Amanda Elizabeth 'Mandy' Ping Sowder
(February 02, 1838 ~ October 25, 1912)
2 February 1838 – 25 October 1912
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MRS. M. E. SOWDERS [SOWDER]
ENTERS INTO REST
Death came this morning at 2 o'clock to ease the long and patient suffering of Mrs. M. E. Sowders [Sowder], of 810 East Seventh street, one of the first settlers in Galena. Death was due to the third stroke of paralysis and her condition was such that during the last three days the end was momentarily expected by her sons, brothers, sisters and numerous grandchildren who were constantly in attendance. At the time of death Mrs. Sowder was entirely helpless except for being able to move her left arm. The three strokes of paralysis were sustained within a period of two years.
Had she lived until the second of next February Mrs. Sowder would have been 75 years of age. With her husband she settled in East Galena 33 years ago and she resided there continuously. Her husband, W. R. Sowders [Sowder], died seventeen years ago. Mrs. Sowders [Sowder] is survived by two sons, Gain [Gaines] Sowders [Sowder], of this city, Frank Sowders [Sowder], for a number of years a member of the Joplin police force, two sisters, Mrs. Susan Bradley, of Barry county, Missouri, Mrs. Agnes Eaton, of Newton county, Missouri, and two brothers, Ben Ping, of this city, and Lige Ping, of Oklahoma.
The funeral will be held at the Baptist church Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, conducted by Rev. S. S. Hageman, and burial will be in Galena cemetery.
The Galena Evening Times, Galena, Kansas.
25 October 1912, Friday, Page: 1.
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Passing of a Galena
Pioneer Resident
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Mrs. M. E. Sowders [Sowder], Aged 74 Years,
Yields to Stroke of Paralysis ---Was
Citizen 33 Years.
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Mrs. M. E. Sowders [Sowder], aged 74 years, for thirty-three years a resident of East Galena, died at her home at 810 East Seventh street yesterday morning at 2 o'clock after a long illness with paralysis. She suffered the third stroke of paralysis within a period of two years and her death was momentarily expected during the three days preceding the end. The third stroke of paralysis left her almost entirely helpless.
With the passing of Mrs. Sowders [Sowder] Galena loses another of her early residents. Since taking up her residence in East Galena it has been continuous and her husband, W. R. Sowders [Sowder], was laid to rest in the Galena cemetery seventeen years ago. Mrs. Sowders [Sowder] is survived by two sons, Gain [Gaines Sowder] Sowders, of Galena, Frank Sowders [Sowder], of Joplin; two sisters, Mesdames Susan Bradley and Agnes Eaton, both of Missouri, and two brothers, Ben Ping, of Galena, and Lige Ping, of Oklahoma. For a number of years her son, Frank Sowders [Sowder], was a member of the Joplin police force.
Funeral services will be held at the Baptist church tomorrow afternoon
at 2 o'clock with burial in Galena cemetery. The funeral will be conducted by Rev. S. S. Hageman, of the Baptist church.
Joplin Morning Tribune,
[SOWDER, Amanda Elizabeth 'Mandy' PING; #43922138]
Saturday, 26 October 1912,
Page: 12 of 16; Column: 1 of 7.
Joplin, Missouri.
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Amanda Sowder (1838 - 1912) – Galena Cemetery –
Suggested By: ~~mjp~~, 5 September 2021.
Birth Location: Empty; Kentucky, USA
Father: Empty; Stephen Ping (1809-1888)
Mother: Empty; Nancy Ping (1813-1886)
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Mandy Sowder (1838 - 1912) – Galena Cemetery –
Suggested By: MEricson #48880546, 1 Nov 2018.
First Name: Mandy; Amanda
Middle Name: E; Elizabeth
Nickname: Mandy
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(February 02, 1838 ~ October 25, 1912)
2 February 1838 – 25 October 1912
***
MRS. M. E. SOWDERS [SOWDER]
ENTERS INTO REST
Death came this morning at 2 o'clock to ease the long and patient suffering of Mrs. M. E. Sowders [Sowder], of 810 East Seventh street, one of the first settlers in Galena. Death was due to the third stroke of paralysis and her condition was such that during the last three days the end was momentarily expected by her sons, brothers, sisters and numerous grandchildren who were constantly in attendance. At the time of death Mrs. Sowder was entirely helpless except for being able to move her left arm. The three strokes of paralysis were sustained within a period of two years.
Had she lived until the second of next February Mrs. Sowder would have been 75 years of age. With her husband she settled in East Galena 33 years ago and she resided there continuously. Her husband, W. R. Sowders [Sowder], died seventeen years ago. Mrs. Sowders [Sowder] is survived by two sons, Gain [Gaines] Sowders [Sowder], of this city, Frank Sowders [Sowder], for a number of years a member of the Joplin police force, two sisters, Mrs. Susan Bradley, of Barry county, Missouri, Mrs. Agnes Eaton, of Newton county, Missouri, and two brothers, Ben Ping, of this city, and Lige Ping, of Oklahoma.
The funeral will be held at the Baptist church Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, conducted by Rev. S. S. Hageman, and burial will be in Galena cemetery.
The Galena Evening Times, Galena, Kansas.
25 October 1912, Friday, Page: 1.
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Passing of a Galena
Pioneer Resident
_____
Mrs. M. E. Sowders [Sowder], Aged 74 Years,
Yields to Stroke of Paralysis ---Was
Citizen 33 Years.
_____
Mrs. M. E. Sowders [Sowder], aged 74 years, for thirty-three years a resident of East Galena, died at her home at 810 East Seventh street yesterday morning at 2 o'clock after a long illness with paralysis. She suffered the third stroke of paralysis within a period of two years and her death was momentarily expected during the three days preceding the end. The third stroke of paralysis left her almost entirely helpless.
With the passing of Mrs. Sowders [Sowder] Galena loses another of her early residents. Since taking up her residence in East Galena it has been continuous and her husband, W. R. Sowders [Sowder], was laid to rest in the Galena cemetery seventeen years ago. Mrs. Sowders [Sowder] is survived by two sons, Gain [Gaines Sowder] Sowders, of Galena, Frank Sowders [Sowder], of Joplin; two sisters, Mesdames Susan Bradley and Agnes Eaton, both of Missouri, and two brothers, Ben Ping, of Galena, and Lige Ping, of Oklahoma. For a number of years her son, Frank Sowders [Sowder], was a member of the Joplin police force.
Funeral services will be held at the Baptist church tomorrow afternoon
at 2 o'clock with burial in Galena cemetery. The funeral will be conducted by Rev. S. S. Hageman, of the Baptist church.
Joplin Morning Tribune,
[SOWDER, Amanda Elizabeth 'Mandy' PING; #43922138]
Saturday, 26 October 1912,
Page: 12 of 16; Column: 1 of 7.
Joplin, Missouri.
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Amanda Sowder (1838 - 1912) – Galena Cemetery –
Suggested By: ~~mjp~~, 5 September 2021.
Birth Location: Empty; Kentucky, USA
Father: Empty; Stephen Ping (1809-1888)
Mother: Empty; Nancy Ping (1813-1886)
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Mandy Sowder (1838 - 1912) – Galena Cemetery –
Suggested By: MEricson #48880546, 1 Nov 2018.
First Name: Mandy; Amanda
Middle Name: E; Elizabeth
Nickname: Mandy
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Amanda Elizabeth 'Mandy' Ping Sowder
(February 02, 1838 ~ October 25, 1912)
2 February 1838 – 25 October 1912
***
MRS. M. E. SOWDERS [SOWDER]
ENTERS INTO REST
Death came this morning at 2 o'clock to ease the long and patient suffering of Mrs. M. E. Sowders [Sowder], of 810 East Seventh street, one of the first settlers in Galena. Death was due to the third stroke of paralysis and her condition was such that during the last three days the end was momentarily expected by her sons, brothers, sisters and numerous grandchildren who were constantly in attendance. At the time of death Mrs. Sowder was entirely helpless except for being able to move her left arm. The three strokes of paralysis were sustained within a period of two years.
Had she lived until the second of next February Mrs. Sowder would have been 75 years of age. With her husband she settled in East Galena 33 years ago and she resided there continuously. Her husband, W. R. Sowders [Sowder], died seventeen years ago. Mrs. Sowders [Sowder] is survived by two sons, Gain [Gaines] Sowders [Sowder], of this city, Frank Sowders [Sowder], for a number of years a member of the Joplin police force, two sisters, Mrs. Susan Bradley, of Barry county, Missouri, Mrs. Agnes Eaton, of Newton county, Missouri, and two brothers, Ben Ping, of this city, and Lige Ping, of Oklahoma.
The funeral will be held at the Baptist church Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, conducted by Rev. S. S. Hageman, and burial will be in Galena cemetery.
The Galena Evening Times, Galena, Kansas.
25 October 1912, Friday, Page: 1.
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Passing of a Galena
Pioneer Resident
_____
Mrs. M. E. Sowders [Sowder], Aged 74 Years,
Yields to Stroke of Paralysis ---Was
Citizen 33 Years.
_____
Mrs. M. E. Sowders [Sowder], aged 74 years, for thirty-three years a resident of East Galena, died at her home at 810 East Seventh street yesterday morning at 2 o'clock after a long illness with paralysis. She suffered the third stroke of paralysis within a period of two years and her death was momentarily expected during the three days preceding the end. The third stroke of paralysis left her almost entirely helpless.
With the passing of Mrs. Sowders [Sowder] Galena loses another of her early residents. Since taking up her residence in East Galena it has been continuous and her husband, W. R. Sowders [Sowder], was laid to rest in the Galena cemetery seventeen years ago. Mrs. Sowders [Sowder] is survived by two sons, Gain [Gaines Sowder] Sowders, of Galena, Frank Sowders [Sowder], of Joplin; two sisters, Mesdames Susan Bradley and Agnes Eaton, both of Missouri, and two brothers, Ben Ping, of Galena, and Lige Ping, of Oklahoma. For a number of years her son, Frank Sowders [Sowder], was a member of the Joplin police force.
Funeral services will be held at the Baptist church tomorrow afternoon
at 2 o'clock with burial in Galena cemetery. The funeral will be conducted by Rev. S. S. Hageman, of the Baptist church.
Joplin Morning Tribune,
[SOWDER, Amanda Elizabeth 'Mandy' PING; #43922138]
Saturday, 26 October 1912,
Page: 12 of 16; Column: 1 of 7.
Joplin, Missouri.
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Amanda Sowder (1838 - 1912) – Galena Cemetery –
Suggested By: ~~mjp~~, 5 September 2021.
Birth Location: Empty; Kentucky, USA
Father: Empty; Stephen Ping (1809-1888)
Mother: Empty; Nancy Ping (1813-1886)
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Mandy Sowder (1838 - 1912) – Galena Cemetery –
Suggested By: MEricson #48880546, 1 Nov 2018.
First Name: Mandy; Amanda
Middle Name: E; Elizabeth
Nickname: Mandy
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*~*
(February 02, 1838 ~ October 25, 1912)
2 February 1838 – 25 October 1912
***
MRS. M. E. SOWDERS [SOWDER]
ENTERS INTO REST
Death came this morning at 2 o'clock to ease the long and patient suffering of Mrs. M. E. Sowders [Sowder], of 810 East Seventh street, one of the first settlers in Galena. Death was due to the third stroke of paralysis and her condition was such that during the last three days the end was momentarily expected by her sons, brothers, sisters and numerous grandchildren who were constantly in attendance. At the time of death Mrs. Sowder was entirely helpless except for being able to move her left arm. The three strokes of paralysis were sustained within a period of two years.
Had she lived until the second of next February Mrs. Sowder would have been 75 years of age. With her husband she settled in East Galena 33 years ago and she resided there continuously. Her husband, W. R. Sowders [Sowder], died seventeen years ago. Mrs. Sowders [Sowder] is survived by two sons, Gain [Gaines] Sowders [Sowder], of this city, Frank Sowders [Sowder], for a number of years a member of the Joplin police force, two sisters, Mrs. Susan Bradley, of Barry county, Missouri, Mrs. Agnes Eaton, of Newton county, Missouri, and two brothers, Ben Ping, of this city, and Lige Ping, of Oklahoma.
The funeral will be held at the Baptist church Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, conducted by Rev. S. S. Hageman, and burial will be in Galena cemetery.
The Galena Evening Times, Galena, Kansas.
25 October 1912, Friday, Page: 1.
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*~*
Passing of a Galena
Pioneer Resident
_____
Mrs. M. E. Sowders [Sowder], Aged 74 Years,
Yields to Stroke of Paralysis ---Was
Citizen 33 Years.
_____
Mrs. M. E. Sowders [Sowder], aged 74 years, for thirty-three years a resident of East Galena, died at her home at 810 East Seventh street yesterday morning at 2 o'clock after a long illness with paralysis. She suffered the third stroke of paralysis within a period of two years and her death was momentarily expected during the three days preceding the end. The third stroke of paralysis left her almost entirely helpless.
With the passing of Mrs. Sowders [Sowder] Galena loses another of her early residents. Since taking up her residence in East Galena it has been continuous and her husband, W. R. Sowders [Sowder], was laid to rest in the Galena cemetery seventeen years ago. Mrs. Sowders [Sowder] is survived by two sons, Gain [Gaines Sowder] Sowders, of Galena, Frank Sowders [Sowder], of Joplin; two sisters, Mesdames Susan Bradley and Agnes Eaton, both of Missouri, and two brothers, Ben Ping, of Galena, and Lige Ping, of Oklahoma. For a number of years her son, Frank Sowders [Sowder], was a member of the Joplin police force.
Funeral services will be held at the Baptist church tomorrow afternoon
at 2 o'clock with burial in Galena cemetery. The funeral will be conducted by Rev. S. S. Hageman, of the Baptist church.
Joplin Morning Tribune,
[SOWDER, Amanda Elizabeth 'Mandy' PING; #43922138]
Saturday, 26 October 1912,
Page: 12 of 16; Column: 1 of 7.
Joplin, Missouri.
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Amanda Sowder (1838 - 1912) – Galena Cemetery –
Suggested By: ~~mjp~~, 5 September 2021.
Birth Location: Empty; Kentucky, USA
Father: Empty; Stephen Ping (1809-1888)
Mother: Empty; Nancy Ping (1813-1886)
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*~*
Mandy Sowder (1838 - 1912) – Galena Cemetery –
Suggested By: MEricson #48880546, 1 Nov 2018.
First Name: Mandy; Amanda
Middle Name: E; Elizabeth
Nickname: Mandy
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