Mrs. Mary A. STAHL, 90, widow of the late Samuel STAHL, probably the oldest woman in Fulton county, died Saturday evening at her home in Leiters, following a stroke of paralysis Friday morning.
Mrs. Stahl was born in Illinois in April, 1828. Four children, Frank STAHL, southwest of Leiters, Mrs. Catherine CAPRON, who lived with her mother, Mrs. Nancy SALES, of Leiters and Mrs. William LUCAS, of near Leiters, survive.
Funeral Monday afternoon at the Leiters M.E. church, Rev. HARRIS in charge. Burial at Leiters cemetery.
Word was received by friends here Monday of the death of Mrs. P. A. RITCHEY, aged about 45, Tuesday, Aug 6th, at her home in Emporia, Kansas. The funeral was held at that place on Friday. Mrs. Ritchey had been confined to her bed for the past six months, with tuberculosis. The family moved from this city about three years ago. The deceased had a number of brothers and sisters, who were with her at the time of her death. The husband also survives.
The 15 months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin HAZEL, of Goshen, died Sunday, after a short illness. She was a niece of Mrs. Jack CHAMBERLAIN, who was called there Saturday on account of her illness. Mr. Chamberlain and son, Jerome [CHAMBERLAIN], will go to Goshen this evening.
[Rochester Sentinel, Monday, August 12, 1918]
Mrs. Stahl was born in Illinois in April, 1828. Four children, Frank STAHL, southwest of Leiters, Mrs. Catherine CAPRON, who lived with her mother, Mrs. Nancy SALES, of Leiters and Mrs. William LUCAS, of near Leiters, survive.
Funeral Monday afternoon at the Leiters M.E. church, Rev. HARRIS in charge. Burial at Leiters cemetery.
Word was received by friends here Monday of the death of Mrs. P. A. RITCHEY, aged about 45, Tuesday, Aug 6th, at her home in Emporia, Kansas. The funeral was held at that place on Friday. Mrs. Ritchey had been confined to her bed for the past six months, with tuberculosis. The family moved from this city about three years ago. The deceased had a number of brothers and sisters, who were with her at the time of her death. The husband also survives.
The 15 months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin HAZEL, of Goshen, died Sunday, after a short illness. She was a niece of Mrs. Jack CHAMBERLAIN, who was called there Saturday on account of her illness. Mr. Chamberlain and son, Jerome [CHAMBERLAIN], will go to Goshen this evening.
[Rochester Sentinel, Monday, August 12, 1918]
Mrs. Mary A. STAHL, 90, widow of the late Samuel STAHL, probably the oldest woman in Fulton county, died Saturday evening at her home in Leiters, following a stroke of paralysis Friday morning.
Mrs. Stahl was born in Illinois in April, 1828. Four children, Frank STAHL, southwest of Leiters, Mrs. Catherine CAPRON, who lived with her mother, Mrs. Nancy SALES, of Leiters and Mrs. William LUCAS, of near Leiters, survive.
Funeral Monday afternoon at the Leiters M.E. church, Rev. HARRIS in charge. Burial at Leiters cemetery.
Word was received by friends here Monday of the death of Mrs. P. A. RITCHEY, aged about 45, Tuesday, Aug 6th, at her home in Emporia, Kansas. The funeral was held at that place on Friday. Mrs. Ritchey had been confined to her bed for the past six months, with tuberculosis. The family moved from this city about three years ago. The deceased had a number of brothers and sisters, who were with her at the time of her death. The husband also survives.
The 15 months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin HAZEL, of Goshen, died Sunday, after a short illness. She was a niece of Mrs. Jack CHAMBERLAIN, who was called there Saturday on account of her illness. Mr. Chamberlain and son, Jerome [CHAMBERLAIN], will go to Goshen this evening.
[Rochester Sentinel, Monday, August 12, 1918]
Mrs. Stahl was born in Illinois in April, 1828. Four children, Frank STAHL, southwest of Leiters, Mrs. Catherine CAPRON, who lived with her mother, Mrs. Nancy SALES, of Leiters and Mrs. William LUCAS, of near Leiters, survive.
Funeral Monday afternoon at the Leiters M.E. church, Rev. HARRIS in charge. Burial at Leiters cemetery.
Word was received by friends here Monday of the death of Mrs. P. A. RITCHEY, aged about 45, Tuesday, Aug 6th, at her home in Emporia, Kansas. The funeral was held at that place on Friday. Mrs. Ritchey had been confined to her bed for the past six months, with tuberculosis. The family moved from this city about three years ago. The deceased had a number of brothers and sisters, who were with her at the time of her death. The husband also survives.
The 15 months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin HAZEL, of Goshen, died Sunday, after a short illness. She was a niece of Mrs. Jack CHAMBERLAIN, who was called there Saturday on account of her illness. Mr. Chamberlain and son, Jerome [CHAMBERLAIN], will go to Goshen this evening.
[Rochester Sentinel, Monday, August 12, 1918]
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