From the Lincoln, NE Journal-Star, Thursday, 3 May 1934.
Mrs. Doman, Member of Nebraska Pioneer Family Dies Here
Mrs. Elizabeth Doman, 66, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Whitten, pioneer residents of Nebraska, died at her home 3050 N Street at 4:30 o'clock Wednesday morning. She had lived in Lincoln for 24 years.
Her parents came to Brownville in 1867 and later moved to Otoe, where Mrs. Doman was born. She was a member of Temple chapter, No. 271, O.E.S. and of the St. Paul Methodist Church. She is survived by her husband Sherman; her mother, Mrs. Cynthia Ann Whitten of Alma; four brothers, Ephraim, E.M. and Ira A. Whitten of Phillipsburg, Kansas and Levi J. Whitten of Alma; four sisters, Mrs. Murcy Ann Hanson of Alma, Mrs. Ida May Daggett and Mrs. Burdell Mitchell of Lincoln and Mrs. Rachel Gipe of Emerson, Iowa.
The body is at the home in charge of Wadlow's.
Funeral Notice from the Lincoln, NE Journal-Star, Thursday, 3 May 1934;
DOMAN, MRS. ELIZABETH - Funeral services for Mrs. Doman will be held at the home, 3050 N Street at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon. Rev. Walter Aiken officiating. Interment at Wyuka with Temple chapter No. 271 O.E.S. in charge at the grave. The body is at home in charge of Wadlow's.
Mrs. Doman, Member of Nebraska Pioneer Family Dies Here
Mrs. Elizabeth Doman, 66, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Whitten, pioneer residents of Nebraska, died at her home 3050 N Street at 4:30 o'clock Wednesday morning. She had lived in Lincoln for 24 years.
Her parents came to Brownville in 1867 and later moved to Otoe, where Mrs. Doman was born. She was a member of Temple chapter, No. 271, O.E.S. and of the St. Paul Methodist Church. She is survived by her husband Sherman; her mother, Mrs. Cynthia Ann Whitten of Alma; four brothers, Ephraim, E.M. and Ira A. Whitten of Phillipsburg, Kansas and Levi J. Whitten of Alma; four sisters, Mrs. Murcy Ann Hanson of Alma, Mrs. Ida May Daggett and Mrs. Burdell Mitchell of Lincoln and Mrs. Rachel Gipe of Emerson, Iowa.
The body is at the home in charge of Wadlow's.
Funeral Notice from the Lincoln, NE Journal-Star, Thursday, 3 May 1934;
DOMAN, MRS. ELIZABETH - Funeral services for Mrs. Doman will be held at the home, 3050 N Street at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon. Rev. Walter Aiken officiating. Interment at Wyuka with Temple chapter No. 271 O.E.S. in charge at the grave. The body is at home in charge of Wadlow's.
From the Lincoln, NE Journal-Star, Thursday, 3 May 1934.
Mrs. Doman, Member of Nebraska Pioneer Family Dies Here
Mrs. Elizabeth Doman, 66, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Whitten, pioneer residents of Nebraska, died at her home 3050 N Street at 4:30 o'clock Wednesday morning. She had lived in Lincoln for 24 years.
Her parents came to Brownville in 1867 and later moved to Otoe, where Mrs. Doman was born. She was a member of Temple chapter, No. 271, O.E.S. and of the St. Paul Methodist Church. She is survived by her husband Sherman; her mother, Mrs. Cynthia Ann Whitten of Alma; four brothers, Ephraim, E.M. and Ira A. Whitten of Phillipsburg, Kansas and Levi J. Whitten of Alma; four sisters, Mrs. Murcy Ann Hanson of Alma, Mrs. Ida May Daggett and Mrs. Burdell Mitchell of Lincoln and Mrs. Rachel Gipe of Emerson, Iowa.
The body is at the home in charge of Wadlow's.
Funeral Notice from the Lincoln, NE Journal-Star, Thursday, 3 May 1934;
DOMAN, MRS. ELIZABETH - Funeral services for Mrs. Doman will be held at the home, 3050 N Street at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon. Rev. Walter Aiken officiating. Interment at Wyuka with Temple chapter No. 271 O.E.S. in charge at the grave. The body is at home in charge of Wadlow's.
Mrs. Doman, Member of Nebraska Pioneer Family Dies Here
Mrs. Elizabeth Doman, 66, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Whitten, pioneer residents of Nebraska, died at her home 3050 N Street at 4:30 o'clock Wednesday morning. She had lived in Lincoln for 24 years.
Her parents came to Brownville in 1867 and later moved to Otoe, where Mrs. Doman was born. She was a member of Temple chapter, No. 271, O.E.S. and of the St. Paul Methodist Church. She is survived by her husband Sherman; her mother, Mrs. Cynthia Ann Whitten of Alma; four brothers, Ephraim, E.M. and Ira A. Whitten of Phillipsburg, Kansas and Levi J. Whitten of Alma; four sisters, Mrs. Murcy Ann Hanson of Alma, Mrs. Ida May Daggett and Mrs. Burdell Mitchell of Lincoln and Mrs. Rachel Gipe of Emerson, Iowa.
The body is at the home in charge of Wadlow's.
Funeral Notice from the Lincoln, NE Journal-Star, Thursday, 3 May 1934;
DOMAN, MRS. ELIZABETH - Funeral services for Mrs. Doman will be held at the home, 3050 N Street at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon. Rev. Walter Aiken officiating. Interment at Wyuka with Temple chapter No. 271 O.E.S. in charge at the grave. The body is at home in charge of Wadlow's.
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