Mrs. Flora Wilson Munger, 57, wife of William unger, Maple View, passed away Friday, March 16, 1934, at her home. Mrs. Munger had been ill for the past seven years.
She was born in the town of West Monroe, September 26, 1876, daughter of Adelbert and Imma Larrabee Wilson. Mrs. Munger was a member of Union Settlement Methodist church but while residing at Maple View was a regular attendant of the Maple View Community church as long as her health permitted.
Besides her husband she leaves six sons, James of Warners, Allen Donald, Billy, Earl, and Philip of
Maple View; three daughters Mrs. Edgar Wilmer of Mexico; Mrs, Lawrence Richardson and Miss Agnes Munger of Maple View; her mother, Mrs. Emma Wilson; two brothers, Edward Wilson of Syracuse and Newton Wilson of Hastings and two grandchildren.
Last rites were held from her late home on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. George Lietka of
Maple View Community church officiated. Interment was in Union Settlement cemetery, West Monroe,
New York,
Bearers were Avery Dimon, Lyle Dimon, Bert Harvey, Fred Harvey, Thomas Smith, William Miller, all neighbors.
The attendance at the services was exceptionally large
Source: MEXICO INDEPENDENT, MEXICO, NEW YORK, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1934
She was born in the town of West Monroe, September 26, 1876, daughter of Adelbert and Imma Larrabee Wilson. Mrs. Munger was a member of Union Settlement Methodist church but while residing at Maple View was a regular attendant of the Maple View Community church as long as her health permitted.
Besides her husband she leaves six sons, James of Warners, Allen Donald, Billy, Earl, and Philip of
Maple View; three daughters Mrs. Edgar Wilmer of Mexico; Mrs, Lawrence Richardson and Miss Agnes Munger of Maple View; her mother, Mrs. Emma Wilson; two brothers, Edward Wilson of Syracuse and Newton Wilson of Hastings and two grandchildren.
Last rites were held from her late home on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. George Lietka of
Maple View Community church officiated. Interment was in Union Settlement cemetery, West Monroe,
New York,
Bearers were Avery Dimon, Lyle Dimon, Bert Harvey, Fred Harvey, Thomas Smith, William Miller, all neighbors.
The attendance at the services was exceptionally large
Source: MEXICO INDEPENDENT, MEXICO, NEW YORK, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1934
Mrs. Flora Wilson Munger, 57, wife of William unger, Maple View, passed away Friday, March 16, 1934, at her home. Mrs. Munger had been ill for the past seven years.
She was born in the town of West Monroe, September 26, 1876, daughter of Adelbert and Imma Larrabee Wilson. Mrs. Munger was a member of Union Settlement Methodist church but while residing at Maple View was a regular attendant of the Maple View Community church as long as her health permitted.
Besides her husband she leaves six sons, James of Warners, Allen Donald, Billy, Earl, and Philip of
Maple View; three daughters Mrs. Edgar Wilmer of Mexico; Mrs, Lawrence Richardson and Miss Agnes Munger of Maple View; her mother, Mrs. Emma Wilson; two brothers, Edward Wilson of Syracuse and Newton Wilson of Hastings and two grandchildren.
Last rites were held from her late home on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. George Lietka of
Maple View Community church officiated. Interment was in Union Settlement cemetery, West Monroe,
New York,
Bearers were Avery Dimon, Lyle Dimon, Bert Harvey, Fred Harvey, Thomas Smith, William Miller, all neighbors.
The attendance at the services was exceptionally large
Source: MEXICO INDEPENDENT, MEXICO, NEW YORK, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1934
She was born in the town of West Monroe, September 26, 1876, daughter of Adelbert and Imma Larrabee Wilson. Mrs. Munger was a member of Union Settlement Methodist church but while residing at Maple View was a regular attendant of the Maple View Community church as long as her health permitted.
Besides her husband she leaves six sons, James of Warners, Allen Donald, Billy, Earl, and Philip of
Maple View; three daughters Mrs. Edgar Wilmer of Mexico; Mrs, Lawrence Richardson and Miss Agnes Munger of Maple View; her mother, Mrs. Emma Wilson; two brothers, Edward Wilson of Syracuse and Newton Wilson of Hastings and two grandchildren.
Last rites were held from her late home on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. George Lietka of
Maple View Community church officiated. Interment was in Union Settlement cemetery, West Monroe,
New York,
Bearers were Avery Dimon, Lyle Dimon, Bert Harvey, Fred Harvey, Thomas Smith, William Miller, all neighbors.
The attendance at the services was exceptionally large
Source: MEXICO INDEPENDENT, MEXICO, NEW YORK, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1934
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