The Onaga Herald
February 8, 1940
Mary Ellen McIntyre was born on a farm near Winchester, Virginia, August 31, 1878, and died January 30, 1940, at Onaga, Kansas. She came to Kansas with her parents in 1885 where she resided for three years. In 1888, she moved to Parkville, Mo., residing there until her marriage to Jacob Sanford Miser, on October 28, 1803.
She and her husband moved to Centralia, Kansas in 1904. To this union were born ten children, three having passed away in infancy. She leaves to mourn her death, her husband, Jacob Sanford Miser, and seven children; John and Dorothy Miser and Mrs. Thelma Conaway, all of Onaga, Kans.; Raymond and Mrs. Eva Allen, of Frankfort, Kans., Roy of Rawlings, Wyo.; and Rollin, of Superior, Wyo. She also leaves her mother, Mrs. L. F. McIntyre, of Kansas City, Mo., and three brothers and four sisters, Josiah and Van D., of Parkville, Mo.; Will of Kansas City, Mo.; Mrs. Grace Riley of Gardner, Ks.; Mrs. Georgia Martin of Parkville, Mo.; Mrs. Leah Corbin and Catharine McIntyre, of Kansas City, Mo.; Also five grandchildren and a number of nieces and nephews survive.
The funeral was conducted by Dr. Thos. C. Hinkle in the Congregational Church, in Onaga, on Friday afternoon. Burial was in the Centralia Cemetery.
(Thanks goes to KUfan for transcribing this obituary!)
February 8, 1940
Mary Ellen McIntyre was born on a farm near Winchester, Virginia, August 31, 1878, and died January 30, 1940, at Onaga, Kansas. She came to Kansas with her parents in 1885 where she resided for three years. In 1888, she moved to Parkville, Mo., residing there until her marriage to Jacob Sanford Miser, on October 28, 1803.
She and her husband moved to Centralia, Kansas in 1904. To this union were born ten children, three having passed away in infancy. She leaves to mourn her death, her husband, Jacob Sanford Miser, and seven children; John and Dorothy Miser and Mrs. Thelma Conaway, all of Onaga, Kans.; Raymond and Mrs. Eva Allen, of Frankfort, Kans., Roy of Rawlings, Wyo.; and Rollin, of Superior, Wyo. She also leaves her mother, Mrs. L. F. McIntyre, of Kansas City, Mo., and three brothers and four sisters, Josiah and Van D., of Parkville, Mo.; Will of Kansas City, Mo.; Mrs. Grace Riley of Gardner, Ks.; Mrs. Georgia Martin of Parkville, Mo.; Mrs. Leah Corbin and Catharine McIntyre, of Kansas City, Mo.; Also five grandchildren and a number of nieces and nephews survive.
The funeral was conducted by Dr. Thos. C. Hinkle in the Congregational Church, in Onaga, on Friday afternoon. Burial was in the Centralia Cemetery.
(Thanks goes to KUfan for transcribing this obituary!)
The Onaga Herald
February 8, 1940
Mary Ellen McIntyre was born on a farm near Winchester, Virginia, August 31, 1878, and died January 30, 1940, at Onaga, Kansas. She came to Kansas with her parents in 1885 where she resided for three years. In 1888, she moved to Parkville, Mo., residing there until her marriage to Jacob Sanford Miser, on October 28, 1803.
She and her husband moved to Centralia, Kansas in 1904. To this union were born ten children, three having passed away in infancy. She leaves to mourn her death, her husband, Jacob Sanford Miser, and seven children; John and Dorothy Miser and Mrs. Thelma Conaway, all of Onaga, Kans.; Raymond and Mrs. Eva Allen, of Frankfort, Kans., Roy of Rawlings, Wyo.; and Rollin, of Superior, Wyo. She also leaves her mother, Mrs. L. F. McIntyre, of Kansas City, Mo., and three brothers and four sisters, Josiah and Van D., of Parkville, Mo.; Will of Kansas City, Mo.; Mrs. Grace Riley of Gardner, Ks.; Mrs. Georgia Martin of Parkville, Mo.; Mrs. Leah Corbin and Catharine McIntyre, of Kansas City, Mo.; Also five grandchildren and a number of nieces and nephews survive.
The funeral was conducted by Dr. Thos. C. Hinkle in the Congregational Church, in Onaga, on Friday afternoon. Burial was in the Centralia Cemetery.
(Thanks goes to KUfan for transcribing this obituary!)
February 8, 1940
Mary Ellen McIntyre was born on a farm near Winchester, Virginia, August 31, 1878, and died January 30, 1940, at Onaga, Kansas. She came to Kansas with her parents in 1885 where she resided for three years. In 1888, she moved to Parkville, Mo., residing there until her marriage to Jacob Sanford Miser, on October 28, 1803.
She and her husband moved to Centralia, Kansas in 1904. To this union were born ten children, three having passed away in infancy. She leaves to mourn her death, her husband, Jacob Sanford Miser, and seven children; John and Dorothy Miser and Mrs. Thelma Conaway, all of Onaga, Kans.; Raymond and Mrs. Eva Allen, of Frankfort, Kans., Roy of Rawlings, Wyo.; and Rollin, of Superior, Wyo. She also leaves her mother, Mrs. L. F. McIntyre, of Kansas City, Mo., and three brothers and four sisters, Josiah and Van D., of Parkville, Mo.; Will of Kansas City, Mo.; Mrs. Grace Riley of Gardner, Ks.; Mrs. Georgia Martin of Parkville, Mo.; Mrs. Leah Corbin and Catharine McIntyre, of Kansas City, Mo.; Also five grandchildren and a number of nieces and nephews survive.
The funeral was conducted by Dr. Thos. C. Hinkle in the Congregational Church, in Onaga, on Friday afternoon. Burial was in the Centralia Cemetery.
(Thanks goes to KUfan for transcribing this obituary!)
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