People's Banner (David City, Nebr.), March 10, p. 4, col. 3
Mrs. McAvanney of Rising City, died Monday at the home of her son John McAvanney, from old age and dropsy. Deceased leaves to mourn her departure three children, Mrs. Bungos who resides in Illinois, Mrs. B. Shepherd of Ulysses and John McAuanney, who is engaged in the blacksmith business in Rising City. Her husband and two sons preceded her, to the unknown world, Mr. McAvenney having died soon after locating in this county more than twenty years ago. Edward died about four years ago and Henry died about the first of this year. Remains of the late deceased were brought to David City Wednesday morning, funeral services being conducted at St. Mary’s Catholic church by Rev. Father Caraher, remains being late to rest in the Catholic cemetery southeast of town. Relatives of deceased have the sympathy of many friends.
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Rising City Independent (Rising City, Nebr.), March 10, 1904, p. 8, col. 3
Died
Mrs. McEveney, mother of John T. McEveney died after a lingering illness at her late residence in this city Monday, March 7, 1904, at 10 o'clock in the evening, aged 82 years. Mrs. McEveney was a woman of whom it can be said, she had no enemies, for every one who became acquainted with her could not help but love and esteem her.
The remains were conveyed to David City on Wednesday (yesterday) and the funeral service was conducted at St. Mary's Catholic Church in that city, Rev. Father Carrahar, officiating, and the body was laid to rest in the Catholic Cemetery, beside her husband who preceded her to the other world more than twenty years ago.
Deceased leaves two daughters, one of whom lives in Ulysses, Nebr., the other being a resident of Hancock county, Illinois, and one son, John T., who has been caring for his mother ever since the death of his father, all of whom were present at the funeral. Two sons have preceded the mother to the other shore - Edward in 1899, and Henry in December 1903.
The bereaved ones have the sympathy of the entire community.
Mrs. McAvanney of Rising City, died Monday at the home of her son John McAvanney, from old age and dropsy. Deceased leaves to mourn her departure three children, Mrs. Bungos who resides in Illinois, Mrs. B. Shepherd of Ulysses and John McAuanney, who is engaged in the blacksmith business in Rising City. Her husband and two sons preceded her, to the unknown world, Mr. McAvenney having died soon after locating in this county more than twenty years ago. Edward died about four years ago and Henry died about the first of this year. Remains of the late deceased were brought to David City Wednesday morning, funeral services being conducted at St. Mary’s Catholic church by Rev. Father Caraher, remains being late to rest in the Catholic cemetery southeast of town. Relatives of deceased have the sympathy of many friends.
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Rising City Independent (Rising City, Nebr.), March 10, 1904, p. 8, col. 3
Died
Mrs. McEveney, mother of John T. McEveney died after a lingering illness at her late residence in this city Monday, March 7, 1904, at 10 o'clock in the evening, aged 82 years. Mrs. McEveney was a woman of whom it can be said, she had no enemies, for every one who became acquainted with her could not help but love and esteem her.
The remains were conveyed to David City on Wednesday (yesterday) and the funeral service was conducted at St. Mary's Catholic Church in that city, Rev. Father Carrahar, officiating, and the body was laid to rest in the Catholic Cemetery, beside her husband who preceded her to the other world more than twenty years ago.
Deceased leaves two daughters, one of whom lives in Ulysses, Nebr., the other being a resident of Hancock county, Illinois, and one son, John T., who has been caring for his mother ever since the death of his father, all of whom were present at the funeral. Two sons have preceded the mother to the other shore - Edward in 1899, and Henry in December 1903.
The bereaved ones have the sympathy of the entire community.
People's Banner (David City, Nebr.), March 10, p. 4, col. 3
Mrs. McAvanney of Rising City, died Monday at the home of her son John McAvanney, from old age and dropsy. Deceased leaves to mourn her departure three children, Mrs. Bungos who resides in Illinois, Mrs. B. Shepherd of Ulysses and John McAuanney, who is engaged in the blacksmith business in Rising City. Her husband and two sons preceded her, to the unknown world, Mr. McAvenney having died soon after locating in this county more than twenty years ago. Edward died about four years ago and Henry died about the first of this year. Remains of the late deceased were brought to David City Wednesday morning, funeral services being conducted at St. Mary’s Catholic church by Rev. Father Caraher, remains being late to rest in the Catholic cemetery southeast of town. Relatives of deceased have the sympathy of many friends.
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Rising City Independent (Rising City, Nebr.), March 10, 1904, p. 8, col. 3
Died
Mrs. McEveney, mother of John T. McEveney died after a lingering illness at her late residence in this city Monday, March 7, 1904, at 10 o'clock in the evening, aged 82 years. Mrs. McEveney was a woman of whom it can be said, she had no enemies, for every one who became acquainted with her could not help but love and esteem her.
The remains were conveyed to David City on Wednesday (yesterday) and the funeral service was conducted at St. Mary's Catholic Church in that city, Rev. Father Carrahar, officiating, and the body was laid to rest in the Catholic Cemetery, beside her husband who preceded her to the other world more than twenty years ago.
Deceased leaves two daughters, one of whom lives in Ulysses, Nebr., the other being a resident of Hancock county, Illinois, and one son, John T., who has been caring for his mother ever since the death of his father, all of whom were present at the funeral. Two sons have preceded the mother to the other shore - Edward in 1899, and Henry in December 1903.
The bereaved ones have the sympathy of the entire community.
Mrs. McAvanney of Rising City, died Monday at the home of her son John McAvanney, from old age and dropsy. Deceased leaves to mourn her departure three children, Mrs. Bungos who resides in Illinois, Mrs. B. Shepherd of Ulysses and John McAuanney, who is engaged in the blacksmith business in Rising City. Her husband and two sons preceded her, to the unknown world, Mr. McAvenney having died soon after locating in this county more than twenty years ago. Edward died about four years ago and Henry died about the first of this year. Remains of the late deceased were brought to David City Wednesday morning, funeral services being conducted at St. Mary’s Catholic church by Rev. Father Caraher, remains being late to rest in the Catholic cemetery southeast of town. Relatives of deceased have the sympathy of many friends.
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Rising City Independent (Rising City, Nebr.), March 10, 1904, p. 8, col. 3
Died
Mrs. McEveney, mother of John T. McEveney died after a lingering illness at her late residence in this city Monday, March 7, 1904, at 10 o'clock in the evening, aged 82 years. Mrs. McEveney was a woman of whom it can be said, she had no enemies, for every one who became acquainted with her could not help but love and esteem her.
The remains were conveyed to David City on Wednesday (yesterday) and the funeral service was conducted at St. Mary's Catholic Church in that city, Rev. Father Carrahar, officiating, and the body was laid to rest in the Catholic Cemetery, beside her husband who preceded her to the other world more than twenty years ago.
Deceased leaves two daughters, one of whom lives in Ulysses, Nebr., the other being a resident of Hancock county, Illinois, and one son, John T., who has been caring for his mother ever since the death of his father, all of whom were present at the funeral. Two sons have preceded the mother to the other shore - Edward in 1899, and Henry in December 1903.
The bereaved ones have the sympathy of the entire community.
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