Chester Times
Mrs. Maud E Anderson Buckley of West third Street,a well known resident of this city,where she spent her entire life,died in the Chester Hospital on Saturday following a protracted illness.She had been a patient at the hospital for a week
Her survivors are her husband,Thomas Buckley;one daughter,Mrs.Samuel Dunlap and two sons,Earl and James Anderson by a previous marriage.,all of whom are residents of this city.Three sisters and two brothers;three step-children and twelve grandchildren also survive.
She will buried from the funeral home of E.F.White,Third and Norris Streets,on Wednesday afternoon with funeral services at 3o'clock.Internmentwill be in Lawn Croft Cemetery, Linwood.Friends may call tomorrow evening.
Note
Maud was one of seven children born to Tobias and Laura Saylor Detrick.
She also had a half brother ,George, from her father's first marriage (widower).
Her first marriage was to James S Anderson,He worked for the railroad and was killed in an accident on 7 July 1907 at age 38. They had three children.She remarried to a Thomas J Buckley,a widower with three children in1911.
Thomas Buckley died six days after his wife,Maud ,on 14 April and is buried in Immaculate Heart of Mary Cemetery in. Linwood,Pa.
Maud is buried in Lawn Croft in the Anderson Detrick plot with her first husband James Anderson, mother Laura Detrick,sister Edna Green, brother Elmer Detrick and son Earl Anderson.
Mrs. Maud E Anderson Buckley of West third Street,a well known resident of this city,where she spent her entire life,died in the Chester Hospital on Saturday following a protracted illness.She had been a patient at the hospital for a week
Her survivors are her husband,Thomas Buckley;one daughter,Mrs.Samuel Dunlap and two sons,Earl and James Anderson by a previous marriage.,all of whom are residents of this city.Three sisters and two brothers;three step-children and twelve grandchildren also survive.
She will buried from the funeral home of E.F.White,Third and Norris Streets,on Wednesday afternoon with funeral services at 3o'clock.Internmentwill be in Lawn Croft Cemetery, Linwood.Friends may call tomorrow evening.
Note
Maud was one of seven children born to Tobias and Laura Saylor Detrick.
She also had a half brother ,George, from her father's first marriage (widower).
Her first marriage was to James S Anderson,He worked for the railroad and was killed in an accident on 7 July 1907 at age 38. They had three children.She remarried to a Thomas J Buckley,a widower with three children in1911.
Thomas Buckley died six days after his wife,Maud ,on 14 April and is buried in Immaculate Heart of Mary Cemetery in. Linwood,Pa.
Maud is buried in Lawn Croft in the Anderson Detrick plot with her first husband James Anderson, mother Laura Detrick,sister Edna Green, brother Elmer Detrick and son Earl Anderson.
Chester Times
Mrs. Maud E Anderson Buckley of West third Street,a well known resident of this city,where she spent her entire life,died in the Chester Hospital on Saturday following a protracted illness.She had been a patient at the hospital for a week
Her survivors are her husband,Thomas Buckley;one daughter,Mrs.Samuel Dunlap and two sons,Earl and James Anderson by a previous marriage.,all of whom are residents of this city.Three sisters and two brothers;three step-children and twelve grandchildren also survive.
She will buried from the funeral home of E.F.White,Third and Norris Streets,on Wednesday afternoon with funeral services at 3o'clock.Internmentwill be in Lawn Croft Cemetery, Linwood.Friends may call tomorrow evening.
Note
Maud was one of seven children born to Tobias and Laura Saylor Detrick.
She also had a half brother ,George, from her father's first marriage (widower).
Her first marriage was to James S Anderson,He worked for the railroad and was killed in an accident on 7 July 1907 at age 38. They had three children.She remarried to a Thomas J Buckley,a widower with three children in1911.
Thomas Buckley died six days after his wife,Maud ,on 14 April and is buried in Immaculate Heart of Mary Cemetery in. Linwood,Pa.
Maud is buried in Lawn Croft in the Anderson Detrick plot with her first husband James Anderson, mother Laura Detrick,sister Edna Green, brother Elmer Detrick and son Earl Anderson.
Mrs. Maud E Anderson Buckley of West third Street,a well known resident of this city,where she spent her entire life,died in the Chester Hospital on Saturday following a protracted illness.She had been a patient at the hospital for a week
Her survivors are her husband,Thomas Buckley;one daughter,Mrs.Samuel Dunlap and two sons,Earl and James Anderson by a previous marriage.,all of whom are residents of this city.Three sisters and two brothers;three step-children and twelve grandchildren also survive.
She will buried from the funeral home of E.F.White,Third and Norris Streets,on Wednesday afternoon with funeral services at 3o'clock.Internmentwill be in Lawn Croft Cemetery, Linwood.Friends may call tomorrow evening.
Note
Maud was one of seven children born to Tobias and Laura Saylor Detrick.
She also had a half brother ,George, from her father's first marriage (widower).
Her first marriage was to James S Anderson,He worked for the railroad and was killed in an accident on 7 July 1907 at age 38. They had three children.She remarried to a Thomas J Buckley,a widower with three children in1911.
Thomas Buckley died six days after his wife,Maud ,on 14 April and is buried in Immaculate Heart of Mary Cemetery in. Linwood,Pa.
Maud is buried in Lawn Croft in the Anderson Detrick plot with her first husband James Anderson, mother Laura Detrick,sister Edna Green, brother Elmer Detrick and son Earl Anderson.
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