Long Life and Loss: Mary Jane Dunlap 1829 1919
Mary Jane Dunlap of Avoca passed away December 12 1919 at age 90 years 4 months 29 days. Born near Frederickson New Brunswick she moved to the United States as a youth, married John M Dunlap in Marshall County 1853, and lived in Des Moines Shelby County and finally near Avoca. Survived by six children and many grandchildren, she was active in the Methodist church and revered for patience and selflessness. Funeral services were held at the family home with Reverend Gensyear, burial in Wyoming cemetery, with numerous relatives in attendance.
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Margaret Goodner
Shenandoah
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Lou Irwin
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Death and Interment of Mrs Sarah Snyder in Wyoming
Mrs Sarah Snyder a longtime Wyoming resident died at 6 30 am on Monday Dec 22 after a three week illness. Born January 30 1849 in Cumberland County Penn she moved to Henry with her parents and married William G Snyder July 5 1869. Survived by husband four children Charles W Henry Howard Otto and May who died in infancy six grandchildren five sisters and a brother. Interment details note her faith as a Methodist Episcopal member.
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Letters From Br Tremain and An Ohio Wedding
A 1919 letter from Long Beach describes a long train trip with many coaches, city growth, and family news including a brother's death. It notes Mrs Tremain's illness, ship launch, and Illinois fuel shortages. The second item reports Miss Lora Kass marrying Warren M Pomerene in Coshocton with Dr W O Thompson presiding and relatives attending.
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Yearly Audit of Child Welfare Federation Report
From June 8, 1917 to December 26, 1919 the home admitted 31 children and four mothers. One adoption occurred with four cases. welfare work supported by child services across departments including fresh air work and day nursery. Credits $698.18Debits $601.07 balance $97.11. Mary Ryan, President. Notary Mary E Schick sworn December 27, 1919.
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