Enterprise 28 Aug 1924
Letty May Wilcox
The death of Letty May Wilcox, youngest daughter of Mrs. Clarissa Wilcox, who lives eight miles south of Blair, occurred Tuesday evening, August 26, after a lingering illness of two months.
The deceased was born October 22, 1871 to Mr. and Mrs. Elias Wilcox, her father having preceded her in death 28 years ago. Her birth place was the old homestead right named Oak Point, where she has spent her entire lifetime and where her anged mother, who will greatly miss her companionship resides.
Besides the mother, aged 87 years, she leaves to mourn her passing, one sister, Mrs. Mary Epling, of California, two brothers Phineas, of Blair and Marshall who lives on the home place. A sister, Mrs. Craig Wright died a number of years ago.
About two months ago she fell and dislocated her knee and from that time her decline was rapid. She was patient and loving to the last and very appreciative of all that was done for her.
Funeral services are being held this (Thursday) afternoon at the Methodist Church in this city, Rev. Underwood officiating.
Burial will be made in the Blair Cemetery.
Pilot 27 Aug 1924
Miss Letta Wilcox, daughter of Mrs. Clarissa Wilcox, who lives south of Blair, died at 12:30 last night from the results of a fall some time ago. She was fifty years of age and was born on the farm where she died. She was never married. The funeral service will be held at the Methodist Church in this city at 3 o'clock tomorrow, Thursday, afternoon. Besides her mother she leaves one sister, Mary, Mrs. Wm. Epling, of California, P. M. Wilcox of this city and Marshall who lives on the old farm.
*Blair Cemetery records lists her death as 27 Aug 1924
"Obit provided by, and with permission of, the Wash. Co. Gen. Soc., Blair, NE" Sue FAG #47326069
This information provided by Mrs. B Thank you.
These 3 Wilcox stones mark 7 graves.
Left to right:
small stone, pink gladioli: Infant Son, Oct. 12, 1897- Oct. 13, 1897
dark middle stone, orange flowers: Marshall A. Wilcox & Eva M. Wilcox
white four-sided stone, yellow flowers:
*north face (seems dark in photo): Sarah (Wilcox) Rhodes
*west face (seems light in photo--this side has the yellow flowers): Elias Wilcox & Clarissa Wilcox
*south face (can't be seen in photo): Lettie Mae Wilcox
All three stones are by the northwest edge of Block 74, near the road.
GPS ~N41.55173 W96.11960 ~elev. 1106'
Letty May Wilcox
The death of Letty May Wilcox, youngest daughter of Mrs. Clarissa Wilcox, who lives eight miles south of Blair, occurred Tuesday evening, August 26, after a lingering illness of two months.
The deceased was born October 22, 1871 to Mr. and Mrs. Elias Wilcox, her father having preceded her in death 28 years ago. Her birth place was the old homestead right named Oak Point, where she has spent her entire lifetime and where her anged mother, who will greatly miss her companionship resides.
Besides the mother, aged 87 years, she leaves to mourn her passing, one sister, Mrs. Mary Epling, of California, two brothers Phineas, of Blair and Marshall who lives on the home place. A sister, Mrs. Craig Wright died a number of years ago.
About two months ago she fell and dislocated her knee and from that time her decline was rapid. She was patient and loving to the last and very appreciative of all that was done for her.
Funeral services are being held this (Thursday) afternoon at the Methodist Church in this city, Rev. Underwood officiating.
Burial will be made in the Blair Cemetery.
Pilot 27 Aug 1924
Miss Letta Wilcox, daughter of Mrs. Clarissa Wilcox, who lives south of Blair, died at 12:30 last night from the results of a fall some time ago. She was fifty years of age and was born on the farm where she died. She was never married. The funeral service will be held at the Methodist Church in this city at 3 o'clock tomorrow, Thursday, afternoon. Besides her mother she leaves one sister, Mary, Mrs. Wm. Epling, of California, P. M. Wilcox of this city and Marshall who lives on the old farm.
*Blair Cemetery records lists her death as 27 Aug 1924
"Obit provided by, and with permission of, the Wash. Co. Gen. Soc., Blair, NE" Sue FAG #47326069
This information provided by Mrs. B Thank you.
These 3 Wilcox stones mark 7 graves.
Left to right:
small stone, pink gladioli: Infant Son, Oct. 12, 1897- Oct. 13, 1897
dark middle stone, orange flowers: Marshall A. Wilcox & Eva M. Wilcox
white four-sided stone, yellow flowers:
*north face (seems dark in photo): Sarah (Wilcox) Rhodes
*west face (seems light in photo--this side has the yellow flowers): Elias Wilcox & Clarissa Wilcox
*south face (can't be seen in photo): Lettie Mae Wilcox
All three stones are by the northwest edge of Block 74, near the road.
GPS ~N41.55173 W96.11960 ~elev. 1106'
Enterprise 28 Aug 1924
Letty May Wilcox
The death of Letty May Wilcox, youngest daughter of Mrs. Clarissa Wilcox, who lives eight miles south of Blair, occurred Tuesday evening, August 26, after a lingering illness of two months.
The deceased was born October 22, 1871 to Mr. and Mrs. Elias Wilcox, her father having preceded her in death 28 years ago. Her birth place was the old homestead right named Oak Point, where she has spent her entire lifetime and where her anged mother, who will greatly miss her companionship resides.
Besides the mother, aged 87 years, she leaves to mourn her passing, one sister, Mrs. Mary Epling, of California, two brothers Phineas, of Blair and Marshall who lives on the home place. A sister, Mrs. Craig Wright died a number of years ago.
About two months ago she fell and dislocated her knee and from that time her decline was rapid. She was patient and loving to the last and very appreciative of all that was done for her.
Funeral services are being held this (Thursday) afternoon at the Methodist Church in this city, Rev. Underwood officiating.
Burial will be made in the Blair Cemetery.
Pilot 27 Aug 1924
Miss Letta Wilcox, daughter of Mrs. Clarissa Wilcox, who lives south of Blair, died at 12:30 last night from the results of a fall some time ago. She was fifty years of age and was born on the farm where she died. She was never married. The funeral service will be held at the Methodist Church in this city at 3 o'clock tomorrow, Thursday, afternoon. Besides her mother she leaves one sister, Mary, Mrs. Wm. Epling, of California, P. M. Wilcox of this city and Marshall who lives on the old farm.
*Blair Cemetery records lists her death as 27 Aug 1924
"Obit provided by, and with permission of, the Wash. Co. Gen. Soc., Blair, NE" Sue FAG #47326069
This information provided by Mrs. B Thank you.
These 3 Wilcox stones mark 7 graves.
Left to right:
small stone, pink gladioli: Infant Son, Oct. 12, 1897- Oct. 13, 1897
dark middle stone, orange flowers: Marshall A. Wilcox & Eva M. Wilcox
white four-sided stone, yellow flowers:
*north face (seems dark in photo): Sarah (Wilcox) Rhodes
*west face (seems light in photo--this side has the yellow flowers): Elias Wilcox & Clarissa Wilcox
*south face (can't be seen in photo): Lettie Mae Wilcox
All three stones are by the northwest edge of Block 74, near the road.
GPS ~N41.55173 W96.11960 ~elev. 1106'
Letty May Wilcox
The death of Letty May Wilcox, youngest daughter of Mrs. Clarissa Wilcox, who lives eight miles south of Blair, occurred Tuesday evening, August 26, after a lingering illness of two months.
The deceased was born October 22, 1871 to Mr. and Mrs. Elias Wilcox, her father having preceded her in death 28 years ago. Her birth place was the old homestead right named Oak Point, where she has spent her entire lifetime and where her anged mother, who will greatly miss her companionship resides.
Besides the mother, aged 87 years, she leaves to mourn her passing, one sister, Mrs. Mary Epling, of California, two brothers Phineas, of Blair and Marshall who lives on the home place. A sister, Mrs. Craig Wright died a number of years ago.
About two months ago she fell and dislocated her knee and from that time her decline was rapid. She was patient and loving to the last and very appreciative of all that was done for her.
Funeral services are being held this (Thursday) afternoon at the Methodist Church in this city, Rev. Underwood officiating.
Burial will be made in the Blair Cemetery.
Pilot 27 Aug 1924
Miss Letta Wilcox, daughter of Mrs. Clarissa Wilcox, who lives south of Blair, died at 12:30 last night from the results of a fall some time ago. She was fifty years of age and was born on the farm where she died. She was never married. The funeral service will be held at the Methodist Church in this city at 3 o'clock tomorrow, Thursday, afternoon. Besides her mother she leaves one sister, Mary, Mrs. Wm. Epling, of California, P. M. Wilcox of this city and Marshall who lives on the old farm.
*Blair Cemetery records lists her death as 27 Aug 1924
"Obit provided by, and with permission of, the Wash. Co. Gen. Soc., Blair, NE" Sue FAG #47326069
This information provided by Mrs. B Thank you.
These 3 Wilcox stones mark 7 graves.
Left to right:
small stone, pink gladioli: Infant Son, Oct. 12, 1897- Oct. 13, 1897
dark middle stone, orange flowers: Marshall A. Wilcox & Eva M. Wilcox
white four-sided stone, yellow flowers:
*north face (seems dark in photo): Sarah (Wilcox) Rhodes
*west face (seems light in photo--this side has the yellow flowers): Elias Wilcox & Clarissa Wilcox
*south face (can't be seen in photo): Lettie Mae Wilcox
All three stones are by the northwest edge of Block 74, near the road.
GPS ~N41.55173 W96.11960 ~elev. 1106'
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