"Orland Unit" (Orland, California), Friday, 29 December 1922
MRS. JAMES MILLSAPS LAID TO REST AT MILLSAPS ON WEDNESDAY
Mrs. James Millsaps, who had been in ill health for a long term of years, passed away on December 25th, and the remains were brought to Orland on Wednesday to be interred in the cemetery at the old home at Millsaps. The remains were taken from the train at this place, and were escorted by a number of old neighbors and friends to Millsaps, where services were held at the grave, Rev. J. W. Winkley officiating.
Mrs. Millsaps, whose maiden name was Alice Luce was born near Santa Rosa on February 14, 1864. While still a small child she came with her parents to Newville, and there, on April 23, 1884, she was married to James Millsaps. Seven children came to bless the union, six of whom are still living: Mrs. Howard Spangler, Arthur Millsaps, Mrs. Frank Gerber, Mrs. Hayden Cushman, and Florence and Alta Millsaps. The husband and four brothers and one sister also are left to mourn her loss. - Transcribed by E.
MRS. JAMES MILLSAPS LAID TO REST AT MILLSAPS ON WEDNESDAY
Mrs. James Millsaps, who had been in ill health for a long term of years, passed away on December 25th, and the remains were brought to Orland on Wednesday to be interred in the cemetery at the old home at Millsaps. The remains were taken from the train at this place, and were escorted by a number of old neighbors and friends to Millsaps, where services were held at the grave, Rev. J. W. Winkley officiating.
Mrs. Millsaps, whose maiden name was Alice Luce was born near Santa Rosa on February 14, 1864. While still a small child she came with her parents to Newville, and there, on April 23, 1884, she was married to James Millsaps. Seven children came to bless the union, six of whom are still living: Mrs. Howard Spangler, Arthur Millsaps, Mrs. Frank Gerber, Mrs. Hayden Cushman, and Florence and Alta Millsaps. The husband and four brothers and one sister also are left to mourn her loss. - Transcribed by E.
"Orland Unit" (Orland, California), Friday, 29 December 1922
MRS. JAMES MILLSAPS LAID TO REST AT MILLSAPS ON WEDNESDAY
Mrs. James Millsaps, who had been in ill health for a long term of years, passed away on December 25th, and the remains were brought to Orland on Wednesday to be interred in the cemetery at the old home at Millsaps. The remains were taken from the train at this place, and were escorted by a number of old neighbors and friends to Millsaps, where services were held at the grave, Rev. J. W. Winkley officiating.
Mrs. Millsaps, whose maiden name was Alice Luce was born near Santa Rosa on February 14, 1864. While still a small child she came with her parents to Newville, and there, on April 23, 1884, she was married to James Millsaps. Seven children came to bless the union, six of whom are still living: Mrs. Howard Spangler, Arthur Millsaps, Mrs. Frank Gerber, Mrs. Hayden Cushman, and Florence and Alta Millsaps. The husband and four brothers and one sister also are left to mourn her loss. - Transcribed by E.
MRS. JAMES MILLSAPS LAID TO REST AT MILLSAPS ON WEDNESDAY
Mrs. James Millsaps, who had been in ill health for a long term of years, passed away on December 25th, and the remains were brought to Orland on Wednesday to be interred in the cemetery at the old home at Millsaps. The remains were taken from the train at this place, and were escorted by a number of old neighbors and friends to Millsaps, where services were held at the grave, Rev. J. W. Winkley officiating.
Mrs. Millsaps, whose maiden name was Alice Luce was born near Santa Rosa on February 14, 1864. While still a small child she came with her parents to Newville, and there, on April 23, 1884, she was married to James Millsaps. Seven children came to bless the union, six of whom are still living: Mrs. Howard Spangler, Arthur Millsaps, Mrs. Frank Gerber, Mrs. Hayden Cushman, and Florence and Alta Millsaps. The husband and four brothers and one sister also are left to mourn her loss. - Transcribed by E.
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