Mrs. Stella Blackford, 77, passed
away Saturday at Grayville. Fur.-
eral services were held Monday at
the Ingram Funeral Home at 10:30
a. m. Officiating clergyman was
Rev. Raymond Clodfelder with
final rites at Anna cemetery, Anna.
111.
Stella Agnes M. Clark, daughter
of John H. and Elizabeth Miller
Clark, was born in Edwards coun-
ty Aug. 23. 1880. On October 25,
1901 she was united in marriage to
Posey Blackford who preceded her
in death. To this marriage four,
daughters were born: Alice, who
passed away in 1923; Tirzah (Mrs.
Conrad Casper), Anna; Juanita
(Mrs. Willard Pearson) and Mary
Helen (Mrs. Russell Baldwin) both
of Chelsea, Michigan.
She also leaves one brother,'
John A. Clark of Albion; one nep-
hew, John Franklin Clark of De-
troit, Mich.; one niece, Mary Virginia
Nelson of Albion; five grand-
children and two great grandchil-
dren.
In her youth Mrs. Blackford be-
came a member of the Fortney
church, later moving her member-
ship to the Albion Methodist
church. In 1919 the family moved
to Anna. In 1936 she returned to
Albion where she remained until
the time of her death.
Albion Journal-Register April 23, 1958
away Saturday at Grayville. Fur.-
eral services were held Monday at
the Ingram Funeral Home at 10:30
a. m. Officiating clergyman was
Rev. Raymond Clodfelder with
final rites at Anna cemetery, Anna.
111.
Stella Agnes M. Clark, daughter
of John H. and Elizabeth Miller
Clark, was born in Edwards coun-
ty Aug. 23. 1880. On October 25,
1901 she was united in marriage to
Posey Blackford who preceded her
in death. To this marriage four,
daughters were born: Alice, who
passed away in 1923; Tirzah (Mrs.
Conrad Casper), Anna; Juanita
(Mrs. Willard Pearson) and Mary
Helen (Mrs. Russell Baldwin) both
of Chelsea, Michigan.
She also leaves one brother,'
John A. Clark of Albion; one nep-
hew, John Franklin Clark of De-
troit, Mich.; one niece, Mary Virginia
Nelson of Albion; five grand-
children and two great grandchil-
dren.
In her youth Mrs. Blackford be-
came a member of the Fortney
church, later moving her member-
ship to the Albion Methodist
church. In 1919 the family moved
to Anna. In 1936 she returned to
Albion where she remained until
the time of her death.
Albion Journal-Register April 23, 1958
Mrs. Stella Blackford, 77, passed
away Saturday at Grayville. Fur.-
eral services were held Monday at
the Ingram Funeral Home at 10:30
a. m. Officiating clergyman was
Rev. Raymond Clodfelder with
final rites at Anna cemetery, Anna.
111.
Stella Agnes M. Clark, daughter
of John H. and Elizabeth Miller
Clark, was born in Edwards coun-
ty Aug. 23. 1880. On October 25,
1901 she was united in marriage to
Posey Blackford who preceded her
in death. To this marriage four,
daughters were born: Alice, who
passed away in 1923; Tirzah (Mrs.
Conrad Casper), Anna; Juanita
(Mrs. Willard Pearson) and Mary
Helen (Mrs. Russell Baldwin) both
of Chelsea, Michigan.
She also leaves one brother,'
John A. Clark of Albion; one nep-
hew, John Franklin Clark of De-
troit, Mich.; one niece, Mary Virginia
Nelson of Albion; five grand-
children and two great grandchil-
dren.
In her youth Mrs. Blackford be-
came a member of the Fortney
church, later moving her member-
ship to the Albion Methodist
church. In 1919 the family moved
to Anna. In 1936 she returned to
Albion where she remained until
the time of her death.
Albion Journal-Register April 23, 1958
away Saturday at Grayville. Fur.-
eral services were held Monday at
the Ingram Funeral Home at 10:30
a. m. Officiating clergyman was
Rev. Raymond Clodfelder with
final rites at Anna cemetery, Anna.
111.
Stella Agnes M. Clark, daughter
of John H. and Elizabeth Miller
Clark, was born in Edwards coun-
ty Aug. 23. 1880. On October 25,
1901 she was united in marriage to
Posey Blackford who preceded her
in death. To this marriage four,
daughters were born: Alice, who
passed away in 1923; Tirzah (Mrs.
Conrad Casper), Anna; Juanita
(Mrs. Willard Pearson) and Mary
Helen (Mrs. Russell Baldwin) both
of Chelsea, Michigan.
She also leaves one brother,'
John A. Clark of Albion; one nep-
hew, John Franklin Clark of De-
troit, Mich.; one niece, Mary Virginia
Nelson of Albion; five grand-
children and two great grandchil-
dren.
In her youth Mrs. Blackford be-
came a member of the Fortney
church, later moving her member-
ship to the Albion Methodist
church. In 1919 the family moved
to Anna. In 1936 she returned to
Albion where she remained until
the time of her death.
Albion Journal-Register April 23, 1958
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