The Steubenville Herald Star, Saturday, April 17, 1926
Blessed with a long span of years. Mrs. Mary Lawson Ault, widow of the late Josiah C. Ault who passed away seven years ago, entered into rest at her home, 833 North Fifth street, on Friday at 2:45 p.m. Her death came in peaceful manner, a sleeping away, with her children, dutifully, tearfully and prayerfully at her bedside. Mrs. Ault was 81 years of age December 18, 1925. Though she maintained good health in her declining years, there was a perceptible failing, and then came a fall in the house on Saturday, fracturing her hip, and the shock caused complications that brought her life to a close in the eventide of years.
Mrs. Ault was born on the Jewett farm, near the Country Club and was the daughter of Summer Jewett and Priscilla Sweatt, both deceased. The brick house on the Jewett place was built in 1838 and the fourth generation reside there. After her marriage to Mr. Ault, they resided on the farm a few years, and then removed to this city over half a century ago. The couple whose union was a happy one celebrated their golden wedding ten years ago.
These children survive a loving and devoted mother; Frank J. Ault, May, wife of James Mosel and Abbie, wife of Frank McGee all of this city; one sister Mrs. John W. Tope who lived with Mrs. Ault, and a brother Frank Jewett on the home place. Mrs. Ault was an excellent christian woman, who in her active life was a regular attendant on the means of grace at the Westminster Presbyterian Church; also at the Second Presbyterian Church where she was baptized and at Pleasant Hill Church. Her sphere of influence was the home, where her fine character and womanly qualities molded the life of her children fitting them for their various spheres in life in admirable way, causing them to call her blessed in memory. Her death will be a matter of deep regret to many intimate friends, who appreciated her ------------- excellent--------------and personality.
married to Josiah Ault on 9 Feb 1865 in Jefferson County, Ohio
Blessed with a long span of years. Mrs. Mary Lawson Ault, widow of the late Josiah C. Ault who passed away seven years ago, entered into rest at her home, 833 North Fifth street, on Friday at 2:45 p.m. Her death came in peaceful manner, a sleeping away, with her children, dutifully, tearfully and prayerfully at her bedside. Mrs. Ault was 81 years of age December 18, 1925. Though she maintained good health in her declining years, there was a perceptible failing, and then came a fall in the house on Saturday, fracturing her hip, and the shock caused complications that brought her life to a close in the eventide of years.
Mrs. Ault was born on the Jewett farm, near the Country Club and was the daughter of Summer Jewett and Priscilla Sweatt, both deceased. The brick house on the Jewett place was built in 1838 and the fourth generation reside there. After her marriage to Mr. Ault, they resided on the farm a few years, and then removed to this city over half a century ago. The couple whose union was a happy one celebrated their golden wedding ten years ago.
These children survive a loving and devoted mother; Frank J. Ault, May, wife of James Mosel and Abbie, wife of Frank McGee all of this city; one sister Mrs. John W. Tope who lived with Mrs. Ault, and a brother Frank Jewett on the home place. Mrs. Ault was an excellent christian woman, who in her active life was a regular attendant on the means of grace at the Westminster Presbyterian Church; also at the Second Presbyterian Church where she was baptized and at Pleasant Hill Church. Her sphere of influence was the home, where her fine character and womanly qualities molded the life of her children fitting them for their various spheres in life in admirable way, causing them to call her blessed in memory. Her death will be a matter of deep regret to many intimate friends, who appreciated her ------------- excellent--------------and personality.
married to Josiah Ault on 9 Feb 1865 in Jefferson County, Ohio
The Steubenville Herald Star, Saturday, April 17, 1926
Blessed with a long span of years. Mrs. Mary Lawson Ault, widow of the late Josiah C. Ault who passed away seven years ago, entered into rest at her home, 833 North Fifth street, on Friday at 2:45 p.m. Her death came in peaceful manner, a sleeping away, with her children, dutifully, tearfully and prayerfully at her bedside. Mrs. Ault was 81 years of age December 18, 1925. Though she maintained good health in her declining years, there was a perceptible failing, and then came a fall in the house on Saturday, fracturing her hip, and the shock caused complications that brought her life to a close in the eventide of years.
Mrs. Ault was born on the Jewett farm, near the Country Club and was the daughter of Summer Jewett and Priscilla Sweatt, both deceased. The brick house on the Jewett place was built in 1838 and the fourth generation reside there. After her marriage to Mr. Ault, they resided on the farm a few years, and then removed to this city over half a century ago. The couple whose union was a happy one celebrated their golden wedding ten years ago.
These children survive a loving and devoted mother; Frank J. Ault, May, wife of James Mosel and Abbie, wife of Frank McGee all of this city; one sister Mrs. John W. Tope who lived with Mrs. Ault, and a brother Frank Jewett on the home place. Mrs. Ault was an excellent christian woman, who in her active life was a regular attendant on the means of grace at the Westminster Presbyterian Church; also at the Second Presbyterian Church where she was baptized and at Pleasant Hill Church. Her sphere of influence was the home, where her fine character and womanly qualities molded the life of her children fitting them for their various spheres in life in admirable way, causing them to call her blessed in memory. Her death will be a matter of deep regret to many intimate friends, who appreciated her ------------- excellent--------------and personality.
married to Josiah Ault on 9 Feb 1865 in Jefferson County, Ohio
Blessed with a long span of years. Mrs. Mary Lawson Ault, widow of the late Josiah C. Ault who passed away seven years ago, entered into rest at her home, 833 North Fifth street, on Friday at 2:45 p.m. Her death came in peaceful manner, a sleeping away, with her children, dutifully, tearfully and prayerfully at her bedside. Mrs. Ault was 81 years of age December 18, 1925. Though she maintained good health in her declining years, there was a perceptible failing, and then came a fall in the house on Saturday, fracturing her hip, and the shock caused complications that brought her life to a close in the eventide of years.
Mrs. Ault was born on the Jewett farm, near the Country Club and was the daughter of Summer Jewett and Priscilla Sweatt, both deceased. The brick house on the Jewett place was built in 1838 and the fourth generation reside there. After her marriage to Mr. Ault, they resided on the farm a few years, and then removed to this city over half a century ago. The couple whose union was a happy one celebrated their golden wedding ten years ago.
These children survive a loving and devoted mother; Frank J. Ault, May, wife of James Mosel and Abbie, wife of Frank McGee all of this city; one sister Mrs. John W. Tope who lived with Mrs. Ault, and a brother Frank Jewett on the home place. Mrs. Ault was an excellent christian woman, who in her active life was a regular attendant on the means of grace at the Westminster Presbyterian Church; also at the Second Presbyterian Church where she was baptized and at Pleasant Hill Church. Her sphere of influence was the home, where her fine character and womanly qualities molded the life of her children fitting them for their various spheres in life in admirable way, causing them to call her blessed in memory. Her death will be a matter of deep regret to many intimate friends, who appreciated her ------------- excellent--------------and personality.
married to Josiah Ault on 9 Feb 1865 in Jefferson County, Ohio
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