s/o Vincent & Eliza Ann (Ebersole) Homan
w/o Andrew Elias Bunger (m. January 10, 1869, Preble County, Ohio)
m/o Mayme (Bunger) Coleman, Florence (Bunger) Miller, Anna (Bunger) Surface, Lillian (Bunger) Bonewitz, & Carrie (Bunger) Martini Bell
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Obit - Mrs. A.E. Bunger, of Greenville, mother of Mrs. P.L. Coleman and sister of M.V. Homan, of Lewisburg, died very suddenly of a heart attach at her home last Thursday morning about 3:00 o'clock. She was ill less than an hour and expired within a few minutes after the family physician arrived.
Born January 8, 1852, death claimed her at the age of 79 years, 5 months and 29 days. She was reared in the community west of Lewisburg, being the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Homan, pioneers of this section. Married to Mr. Bunger in 1869, much of her early married life was spent in the Lewisburg community. Later, she and her husband lived in Van Wert, Greenville and Gainesville, Florida.
Funeral obsequies were held Saturday afternoon at 4:00 o'clock from the late residence and were in charge of the pastor of the Greenville M.E. church of which she was a member. The body was laid to rest in a crypt in the Greenville mausoleum.
Her immediate survivors are the aged husband, and five daughters, Mrs. Carrie Martini, Greenville, Mrs. P. L. Coleman, Lewisburg, Mrs. Lillian Bonewitz, Greenville, Mrs. Anna Surface, Washington, D.C. and Mrs. Florence Miller, Lynn, Indiana. Mrs. Lizzie Bunger and Mrs. Mabel Royer of Eaton are sisters and M. V. Homan, a brother.
w/o Andrew Elias Bunger (m. January 10, 1869, Preble County, Ohio)
m/o Mayme (Bunger) Coleman, Florence (Bunger) Miller, Anna (Bunger) Surface, Lillian (Bunger) Bonewitz, & Carrie (Bunger) Martini Bell
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Obit - Mrs. A.E. Bunger, of Greenville, mother of Mrs. P.L. Coleman and sister of M.V. Homan, of Lewisburg, died very suddenly of a heart attach at her home last Thursday morning about 3:00 o'clock. She was ill less than an hour and expired within a few minutes after the family physician arrived.
Born January 8, 1852, death claimed her at the age of 79 years, 5 months and 29 days. She was reared in the community west of Lewisburg, being the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Homan, pioneers of this section. Married to Mr. Bunger in 1869, much of her early married life was spent in the Lewisburg community. Later, she and her husband lived in Van Wert, Greenville and Gainesville, Florida.
Funeral obsequies were held Saturday afternoon at 4:00 o'clock from the late residence and were in charge of the pastor of the Greenville M.E. church of which she was a member. The body was laid to rest in a crypt in the Greenville mausoleum.
Her immediate survivors are the aged husband, and five daughters, Mrs. Carrie Martini, Greenville, Mrs. P. L. Coleman, Lewisburg, Mrs. Lillian Bonewitz, Greenville, Mrs. Anna Surface, Washington, D.C. and Mrs. Florence Miller, Lynn, Indiana. Mrs. Lizzie Bunger and Mrs. Mabel Royer of Eaton are sisters and M. V. Homan, a brother.
s/o Vincent & Eliza Ann (Ebersole) Homan
w/o Andrew Elias Bunger (m. January 10, 1869, Preble County, Ohio)
m/o Mayme (Bunger) Coleman, Florence (Bunger) Miller, Anna (Bunger) Surface, Lillian (Bunger) Bonewitz, & Carrie (Bunger) Martini Bell
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Obit - Mrs. A.E. Bunger, of Greenville, mother of Mrs. P.L. Coleman and sister of M.V. Homan, of Lewisburg, died very suddenly of a heart attach at her home last Thursday morning about 3:00 o'clock. She was ill less than an hour and expired within a few minutes after the family physician arrived.
Born January 8, 1852, death claimed her at the age of 79 years, 5 months and 29 days. She was reared in the community west of Lewisburg, being the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Homan, pioneers of this section. Married to Mr. Bunger in 1869, much of her early married life was spent in the Lewisburg community. Later, she and her husband lived in Van Wert, Greenville and Gainesville, Florida.
Funeral obsequies were held Saturday afternoon at 4:00 o'clock from the late residence and were in charge of the pastor of the Greenville M.E. church of which she was a member. The body was laid to rest in a crypt in the Greenville mausoleum.
Her immediate survivors are the aged husband, and five daughters, Mrs. Carrie Martini, Greenville, Mrs. P. L. Coleman, Lewisburg, Mrs. Lillian Bonewitz, Greenville, Mrs. Anna Surface, Washington, D.C. and Mrs. Florence Miller, Lynn, Indiana. Mrs. Lizzie Bunger and Mrs. Mabel Royer of Eaton are sisters and M. V. Homan, a brother.
w/o Andrew Elias Bunger (m. January 10, 1869, Preble County, Ohio)
m/o Mayme (Bunger) Coleman, Florence (Bunger) Miller, Anna (Bunger) Surface, Lillian (Bunger) Bonewitz, & Carrie (Bunger) Martini Bell
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Obit - Mrs. A.E. Bunger, of Greenville, mother of Mrs. P.L. Coleman and sister of M.V. Homan, of Lewisburg, died very suddenly of a heart attach at her home last Thursday morning about 3:00 o'clock. She was ill less than an hour and expired within a few minutes after the family physician arrived.
Born January 8, 1852, death claimed her at the age of 79 years, 5 months and 29 days. She was reared in the community west of Lewisburg, being the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Homan, pioneers of this section. Married to Mr. Bunger in 1869, much of her early married life was spent in the Lewisburg community. Later, she and her husband lived in Van Wert, Greenville and Gainesville, Florida.
Funeral obsequies were held Saturday afternoon at 4:00 o'clock from the late residence and were in charge of the pastor of the Greenville M.E. church of which she was a member. The body was laid to rest in a crypt in the Greenville mausoleum.
Her immediate survivors are the aged husband, and five daughters, Mrs. Carrie Martini, Greenville, Mrs. P. L. Coleman, Lewisburg, Mrs. Lillian Bonewitz, Greenville, Mrs. Anna Surface, Washington, D.C. and Mrs. Florence Miller, Lynn, Indiana. Mrs. Lizzie Bunger and Mrs. Mabel Royer of Eaton are sisters and M. V. Homan, a brother.
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