Jeffersonian FRIDAY 24 FEB 1928
Mrs. Sarah lady, aged 75, died at her home, 406 South Tenth street at 4 o'clock Friday morning after an illness lasting two weeks. She was the widow of the late Hiram Lady and was born in 1853, at Swiss, O., in Washington Co.
For many years she had resided alone but lately was cared for by her nephew and niece Harley Mahster, of Cambridge, and Mrs. Linnie McElhose, of Beverly.
One sister, Mrs. Sophronia Beach of Parkersburg, W. Va., survives.
(Olive cemetery records don't have her being interred there. She may never of had a tombstone, or it's fallen apart and/or buried)
Mrs. Sarah lady, aged 75, died at her home, 406 South Tenth street at 4 o'clock Friday morning after an illness lasting two weeks. She was the widow of the late Hiram Lady and was born in 1853, at Swiss, O., in Washington Co.
For many years she had resided alone but lately was cared for by her nephew and niece Harley Mahster, of Cambridge, and Mrs. Linnie McElhose, of Beverly.
One sister, Mrs. Sophronia Beach of Parkersburg, W. Va., survives.
(Olive cemetery records don't have her being interred there. She may never of had a tombstone, or it's fallen apart and/or buried)
Jeffersonian FRIDAY 24 FEB 1928
Mrs. Sarah lady, aged 75, died at her home, 406 South Tenth street at 4 o'clock Friday morning after an illness lasting two weeks. She was the widow of the late Hiram Lady and was born in 1853, at Swiss, O., in Washington Co.
For many years she had resided alone but lately was cared for by her nephew and niece Harley Mahster, of Cambridge, and Mrs. Linnie McElhose, of Beverly.
One sister, Mrs. Sophronia Beach of Parkersburg, W. Va., survives.
(Olive cemetery records don't have her being interred there. She may never of had a tombstone, or it's fallen apart and/or buried)
Mrs. Sarah lady, aged 75, died at her home, 406 South Tenth street at 4 o'clock Friday morning after an illness lasting two weeks. She was the widow of the late Hiram Lady and was born in 1853, at Swiss, O., in Washington Co.
For many years she had resided alone but lately was cared for by her nephew and niece Harley Mahster, of Cambridge, and Mrs. Linnie McElhose, of Beverly.
One sister, Mrs. Sophronia Beach of Parkersburg, W. Va., survives.
(Olive cemetery records don't have her being interred there. She may never of had a tombstone, or it's fallen apart and/or buried)
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