Obituary
The Leader Courier, 11/28/1969 Kingman, Kansas
Mrs. Mary Conley died Sunday at Donley Hospital where she had been hospitalized for sixteen days. Funeral services for the lifelong Kingman County resident were held Wednesday at the Kingman Methodist Church with Rev. Gerald Martin. Burial was in the Cleveland Cemetery with the Livingston Mortuary in charge. Mrs. Conley was born in this county November 27, 1887, a daughter of Allen and Mary Sudlow McCue. She was married October 23, 1907, in Cleveland to Charles W. Conley, who died in 1962. They farmed near Cleveland until 1947 when they moved to Kingman.
Survivors are a son, George Conley of Wichita, daughters, Mrs. Ruth Davidson of Pueblo, Colo., Mrs. Irene Barrows of Washington, D.C., Mrs. Helen Reiter of Kingman and Mrs. Dorothy Johnson of Rago, a brother Irl McCue of Greenwich, N. Y. and ten grandchildren.
The Leader Courier, 11/28/1969 Kingman, Kansas
Mrs. Mary Conley died Sunday at Donley Hospital where she had been hospitalized for sixteen days. Funeral services for the lifelong Kingman County resident were held Wednesday at the Kingman Methodist Church with Rev. Gerald Martin. Burial was in the Cleveland Cemetery with the Livingston Mortuary in charge. Mrs. Conley was born in this county November 27, 1887, a daughter of Allen and Mary Sudlow McCue. She was married October 23, 1907, in Cleveland to Charles W. Conley, who died in 1962. They farmed near Cleveland until 1947 when they moved to Kingman.
Survivors are a son, George Conley of Wichita, daughters, Mrs. Ruth Davidson of Pueblo, Colo., Mrs. Irene Barrows of Washington, D.C., Mrs. Helen Reiter of Kingman and Mrs. Dorothy Johnson of Rago, a brother Irl McCue of Greenwich, N. Y. and ten grandchildren.
Obituary
The Leader Courier, 11/28/1969 Kingman, Kansas
Mrs. Mary Conley died Sunday at Donley Hospital where she had been hospitalized for sixteen days. Funeral services for the lifelong Kingman County resident were held Wednesday at the Kingman Methodist Church with Rev. Gerald Martin. Burial was in the Cleveland Cemetery with the Livingston Mortuary in charge. Mrs. Conley was born in this county November 27, 1887, a daughter of Allen and Mary Sudlow McCue. She was married October 23, 1907, in Cleveland to Charles W. Conley, who died in 1962. They farmed near Cleveland until 1947 when they moved to Kingman.
Survivors are a son, George Conley of Wichita, daughters, Mrs. Ruth Davidson of Pueblo, Colo., Mrs. Irene Barrows of Washington, D.C., Mrs. Helen Reiter of Kingman and Mrs. Dorothy Johnson of Rago, a brother Irl McCue of Greenwich, N. Y. and ten grandchildren.
The Leader Courier, 11/28/1969 Kingman, Kansas
Mrs. Mary Conley died Sunday at Donley Hospital where she had been hospitalized for sixteen days. Funeral services for the lifelong Kingman County resident were held Wednesday at the Kingman Methodist Church with Rev. Gerald Martin. Burial was in the Cleveland Cemetery with the Livingston Mortuary in charge. Mrs. Conley was born in this county November 27, 1887, a daughter of Allen and Mary Sudlow McCue. She was married October 23, 1907, in Cleveland to Charles W. Conley, who died in 1962. They farmed near Cleveland until 1947 when they moved to Kingman.
Survivors are a son, George Conley of Wichita, daughters, Mrs. Ruth Davidson of Pueblo, Colo., Mrs. Irene Barrows of Washington, D.C., Mrs. Helen Reiter of Kingman and Mrs. Dorothy Johnson of Rago, a brother Irl McCue of Greenwich, N. Y. and ten grandchildren.
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