Daughter of Edward Henry Williams of Taylorville, Christian County, Illinois and Marinda Mary Edwards of Mason Township, Effingham County, Illinois.
Wife of Francis Adam Amsberry of Point Pleasant, Mason County, West Virginia; married on 24 December 1896 in York, York County, Nebraska.
Obituary:
"Olive M. Williams was born in Effingham County, Illinois, September 22, 1878 and came with her parents to York County, Nebraska in 1887. She was the youngest daughter of Edward H. Williams and Mary Malinda Edwards Williams, who moved to Mason City, Nebraska in 1897, both passing on a few years later. She was married to Francis A. Amsberry, Jr., December 24, 1896 and spent most of her life in the vicinity of Mason City. About ten years ago, she suffered an attack of flu which left her with a bronchial cough which could never be cured though more than a dozen good doctors were called in her case. She died February 1, 1943 at Phoenix, Arizona and was buried with a simple ceremony in Greenwood Cemetery in that place. She affiliated with the Primitive Baptist church and loved the doctrine of predestination which to them is fundamental. She leaves to mourn her departure, besides her husband; one brother, Otis Williams, Riverton, Wyoming; a sister, Mrs. Warren Medlar, Elderwood, Virginia; a son, Claris E.; a daughter, Verna H. Munn of Phoenix and five grandchildren of Long Beach, California."
Wife of Francis Adam Amsberry of Point Pleasant, Mason County, West Virginia; married on 24 December 1896 in York, York County, Nebraska.
Obituary:
"Olive M. Williams was born in Effingham County, Illinois, September 22, 1878 and came with her parents to York County, Nebraska in 1887. She was the youngest daughter of Edward H. Williams and Mary Malinda Edwards Williams, who moved to Mason City, Nebraska in 1897, both passing on a few years later. She was married to Francis A. Amsberry, Jr., December 24, 1896 and spent most of her life in the vicinity of Mason City. About ten years ago, she suffered an attack of flu which left her with a bronchial cough which could never be cured though more than a dozen good doctors were called in her case. She died February 1, 1943 at Phoenix, Arizona and was buried with a simple ceremony in Greenwood Cemetery in that place. She affiliated with the Primitive Baptist church and loved the doctrine of predestination which to them is fundamental. She leaves to mourn her departure, besides her husband; one brother, Otis Williams, Riverton, Wyoming; a sister, Mrs. Warren Medlar, Elderwood, Virginia; a son, Claris E.; a daughter, Verna H. Munn of Phoenix and five grandchildren of Long Beach, California."
Daughter of Edward Henry Williams of Taylorville, Christian County, Illinois and Marinda Mary Edwards of Mason Township, Effingham County, Illinois.
Wife of Francis Adam Amsberry of Point Pleasant, Mason County, West Virginia; married on 24 December 1896 in York, York County, Nebraska.
Obituary:
"Olive M. Williams was born in Effingham County, Illinois, September 22, 1878 and came with her parents to York County, Nebraska in 1887. She was the youngest daughter of Edward H. Williams and Mary Malinda Edwards Williams, who moved to Mason City, Nebraska in 1897, both passing on a few years later. She was married to Francis A. Amsberry, Jr., December 24, 1896 and spent most of her life in the vicinity of Mason City. About ten years ago, she suffered an attack of flu which left her with a bronchial cough which could never be cured though more than a dozen good doctors were called in her case. She died February 1, 1943 at Phoenix, Arizona and was buried with a simple ceremony in Greenwood Cemetery in that place. She affiliated with the Primitive Baptist church and loved the doctrine of predestination which to them is fundamental. She leaves to mourn her departure, besides her husband; one brother, Otis Williams, Riverton, Wyoming; a sister, Mrs. Warren Medlar, Elderwood, Virginia; a son, Claris E.; a daughter, Verna H. Munn of Phoenix and five grandchildren of Long Beach, California."
Wife of Francis Adam Amsberry of Point Pleasant, Mason County, West Virginia; married on 24 December 1896 in York, York County, Nebraska.
Obituary:
"Olive M. Williams was born in Effingham County, Illinois, September 22, 1878 and came with her parents to York County, Nebraska in 1887. She was the youngest daughter of Edward H. Williams and Mary Malinda Edwards Williams, who moved to Mason City, Nebraska in 1897, both passing on a few years later. She was married to Francis A. Amsberry, Jr., December 24, 1896 and spent most of her life in the vicinity of Mason City. About ten years ago, she suffered an attack of flu which left her with a bronchial cough which could never be cured though more than a dozen good doctors were called in her case. She died February 1, 1943 at Phoenix, Arizona and was buried with a simple ceremony in Greenwood Cemetery in that place. She affiliated with the Primitive Baptist church and loved the doctrine of predestination which to them is fundamental. She leaves to mourn her departure, besides her husband; one brother, Otis Williams, Riverton, Wyoming; a sister, Mrs. Warren Medlar, Elderwood, Virginia; a son, Claris E.; a daughter, Verna H. Munn of Phoenix and five grandchildren of Long Beach, California."
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