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The Monroe Republican, October 4, 1901
Died, Ida E. Pearson, wife of A.O. Pearson and daughter of Jonas and Christina Hedman. She was born on the old homestead September 5, 1871, and died at her home September 30, 1901, aged 30 years and 25 days. About a year and a half ago a sore appeared on her jaw, which at the time was supposed to be caused from a decayed tooth, but later developed into a cancer, from which she suffered until relieved by death. The funeral was held at the Friends church Tuesday, October 1. Rev. Crews of Genoa and Rev. Molstrom of Looking Glass conducted the services. Her body was laid to rest in the Highland cemetery by the side of her daughter Edith, who died November 6, 1898. A husband and four children, beside her father and sister Emma remain to mourn her loss. The entire neighborhood extends to them its comfort and sympathy in this sad hour of sorrow.
October 9, 1901
Genoa Leader
Died, at her residence two miles east of Genoa on September 30, Mrs. Ida E. Pearson, wife of Andrew Pearson, aged 30 years and 25 days. Mrs. Pearson was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Headman. Mrs. Pearson died from the effects of a cancer from which she has been a sufferer for many months. The deceased leaves a husband and four children besides her parents and sisters to mourn her departure, all of whom have the sympathy of the entire community in their affliction.--
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The Monroe Republican, October 4, 1901
Died, Ida E. Pearson, wife of A.O. Pearson and daughter of Jonas and Christina Hedman. She was born on the old homestead September 5, 1871, and died at her home September 30, 1901, aged 30 years and 25 days. About a year and a half ago a sore appeared on her jaw, which at the time was supposed to be caused from a decayed tooth, but later developed into a cancer, from which she suffered until relieved by death. The funeral was held at the Friends church Tuesday, October 1. Rev. Crews of Genoa and Rev. Molstrom of Looking Glass conducted the services. Her body was laid to rest in the Highland cemetery by the side of her daughter Edith, who died November 6, 1898. A husband and four children, beside her father and sister Emma remain to mourn her loss. The entire neighborhood extends to them its comfort and sympathy in this sad hour of sorrow.
October 9, 1901
Genoa Leader
Died, at her residence two miles east of Genoa on September 30, Mrs. Ida E. Pearson, wife of Andrew Pearson, aged 30 years and 25 days. Mrs. Pearson was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Headman. Mrs. Pearson died from the effects of a cancer from which she has been a sufferer for many months. The deceased leaves a husband and four children besides her parents and sisters to mourn her departure, all of whom have the sympathy of the entire community in their affliction.--
From the website at:
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The Monroe Republican, October 4, 1901
Died, Ida E. Pearson, wife of A.O. Pearson and daughter of Jonas and Christina Hedman. She was born on the old homestead September 5, 1871, and died at her home September 30, 1901, aged 30 years and 25 days. About a year and a half ago a sore appeared on her jaw, which at the time was supposed to be caused from a decayed tooth, but later developed into a cancer, from which she suffered until relieved by death. The funeral was held at the Friends church Tuesday, October 1. Rev. Crews of Genoa and Rev. Molstrom of Looking Glass conducted the services. Her body was laid to rest in the Highland cemetery by the side of her daughter Edith, who died November 6, 1898. A husband and four children, beside her father and sister Emma remain to mourn her loss. The entire neighborhood extends to them its comfort and sympathy in this sad hour of sorrow.
October 9, 1901
Genoa Leader
Died, at her residence two miles east of Genoa on September 30, Mrs. Ida E. Pearson, wife of Andrew Pearson, aged 30 years and 25 days. Mrs. Pearson was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Headman. Mrs. Pearson died from the effects of a cancer from which she has been a sufferer for many months. The deceased leaves a husband and four children besides her parents and sisters to mourn her departure, all of whom have the sympathy of the entire community in their affliction.--
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The Monroe Republican, October 4, 1901
Died, Ida E. Pearson, wife of A.O. Pearson and daughter of Jonas and Christina Hedman. She was born on the old homestead September 5, 1871, and died at her home September 30, 1901, aged 30 years and 25 days. About a year and a half ago a sore appeared on her jaw, which at the time was supposed to be caused from a decayed tooth, but later developed into a cancer, from which she suffered until relieved by death. The funeral was held at the Friends church Tuesday, October 1. Rev. Crews of Genoa and Rev. Molstrom of Looking Glass conducted the services. Her body was laid to rest in the Highland cemetery by the side of her daughter Edith, who died November 6, 1898. A husband and four children, beside her father and sister Emma remain to mourn her loss. The entire neighborhood extends to them its comfort and sympathy in this sad hour of sorrow.
October 9, 1901
Genoa Leader
Died, at her residence two miles east of Genoa on September 30, Mrs. Ida E. Pearson, wife of Andrew Pearson, aged 30 years and 25 days. Mrs. Pearson was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Headman. Mrs. Pearson died from the effects of a cancer from which she has been a sufferer for many months. The deceased leaves a husband and four children besides her parents and sisters to mourn her departure, all of whom have the sympathy of the entire community in their affliction.--
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