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Mary Pamela <I>Heath</I> Metcalf

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Mary Pamela Heath Metcalf

Birth
Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa, USA
Death
10 Jan 1918 (aged 62)
Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa, USA
Burial
West Liberty, Muscatine County, Iowa, USA Add to Map
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Wife of Harvey L. Metcalf.

On the 2d of April, 1878, Mr. Metcalf was joined in wedlock to Miss Mary P. Heath, a daughter of Peter and Susan ( Gibson ) Heath, who were born in New Jersey and Ohio, respectively.

Mrs. Metcalf was the oldest in a family of ten children, the others being as follows: Joseph A. and Henry N., who are residents of West Liberty; Charles G., living in Johnson county, Iowa; Flora L., who is deceased; John E., who makes his home in this county; William, who has passed away; Richard, who died in infancy; and Hattie and Martha, who are also deceased. Unto Mr. and Mrs. Metcalf have been born seven children, namely: Laura Belle, the wife of James Rowley, of Oklahoma; George E., a resident of South Dakota; Edna L., who is the wife of James Hillyer, of Nichols, Muscatine county; Hattie V., who gave her hand in marriage to John Hintz and likewise resides in Nichols, this county; Charles H., also of Nichols, Muscatine county; Alice, who died in infancy; and Lola May, a young lady of eighteen, who is at home with her parents.
Wife of Harvey L. Metcalf.

On the 2d of April, 1878, Mr. Metcalf was joined in wedlock to Miss Mary P. Heath, a daughter of Peter and Susan ( Gibson ) Heath, who were born in New Jersey and Ohio, respectively.

Mrs. Metcalf was the oldest in a family of ten children, the others being as follows: Joseph A. and Henry N., who are residents of West Liberty; Charles G., living in Johnson county, Iowa; Flora L., who is deceased; John E., who makes his home in this county; William, who has passed away; Richard, who died in infancy; and Hattie and Martha, who are also deceased. Unto Mr. and Mrs. Metcalf have been born seven children, namely: Laura Belle, the wife of James Rowley, of Oklahoma; George E., a resident of South Dakota; Edna L., who is the wife of James Hillyer, of Nichols, Muscatine county; Hattie V., who gave her hand in marriage to John Hintz and likewise resides in Nichols, this county; Charles H., also of Nichols, Muscatine county; Alice, who died in infancy; and Lola May, a young lady of eighteen, who is at home with her parents.


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