OLD HOPLAND RESIDENT DIES
Mrs. Ada F. Buckman Passes At Stockton Wednesday
Special Correspondence of The Press
HOPLAND, Feb 22.---Word has received during the week of the death following a stroke of paralysis in Stockton Wednesday morning of Mrs. Ada F. Buckman, widow of the late Henry P. Buckman. Deceased was long a resident of Hopland and has many friends and relatives here who mourn her passing. Funeral services were held in Stockton Friday, interment taking place in the cemetery at Farmington, San Joaquin county, beside her late husband and one son, Ernest, who passed away several years ago. Deceased is survived by two sons, Irvin, of San Francisco, and William, of Sonora, and three daughters, Mrs. Wm. Rolleri and Mrs. Mabel Walsh, of Stockton, and Mrs. Lorena Weaver, of Linden, also by a sister, Mrs. Emma Myers of Oakland, and by eight grandchildren.
Published in the Ukiah Republican Press, Wed. Feb 24, 1937 Page 6
Mrs. Ada F. Buckman Passes At Stockton Wednesday
Special Correspondence of The Press
HOPLAND, Feb 22.---Word has received during the week of the death following a stroke of paralysis in Stockton Wednesday morning of Mrs. Ada F. Buckman, widow of the late Henry P. Buckman. Deceased was long a resident of Hopland and has many friends and relatives here who mourn her passing. Funeral services were held in Stockton Friday, interment taking place in the cemetery at Farmington, San Joaquin county, beside her late husband and one son, Ernest, who passed away several years ago. Deceased is survived by two sons, Irvin, of San Francisco, and William, of Sonora, and three daughters, Mrs. Wm. Rolleri and Mrs. Mabel Walsh, of Stockton, and Mrs. Lorena Weaver, of Linden, also by a sister, Mrs. Emma Myers of Oakland, and by eight grandchildren.
Published in the Ukiah Republican Press, Wed. Feb 24, 1937 Page 6
OLD HOPLAND RESIDENT DIES
Mrs. Ada F. Buckman Passes At Stockton Wednesday
Special Correspondence of The Press
HOPLAND, Feb 22.---Word has received during the week of the death following a stroke of paralysis in Stockton Wednesday morning of Mrs. Ada F. Buckman, widow of the late Henry P. Buckman. Deceased was long a resident of Hopland and has many friends and relatives here who mourn her passing. Funeral services were held in Stockton Friday, interment taking place in the cemetery at Farmington, San Joaquin county, beside her late husband and one son, Ernest, who passed away several years ago. Deceased is survived by two sons, Irvin, of San Francisco, and William, of Sonora, and three daughters, Mrs. Wm. Rolleri and Mrs. Mabel Walsh, of Stockton, and Mrs. Lorena Weaver, of Linden, also by a sister, Mrs. Emma Myers of Oakland, and by eight grandchildren.
Published in the Ukiah Republican Press, Wed. Feb 24, 1937 Page 6
Mrs. Ada F. Buckman Passes At Stockton Wednesday
Special Correspondence of The Press
HOPLAND, Feb 22.---Word has received during the week of the death following a stroke of paralysis in Stockton Wednesday morning of Mrs. Ada F. Buckman, widow of the late Henry P. Buckman. Deceased was long a resident of Hopland and has many friends and relatives here who mourn her passing. Funeral services were held in Stockton Friday, interment taking place in the cemetery at Farmington, San Joaquin county, beside her late husband and one son, Ernest, who passed away several years ago. Deceased is survived by two sons, Irvin, of San Francisco, and William, of Sonora, and three daughters, Mrs. Wm. Rolleri and Mrs. Mabel Walsh, of Stockton, and Mrs. Lorena Weaver, of Linden, also by a sister, Mrs. Emma Myers of Oakland, and by eight grandchildren.
Published in the Ukiah Republican Press, Wed. Feb 24, 1937 Page 6
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