Medina County Gazette-June 27, 1895: Emeline Albertson was born in Granger Township, April 23, 1828, died at her residence in this place on June 13, 1895, aged 67 years one month and 20 days. The subject of this sketch was a daughter of well-known pioneers, John and Anna McCloud, whose lives form an important part of our County's history.
September 20, 1848, she was married to Rev. Streator Humiston, a Wesleyan minister, who died about a year later, at Sandusky Ohio. On May 20, 1852 she was again married to Dr. S. H. Albertson, for children being the result of this union, two sons and two daughters, viz: Harry, who died in infancy, Samuel, now living at home, Mrs. Eva Kuder, of Akron and Mrs. Lillian Thayer, of Montvale.
The deceased was highly respected by all who knew her, a devoted Christian wife and mother will be sadly missed at home and in the community. Funeral services were held from her late residence on Saturday, at 11 AM, conducted by Rev. A. C. Corfman of Granger M. E. Church of which she was a member. A large number of friends and relatives attending. Interment at the center cemetery. A husband three children and aged father, one sister and one other relative are left to mourn their loss.
Thanks to Beverly Sprowl Teibel for this information.
An autopsy was held over the remains of Mrs. S. H. Albertson, by Dr. Smith, and showed that death was caused by a cancerous affection of the pancreas.
Thanks to Lee Shade for this information.
September 20, 1848, she was married to Rev. Streator Humiston, a Wesleyan minister, who died about a year later, at Sandusky Ohio. On May 20, 1852 she was again married to Dr. S. H. Albertson, for children being the result of this union, two sons and two daughters, viz: Harry, who died in infancy, Samuel, now living at home, Mrs. Eva Kuder, of Akron and Mrs. Lillian Thayer, of Montvale.
The deceased was highly respected by all who knew her, a devoted Christian wife and mother will be sadly missed at home and in the community. Funeral services were held from her late residence on Saturday, at 11 AM, conducted by Rev. A. C. Corfman of Granger M. E. Church of which she was a member. A large number of friends and relatives attending. Interment at the center cemetery. A husband three children and aged father, one sister and one other relative are left to mourn their loss.
Thanks to Beverly Sprowl Teibel for this information.
An autopsy was held over the remains of Mrs. S. H. Albertson, by Dr. Smith, and showed that death was caused by a cancerous affection of the pancreas.
Thanks to Lee Shade for this information.
Medina County Gazette-June 27, 1895: Emeline Albertson was born in Granger Township, April 23, 1828, died at her residence in this place on June 13, 1895, aged 67 years one month and 20 days. The subject of this sketch was a daughter of well-known pioneers, John and Anna McCloud, whose lives form an important part of our County's history.
September 20, 1848, she was married to Rev. Streator Humiston, a Wesleyan minister, who died about a year later, at Sandusky Ohio. On May 20, 1852 she was again married to Dr. S. H. Albertson, for children being the result of this union, two sons and two daughters, viz: Harry, who died in infancy, Samuel, now living at home, Mrs. Eva Kuder, of Akron and Mrs. Lillian Thayer, of Montvale.
The deceased was highly respected by all who knew her, a devoted Christian wife and mother will be sadly missed at home and in the community. Funeral services were held from her late residence on Saturday, at 11 AM, conducted by Rev. A. C. Corfman of Granger M. E. Church of which she was a member. A large number of friends and relatives attending. Interment at the center cemetery. A husband three children and aged father, one sister and one other relative are left to mourn their loss.
Thanks to Beverly Sprowl Teibel for this information.
An autopsy was held over the remains of Mrs. S. H. Albertson, by Dr. Smith, and showed that death was caused by a cancerous affection of the pancreas.
Thanks to Lee Shade for this information.
September 20, 1848, she was married to Rev. Streator Humiston, a Wesleyan minister, who died about a year later, at Sandusky Ohio. On May 20, 1852 she was again married to Dr. S. H. Albertson, for children being the result of this union, two sons and two daughters, viz: Harry, who died in infancy, Samuel, now living at home, Mrs. Eva Kuder, of Akron and Mrs. Lillian Thayer, of Montvale.
The deceased was highly respected by all who knew her, a devoted Christian wife and mother will be sadly missed at home and in the community. Funeral services were held from her late residence on Saturday, at 11 AM, conducted by Rev. A. C. Corfman of Granger M. E. Church of which she was a member. A large number of friends and relatives attending. Interment at the center cemetery. A husband three children and aged father, one sister and one other relative are left to mourn their loss.
Thanks to Beverly Sprowl Teibel for this information.
An autopsy was held over the remains of Mrs. S. H. Albertson, by Dr. Smith, and showed that death was caused by a cancerous affection of the pancreas.
Thanks to Lee Shade for this information.
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