OBITUARY OF MARY BEERS
Norwalk, Ohio paper
MRS. MARY BEERS DIED SATURDAY
Resident of Norwalk 63 Years -
Life Long Member of Methodist Church
Mrs. Mary Beers, 65 years, died at her home, Norwalk Township, Saturday. She was the daughter of Charles and Rachel Jones and came to Norwalk from Richland county with her parents at the age of three yeas, ad has resided here ever since.
The deceased was born March 20, 1842, and March 25, 1860, was united in marriage to George Beers. She is survived by two sons, Charles and Bert Beers.
Mrs. Beers was a lifelong member of the Methodist church and was an ardent worker in all that pertained to the welfare of that organization. Mrs. Beers will be missed, not only by her church, but by a large circle of friends.
The funeral will be held Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock from her late home and will be conducted by the Rev. H.S. Powell. Interment will be Woodlawn cemetery.
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Excerpts from a letter written by Lottie Beers to her aunt Lucy Beers, dated Nov. 20, 1907, from Norwalk, Ohio.
"...We laid mother to rest Tuesday morning. She had been sick a long time, but was not confined to her bed all the time. She went to bed Sat. night the 16th as well as she had been for some days, and at 11 o'clock she had passed away with out a struggle. It does not seem as though we could give her up. She was needed so badly here. Pa is almost broken hearted and he is an old man and it comes pretty hard to be left all alone now. We are living here at home and was here when Mother died..."
(information by M.Andersen)
Norwalk, Ohio paper
MRS. MARY BEERS DIED SATURDAY
Resident of Norwalk 63 Years -
Life Long Member of Methodist Church
Mrs. Mary Beers, 65 years, died at her home, Norwalk Township, Saturday. She was the daughter of Charles and Rachel Jones and came to Norwalk from Richland county with her parents at the age of three yeas, ad has resided here ever since.
The deceased was born March 20, 1842, and March 25, 1860, was united in marriage to George Beers. She is survived by two sons, Charles and Bert Beers.
Mrs. Beers was a lifelong member of the Methodist church and was an ardent worker in all that pertained to the welfare of that organization. Mrs. Beers will be missed, not only by her church, but by a large circle of friends.
The funeral will be held Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock from her late home and will be conducted by the Rev. H.S. Powell. Interment will be Woodlawn cemetery.
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Excerpts from a letter written by Lottie Beers to her aunt Lucy Beers, dated Nov. 20, 1907, from Norwalk, Ohio.
"...We laid mother to rest Tuesday morning. She had been sick a long time, but was not confined to her bed all the time. She went to bed Sat. night the 16th as well as she had been for some days, and at 11 o'clock she had passed away with out a struggle. It does not seem as though we could give her up. She was needed so badly here. Pa is almost broken hearted and he is an old man and it comes pretty hard to be left all alone now. We are living here at home and was here when Mother died..."
(information by M.Andersen)
OBITUARY OF MARY BEERS
Norwalk, Ohio paper
MRS. MARY BEERS DIED SATURDAY
Resident of Norwalk 63 Years -
Life Long Member of Methodist Church
Mrs. Mary Beers, 65 years, died at her home, Norwalk Township, Saturday. She was the daughter of Charles and Rachel Jones and came to Norwalk from Richland county with her parents at the age of three yeas, ad has resided here ever since.
The deceased was born March 20, 1842, and March 25, 1860, was united in marriage to George Beers. She is survived by two sons, Charles and Bert Beers.
Mrs. Beers was a lifelong member of the Methodist church and was an ardent worker in all that pertained to the welfare of that organization. Mrs. Beers will be missed, not only by her church, but by a large circle of friends.
The funeral will be held Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock from her late home and will be conducted by the Rev. H.S. Powell. Interment will be Woodlawn cemetery.
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Excerpts from a letter written by Lottie Beers to her aunt Lucy Beers, dated Nov. 20, 1907, from Norwalk, Ohio.
"...We laid mother to rest Tuesday morning. She had been sick a long time, but was not confined to her bed all the time. She went to bed Sat. night the 16th as well as she had been for some days, and at 11 o'clock she had passed away with out a struggle. It does not seem as though we could give her up. She was needed so badly here. Pa is almost broken hearted and he is an old man and it comes pretty hard to be left all alone now. We are living here at home and was here when Mother died..."
(information by M.Andersen)
Norwalk, Ohio paper
MRS. MARY BEERS DIED SATURDAY
Resident of Norwalk 63 Years -
Life Long Member of Methodist Church
Mrs. Mary Beers, 65 years, died at her home, Norwalk Township, Saturday. She was the daughter of Charles and Rachel Jones and came to Norwalk from Richland county with her parents at the age of three yeas, ad has resided here ever since.
The deceased was born March 20, 1842, and March 25, 1860, was united in marriage to George Beers. She is survived by two sons, Charles and Bert Beers.
Mrs. Beers was a lifelong member of the Methodist church and was an ardent worker in all that pertained to the welfare of that organization. Mrs. Beers will be missed, not only by her church, but by a large circle of friends.
The funeral will be held Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock from her late home and will be conducted by the Rev. H.S. Powell. Interment will be Woodlawn cemetery.
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Excerpts from a letter written by Lottie Beers to her aunt Lucy Beers, dated Nov. 20, 1907, from Norwalk, Ohio.
"...We laid mother to rest Tuesday morning. She had been sick a long time, but was not confined to her bed all the time. She went to bed Sat. night the 16th as well as she had been for some days, and at 11 o'clock she had passed away with out a struggle. It does not seem as though we could give her up. She was needed so badly here. Pa is almost broken hearted and he is an old man and it comes pretty hard to be left all alone now. We are living here at home and was here when Mother died..."
(information by M.Andersen)
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