The sad news was circulated around our little village last Monday that Rachel Ann Huntsinger, living in the east part of town, had passed to her heavenly home, after a long and weary journey through life.
The deceased was born in Story county, Iowa, May 29, 1867, and died in Esbon, May 15, 1905, age 37 years. Lanny, as she was always known, has always lived and was known as a child and was ever cared for by the family and especially by the fond and tender hand of a loving mother.
She leaves a mother, two sisters and five brothers to mourn her loss. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Lee, of Otego, in the Christian church here, at 10 o’clock a.,m., Wednesday. The pall bearers were the brothers and brother-in-laws, and the remains were taken to their last, resting place, beside her father in the Esbon cemetery.
(Esbon Times, Esbon, Kansas, May 18, 1905)
Contributor: Jim Kennedy (49629531)
The deceased was born in Story county, Iowa, May 29, 1867, and died in Esbon, May 15, 1905, age 37 years. Lanny, as she was always known, has always lived and was known as a child and was ever cared for by the family and especially by the fond and tender hand of a loving mother.
She leaves a mother, two sisters and five brothers to mourn her loss. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Lee, of Otego, in the Christian church here, at 10 o’clock a.,m., Wednesday. The pall bearers were the brothers and brother-in-laws, and the remains were taken to their last, resting place, beside her father in the Esbon cemetery.
(Esbon Times, Esbon, Kansas, May 18, 1905)
Contributor: Jim Kennedy (49629531)
The sad news was circulated around our little village last Monday that Rachel Ann Huntsinger, living in the east part of town, had passed to her heavenly home, after a long and weary journey through life.
The deceased was born in Story county, Iowa, May 29, 1867, and died in Esbon, May 15, 1905, age 37 years. Lanny, as she was always known, has always lived and was known as a child and was ever cared for by the family and especially by the fond and tender hand of a loving mother.
She leaves a mother, two sisters and five brothers to mourn her loss. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Lee, of Otego, in the Christian church here, at 10 o’clock a.,m., Wednesday. The pall bearers were the brothers and brother-in-laws, and the remains were taken to their last, resting place, beside her father in the Esbon cemetery.
(Esbon Times, Esbon, Kansas, May 18, 1905)
Contributor: Jim Kennedy (49629531)
The deceased was born in Story county, Iowa, May 29, 1867, and died in Esbon, May 15, 1905, age 37 years. Lanny, as she was always known, has always lived and was known as a child and was ever cared for by the family and especially by the fond and tender hand of a loving mother.
She leaves a mother, two sisters and five brothers to mourn her loss. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Lee, of Otego, in the Christian church here, at 10 o’clock a.,m., Wednesday. The pall bearers were the brothers and brother-in-laws, and the remains were taken to their last, resting place, beside her father in the Esbon cemetery.
(Esbon Times, Esbon, Kansas, May 18, 1905)
Contributor: Jim Kennedy (49629531)
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