Mary Jane is a daughter of William (b.Ireland) and unknown Mor[e]land (b.unknown).
She was a widow (spouse's name was not asked) at the time of her death.
Informant: W W Donovan (son), Chula
DC 25030 (Image)
She appears here with her parents:
1850/ Michigan/ Hillsdale
William Moreland, 47y b.IRELAND, occ: Farmer
Olive, 48y b.NY
Mary J, 20y b.NY
Emeline, 16y b.MI
William F, 15y b.MI, occ: Farmer
Roena, 12y b.MI
Harriet T, 9y b.MI
plus two others
She appears on the 1860, 1870, 1880, 1900, and 1910 Censuses with her husband, John.
Published obituary
LEOPOLIS
Grandma Donovan, widow of the late John W Donovan, died at her home here late Sunday. She had been in failing health for the past year and her death was not unexpected. The funeral was held from the home Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. Burial was made in the Wallace cemetery.
Mrs Donovan was a pioneer resident here, and a large circle of friends as well as her immediate relatives mourn her death. Four sons, William, Ira and Javan of this place, Bert of Hale and one daughter, Mrs Ella Coberly survive her; also a number of grandchildren.
The Chillicothe Constitution
07 July 1916, Front Page
She was a widow (spouse's name was not asked) at the time of her death.
Informant: W W Donovan (son), Chula
DC 25030 (Image)
She appears here with her parents:
1850/ Michigan/ Hillsdale
William Moreland, 47y b.IRELAND, occ: Farmer
Olive, 48y b.NY
Mary J, 20y b.NY
Emeline, 16y b.MI
William F, 15y b.MI, occ: Farmer
Roena, 12y b.MI
Harriet T, 9y b.MI
plus two others
She appears on the 1860, 1870, 1880, 1900, and 1910 Censuses with her husband, John.
Published obituary
LEOPOLIS
Grandma Donovan, widow of the late John W Donovan, died at her home here late Sunday. She had been in failing health for the past year and her death was not unexpected. The funeral was held from the home Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. Burial was made in the Wallace cemetery.
Mrs Donovan was a pioneer resident here, and a large circle of friends as well as her immediate relatives mourn her death. Four sons, William, Ira and Javan of this place, Bert of Hale and one daughter, Mrs Ella Coberly survive her; also a number of grandchildren.
The Chillicothe Constitution
07 July 1916, Front Page
Mary Jane is a daughter of William (b.Ireland) and unknown Mor[e]land (b.unknown).
She was a widow (spouse's name was not asked) at the time of her death.
Informant: W W Donovan (son), Chula
DC 25030 (Image)
She appears here with her parents:
1850/ Michigan/ Hillsdale
William Moreland, 47y b.IRELAND, occ: Farmer
Olive, 48y b.NY
Mary J, 20y b.NY
Emeline, 16y b.MI
William F, 15y b.MI, occ: Farmer
Roena, 12y b.MI
Harriet T, 9y b.MI
plus two others
She appears on the 1860, 1870, 1880, 1900, and 1910 Censuses with her husband, John.
Published obituary
LEOPOLIS
Grandma Donovan, widow of the late John W Donovan, died at her home here late Sunday. She had been in failing health for the past year and her death was not unexpected. The funeral was held from the home Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. Burial was made in the Wallace cemetery.
Mrs Donovan was a pioneer resident here, and a large circle of friends as well as her immediate relatives mourn her death. Four sons, William, Ira and Javan of this place, Bert of Hale and one daughter, Mrs Ella Coberly survive her; also a number of grandchildren.
The Chillicothe Constitution
07 July 1916, Front Page
She was a widow (spouse's name was not asked) at the time of her death.
Informant: W W Donovan (son), Chula
DC 25030 (Image)
She appears here with her parents:
1850/ Michigan/ Hillsdale
William Moreland, 47y b.IRELAND, occ: Farmer
Olive, 48y b.NY
Mary J, 20y b.NY
Emeline, 16y b.MI
William F, 15y b.MI, occ: Farmer
Roena, 12y b.MI
Harriet T, 9y b.MI
plus two others
She appears on the 1860, 1870, 1880, 1900, and 1910 Censuses with her husband, John.
Published obituary
LEOPOLIS
Grandma Donovan, widow of the late John W Donovan, died at her home here late Sunday. She had been in failing health for the past year and her death was not unexpected. The funeral was held from the home Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. Burial was made in the Wallace cemetery.
Mrs Donovan was a pioneer resident here, and a large circle of friends as well as her immediate relatives mourn her death. Four sons, William, Ira and Javan of this place, Bert of Hale and one daughter, Mrs Ella Coberly survive her; also a number of grandchildren.
The Chillicothe Constitution
07 July 1916, Front Page
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