Mrs. Ellen Rozell, who has been sick for several months and who was one of the early pioneers of Plainfield, passed to her final reward last Friday evening, April 6, 1928 at her home at West Plainfield. Deceased was a daughter of the late Judge Thomas H. Walker, a well known Plainfield attorney in early days (and Elizabeth Sharritt). She has resided here nearly all her life but was born in England and was 85 years of age. On November 4, 1862 she married William A. Rozell, a well known merchant at West Plainfield, who died several years ago. Mrs. Rozell is survived by three adult children, Harry Rozell of Milwaukee,
Mrs. John Bound and Vernon Rozell, a merchant at West Plainfield. She is also survived by two sisters, Mrs. Emma Kennedy of Merrill and Mrs. W. O. Perry of Plainfield, besides many grandchildren and other relatives and friends. Mrs. Rozell was a kind and loving mother, a good neighbor and had lived a good life. she was an active worker in the Woman's Christian Temperance Union of which she was an honored member and she also took an active part in Sunday school activities and in church work. Funeral services were held at the town hall Sunday afternoon, Rev Blake conducting the service with interment in the Plainfield Cemetery.
Mrs. John Bound and Vernon Rozell, a merchant at West Plainfield. She is also survived by two sisters, Mrs. Emma Kennedy of Merrill and Mrs. W. O. Perry of Plainfield, besides many grandchildren and other relatives and friends. Mrs. Rozell was a kind and loving mother, a good neighbor and had lived a good life. she was an active worker in the Woman's Christian Temperance Union of which she was an honored member and she also took an active part in Sunday school activities and in church work. Funeral services were held at the town hall Sunday afternoon, Rev Blake conducting the service with interment in the Plainfield Cemetery.
Mrs. Ellen Rozell, who has been sick for several months and who was one of the early pioneers of Plainfield, passed to her final reward last Friday evening, April 6, 1928 at her home at West Plainfield. Deceased was a daughter of the late Judge Thomas H. Walker, a well known Plainfield attorney in early days (and Elizabeth Sharritt). She has resided here nearly all her life but was born in England and was 85 years of age. On November 4, 1862 she married William A. Rozell, a well known merchant at West Plainfield, who died several years ago. Mrs. Rozell is survived by three adult children, Harry Rozell of Milwaukee,
Mrs. John Bound and Vernon Rozell, a merchant at West Plainfield. She is also survived by two sisters, Mrs. Emma Kennedy of Merrill and Mrs. W. O. Perry of Plainfield, besides many grandchildren and other relatives and friends. Mrs. Rozell was a kind and loving mother, a good neighbor and had lived a good life. she was an active worker in the Woman's Christian Temperance Union of which she was an honored member and she also took an active part in Sunday school activities and in church work. Funeral services were held at the town hall Sunday afternoon, Rev Blake conducting the service with interment in the Plainfield Cemetery.
Mrs. John Bound and Vernon Rozell, a merchant at West Plainfield. She is also survived by two sisters, Mrs. Emma Kennedy of Merrill and Mrs. W. O. Perry of Plainfield, besides many grandchildren and other relatives and friends. Mrs. Rozell was a kind and loving mother, a good neighbor and had lived a good life. she was an active worker in the Woman's Christian Temperance Union of which she was an honored member and she also took an active part in Sunday school activities and in church work. Funeral services were held at the town hall Sunday afternoon, Rev Blake conducting the service with interment in the Plainfield Cemetery.
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