Mary Ann Luce Campbell Herbold Hunsaker.
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The Eugene Weekly Guard
Lane County, Oregon
Saturday, December 5, 1903
In Memorium
Mrs. M.A. Hunsaker died at her home in Eugene, Saturday evening, November 28, 1903, of diabetes, aged 71 years, 7 months and 8 days.
Mary A. Luce was born in Muhlenberg county, Kentucky, April 20, 1832. With her parents at the age of eight she moved to Iowa, where they settled on a part of the now prosperous city of Oskaloosa. Was married there at the age of nineteen to A.J. Campbell. With her relatives they came across the plains to Oregon in 1852. And on that long trip of five months' duration, she walked not a little part of the way carrying her firstborn infant. They spent the first winter on the Molalla, Clackamas county, then in 1853 came to Lane county, settling on a place twelve miles west of Eugene. Moved to Eugene in 1859. Her husband died in 1871, and she married Dr. J.L. [John L.] Herbold in 1874 [divorced in Lane County in 1875], then J.T. Hunsaker of Oregon City in 1878. Resided at Oregon City, Portland and Woodburn till 1890, when she moved back to Eugene, her home till death. She was the mother of seven sons, five of whom survive her, W.T., J.R., I.L., and E.L. Campbell, and Fred D. Herbold. Two are dead, H.C. in infancy and Eugene a few years ago.
She joined the Eugene Baptist church in the sixties, but of late years failing health made attendance impossible.
The funeral took place from her late residence, Ninth and Olive streets, Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock to the I.O.O.F. cemetery, Rev. H. A. Green of the Baptist church conducting the services.
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The Eugene Weekly Guard
Lane County, Oregon
Saturday, December 5, 1903
In Memorium
Mrs. M.A. Hunsaker died at her home in Eugene, Saturday evening, November 28, 1903, of diabetes, aged 71 years, 7 months and 8 days.
Mary A. Luce was born in Muhlenberg county, Kentucky, April 20, 1832. With her parents at the age of eight she moved to Iowa, where they settled on a part of the now prosperous city of Oskaloosa. Was married there at the age of nineteen to A.J. Campbell. With her relatives they came across the plains to Oregon in 1852. And on that long trip of five months' duration, she walked not a little part of the way carrying her firstborn infant. They spent the first winter on the Molalla, Clackamas county, then in 1853 came to Lane county, settling on a place twelve miles west of Eugene. Moved to Eugene in 1859. Her husband died in 1871, and she married Dr. J.L. [John L.] Herbold in 1874 [divorced in Lane County in 1875], then J.T. Hunsaker of Oregon City in 1878. Resided at Oregon City, Portland and Woodburn till 1890, when she moved back to Eugene, her home till death. She was the mother of seven sons, five of whom survive her, W.T., J.R., I.L., and E.L. Campbell, and Fred D. Herbold. Two are dead, H.C. in infancy and Eugene a few years ago.
She joined the Eugene Baptist church in the sixties, but of late years failing health made attendance impossible.
The funeral took place from her late residence, Ninth and Olive streets, Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock to the I.O.O.F. cemetery, Rev. H. A. Green of the Baptist church conducting the services.
Mary Ann Luce Campbell Herbold Hunsaker.
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The Eugene Weekly Guard
Lane County, Oregon
Saturday, December 5, 1903
In Memorium
Mrs. M.A. Hunsaker died at her home in Eugene, Saturday evening, November 28, 1903, of diabetes, aged 71 years, 7 months and 8 days.
Mary A. Luce was born in Muhlenberg county, Kentucky, April 20, 1832. With her parents at the age of eight she moved to Iowa, where they settled on a part of the now prosperous city of Oskaloosa. Was married there at the age of nineteen to A.J. Campbell. With her relatives they came across the plains to Oregon in 1852. And on that long trip of five months' duration, she walked not a little part of the way carrying her firstborn infant. They spent the first winter on the Molalla, Clackamas county, then in 1853 came to Lane county, settling on a place twelve miles west of Eugene. Moved to Eugene in 1859. Her husband died in 1871, and she married Dr. J.L. [John L.] Herbold in 1874 [divorced in Lane County in 1875], then J.T. Hunsaker of Oregon City in 1878. Resided at Oregon City, Portland and Woodburn till 1890, when she moved back to Eugene, her home till death. She was the mother of seven sons, five of whom survive her, W.T., J.R., I.L., and E.L. Campbell, and Fred D. Herbold. Two are dead, H.C. in infancy and Eugene a few years ago.
She joined the Eugene Baptist church in the sixties, but of late years failing health made attendance impossible.
The funeral took place from her late residence, Ninth and Olive streets, Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock to the I.O.O.F. cemetery, Rev. H. A. Green of the Baptist church conducting the services.
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The Eugene Weekly Guard
Lane County, Oregon
Saturday, December 5, 1903
In Memorium
Mrs. M.A. Hunsaker died at her home in Eugene, Saturday evening, November 28, 1903, of diabetes, aged 71 years, 7 months and 8 days.
Mary A. Luce was born in Muhlenberg county, Kentucky, April 20, 1832. With her parents at the age of eight she moved to Iowa, where they settled on a part of the now prosperous city of Oskaloosa. Was married there at the age of nineteen to A.J. Campbell. With her relatives they came across the plains to Oregon in 1852. And on that long trip of five months' duration, she walked not a little part of the way carrying her firstborn infant. They spent the first winter on the Molalla, Clackamas county, then in 1853 came to Lane county, settling on a place twelve miles west of Eugene. Moved to Eugene in 1859. Her husband died in 1871, and she married Dr. J.L. [John L.] Herbold in 1874 [divorced in Lane County in 1875], then J.T. Hunsaker of Oregon City in 1878. Resided at Oregon City, Portland and Woodburn till 1890, when she moved back to Eugene, her home till death. She was the mother of seven sons, five of whom survive her, W.T., J.R., I.L., and E.L. Campbell, and Fred D. Herbold. Two are dead, H.C. in infancy and Eugene a few years ago.
She joined the Eugene Baptist church in the sixties, but of late years failing health made attendance impossible.
The funeral took place from her late residence, Ninth and Olive streets, Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock to the I.O.O.F. cemetery, Rev. H. A. Green of the Baptist church conducting the services.
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