Rebecca, was said to be thirteen when the family relocated from Ashland, Ohio to South Bend, Indiana. Later she was an active member of St. Paul's Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church and the Woman's Relief Corps, an organization that existed in South Bend for many years to provide relief for the poor. Rebecca never married, thus she and her sister Maria, also a spinster, lived together in the family residence at 601 West LaSalle Avenue. She passed away at their home following a week's illness that began with a cold. The funeral was held at the family residence with Rev. James L. Gardiner, D.D., of St. Paul's M. E. Memorial church officiating. Family members serving as pallbearers were George M. Studebaker, William Studebaker, George M. Witwer, Franklin Riley, Dr. R. F. Lucas and Harry D. Johnson, Jr. Burial was in City Cemetery.
Rebecca, was said to be thirteen when the family relocated from Ashland, Ohio to South Bend, Indiana. Later she was an active member of St. Paul's Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church and the Woman's Relief Corps, an organization that existed in South Bend for many years to provide relief for the poor. Rebecca never married, thus she and her sister Maria, also a spinster, lived together in the family residence at 601 West LaSalle Avenue. She passed away at their home following a week's illness that began with a cold. The funeral was held at the family residence with Rev. James L. Gardiner, D.D., of St. Paul's M. E. Memorial church officiating. Family members serving as pallbearers were George M. Studebaker, William Studebaker, George M. Witwer, Franklin Riley, Dr. R. F. Lucas and Harry D. Johnson, Jr. Burial was in City Cemetery.
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