Miss Margaret Caldwell died Monday night at 9 o'clock at her home at 407 E. Jefferson Street.
Funeral services were conducted at the Davis Funeral Home Wednesday afternoon by the Rev. Russell E. Otto, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church.
Margaret Caldwell was the daughter of John B. and Sallie Ann (Howe) Caldwell and was born in Callaway County, Missouri. She was a member of the Presbyterian Church and was past matron of the Order of the Eastern Star. She was also a former member of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
Surviving are four sisters, Misses Etta, May and Dola Caldwell of this city and Mrs. Grant Corbin of Oklahoma City, Okla.; two nieces, Mrs. Ray Lutz and Mrs. Lloyd Chapman, both of Oklahoma City; and two nephews, Frederick Bushnell of Portland, Ore., and Kenneth Corbin of Oklahoma City. Her parents and two sisters, Mrs. Eva Bushnell who died in Portland, Ore., and Mrs. Lulu C. Davis, who died in Kirksville, have preceded her in death." The Knox County News (Hurdland, Missouri), August 25, 1944
Funeral services were conducted at the Davis Funeral Home Wednesday afternoon by the Rev. Russell E. Otto, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church.
Margaret Caldwell was the daughter of John B. and Sallie Ann (Howe) Caldwell and was born in Callaway County, Missouri. She was a member of the Presbyterian Church and was past matron of the Order of the Eastern Star. She was also a former member of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
Surviving are four sisters, Misses Etta, May and Dola Caldwell of this city and Mrs. Grant Corbin of Oklahoma City, Okla.; two nieces, Mrs. Ray Lutz and Mrs. Lloyd Chapman, both of Oklahoma City; and two nephews, Frederick Bushnell of Portland, Ore., and Kenneth Corbin of Oklahoma City. Her parents and two sisters, Mrs. Eva Bushnell who died in Portland, Ore., and Mrs. Lulu C. Davis, who died in Kirksville, have preceded her in death." The Knox County News (Hurdland, Missouri), August 25, 1944
Miss Margaret Caldwell died Monday night at 9 o'clock at her home at 407 E. Jefferson Street.
Funeral services were conducted at the Davis Funeral Home Wednesday afternoon by the Rev. Russell E. Otto, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church.
Margaret Caldwell was the daughter of John B. and Sallie Ann (Howe) Caldwell and was born in Callaway County, Missouri. She was a member of the Presbyterian Church and was past matron of the Order of the Eastern Star. She was also a former member of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
Surviving are four sisters, Misses Etta, May and Dola Caldwell of this city and Mrs. Grant Corbin of Oklahoma City, Okla.; two nieces, Mrs. Ray Lutz and Mrs. Lloyd Chapman, both of Oklahoma City; and two nephews, Frederick Bushnell of Portland, Ore., and Kenneth Corbin of Oklahoma City. Her parents and two sisters, Mrs. Eva Bushnell who died in Portland, Ore., and Mrs. Lulu C. Davis, who died in Kirksville, have preceded her in death." The Knox County News (Hurdland, Missouri), August 25, 1944
Funeral services were conducted at the Davis Funeral Home Wednesday afternoon by the Rev. Russell E. Otto, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church.
Margaret Caldwell was the daughter of John B. and Sallie Ann (Howe) Caldwell and was born in Callaway County, Missouri. She was a member of the Presbyterian Church and was past matron of the Order of the Eastern Star. She was also a former member of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
Surviving are four sisters, Misses Etta, May and Dola Caldwell of this city and Mrs. Grant Corbin of Oklahoma City, Okla.; two nieces, Mrs. Ray Lutz and Mrs. Lloyd Chapman, both of Oklahoma City; and two nephews, Frederick Bushnell of Portland, Ore., and Kenneth Corbin of Oklahoma City. Her parents and two sisters, Mrs. Eva Bushnell who died in Portland, Ore., and Mrs. Lulu C. Davis, who died in Kirksville, have preceded her in death." The Knox County News (Hurdland, Missouri), August 25, 1944
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Margaret Minerva “Maggie” Caldwell
1910 United States Federal Census
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1900 United States Federal Census
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1880 United States Federal Census
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