Cedar Rapids Evening Gazette Wednesday January 24, 1912
On Wednesday, January 17, occurred the death of Amanda Bonebreak, wife of Wesley Bonebreak, living northwest of Robins. She was a daughter of Edward Oliphant, a pioneer of Linn county.
Mrs. Bonebreak was born September 23, 1852, and united in marriage to Mr. Bonebreak October 18, 1874.
The funeral services were held in the home Friday, January 19. The services were conducted by W.C. Wilson of the Church of Christ in Toddville, interment being made at the Dunkard cemetery.
She leaves her husband, one daughter, Maude, one son, Guy, and one granddaughter, Lela. Aside from many relatives she leaves a host of friends to mourn her departure.
On Wednesday, January 17, occurred the death of Amanda Bonebreak, wife of Wesley Bonebreak, living northwest of Robins. She was a daughter of Edward Oliphant, a pioneer of Linn county.
Mrs. Bonebreak was born September 23, 1852, and united in marriage to Mr. Bonebreak October 18, 1874.
The funeral services were held in the home Friday, January 19. The services were conducted by W.C. Wilson of the Church of Christ in Toddville, interment being made at the Dunkard cemetery.
She leaves her husband, one daughter, Maude, one son, Guy, and one granddaughter, Lela. Aside from many relatives she leaves a host of friends to mourn her departure.
Cedar Rapids Evening Gazette Wednesday January 24, 1912
On Wednesday, January 17, occurred the death of Amanda Bonebreak, wife of Wesley Bonebreak, living northwest of Robins. She was a daughter of Edward Oliphant, a pioneer of Linn county.
Mrs. Bonebreak was born September 23, 1852, and united in marriage to Mr. Bonebreak October 18, 1874.
The funeral services were held in the home Friday, January 19. The services were conducted by W.C. Wilson of the Church of Christ in Toddville, interment being made at the Dunkard cemetery.
She leaves her husband, one daughter, Maude, one son, Guy, and one granddaughter, Lela. Aside from many relatives she leaves a host of friends to mourn her departure.
On Wednesday, January 17, occurred the death of Amanda Bonebreak, wife of Wesley Bonebreak, living northwest of Robins. She was a daughter of Edward Oliphant, a pioneer of Linn county.
Mrs. Bonebreak was born September 23, 1852, and united in marriage to Mr. Bonebreak October 18, 1874.
The funeral services were held in the home Friday, January 19. The services were conducted by W.C. Wilson of the Church of Christ in Toddville, interment being made at the Dunkard cemetery.
She leaves her husband, one daughter, Maude, one son, Guy, and one granddaughter, Lela. Aside from many relatives she leaves a host of friends to mourn her departure.
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