Daughter of Andrew and Elizabeth Culley Bruce, both born in Washington Co, PA, she married James T. Campbell, was widowed, lived at 1322 Elk St, Franklin, died there of coronary heart disease with myocardial damage, and hypertension, per death certificate 111186, whose informant was Miss Elizabeth Campbell of the same address. Buried Dec 18 1947.
Per Pennsylvania Marriage License, on Jun 24 1890 in Franklin, Venango Co, Elizabeth H. Bruce of Franklin, 24,daughter of Andrew and Elizabeth Bruce, married James T. Campbell of Franklin, merchant, 44, son of James and Rebecca Campbell; her first marriage. His former wife died Jan 24 1887.
Franklin News-Herald, Tuesday, Dec 16 1947:
Mrs. Elizabeth Bruce Campbell, 81, died at her home, 1322 Elk Street, at 11:20 am today. She was born in Florence, PA, May 4, 1866.
She lived a number of years with her brother, Dr. Jesse C. Bruce, in Peoria, IL, came to Franklin when Dr. Bruce was called as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church here, and lived the rest of her life here. She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church. During her life she engages extensively in work for her church and in many civic activities. Her charm and gracious personality endeared her to a wide circle of friends.
In June, 1890 in the Presbyterian Manse she J. T. Campbell, who died in 1931.
Surviving are a daughter, Miss Martha Elizabeth Campbell, at home; two nieces, Mrs. G. G. Mevi and Miss Mary Bruce of Huntington, Long Island; and two nephews, Shurley Bruce, Burgettstown, PA, and Duncan Bruce, Charleston, WV.
Services will be at her home at a time to be announced by Buchanan Funeral Home.
Per Pennsylvania Marriage License, on Jun 24 1890 in Franklin, Venango Co, Elizabeth H. Bruce of Franklin, 24,daughter of Andrew and Elizabeth Bruce, married James T. Campbell of Franklin, merchant, 44, son of James and Rebecca Campbell; her first marriage. His former wife died Jan 24 1887.
Franklin News-Herald, Tuesday, Dec 16 1947:
Mrs. Elizabeth Bruce Campbell, 81, died at her home, 1322 Elk Street, at 11:20 am today. She was born in Florence, PA, May 4, 1866.
She lived a number of years with her brother, Dr. Jesse C. Bruce, in Peoria, IL, came to Franklin when Dr. Bruce was called as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church here, and lived the rest of her life here. She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church. During her life she engages extensively in work for her church and in many civic activities. Her charm and gracious personality endeared her to a wide circle of friends.
In June, 1890 in the Presbyterian Manse she J. T. Campbell, who died in 1931.
Surviving are a daughter, Miss Martha Elizabeth Campbell, at home; two nieces, Mrs. G. G. Mevi and Miss Mary Bruce of Huntington, Long Island; and two nephews, Shurley Bruce, Burgettstown, PA, and Duncan Bruce, Charleston, WV.
Services will be at her home at a time to be announced by Buchanan Funeral Home.
Daughter of Andrew and Elizabeth Culley Bruce, both born in Washington Co, PA, she married James T. Campbell, was widowed, lived at 1322 Elk St, Franklin, died there of coronary heart disease with myocardial damage, and hypertension, per death certificate 111186, whose informant was Miss Elizabeth Campbell of the same address. Buried Dec 18 1947.
Per Pennsylvania Marriage License, on Jun 24 1890 in Franklin, Venango Co, Elizabeth H. Bruce of Franklin, 24,daughter of Andrew and Elizabeth Bruce, married James T. Campbell of Franklin, merchant, 44, son of James and Rebecca Campbell; her first marriage. His former wife died Jan 24 1887.
Franklin News-Herald, Tuesday, Dec 16 1947:
Mrs. Elizabeth Bruce Campbell, 81, died at her home, 1322 Elk Street, at 11:20 am today. She was born in Florence, PA, May 4, 1866.
She lived a number of years with her brother, Dr. Jesse C. Bruce, in Peoria, IL, came to Franklin when Dr. Bruce was called as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church here, and lived the rest of her life here. She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church. During her life she engages extensively in work for her church and in many civic activities. Her charm and gracious personality endeared her to a wide circle of friends.
In June, 1890 in the Presbyterian Manse she J. T. Campbell, who died in 1931.
Surviving are a daughter, Miss Martha Elizabeth Campbell, at home; two nieces, Mrs. G. G. Mevi and Miss Mary Bruce of Huntington, Long Island; and two nephews, Shurley Bruce, Burgettstown, PA, and Duncan Bruce, Charleston, WV.
Services will be at her home at a time to be announced by Buchanan Funeral Home.
Per Pennsylvania Marriage License, on Jun 24 1890 in Franklin, Venango Co, Elizabeth H. Bruce of Franklin, 24,daughter of Andrew and Elizabeth Bruce, married James T. Campbell of Franklin, merchant, 44, son of James and Rebecca Campbell; her first marriage. His former wife died Jan 24 1887.
Franklin News-Herald, Tuesday, Dec 16 1947:
Mrs. Elizabeth Bruce Campbell, 81, died at her home, 1322 Elk Street, at 11:20 am today. She was born in Florence, PA, May 4, 1866.
She lived a number of years with her brother, Dr. Jesse C. Bruce, in Peoria, IL, came to Franklin when Dr. Bruce was called as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church here, and lived the rest of her life here. She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church. During her life she engages extensively in work for her church and in many civic activities. Her charm and gracious personality endeared her to a wide circle of friends.
In June, 1890 in the Presbyterian Manse she J. T. Campbell, who died in 1931.
Surviving are a daughter, Miss Martha Elizabeth Campbell, at home; two nieces, Mrs. G. G. Mevi and Miss Mary Bruce of Huntington, Long Island; and two nephews, Shurley Bruce, Burgettstown, PA, and Duncan Bruce, Charleston, WV.
Services will be at her home at a time to be announced by Buchanan Funeral Home.
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