McKean County Miner, Dec 12, 1907:
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Died at her home in Clermont last Friday after a short illness, Mrs. Margaret Amend, wife of Bernard Amend, at the age of 77 years.
Mrs. Amend was a lady highly respected in the community where she resided and one whose death causes sincere sadness not alone to her relatives and close friends, but among the many who had the pleasure of her acquaintance. She was a native of Germany and came to America when about 20 years of age. She was married to Bernard Amend in New York City and not long afterward they located in Clermont, where they have resided for nearly fifty years. Aside from the husband, six children survive to mourn the loss of this lovable woman, three sons - John of Wilcox; Jacob and Martin of Clermont, and three daughters - Mrs.Emmett Burdick of Pittsburg, Mrs. O.J. Maloney of Punxantawney and Mrs. J.G. McCarthy of Smethport; William Hafner of Smethport is a brother of the deceased and several other brothers and sisters survive her. The funeral was held at Clermont Tuesday and was largely attended.
Page 1.
Died at her home in Clermont last Friday after a short illness, Mrs. Margaret Amend, wife of Bernard Amend, at the age of 77 years.
Mrs. Amend was a lady highly respected in the community where she resided and one whose death causes sincere sadness not alone to her relatives and close friends, but among the many who had the pleasure of her acquaintance. She was a native of Germany and came to America when about 20 years of age. She was married to Bernard Amend in New York City and not long afterward they located in Clermont, where they have resided for nearly fifty years. Aside from the husband, six children survive to mourn the loss of this lovable woman, three sons - John of Wilcox; Jacob and Martin of Clermont, and three daughters - Mrs.Emmett Burdick of Pittsburg, Mrs. O.J. Maloney of Punxantawney and Mrs. J.G. McCarthy of Smethport; William Hafner of Smethport is a brother of the deceased and several other brothers and sisters survive her. The funeral was held at Clermont Tuesday and was largely attended.
McKean County Miner, Dec 12, 1907:
Page 1.
Died at her home in Clermont last Friday after a short illness, Mrs. Margaret Amend, wife of Bernard Amend, at the age of 77 years.
Mrs. Amend was a lady highly respected in the community where she resided and one whose death causes sincere sadness not alone to her relatives and close friends, but among the many who had the pleasure of her acquaintance. She was a native of Germany and came to America when about 20 years of age. She was married to Bernard Amend in New York City and not long afterward they located in Clermont, where they have resided for nearly fifty years. Aside from the husband, six children survive to mourn the loss of this lovable woman, three sons - John of Wilcox; Jacob and Martin of Clermont, and three daughters - Mrs.Emmett Burdick of Pittsburg, Mrs. O.J. Maloney of Punxantawney and Mrs. J.G. McCarthy of Smethport; William Hafner of Smethport is a brother of the deceased and several other brothers and sisters survive her. The funeral was held at Clermont Tuesday and was largely attended.
Page 1.
Died at her home in Clermont last Friday after a short illness, Mrs. Margaret Amend, wife of Bernard Amend, at the age of 77 years.
Mrs. Amend was a lady highly respected in the community where she resided and one whose death causes sincere sadness not alone to her relatives and close friends, but among the many who had the pleasure of her acquaintance. She was a native of Germany and came to America when about 20 years of age. She was married to Bernard Amend in New York City and not long afterward they located in Clermont, where they have resided for nearly fifty years. Aside from the husband, six children survive to mourn the loss of this lovable woman, three sons - John of Wilcox; Jacob and Martin of Clermont, and three daughters - Mrs.Emmett Burdick of Pittsburg, Mrs. O.J. Maloney of Punxantawney and Mrs. J.G. McCarthy of Smethport; William Hafner of Smethport is a brother of the deceased and several other brothers and sisters survive her. The funeral was held at Clermont Tuesday and was largely attended.
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