Rosalie May Essex was born April 16, 1888, and was adopted in childhood by Elisha and Mrs. Harriet Essex of McPherson, Kansas.
She joined the church when she was a girl and about ten years ago united with the McPherson Presbyterian church of which she has been a consistent member ever since. She was married September 19, 1905 to Archie D. Chapin to which union were born five children, all of whom survive here.
They are: Charles, eighteen years old, Ernest sixteen, James thirteen, Jennie May ten and Dorothy Maxine seven, all of whom survive their mother. Her mother, Mrs. Essex and her husband also survive and will keep the children together.
She joined the church when she was a girl and about ten years ago united with the McPherson Presbyterian church of which she has been a consistent member ever since. She was married September 19, 1905 to Archie D. Chapin to which union were born five children, all of whom survive here.
They are: Charles, eighteen years old, Ernest sixteen, James thirteen, Jennie May ten and Dorothy Maxine seven, all of whom survive their mother. Her mother, Mrs. Essex and her husband also survive and will keep the children together.
Rosalie May Essex was born April 16, 1888, and was adopted in childhood by Elisha and Mrs. Harriet Essex of McPherson, Kansas.
She joined the church when she was a girl and about ten years ago united with the McPherson Presbyterian church of which she has been a consistent member ever since. She was married September 19, 1905 to Archie D. Chapin to which union were born five children, all of whom survive here.
They are: Charles, eighteen years old, Ernest sixteen, James thirteen, Jennie May ten and Dorothy Maxine seven, all of whom survive their mother. Her mother, Mrs. Essex and her husband also survive and will keep the children together.
She joined the church when she was a girl and about ten years ago united with the McPherson Presbyterian church of which she has been a consistent member ever since. She was married September 19, 1905 to Archie D. Chapin to which union were born five children, all of whom survive here.
They are: Charles, eighteen years old, Ernest sixteen, James thirteen, Jennie May ten and Dorothy Maxine seven, all of whom survive their mother. Her mother, Mrs. Essex and her husband also survive and will keep the children together.
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