Stone is almost completely illegible, can only make out husband's name (T. P. Adams), and her date of death.
A short death announcement, copied from Heckethorn, Paul Keith, compiler and editor, Genealogical excerpts from the Presbyterian Advocate, Oct. 4, 1838-Oct. 24, 1855, (Apollo, Pennsylvania : Closson Press, c1999), pg 15, from the May 13, 1840 issue:
"Died on May first after a short illness, Mrs. Eliza Ann, consort of Thomas P. Adams of St Clair Township, Allegheny County, PA."∼Daughter of Thomas Larimer and Nancy (Means) Larimer,
Source: "The Means Family of America" genealogy book published i 1972. Page 521. Elizabeth Cissel Foglesong.
Per records of Bethel Presbyterian Church:
"Died May 1st 1840, Mrs. Lilizanne (sic.) Adams (formerly Larimer), wife of Mr. Thomas P. Adams - she died suddenly of chorea brought on by false pasteurization and medical mismanagement. As a member of the church, her life and conduct were consistent, and it is hopeful that she died in Jesus."
A short death announcement, copied from Heckethorn, Paul Keith, compiler and editor, Genealogical excerpts from the Presbyterian Advocate, Oct. 4, 1838-Oct. 24, 1855, (Apollo, Pennsylvania : Closson Press, c1999), pg 15, from the May 13, 1840 issue:
"Died on May first after a short illness, Mrs. Eliza Ann, consort of Thomas P. Adams of St Clair Township, Allegheny County, PA."∼Daughter of Thomas Larimer and Nancy (Means) Larimer,
Source: "The Means Family of America" genealogy book published i 1972. Page 521. Elizabeth Cissel Foglesong.
Per records of Bethel Presbyterian Church:
"Died May 1st 1840, Mrs. Lilizanne (sic.) Adams (formerly Larimer), wife of Mr. Thomas P. Adams - she died suddenly of chorea brought on by false pasteurization and medical mismanagement. As a member of the church, her life and conduct were consistent, and it is hopeful that she died in Jesus."
Stone is almost completely illegible, can only make out husband's name (T. P. Adams), and her date of death.
A short death announcement, copied from Heckethorn, Paul Keith, compiler and editor, Genealogical excerpts from the Presbyterian Advocate, Oct. 4, 1838-Oct. 24, 1855, (Apollo, Pennsylvania : Closson Press, c1999), pg 15, from the May 13, 1840 issue:
"Died on May first after a short illness, Mrs. Eliza Ann, consort of Thomas P. Adams of St Clair Township, Allegheny County, PA."∼Daughter of Thomas Larimer and Nancy (Means) Larimer,
Source: "The Means Family of America" genealogy book published i 1972. Page 521. Elizabeth Cissel Foglesong.
Per records of Bethel Presbyterian Church:
"Died May 1st 1840, Mrs. Lilizanne (sic.) Adams (formerly Larimer), wife of Mr. Thomas P. Adams - she died suddenly of chorea brought on by false pasteurization and medical mismanagement. As a member of the church, her life and conduct were consistent, and it is hopeful that she died in Jesus."
A short death announcement, copied from Heckethorn, Paul Keith, compiler and editor, Genealogical excerpts from the Presbyterian Advocate, Oct. 4, 1838-Oct. 24, 1855, (Apollo, Pennsylvania : Closson Press, c1999), pg 15, from the May 13, 1840 issue:
"Died on May first after a short illness, Mrs. Eliza Ann, consort of Thomas P. Adams of St Clair Township, Allegheny County, PA."∼Daughter of Thomas Larimer and Nancy (Means) Larimer,
Source: "The Means Family of America" genealogy book published i 1972. Page 521. Elizabeth Cissel Foglesong.
Per records of Bethel Presbyterian Church:
"Died May 1st 1840, Mrs. Lilizanne (sic.) Adams (formerly Larimer), wife of Mr. Thomas P. Adams - she died suddenly of chorea brought on by false pasteurization and medical mismanagement. As a member of the church, her life and conduct were consistent, and it is hopeful that she died in Jesus."
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