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Minnie Magdalene <I>Pierce</I> McDonald

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Minnie Magdalene Pierce McDonald

Birth
Orange County, Indiana, USA
Death
4 Sep 1935 (aged 64)
Northwest Township, Orange County, Indiana, USA
Burial
Paoli, Orange County, Indiana, USA Add to Map
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•ID: I630164651
•Name: Minnie M. PIERCE
•Given Name: Minnie M.
•Surname: Pierce
•Sex: F
•Birth: 1 Oct 1870
•Death: 4 Sep 1935 in Orange Co., IN
•Burial: Sep 1935 Ames Chapel Cemetery, Orange County, Indiana
•Note: REFN: 3735

Father: Napoleon Boneparte PIERCE
Mother: Nancy Ann Gromer SANDERS

Marriage 1 Andrew J. MCDONALD b: 17 Jul 1869 in Martin Co., IN •Married: 31 Jul 1890 in Orange Co., IN

Children
1. Alta Ellen MCDONALD b: 11 Aug 1891 in Orange Co., IN
2. Clinton C. MCDONALD b: 4 Feb 1893 in Orange Co., IN
3. Anna Lavica MCDONALD b: 6 Apr 1899 in Orange Co., IN
4. Audra Marie MCDONALD b: 23 Dec 1903 in Orange Co., IN
5. Cecil Rex MCDONALD b: 23 Jun 1906 in Orange Co., IN
6. Grace Hollace MCDONALD b: Private
7. Elsie Aline MCDONALD b: Private
8. Cleo Lister MCDONALD b: 15 Aug 1897 in Orange Co., IN


Mrs. Minnie McDonald, 65, wife of Andrew J. McDonald passed away at her home on West Baden route two at one-thirty o'clock Wednesday morning as a result of a stroke of apoplexy suffered Tuesday of last week.
Funeral services will be held at Ames Chapel tomorrow (Friday) afternoon at two o'clock. W. V. Ritter & Son will have charge of the funeral arrangements.
Besides the husband she leaves eight children, namely: Alta Wilson, Grace Wilson, Cleo and Rex McDonald, all of West Baden, Clinton McDonald of Wichita, Kans., Anna Cronin of St. Louis, Mo., Audra Qualkenbush of Orleans, Ind., and Elsie Morris of Newcastle, Ind. Mrs. McDonald is a sister to Harvey B. Pierce of French Lick and to Milton and George Pierce of West Baden.

Springs Valley Herald
September 5, 1935

Minnie Magdeline Pierce, second daughter of Napolean B. and Nancy Ann Pierce, was born October 1, 1870 and departed this life September 4, 1935 at the age of 64 years, 11 months and 4 days.
On July 31, 1890 she was united in marriage to Andrew J. McDonald by the Elder John P. Davis. This union was blest by the birth of eight children, Alta, Clinton, Cleo, Anna, Audra, Rex, Grace and Elsie. Besides these children and a loving husband, twelve grandchildren, three sisters, three brothers, five son-in-laws and three daughter-in-laws survive.
At the age of sixteen she confessed her Christ and united with the Church of Christ at Antioch under the pastorate of Elder Richard Bex and later transferred her membership to the New Prospect Church of Christ.
Throughout her entire life she held to a firm conviction that Christian living exemplifies itself in service to others and devotion to home and family. For more than forty-five years she labored with untiring effort to rear her children in the best possible manner. Their joys were hers and their troubles found ease in her sympathetic attitude. There is great solace in the thought that she was truly a wonderful Mother. Her great happiness when visited by her children will be lasting in the memory of all.
When it came time for God to take her, the call came suddenly and after a week's illness her soul went home to Him. Her passing breaks the family circle kept so long intact.

Springs Valley Herald
September 12, 1935
•ID: I630164651
•Name: Minnie M. PIERCE
•Given Name: Minnie M.
•Surname: Pierce
•Sex: F
•Birth: 1 Oct 1870
•Death: 4 Sep 1935 in Orange Co., IN
•Burial: Sep 1935 Ames Chapel Cemetery, Orange County, Indiana
•Note: REFN: 3735

Father: Napoleon Boneparte PIERCE
Mother: Nancy Ann Gromer SANDERS

Marriage 1 Andrew J. MCDONALD b: 17 Jul 1869 in Martin Co., IN •Married: 31 Jul 1890 in Orange Co., IN

Children
1. Alta Ellen MCDONALD b: 11 Aug 1891 in Orange Co., IN
2. Clinton C. MCDONALD b: 4 Feb 1893 in Orange Co., IN
3. Anna Lavica MCDONALD b: 6 Apr 1899 in Orange Co., IN
4. Audra Marie MCDONALD b: 23 Dec 1903 in Orange Co., IN
5. Cecil Rex MCDONALD b: 23 Jun 1906 in Orange Co., IN
6. Grace Hollace MCDONALD b: Private
7. Elsie Aline MCDONALD b: Private
8. Cleo Lister MCDONALD b: 15 Aug 1897 in Orange Co., IN


Mrs. Minnie McDonald, 65, wife of Andrew J. McDonald passed away at her home on West Baden route two at one-thirty o'clock Wednesday morning as a result of a stroke of apoplexy suffered Tuesday of last week.
Funeral services will be held at Ames Chapel tomorrow (Friday) afternoon at two o'clock. W. V. Ritter & Son will have charge of the funeral arrangements.
Besides the husband she leaves eight children, namely: Alta Wilson, Grace Wilson, Cleo and Rex McDonald, all of West Baden, Clinton McDonald of Wichita, Kans., Anna Cronin of St. Louis, Mo., Audra Qualkenbush of Orleans, Ind., and Elsie Morris of Newcastle, Ind. Mrs. McDonald is a sister to Harvey B. Pierce of French Lick and to Milton and George Pierce of West Baden.

Springs Valley Herald
September 5, 1935

Minnie Magdeline Pierce, second daughter of Napolean B. and Nancy Ann Pierce, was born October 1, 1870 and departed this life September 4, 1935 at the age of 64 years, 11 months and 4 days.
On July 31, 1890 she was united in marriage to Andrew J. McDonald by the Elder John P. Davis. This union was blest by the birth of eight children, Alta, Clinton, Cleo, Anna, Audra, Rex, Grace and Elsie. Besides these children and a loving husband, twelve grandchildren, three sisters, three brothers, five son-in-laws and three daughter-in-laws survive.
At the age of sixteen she confessed her Christ and united with the Church of Christ at Antioch under the pastorate of Elder Richard Bex and later transferred her membership to the New Prospect Church of Christ.
Throughout her entire life she held to a firm conviction that Christian living exemplifies itself in service to others and devotion to home and family. For more than forty-five years she labored with untiring effort to rear her children in the best possible manner. Their joys were hers and their troubles found ease in her sympathetic attitude. There is great solace in the thought that she was truly a wonderful Mother. Her great happiness when visited by her children will be lasting in the memory of all.
When it came time for God to take her, the call came suddenly and after a week's illness her soul went home to Him. Her passing breaks the family circle kept so long intact.

Springs Valley Herald
September 12, 1935


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