The fiftieth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. M. Curry of Lamont, was celebrated by their children and grandchildren on May 28th. This pleasant occasion will be one long to be remembered by those present: while gathered together in their parents beautiful home surrounded by every comfort of life they could not help but thank the Great Giver of all good had dealt kindly with them. The children were all present except Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Armstrong of Primghar, Iowa. Their absence was very much regretted.
After a sumptuous repast parents and children down to the third generation and Rev. Stamp and wife retired to the sitting room, where Rev. Stamp in behalf of their children presented them with some beautiful gold presents. May they long live to enjoy them.
The Republican Journal 8 Jun 1894
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Mrs. Sarah Curry, widow of Wm. M. Curry, died of old age at Lamont, March 5, 1906. Deceased maiden name was Close. She was born in Mifflin, Co., Pennsylvania, Jan. 16, 1824. With her husband she came to Wisconsin in 1853 and has since lived at Lamont ever since.
Four children are left to meet her by and by. Henry C. of Lake Park, Iowa, Mrs. Mary Shockley, and Irvin of Lamont and Mrs. Armstrong of Primghar, Iowa. Mrs. Curry was a devoted member of the Methodist church for most of her life and her place will be hard to fill.
Funeral services were held at Lamont church March 8th and the remains were laid beside those of her husband in the Darlington cemetery.
The Republican Farmer 14 Mar 1906
After a sumptuous repast parents and children down to the third generation and Rev. Stamp and wife retired to the sitting room, where Rev. Stamp in behalf of their children presented them with some beautiful gold presents. May they long live to enjoy them.
The Republican Journal 8 Jun 1894
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Mrs. Sarah Curry, widow of Wm. M. Curry, died of old age at Lamont, March 5, 1906. Deceased maiden name was Close. She was born in Mifflin, Co., Pennsylvania, Jan. 16, 1824. With her husband she came to Wisconsin in 1853 and has since lived at Lamont ever since.
Four children are left to meet her by and by. Henry C. of Lake Park, Iowa, Mrs. Mary Shockley, and Irvin of Lamont and Mrs. Armstrong of Primghar, Iowa. Mrs. Curry was a devoted member of the Methodist church for most of her life and her place will be hard to fill.
Funeral services were held at Lamont church March 8th and the remains were laid beside those of her husband in the Darlington cemetery.
The Republican Farmer 14 Mar 1906
The fiftieth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. M. Curry of Lamont, was celebrated by their children and grandchildren on May 28th. This pleasant occasion will be one long to be remembered by those present: while gathered together in their parents beautiful home surrounded by every comfort of life they could not help but thank the Great Giver of all good had dealt kindly with them. The children were all present except Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Armstrong of Primghar, Iowa. Their absence was very much regretted.
After a sumptuous repast parents and children down to the third generation and Rev. Stamp and wife retired to the sitting room, where Rev. Stamp in behalf of their children presented them with some beautiful gold presents. May they long live to enjoy them.
The Republican Journal 8 Jun 1894
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Mrs. Sarah Curry, widow of Wm. M. Curry, died of old age at Lamont, March 5, 1906. Deceased maiden name was Close. She was born in Mifflin, Co., Pennsylvania, Jan. 16, 1824. With her husband she came to Wisconsin in 1853 and has since lived at Lamont ever since.
Four children are left to meet her by and by. Henry C. of Lake Park, Iowa, Mrs. Mary Shockley, and Irvin of Lamont and Mrs. Armstrong of Primghar, Iowa. Mrs. Curry was a devoted member of the Methodist church for most of her life and her place will be hard to fill.
Funeral services were held at Lamont church March 8th and the remains were laid beside those of her husband in the Darlington cemetery.
The Republican Farmer 14 Mar 1906
After a sumptuous repast parents and children down to the third generation and Rev. Stamp and wife retired to the sitting room, where Rev. Stamp in behalf of their children presented them with some beautiful gold presents. May they long live to enjoy them.
The Republican Journal 8 Jun 1894
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Mrs. Sarah Curry, widow of Wm. M. Curry, died of old age at Lamont, March 5, 1906. Deceased maiden name was Close. She was born in Mifflin, Co., Pennsylvania, Jan. 16, 1824. With her husband she came to Wisconsin in 1853 and has since lived at Lamont ever since.
Four children are left to meet her by and by. Henry C. of Lake Park, Iowa, Mrs. Mary Shockley, and Irvin of Lamont and Mrs. Armstrong of Primghar, Iowa. Mrs. Curry was a devoted member of the Methodist church for most of her life and her place will be hard to fill.
Funeral services were held at Lamont church March 8th and the remains were laid beside those of her husband in the Darlington cemetery.
The Republican Farmer 14 Mar 1906
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