MRS CORDIA MEANS DIES
Mrs. Cordia Means passed away Sept 6th at her home in Fairfield. Funeral services were held at the Haefele-Dixon Funeral Home 2:00 o�clock Friday. Cordia A. NEAVILL was born in Kinmundy, Illinois Aug 7, 1870. She married to J. M. Sager in Princeton, Indiana in 1885. To this union were born five children, Arlo, Lillie, Perry, Wreath and Bonnie preceded her in death. On May 10, 1919, she was united in marriage at Belleville, Il. to James Means who passed away September 14th 1938. She united with the Presbyterian Church at Richland in 1884. She has been in poor health for several years but always looked on the bright side of life. She is survived by one son Perry Sager, one daughter Lillie Ashbrook, four brothers, Emry, of McLeansboro, George of Mt. Vernon, Grover, of Boyleston, and Charles of Johnson City, two sisters, Cora Brown, of Keens, and Myrtle Tunnel, Sims, nine grandchildren, and five great grandchildren.
[Aug 14, 1934 - Donated by Timothy L. Mean
Contributor: Kathleen (49820077) •
Mrs. Cordia Means passed away Sept 6th at her home in Fairfield. Funeral services were held at the Haefele-Dixon Funeral Home 2:00 o�clock Friday. Cordia A. NEAVILL was born in Kinmundy, Illinois Aug 7, 1870. She married to J. M. Sager in Princeton, Indiana in 1885. To this union were born five children, Arlo, Lillie, Perry, Wreath and Bonnie preceded her in death. On May 10, 1919, she was united in marriage at Belleville, Il. to James Means who passed away September 14th 1938. She united with the Presbyterian Church at Richland in 1884. She has been in poor health for several years but always looked on the bright side of life. She is survived by one son Perry Sager, one daughter Lillie Ashbrook, four brothers, Emry, of McLeansboro, George of Mt. Vernon, Grover, of Boyleston, and Charles of Johnson City, two sisters, Cora Brown, of Keens, and Myrtle Tunnel, Sims, nine grandchildren, and five great grandchildren.
[Aug 14, 1934 - Donated by Timothy L. Mean
Contributor: Kathleen (49820077) •
MRS CORDIA MEANS DIES
Mrs. Cordia Means passed away Sept 6th at her home in Fairfield. Funeral services were held at the Haefele-Dixon Funeral Home 2:00 o�clock Friday. Cordia A. NEAVILL was born in Kinmundy, Illinois Aug 7, 1870. She married to J. M. Sager in Princeton, Indiana in 1885. To this union were born five children, Arlo, Lillie, Perry, Wreath and Bonnie preceded her in death. On May 10, 1919, she was united in marriage at Belleville, Il. to James Means who passed away September 14th 1938. She united with the Presbyterian Church at Richland in 1884. She has been in poor health for several years but always looked on the bright side of life. She is survived by one son Perry Sager, one daughter Lillie Ashbrook, four brothers, Emry, of McLeansboro, George of Mt. Vernon, Grover, of Boyleston, and Charles of Johnson City, two sisters, Cora Brown, of Keens, and Myrtle Tunnel, Sims, nine grandchildren, and five great grandchildren.
[Aug 14, 1934 - Donated by Timothy L. Mean
Contributor: Kathleen (49820077) •
Mrs. Cordia Means passed away Sept 6th at her home in Fairfield. Funeral services were held at the Haefele-Dixon Funeral Home 2:00 o�clock Friday. Cordia A. NEAVILL was born in Kinmundy, Illinois Aug 7, 1870. She married to J. M. Sager in Princeton, Indiana in 1885. To this union were born five children, Arlo, Lillie, Perry, Wreath and Bonnie preceded her in death. On May 10, 1919, she was united in marriage at Belleville, Il. to James Means who passed away September 14th 1938. She united with the Presbyterian Church at Richland in 1884. She has been in poor health for several years but always looked on the bright side of life. She is survived by one son Perry Sager, one daughter Lillie Ashbrook, four brothers, Emry, of McLeansboro, George of Mt. Vernon, Grover, of Boyleston, and Charles of Johnson City, two sisters, Cora Brown, of Keens, and Myrtle Tunnel, Sims, nine grandchildren, and five great grandchildren.
[Aug 14, 1934 - Donated by Timothy L. Mean
Contributor: Kathleen (49820077) •
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