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Margaret Sophia “Maggie” <I>Hampe</I> Findley

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Margaret Sophia “Maggie” Hampe Findley

Birth
Shade Township, Somerset County, Pennsylvania, USA
Death
26 Jan 1897 (aged 24–25)
Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, USA
Burial
New Centerville, Somerset County, Pennsylvania, USA Add to Map
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Margaret Sophia, coffin arrived by train today Jan 31, 1898 at Rockwood train station. She was brought back from Allegheny County. Graveside services were held by the family then she was laid to rest beside her husband Howard Holmes Findley and child.
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Margaret Sophia (Maggie) findley,

Sophia Maggie Hampe and Howard Holmes Findley
They were married on October 18 1888.
In Somerset County, Pennsylvania.


When Maggie Sophia husband Howard Holmes Findley, died she was left to raise the children on her own.

She took this opportunity to relocate to Allegheny County with the children.
Where she able obtained and own sewing machine agency, in Pittsburgh PA.


Maggie feeling that an education was necessary to her and was preparing her selves by entering a business college. Maggie was trying to do her best to make a good living for her and the children.

When Maggie died it end-all her hopes and dreams.

It was all left in god hands to watch the children.


Children,
Florence E Findley,
Eleanor Elaine Findley,
Oscar Cleveland Findley, Born Oct 2 1892 – Died Sep 2 1961
Maurice (Morris) Briton Findley, Born Sep 14 1894 – Died July 5 1917
Infant child died,


When Sophia (Maggie) Hampe Findley was dying she asked her sister Loretta for help find home for the children. Loretta was raised with good Christian values she stepped up to the task; after Maggie had passed away she was brought back to Somerset Co she was buried beside her husband Howard Home Findley.

The children were still little babies she looked after them like their own mother. Loretta have picked up where her sister left off and she wrote numerous letters to the children aid to society in Somerset Co. PA asking for help to find home for her nieces and nephews. It took about a year; they were able to find an orphanage that would take my grandfather Oscar Cleveland Findley and his brother Maurice.

On March 15, 1898 Loretta signed over the children to the orphanage. Oscar sister were sent to school for girls in Maryland. Loretta did this out of love for her nieces and nephews. To give them the best chance in life.


Old stone in the cemetery read,
Gideon German reform and Lutheran church cornerstone laid May 19, 1811 dedicated 1819.



Margaret Sophia (Maggie) findley,

Sophia Maggie Hampe and Howard Holmes Findley
They were married on October 18 1888.
In Somerset County, Pennsylvania.


When Maggie Sophia husband Howard Holmes Findley, died she was left to raise the children on her own.

She took this opportunity to relocate to Allegheny County with the children.
Where she able obtained and own sewing machine agency, in Pittsburgh PA.


Maggie feeling that an education was necessary to her and was preparing her selves by entering a business college. Maggie was trying to do her best to make a good living for her and the children.

When Maggie died it end-all her hopes and dreams.

It was all left in god hands to watch the children.


Children,
Florence E Findley,
Eleanor Elaine Findley,
Oscar Cleveland Findley, Born Oct 2 1892 – Died Sep 2 1961
Maurice (Morris) Briton Findley, Born Sep 14 1894 – Died July 5 1917
Infant child died,


When Sophia (Maggie) Hampe Findley was dying she asked her sister Loretta for help find home for the children. Loretta was raised with good Christian values she stepped up to the task; after Maggie had passed away she was brought back to Somerset Co she was buried beside her husband Howard Home Findley.

The children were still little babies she looked after them like their own mother. Loretta have picked up where her sister left off and she wrote numerous letters to the children aid to society in Somerset Co. PA asking for help to find home for her nieces and nephews. It took about a year; they were able to find an orphanage that would take my grandfather Oscar Cleveland Findley and his brother Maurice.

On March 15, 1898 Loretta signed over the children to the orphanage. Oscar sister were sent to school for girls in Maryland. Loretta did this out of love for her nieces and nephews. To give them the best chance in life.


Old stone in the cemetery read,
Gideon German reform and Lutheran church cornerstone laid May 19, 1811 dedicated 1819.




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