The Osceola Weekly Sentinel, Osceola, Iowa,
January 5, 1888, Page 8
—Last week we mentioned the long and severe illness of Mrs. Elizabeth Hunt at her daughter, Mrs. B. Deitrick's, in Washington township. She died on the last day of the year and her funeral services took place on Monday. She had lived more than four score years, about 35 of them in this county, whither she came with her husband and they made their home. She was a vigorous, industrious and kind hearted woman, who leaves many friends to remember her with affectionate thoughts. Five children survive her, Mrs. B. Deitrick, Mrs. George Burt, Mrs. Emerson, of Afton, Fred Hunt and Forney Hunt, now in Wisconsin. Her husband went eleven years before her.
Transcribed as published by Karen Brewer
January 5, 1888, Page 8
—Last week we mentioned the long and severe illness of Mrs. Elizabeth Hunt at her daughter, Mrs. B. Deitrick's, in Washington township. She died on the last day of the year and her funeral services took place on Monday. She had lived more than four score years, about 35 of them in this county, whither she came with her husband and they made their home. She was a vigorous, industrious and kind hearted woman, who leaves many friends to remember her with affectionate thoughts. Five children survive her, Mrs. B. Deitrick, Mrs. George Burt, Mrs. Emerson, of Afton, Fred Hunt and Forney Hunt, now in Wisconsin. Her husband went eleven years before her.
Transcribed as published by Karen Brewer
The Osceola Weekly Sentinel, Osceola, Iowa,
January 5, 1888, Page 8
—Last week we mentioned the long and severe illness of Mrs. Elizabeth Hunt at her daughter, Mrs. B. Deitrick's, in Washington township. She died on the last day of the year and her funeral services took place on Monday. She had lived more than four score years, about 35 of them in this county, whither she came with her husband and they made their home. She was a vigorous, industrious and kind hearted woman, who leaves many friends to remember her with affectionate thoughts. Five children survive her, Mrs. B. Deitrick, Mrs. George Burt, Mrs. Emerson, of Afton, Fred Hunt and Forney Hunt, now in Wisconsin. Her husband went eleven years before her.
Transcribed as published by Karen Brewer
January 5, 1888, Page 8
—Last week we mentioned the long and severe illness of Mrs. Elizabeth Hunt at her daughter, Mrs. B. Deitrick's, in Washington township. She died on the last day of the year and her funeral services took place on Monday. She had lived more than four score years, about 35 of them in this county, whither she came with her husband and they made their home. She was a vigorous, industrious and kind hearted woman, who leaves many friends to remember her with affectionate thoughts. Five children survive her, Mrs. B. Deitrick, Mrs. George Burt, Mrs. Emerson, of Afton, Fred Hunt and Forney Hunt, now in Wisconsin. Her husband went eleven years before her.
Transcribed as published by Karen Brewer
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OUR MOTHER
ELISABETH
WIFE OF
GARNER HUNT
DIED
DEC. 31, 1887
AGED
81y 9m 27d.
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