Daughter of William A. Junkins and Jennie Kane.
Obituary:
MRS. CHARLOTTE (JENKINS) KENSEY, born in Pittsburgh on March 5, 1879, a daugher of William and Jennie Jenkins, died in her home in Seward at 11:00 a.m. Monday. She and Arthur W. Kensey were married in Greensburg in 1903. Survivors with the husband are these children: Clayton J. Kensey and Mrs. William E. Rigby, both of Johnstown; Mrs. Allen Geist, Jr. of Seward and Missses Helen and Hazel Kensey, both at home. Also surviving are a grandson, Dennis Kensey Rigby; three sisters: Mrs. Edward Briggs and Mrs. Jack Shirra, both of Seward and Mrs. Warren Jones of Youngstown, and a brother, William Jenkins of Seward.
Indiana Evening Gazette
Indiana, Indiana Co., PA
18 November 1941
SEWARD - Mrs. Charlotte (Jenkins) Kensey, 62, wife of Arthur Kensey, died yesterday at her home here after an illness of several months. She was a daughter of William and Jennie Jenkins and was born in Pittsburgh on March 5, 1879. Surviving are her husband and these children: Clayton J. Kensey, intermarried with Margaret Confer, 733 Franklin Street, Johnstown; Madge, wife of William E. Rigby, 837 Von Lunen Road, Johnstown; Rita, wife of Allen Geist Jr., Seward, and Helen and Hazel, both at home. She also leaves a grandson and three sisters and a brother, Mrs. Edward Briggs, Mrs. Jack Shirra and William Jenkins, all of Seward, and Mrs. Warren Jones, Youngstown, O. Funeral services will be conducted at 9 o'clock Thursday morning in the Holy Family Catholic Church here. Interment will be in the Armagh Cemetery under the direction of H.C. Clarke, Seward mortician.
Johnstown Tribune
18 November 1941
KENSEY-Funeral services for Mrs. Arthur Kensey of Seward, whose death occurred Nov. 17, at her home, were held Thursday morning in the Holy Family Catholic Church there, Rev. Father Alphone Farley celebrated a high mass of requiem, the musical portion being sung by Mrs. Rose MacDonald of Blairsville. Burial was in the Armagh Cemetery with Dale Briggs, Raymond Sullivan, Edward Doyle, Corp. Jack Shirra, Charles Link and Charles Rolling, all nephews of the deceased, serving as pallbearers.
Johnstown Tribune
Johnstown, Pennsylvania
24 Nov 1941
Obituary:
MRS. CHARLOTTE (JENKINS) KENSEY, born in Pittsburgh on March 5, 1879, a daugher of William and Jennie Jenkins, died in her home in Seward at 11:00 a.m. Monday. She and Arthur W. Kensey were married in Greensburg in 1903. Survivors with the husband are these children: Clayton J. Kensey and Mrs. William E. Rigby, both of Johnstown; Mrs. Allen Geist, Jr. of Seward and Missses Helen and Hazel Kensey, both at home. Also surviving are a grandson, Dennis Kensey Rigby; three sisters: Mrs. Edward Briggs and Mrs. Jack Shirra, both of Seward and Mrs. Warren Jones of Youngstown, and a brother, William Jenkins of Seward.
Indiana Evening Gazette
Indiana, Indiana Co., PA
18 November 1941
SEWARD - Mrs. Charlotte (Jenkins) Kensey, 62, wife of Arthur Kensey, died yesterday at her home here after an illness of several months. She was a daughter of William and Jennie Jenkins and was born in Pittsburgh on March 5, 1879. Surviving are her husband and these children: Clayton J. Kensey, intermarried with Margaret Confer, 733 Franklin Street, Johnstown; Madge, wife of William E. Rigby, 837 Von Lunen Road, Johnstown; Rita, wife of Allen Geist Jr., Seward, and Helen and Hazel, both at home. She also leaves a grandson and three sisters and a brother, Mrs. Edward Briggs, Mrs. Jack Shirra and William Jenkins, all of Seward, and Mrs. Warren Jones, Youngstown, O. Funeral services will be conducted at 9 o'clock Thursday morning in the Holy Family Catholic Church here. Interment will be in the Armagh Cemetery under the direction of H.C. Clarke, Seward mortician.
Johnstown Tribune
18 November 1941
KENSEY-Funeral services for Mrs. Arthur Kensey of Seward, whose death occurred Nov. 17, at her home, were held Thursday morning in the Holy Family Catholic Church there, Rev. Father Alphone Farley celebrated a high mass of requiem, the musical portion being sung by Mrs. Rose MacDonald of Blairsville. Burial was in the Armagh Cemetery with Dale Briggs, Raymond Sullivan, Edward Doyle, Corp. Jack Shirra, Charles Link and Charles Rolling, all nephews of the deceased, serving as pallbearers.
Johnstown Tribune
Johnstown, Pennsylvania
24 Nov 1941
Daughter of William A. Junkins and Jennie Kane.
Obituary:
MRS. CHARLOTTE (JENKINS) KENSEY, born in Pittsburgh on March 5, 1879, a daugher of William and Jennie Jenkins, died in her home in Seward at 11:00 a.m. Monday. She and Arthur W. Kensey were married in Greensburg in 1903. Survivors with the husband are these children: Clayton J. Kensey and Mrs. William E. Rigby, both of Johnstown; Mrs. Allen Geist, Jr. of Seward and Missses Helen and Hazel Kensey, both at home. Also surviving are a grandson, Dennis Kensey Rigby; three sisters: Mrs. Edward Briggs and Mrs. Jack Shirra, both of Seward and Mrs. Warren Jones of Youngstown, and a brother, William Jenkins of Seward.
Indiana Evening Gazette
Indiana, Indiana Co., PA
18 November 1941
SEWARD - Mrs. Charlotte (Jenkins) Kensey, 62, wife of Arthur Kensey, died yesterday at her home here after an illness of several months. She was a daughter of William and Jennie Jenkins and was born in Pittsburgh on March 5, 1879. Surviving are her husband and these children: Clayton J. Kensey, intermarried with Margaret Confer, 733 Franklin Street, Johnstown; Madge, wife of William E. Rigby, 837 Von Lunen Road, Johnstown; Rita, wife of Allen Geist Jr., Seward, and Helen and Hazel, both at home. She also leaves a grandson and three sisters and a brother, Mrs. Edward Briggs, Mrs. Jack Shirra and William Jenkins, all of Seward, and Mrs. Warren Jones, Youngstown, O. Funeral services will be conducted at 9 o'clock Thursday morning in the Holy Family Catholic Church here. Interment will be in the Armagh Cemetery under the direction of H.C. Clarke, Seward mortician.
Johnstown Tribune
18 November 1941
KENSEY-Funeral services for Mrs. Arthur Kensey of Seward, whose death occurred Nov. 17, at her home, were held Thursday morning in the Holy Family Catholic Church there, Rev. Father Alphone Farley celebrated a high mass of requiem, the musical portion being sung by Mrs. Rose MacDonald of Blairsville. Burial was in the Armagh Cemetery with Dale Briggs, Raymond Sullivan, Edward Doyle, Corp. Jack Shirra, Charles Link and Charles Rolling, all nephews of the deceased, serving as pallbearers.
Johnstown Tribune
Johnstown, Pennsylvania
24 Nov 1941
Obituary:
MRS. CHARLOTTE (JENKINS) KENSEY, born in Pittsburgh on March 5, 1879, a daugher of William and Jennie Jenkins, died in her home in Seward at 11:00 a.m. Monday. She and Arthur W. Kensey were married in Greensburg in 1903. Survivors with the husband are these children: Clayton J. Kensey and Mrs. William E. Rigby, both of Johnstown; Mrs. Allen Geist, Jr. of Seward and Missses Helen and Hazel Kensey, both at home. Also surviving are a grandson, Dennis Kensey Rigby; three sisters: Mrs. Edward Briggs and Mrs. Jack Shirra, both of Seward and Mrs. Warren Jones of Youngstown, and a brother, William Jenkins of Seward.
Indiana Evening Gazette
Indiana, Indiana Co., PA
18 November 1941
SEWARD - Mrs. Charlotte (Jenkins) Kensey, 62, wife of Arthur Kensey, died yesterday at her home here after an illness of several months. She was a daughter of William and Jennie Jenkins and was born in Pittsburgh on March 5, 1879. Surviving are her husband and these children: Clayton J. Kensey, intermarried with Margaret Confer, 733 Franklin Street, Johnstown; Madge, wife of William E. Rigby, 837 Von Lunen Road, Johnstown; Rita, wife of Allen Geist Jr., Seward, and Helen and Hazel, both at home. She also leaves a grandson and three sisters and a brother, Mrs. Edward Briggs, Mrs. Jack Shirra and William Jenkins, all of Seward, and Mrs. Warren Jones, Youngstown, O. Funeral services will be conducted at 9 o'clock Thursday morning in the Holy Family Catholic Church here. Interment will be in the Armagh Cemetery under the direction of H.C. Clarke, Seward mortician.
Johnstown Tribune
18 November 1941
KENSEY-Funeral services for Mrs. Arthur Kensey of Seward, whose death occurred Nov. 17, at her home, were held Thursday morning in the Holy Family Catholic Church there, Rev. Father Alphone Farley celebrated a high mass of requiem, the musical portion being sung by Mrs. Rose MacDonald of Blairsville. Burial was in the Armagh Cemetery with Dale Briggs, Raymond Sullivan, Edward Doyle, Corp. Jack Shirra, Charles Link and Charles Rolling, all nephews of the deceased, serving as pallbearers.
Johnstown Tribune
Johnstown, Pennsylvania
24 Nov 1941
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