MRS. ELLIOTT, OLD RESIDENT OF CITY DIES
Pioneer Passes at Hospital; Funeral to Be On Wednesday
In ill health since the beginning of the year, Mrs. Katherine Elliott,
78, a pioneer resident of this city, died at the Municipal hospital at
1:30 Sunday afternoon where she had been a patient for two weeks.
Funeral Wednesday
The aged resident was born in July, 1856, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Lahey, at the Tannery. In 1897 she married Stephen Elliott, who
died in 1931. Elliott was widely known in this community.
Funeral services will be held at nine o’clock Wednesday morning with
Very Rev. Dean C. V. Hugo officiating. Burial will be in Pioneer’s Rest
cemetery. The body will be on view at Klein and Stangel, Inc.
Survivors
Three sons, three step sons, two step daughters, six grandchildren and
11 step-grandchildren are survivors.
Sons are William, Edward and Thomas of this city, stepsons are Robert,
Cheboygan, Michigan and Elmer and Clarence of this city; step daughters
are Mrs. Charles Hooper, Cincinnati and Mrs. Charles Smith of De Pere.
Two Rivers Reporter – Mon. 1 Apr. 1936
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(Note: The d. date in obit and stone do not match/obit says she is
buried in Pioneers Rest but she is on a stone in Calvary. When they
made the new stone, she might inadvertantly got "moved" because the
division in the two cemeteries is a bandstand and a row of trees.
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Birth record for Benjamin Niel notes mothers maiden name as Sahay.
MRS. ELLIOTT, OLD RESIDENT OF CITY DIES
Pioneer Passes at Hospital; Funeral to Be On Wednesday
In ill health since the beginning of the year, Mrs. Katherine Elliott,
78, a pioneer resident of this city, died at the Municipal hospital at
1:30 Sunday afternoon where she had been a patient for two weeks.
Funeral Wednesday
The aged resident was born in July, 1856, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Lahey, at the Tannery. In 1897 she married Stephen Elliott, who
died in 1931. Elliott was widely known in this community.
Funeral services will be held at nine o’clock Wednesday morning with
Very Rev. Dean C. V. Hugo officiating. Burial will be in Pioneer’s Rest
cemetery. The body will be on view at Klein and Stangel, Inc.
Survivors
Three sons, three step sons, two step daughters, six grandchildren and
11 step-grandchildren are survivors.
Sons are William, Edward and Thomas of this city, stepsons are Robert,
Cheboygan, Michigan and Elmer and Clarence of this city; step daughters
are Mrs. Charles Hooper, Cincinnati and Mrs. Charles Smith of De Pere.
Two Rivers Reporter – Mon. 1 Apr. 1936
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(Note: The d. date in obit and stone do not match/obit says she is
buried in Pioneers Rest but she is on a stone in Calvary. When they
made the new stone, she might inadvertantly got "moved" because the
division in the two cemeteries is a bandstand and a row of trees.
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Birth record for Benjamin Niel notes mothers maiden name as Sahay.
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