Mrs. Miranda Stone died in the home of her son, George Stone of Hoopeston, Ill. Sunday night and will be buried in the Rose cemetery at Lane Tuesday at 3 o'clock. Funeral services will be in the Christian church of which she had been a loyal member since childhood.
Miranda was the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Zekial Lane and was born in the vicinity of Lane and passed all her life there until the death of her husband twelve years ago. Since then, she has made her home with her children in different localities, passing some time in Nebraska. Had she lived until June 16th, she would have been 85 years of age.
She was the sister of the late Tillman and William Lane, two prominent men who have died in recent years. Her only living sister is Miss Polly Lane of Clinton. She was married to John Stone and to the union were born seven children: William Stone, Mary Plumer and Ann Bruner, of Nebraska, John and Newt Stone of Lane, and George Stone of Hoopeston. One daughter, Mrs. Laura Matthews, died 3 years ago.
Herald April 29, 1913 Tuesday
Miranda was the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Zekial Lane and was born in the vicinity of Lane and passed all her life there until the death of her husband twelve years ago. Since then, she has made her home with her children in different localities, passing some time in Nebraska. Had she lived until June 16th, she would have been 85 years of age.
She was the sister of the late Tillman and William Lane, two prominent men who have died in recent years. Her only living sister is Miss Polly Lane of Clinton. She was married to John Stone and to the union were born seven children: William Stone, Mary Plumer and Ann Bruner, of Nebraska, John and Newt Stone of Lane, and George Stone of Hoopeston. One daughter, Mrs. Laura Matthews, died 3 years ago.
Herald April 29, 1913 Tuesday
Mrs. Miranda Stone died in the home of her son, George Stone of Hoopeston, Ill. Sunday night and will be buried in the Rose cemetery at Lane Tuesday at 3 o'clock. Funeral services will be in the Christian church of which she had been a loyal member since childhood.
Miranda was the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Zekial Lane and was born in the vicinity of Lane and passed all her life there until the death of her husband twelve years ago. Since then, she has made her home with her children in different localities, passing some time in Nebraska. Had she lived until June 16th, she would have been 85 years of age.
She was the sister of the late Tillman and William Lane, two prominent men who have died in recent years. Her only living sister is Miss Polly Lane of Clinton. She was married to John Stone and to the union were born seven children: William Stone, Mary Plumer and Ann Bruner, of Nebraska, John and Newt Stone of Lane, and George Stone of Hoopeston. One daughter, Mrs. Laura Matthews, died 3 years ago.
Herald April 29, 1913 Tuesday
Miranda was the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Zekial Lane and was born in the vicinity of Lane and passed all her life there until the death of her husband twelve years ago. Since then, she has made her home with her children in different localities, passing some time in Nebraska. Had she lived until June 16th, she would have been 85 years of age.
She was the sister of the late Tillman and William Lane, two prominent men who have died in recent years. Her only living sister is Miss Polly Lane of Clinton. She was married to John Stone and to the union were born seven children: William Stone, Mary Plumer and Ann Bruner, of Nebraska, John and Newt Stone of Lane, and George Stone of Hoopeston. One daughter, Mrs. Laura Matthews, died 3 years ago.
Herald April 29, 1913 Tuesday
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