Private Funeral Held For Marian Gonyo
Walton, March 22 - Private funeral services for Mrs. Marian L. Gonyo, 84, of Delhi, a resident of Delaware County for 27 years, who died early Monday morning at the home of a granddaughter, Mrs. Clayton Thomas, Bovina Center, were held this afternoon at the Hall Funeral Home. Burial was in Woodland Cemetery at Delhi.
Mrs. Gonyo was born Aug. 3, 1857 at Antioch, Ill., a daughter of William and Marhat (Hammond) Wisner. She married Alex Gonyo at Kenosha, Wis., July 3, 1877. He died in 1927.
Surviving besides her granddaughter, Mrs. Thomas, with whom she made her home, are three sons, William Gonyo, McMinnville, Ore.; Leslie, Romona, S. C, and Charles, 6 Morgan Avenue, Oneonta; a daughter, Mrs. Albert Gage, Ellensburg, Wash.; 14 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren.
[Source: Press and Sun-Bulletin (Binghamton, New York) 22 March 1945, Thursday • Other Editions • Page 1]
From member Starfishin (ID 48860385)
The obituary above names Marion' s parents as William and Marhat Hammond Wisner.
A Miriam Hammond (1830-1857; daughter of Minor and Hannah Drury Hammond) is recorded in familysearch.org [accessed 11.9.2018) as marrying a William Abner Wisner (1824-1905) on 27 Jun 1852 in Antioch,Lake Co, Illinois. Their children are listed as George H Wisner (1848-1912); Julia Maria Wisner (1855-1912); Merien Wisner (1857- d. unk).
It is possible Marian is Merien and Marhat is Miriam. From the dates provided it seems Marhat/Miriam may have had a childbearing-related death.
Of note, and possibly related, in the mid-1800s American welcomed its first wave of Syrian Christian refugees. Miriam would be a common conversion of Marhat into American English.
Walton, March 22 - Private funeral services for Mrs. Marian L. Gonyo, 84, of Delhi, a resident of Delaware County for 27 years, who died early Monday morning at the home of a granddaughter, Mrs. Clayton Thomas, Bovina Center, were held this afternoon at the Hall Funeral Home. Burial was in Woodland Cemetery at Delhi.
Mrs. Gonyo was born Aug. 3, 1857 at Antioch, Ill., a daughter of William and Marhat (Hammond) Wisner. She married Alex Gonyo at Kenosha, Wis., July 3, 1877. He died in 1927.
Surviving besides her granddaughter, Mrs. Thomas, with whom she made her home, are three sons, William Gonyo, McMinnville, Ore.; Leslie, Romona, S. C, and Charles, 6 Morgan Avenue, Oneonta; a daughter, Mrs. Albert Gage, Ellensburg, Wash.; 14 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren.
[Source: Press and Sun-Bulletin (Binghamton, New York) 22 March 1945, Thursday • Other Editions • Page 1]
From member Starfishin (ID 48860385)
The obituary above names Marion' s parents as William and Marhat Hammond Wisner.
A Miriam Hammond (1830-1857; daughter of Minor and Hannah Drury Hammond) is recorded in familysearch.org [accessed 11.9.2018) as marrying a William Abner Wisner (1824-1905) on 27 Jun 1852 in Antioch,Lake Co, Illinois. Their children are listed as George H Wisner (1848-1912); Julia Maria Wisner (1855-1912); Merien Wisner (1857- d. unk).
It is possible Marian is Merien and Marhat is Miriam. From the dates provided it seems Marhat/Miriam may have had a childbearing-related death.
Of note, and possibly related, in the mid-1800s American welcomed its first wave of Syrian Christian refugees. Miriam would be a common conversion of Marhat into American English.
Private Funeral Held For Marian Gonyo
Walton, March 22 - Private funeral services for Mrs. Marian L. Gonyo, 84, of Delhi, a resident of Delaware County for 27 years, who died early Monday morning at the home of a granddaughter, Mrs. Clayton Thomas, Bovina Center, were held this afternoon at the Hall Funeral Home. Burial was in Woodland Cemetery at Delhi.
Mrs. Gonyo was born Aug. 3, 1857 at Antioch, Ill., a daughter of William and Marhat (Hammond) Wisner. She married Alex Gonyo at Kenosha, Wis., July 3, 1877. He died in 1927.
Surviving besides her granddaughter, Mrs. Thomas, with whom she made her home, are three sons, William Gonyo, McMinnville, Ore.; Leslie, Romona, S. C, and Charles, 6 Morgan Avenue, Oneonta; a daughter, Mrs. Albert Gage, Ellensburg, Wash.; 14 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren.
[Source: Press and Sun-Bulletin (Binghamton, New York) 22 March 1945, Thursday • Other Editions • Page 1]
From member Starfishin (ID 48860385)
The obituary above names Marion' s parents as William and Marhat Hammond Wisner.
A Miriam Hammond (1830-1857; daughter of Minor and Hannah Drury Hammond) is recorded in familysearch.org [accessed 11.9.2018) as marrying a William Abner Wisner (1824-1905) on 27 Jun 1852 in Antioch,Lake Co, Illinois. Their children are listed as George H Wisner (1848-1912); Julia Maria Wisner (1855-1912); Merien Wisner (1857- d. unk).
It is possible Marian is Merien and Marhat is Miriam. From the dates provided it seems Marhat/Miriam may have had a childbearing-related death.
Of note, and possibly related, in the mid-1800s American welcomed its first wave of Syrian Christian refugees. Miriam would be a common conversion of Marhat into American English.
Walton, March 22 - Private funeral services for Mrs. Marian L. Gonyo, 84, of Delhi, a resident of Delaware County for 27 years, who died early Monday morning at the home of a granddaughter, Mrs. Clayton Thomas, Bovina Center, were held this afternoon at the Hall Funeral Home. Burial was in Woodland Cemetery at Delhi.
Mrs. Gonyo was born Aug. 3, 1857 at Antioch, Ill., a daughter of William and Marhat (Hammond) Wisner. She married Alex Gonyo at Kenosha, Wis., July 3, 1877. He died in 1927.
Surviving besides her granddaughter, Mrs. Thomas, with whom she made her home, are three sons, William Gonyo, McMinnville, Ore.; Leslie, Romona, S. C, and Charles, 6 Morgan Avenue, Oneonta; a daughter, Mrs. Albert Gage, Ellensburg, Wash.; 14 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren.
[Source: Press and Sun-Bulletin (Binghamton, New York) 22 March 1945, Thursday • Other Editions • Page 1]
From member Starfishin (ID 48860385)
The obituary above names Marion' s parents as William and Marhat Hammond Wisner.
A Miriam Hammond (1830-1857; daughter of Minor and Hannah Drury Hammond) is recorded in familysearch.org [accessed 11.9.2018) as marrying a William Abner Wisner (1824-1905) on 27 Jun 1852 in Antioch,Lake Co, Illinois. Their children are listed as George H Wisner (1848-1912); Julia Maria Wisner (1855-1912); Merien Wisner (1857- d. unk).
It is possible Marian is Merien and Marhat is Miriam. From the dates provided it seems Marhat/Miriam may have had a childbearing-related death.
Of note, and possibly related, in the mid-1800s American welcomed its first wave of Syrian Christian refugees. Miriam would be a common conversion of Marhat into American English.
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