Clinton Public
DeWitt County, Illinois
Friday, January 7, 1881
Mrs. Emily MILLS, mother of P. H. MILLS, died on New Year's day, aged seventy-five years. Aunt Emily, as she was familiarly called, came to this county from Kentucky about forty years ago with her husband, the late Paschal MILLS. She has seen this county grow and prosper, and in this prosperity she and her family were large partakers. For the last few years she was in failing health. A year ago she had a severe attack of rheumatism, from which she never fully recovered. Since the death of her husband, Aunt Emily made her home with her son, and in her dying hours she was surrounded with the attention of her loved ones. The funeral services were held on Sunday afternoon and a large number of old friends united in paying the final tribute to her worth as a woman and a neighbor.
DeWitt County, Illinois
Friday, January 7, 1881
Mrs. Emily MILLS, mother of P. H. MILLS, died on New Year's day, aged seventy-five years. Aunt Emily, as she was familiarly called, came to this county from Kentucky about forty years ago with her husband, the late Paschal MILLS. She has seen this county grow and prosper, and in this prosperity she and her family were large partakers. For the last few years she was in failing health. A year ago she had a severe attack of rheumatism, from which she never fully recovered. Since the death of her husband, Aunt Emily made her home with her son, and in her dying hours she was surrounded with the attention of her loved ones. The funeral services were held on Sunday afternoon and a large number of old friends united in paying the final tribute to her worth as a woman and a neighbor.
Clinton Public
DeWitt County, Illinois
Friday, January 7, 1881
Mrs. Emily MILLS, mother of P. H. MILLS, died on New Year's day, aged seventy-five years. Aunt Emily, as she was familiarly called, came to this county from Kentucky about forty years ago with her husband, the late Paschal MILLS. She has seen this county grow and prosper, and in this prosperity she and her family were large partakers. For the last few years she was in failing health. A year ago she had a severe attack of rheumatism, from which she never fully recovered. Since the death of her husband, Aunt Emily made her home with her son, and in her dying hours she was surrounded with the attention of her loved ones. The funeral services were held on Sunday afternoon and a large number of old friends united in paying the final tribute to her worth as a woman and a neighbor.
DeWitt County, Illinois
Friday, January 7, 1881
Mrs. Emily MILLS, mother of P. H. MILLS, died on New Year's day, aged seventy-five years. Aunt Emily, as she was familiarly called, came to this county from Kentucky about forty years ago with her husband, the late Paschal MILLS. She has seen this county grow and prosper, and in this prosperity she and her family were large partakers. For the last few years she was in failing health. A year ago she had a severe attack of rheumatism, from which she never fully recovered. Since the death of her husband, Aunt Emily made her home with her son, and in her dying hours she was surrounded with the attention of her loved ones. The funeral services were held on Sunday afternoon and a large number of old friends united in paying the final tribute to her worth as a woman and a neighbor.
Gravesite Details
w/o Pashal Mills
Family Members
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