Wife of Joseph Crawford Wemple, married in 1855
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DEATH OF MRS. J.C. WEMPLE
Another of the pioneer mothers of Honey Lake Valley passed away yesterday morning, April 1st, at the home of her son F.O. Wemple, at Johnstonville. The aged lady had been in poor health for a long time, and her departure hence had been looked for any times before.
She came to this valley, if we are correctly informed, in the early sixties, possibly in 1862, and has made her home here ever since that time. She was an exemplary woman, highly respected by all who knew her, and loved for her many estimable qualities by those who knew her best.
She was a devoted wife and mother, and by her death she leaves bereaved and aged husband, one daughter, Mrs. Libbie Harris of Elko, Nevada, and five sons - John, N.V., J.C., F.O., and O.E. Wemple, all of whom 'rise up and call her blessed,' and with whom her memory will remain enshrined as a heritage of love. Funeral services will be held at the old home in Milford, Saturday.
Source:
Susanville Lassen Advocate
Friday, 2 April 1909
page 3c4
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DEATH OF MRS. J.C. WEMPLE
Another of the pioneer mothers of Honey Lake Valley passed away yesterday morning, April 1st, at the home of her son F.O. Wemple, at Johnstonville. The aged lady had been in poor health for a long time, and her departure hence had been looked for any times before.
She came to this valley, if we are correctly informed, in the early sixties, possibly in 1862, and has made her home here ever since that time. She was an exemplary woman, highly respected by all who knew her, and loved for her many estimable qualities by those who knew her best.
She was a devoted wife and mother, and by her death she leaves bereaved and aged husband, one daughter, Mrs. Libbie Harris of Elko, Nevada, and five sons - John, N.V., J.C., F.O., and O.E. Wemple, all of whom 'rise up and call her blessed,' and with whom her memory will remain enshrined as a heritage of love. Funeral services will be held at the old home in Milford, Saturday.
Source:
Susanville Lassen Advocate
Friday, 2 April 1909
page 3c4
Wife of Joseph Crawford Wemple, married in 1855
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DEATH OF MRS. J.C. WEMPLE
Another of the pioneer mothers of Honey Lake Valley passed away yesterday morning, April 1st, at the home of her son F.O. Wemple, at Johnstonville. The aged lady had been in poor health for a long time, and her departure hence had been looked for any times before.
She came to this valley, if we are correctly informed, in the early sixties, possibly in 1862, and has made her home here ever since that time. She was an exemplary woman, highly respected by all who knew her, and loved for her many estimable qualities by those who knew her best.
She was a devoted wife and mother, and by her death she leaves bereaved and aged husband, one daughter, Mrs. Libbie Harris of Elko, Nevada, and five sons - John, N.V., J.C., F.O., and O.E. Wemple, all of whom 'rise up and call her blessed,' and with whom her memory will remain enshrined as a heritage of love. Funeral services will be held at the old home in Milford, Saturday.
Source:
Susanville Lassen Advocate
Friday, 2 April 1909
page 3c4
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DEATH OF MRS. J.C. WEMPLE
Another of the pioneer mothers of Honey Lake Valley passed away yesterday morning, April 1st, at the home of her son F.O. Wemple, at Johnstonville. The aged lady had been in poor health for a long time, and her departure hence had been looked for any times before.
She came to this valley, if we are correctly informed, in the early sixties, possibly in 1862, and has made her home here ever since that time. She was an exemplary woman, highly respected by all who knew her, and loved for her many estimable qualities by those who knew her best.
She was a devoted wife and mother, and by her death she leaves bereaved and aged husband, one daughter, Mrs. Libbie Harris of Elko, Nevada, and five sons - John, N.V., J.C., F.O., and O.E. Wemple, all of whom 'rise up and call her blessed,' and with whom her memory will remain enshrined as a heritage of love. Funeral services will be held at the old home in Milford, Saturday.
Source:
Susanville Lassen Advocate
Friday, 2 April 1909
page 3c4
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