wife of Rev Josiah Bowersox
daughter of William Wagner Orwig and Susanna L. Rishel
OBITUARY:
A VERY SAD BEREAVMENT
The Wife of Rev. J. Bowersox Summoned to Her Eternal Home.
Mrs. Mary C. Bowersox, the beloved wife of Rev. Josiah Bowersox, pastor of the Independent Evangelical church in this city, departed this life at 12:50 p. m. yesterday at the family home, No. 427 Liberty street, her age being 54 years, 9 months and 21 days.
The news of her demise will be quite a shock to her numerous friends and acquaintances throughout this city and valley, where she was widely known.
She was taken ill Tuesday evening and soon it was apparent that her condition was a serious one. The best of medical aid was summoned but all efforts to produce a change for the better were of no avail and death relieved her of her sufferings at the hour heretofore stated.
Deceased's maiden name was Mary C. Orwig and she was born in Newberlin, Union county, Pennsylvania, on December 14, 1841. On December 16th 1862, at that city she became the wife of Josiah Bowersox and they continued their residence there until May 1870, when they removed to Oregon, settling in Salem in 1870. With the exception of seven years passed at Albany and other placed in the Willamette valley by reason of Mr. Bowersox's pastoral duties, they have lived here ever since.
She was the mother of five children - four sons and one daughter - viz: Arthur and Albert W. of Corvallis; Mrs. Adda Allen, of Portland; Frank, of Sacramento; and Fred, who is still at home. All are here excepting Frank who has been telegraphed for and will arrive tomorrow morning. Her aged mother is, at present, residing in Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs. Bowersox was an active member and worker in the Independent Evangelical church, of which her husband is pastor.
Weekly Oregon Statesman (The Willamette Farmer) 13 Sept 1896, 4:5.
CARD OF THANKS - The family of Rev. J. Bowersox hereby desire to tender their most sincere thanks to all their friends for the friendship and sympathy expressed in loving and kindly deeds during the recent illness and the burial of their affectionate wife and mother.
Oregon Statesman, 8 Sept. 1896 5:5
daughter of William Wagner Orwig and Susanna L. Rishel
OBITUARY:
A VERY SAD BEREAVMENT
The Wife of Rev. J. Bowersox Summoned to Her Eternal Home.
Mrs. Mary C. Bowersox, the beloved wife of Rev. Josiah Bowersox, pastor of the Independent Evangelical church in this city, departed this life at 12:50 p. m. yesterday at the family home, No. 427 Liberty street, her age being 54 years, 9 months and 21 days.
The news of her demise will be quite a shock to her numerous friends and acquaintances throughout this city and valley, where she was widely known.
She was taken ill Tuesday evening and soon it was apparent that her condition was a serious one. The best of medical aid was summoned but all efforts to produce a change for the better were of no avail and death relieved her of her sufferings at the hour heretofore stated.
Deceased's maiden name was Mary C. Orwig and she was born in Newberlin, Union county, Pennsylvania, on December 14, 1841. On December 16th 1862, at that city she became the wife of Josiah Bowersox and they continued their residence there until May 1870, when they removed to Oregon, settling in Salem in 1870. With the exception of seven years passed at Albany and other placed in the Willamette valley by reason of Mr. Bowersox's pastoral duties, they have lived here ever since.
She was the mother of five children - four sons and one daughter - viz: Arthur and Albert W. of Corvallis; Mrs. Adda Allen, of Portland; Frank, of Sacramento; and Fred, who is still at home. All are here excepting Frank who has been telegraphed for and will arrive tomorrow morning. Her aged mother is, at present, residing in Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs. Bowersox was an active member and worker in the Independent Evangelical church, of which her husband is pastor.
Weekly Oregon Statesman (The Willamette Farmer) 13 Sept 1896, 4:5.
CARD OF THANKS - The family of Rev. J. Bowersox hereby desire to tender their most sincere thanks to all their friends for the friendship and sympathy expressed in loving and kindly deeds during the recent illness and the burial of their affectionate wife and mother.
Oregon Statesman, 8 Sept. 1896 5:5
wife of Rev Josiah Bowersox
daughter of William Wagner Orwig and Susanna L. Rishel
OBITUARY:
A VERY SAD BEREAVMENT
The Wife of Rev. J. Bowersox Summoned to Her Eternal Home.
Mrs. Mary C. Bowersox, the beloved wife of Rev. Josiah Bowersox, pastor of the Independent Evangelical church in this city, departed this life at 12:50 p. m. yesterday at the family home, No. 427 Liberty street, her age being 54 years, 9 months and 21 days.
The news of her demise will be quite a shock to her numerous friends and acquaintances throughout this city and valley, where she was widely known.
She was taken ill Tuesday evening and soon it was apparent that her condition was a serious one. The best of medical aid was summoned but all efforts to produce a change for the better were of no avail and death relieved her of her sufferings at the hour heretofore stated.
Deceased's maiden name was Mary C. Orwig and she was born in Newberlin, Union county, Pennsylvania, on December 14, 1841. On December 16th 1862, at that city she became the wife of Josiah Bowersox and they continued their residence there until May 1870, when they removed to Oregon, settling in Salem in 1870. With the exception of seven years passed at Albany and other placed in the Willamette valley by reason of Mr. Bowersox's pastoral duties, they have lived here ever since.
She was the mother of five children - four sons and one daughter - viz: Arthur and Albert W. of Corvallis; Mrs. Adda Allen, of Portland; Frank, of Sacramento; and Fred, who is still at home. All are here excepting Frank who has been telegraphed for and will arrive tomorrow morning. Her aged mother is, at present, residing in Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs. Bowersox was an active member and worker in the Independent Evangelical church, of which her husband is pastor.
Weekly Oregon Statesman (The Willamette Farmer) 13 Sept 1896, 4:5.
CARD OF THANKS - The family of Rev. J. Bowersox hereby desire to tender their most sincere thanks to all their friends for the friendship and sympathy expressed in loving and kindly deeds during the recent illness and the burial of their affectionate wife and mother.
Oregon Statesman, 8 Sept. 1896 5:5
daughter of William Wagner Orwig and Susanna L. Rishel
OBITUARY:
A VERY SAD BEREAVMENT
The Wife of Rev. J. Bowersox Summoned to Her Eternal Home.
Mrs. Mary C. Bowersox, the beloved wife of Rev. Josiah Bowersox, pastor of the Independent Evangelical church in this city, departed this life at 12:50 p. m. yesterday at the family home, No. 427 Liberty street, her age being 54 years, 9 months and 21 days.
The news of her demise will be quite a shock to her numerous friends and acquaintances throughout this city and valley, where she was widely known.
She was taken ill Tuesday evening and soon it was apparent that her condition was a serious one. The best of medical aid was summoned but all efforts to produce a change for the better were of no avail and death relieved her of her sufferings at the hour heretofore stated.
Deceased's maiden name was Mary C. Orwig and she was born in Newberlin, Union county, Pennsylvania, on December 14, 1841. On December 16th 1862, at that city she became the wife of Josiah Bowersox and they continued their residence there until May 1870, when they removed to Oregon, settling in Salem in 1870. With the exception of seven years passed at Albany and other placed in the Willamette valley by reason of Mr. Bowersox's pastoral duties, they have lived here ever since.
She was the mother of five children - four sons and one daughter - viz: Arthur and Albert W. of Corvallis; Mrs. Adda Allen, of Portland; Frank, of Sacramento; and Fred, who is still at home. All are here excepting Frank who has been telegraphed for and will arrive tomorrow morning. Her aged mother is, at present, residing in Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs. Bowersox was an active member and worker in the Independent Evangelical church, of which her husband is pastor.
Weekly Oregon Statesman (The Willamette Farmer) 13 Sept 1896, 4:5.
CARD OF THANKS - The family of Rev. J. Bowersox hereby desire to tender their most sincere thanks to all their friends for the friendship and sympathy expressed in loving and kindly deeds during the recent illness and the burial of their affectionate wife and mother.
Oregon Statesman, 8 Sept. 1896 5:5
Bio source: Salem Pioneer Cemetery Website
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Mary C. Orwig
wife of
Rev. J. Bowersox
Died Sep 4, 1896
Aged 54 years, 8 months, 20 days
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