Mrs. Wilson, widow of the late Dr. John S. Wilson, who was a brother of J. Y. and Thomas Wilson of Osceola, Mo., died at the home of her brother, John Van Allen, about seven miles West of Deepwater, Mo. on Jan. 22, 1923, after a lingering illness of several years.
Annie Marie Van Allen was born near Albany, N.Y., May 22, 1855. She was married to Dr. John S. Wilson in 1872 in Osceola, Mo. To this union was born but one child which died in infancy. She united with the Christian Church in early womanhood and at the time of her death was a member at Deepwater, Mo. Dr. Wilson practiced medicine at Deepwater for some twenty five years prior to his death, which occurred about five years ago. She was the daughter of Judge Van Allen who was a judge of St. Clair Co. some years ago.
Her funeral services were conducted by H. E. Carpenter, of the Osceola Christian Church, at the home on Jan. 23 at 10 o'clock, after which the remains were brought to Osceola and laid to rest by the side of her husband. She leaves as immediate relatives an only brother, John Van Allen, to mourn her loss, but a number of friends in the community where she has lived and died.
Ref: St. Clair County Democrat, Feb. 1, 1923
She was the daughter of Philip Van Allen and Adeline Wayne. She had two brothers, John Philip and James Wayne. She had one sister, Martha Matilda, that died at a very young age.
Annie Marie Van Allen was born near Albany, N.Y., May 22, 1855. She was married to Dr. John S. Wilson in 1872 in Osceola, Mo. To this union was born but one child which died in infancy. She united with the Christian Church in early womanhood and at the time of her death was a member at Deepwater, Mo. Dr. Wilson practiced medicine at Deepwater for some twenty five years prior to his death, which occurred about five years ago. She was the daughter of Judge Van Allen who was a judge of St. Clair Co. some years ago.
Her funeral services were conducted by H. E. Carpenter, of the Osceola Christian Church, at the home on Jan. 23 at 10 o'clock, after which the remains were brought to Osceola and laid to rest by the side of her husband. She leaves as immediate relatives an only brother, John Van Allen, to mourn her loss, but a number of friends in the community where she has lived and died.
Ref: St. Clair County Democrat, Feb. 1, 1923
She was the daughter of Philip Van Allen and Adeline Wayne. She had two brothers, John Philip and James Wayne. She had one sister, Martha Matilda, that died at a very young age.
Mrs. Wilson, widow of the late Dr. John S. Wilson, who was a brother of J. Y. and Thomas Wilson of Osceola, Mo., died at the home of her brother, John Van Allen, about seven miles West of Deepwater, Mo. on Jan. 22, 1923, after a lingering illness of several years.
Annie Marie Van Allen was born near Albany, N.Y., May 22, 1855. She was married to Dr. John S. Wilson in 1872 in Osceola, Mo. To this union was born but one child which died in infancy. She united with the Christian Church in early womanhood and at the time of her death was a member at Deepwater, Mo. Dr. Wilson practiced medicine at Deepwater for some twenty five years prior to his death, which occurred about five years ago. She was the daughter of Judge Van Allen who was a judge of St. Clair Co. some years ago.
Her funeral services were conducted by H. E. Carpenter, of the Osceola Christian Church, at the home on Jan. 23 at 10 o'clock, after which the remains were brought to Osceola and laid to rest by the side of her husband. She leaves as immediate relatives an only brother, John Van Allen, to mourn her loss, but a number of friends in the community where she has lived and died.
Ref: St. Clair County Democrat, Feb. 1, 1923
She was the daughter of Philip Van Allen and Adeline Wayne. She had two brothers, John Philip and James Wayne. She had one sister, Martha Matilda, that died at a very young age.
Annie Marie Van Allen was born near Albany, N.Y., May 22, 1855. She was married to Dr. John S. Wilson in 1872 in Osceola, Mo. To this union was born but one child which died in infancy. She united with the Christian Church in early womanhood and at the time of her death was a member at Deepwater, Mo. Dr. Wilson practiced medicine at Deepwater for some twenty five years prior to his death, which occurred about five years ago. She was the daughter of Judge Van Allen who was a judge of St. Clair Co. some years ago.
Her funeral services were conducted by H. E. Carpenter, of the Osceola Christian Church, at the home on Jan. 23 at 10 o'clock, after which the remains were brought to Osceola and laid to rest by the side of her husband. She leaves as immediate relatives an only brother, John Van Allen, to mourn her loss, but a number of friends in the community where she has lived and died.
Ref: St. Clair County Democrat, Feb. 1, 1923
She was the daughter of Philip Van Allen and Adeline Wayne. She had two brothers, John Philip and James Wayne. She had one sister, Martha Matilda, that died at a very young age.
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