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Martha Ellen <I>Headlee</I> Wilkinson

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Martha Ellen Headlee Wilkinson

Birth
Greene County, Pennsylvania, USA
Death
6 Mar 1929 (aged 67)
Waverly, Wood County, West Virginia, USA
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Waverly, Wood County, West Virginia, USA Add to Map
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Mrs. Martha Headley Wilkinson died Wednesday, March 6, aged 41 years. She was a daughter of Samuel and Nancy Headley, deceased, and was born in Wayne township, Greene County, Pennsylvania on August 17, 1861. In her youth she became a member of the Valley Chapel Methodist Episcopal church, later transfering her membership to the Brethren church near Waverly, W. Va. She was a devout Christian woman. On December 25, 1881 she was united in marriage with J. P. Wilkerson, who with the following children survives: Mrs. Myrtle Whitlatch, of Arizona; Mrs. Needa Cox, of Arkansas; Mrs. Wade Lowther, of Ohio; Mrs. Richard McAfee and Elmer Wilkinson, of Waverly, W. Va.; Dolphia Wilkinson, of Brave, Pa., and Nora and Jake Wilkinson, at home. Five brothers and three sisters also survive.
Mrs. Martha Headley Wilkinson died Wednesday, March 6, aged 41 years. She was a daughter of Samuel and Nancy Headley, deceased, and was born in Wayne township, Greene County, Pennsylvania on August 17, 1861. In her youth she became a member of the Valley Chapel Methodist Episcopal church, later transfering her membership to the Brethren church near Waverly, W. Va. She was a devout Christian woman. On December 25, 1881 she was united in marriage with J. P. Wilkerson, who with the following children survives: Mrs. Myrtle Whitlatch, of Arizona; Mrs. Needa Cox, of Arkansas; Mrs. Wade Lowther, of Ohio; Mrs. Richard McAfee and Elmer Wilkinson, of Waverly, W. Va.; Dolphia Wilkinson, of Brave, Pa., and Nora and Jake Wilkinson, at home. Five brothers and three sisters also survive.

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