Hannah I. [Isabel] Mace was born in Ohio, July 30, 1841 and died at the home of her daughter in Kansas City, Mo., December, 27, 1922 aged 81 years, 4 months, and 28 days. She was married to Thomas J. Wolford in Illinois on Sept 25, 1859. The husband and father passed on March 9, 1914. To this union were born ten children, seven daughters and three sons. One daughter Ida N. Parks died April 24, 1900. In 1868 Mr. and Mrs. Wolford moved to Iowa where they lived until 1875. They then moved to Kansas, where Mrs. Wolford had her home at the time of her death. In the early part of her life Mrs. Wolford confessed her faith in God which faith she kept until the day of her death. Her relatives and many friends have known of her Christian life.
Those left to mourn the death of mother and grandmother are: Susie R. Endsley of Los Angeles, California, T. H. Wolford of Alton, Kansas; Lucy J. Ray of Coffeeville, Kansas; Rhoda B. Gillow of Iola, Kansas; Lizzie M. Crawford of Strang, Nebraska; Nellie E. Hempy of Kansas City, Mo.; Chester A. Wolford and Chauncey O. Wolford of Alton, Kansas; besides 31 grandchildren and 24 great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were held at the Methodist Church, Friday afternoon in charge of Rev. Roberts. Interment was made in the Sumner cemetery.
(newspaper not indicated on copy, but probably the Alton Empire, of Alton, Kansas)
Hannah I. [Isabel] Mace was born in Ohio, July 30, 1841 and died at the home of her daughter in Kansas City, Mo., December, 27, 1922 aged 81 years, 4 months, and 28 days. She was married to Thomas J. Wolford in Illinois on Sept 25, 1859. The husband and father passed on March 9, 1914. To this union were born ten children, seven daughters and three sons. One daughter Ida N. Parks died April 24, 1900. In 1868 Mr. and Mrs. Wolford moved to Iowa where they lived until 1875. They then moved to Kansas, where Mrs. Wolford had her home at the time of her death. In the early part of her life Mrs. Wolford confessed her faith in God which faith she kept until the day of her death. Her relatives and many friends have known of her Christian life.
Those left to mourn the death of mother and grandmother are: Susie R. Endsley of Los Angeles, California, T. H. Wolford of Alton, Kansas; Lucy J. Ray of Coffeeville, Kansas; Rhoda B. Gillow of Iola, Kansas; Lizzie M. Crawford of Strang, Nebraska; Nellie E. Hempy of Kansas City, Mo.; Chester A. Wolford and Chauncey O. Wolford of Alton, Kansas; besides 31 grandchildren and 24 great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were held at the Methodist Church, Friday afternoon in charge of Rev. Roberts. Interment was made in the Sumner cemetery.
(newspaper not indicated on copy, but probably the Alton Empire, of Alton, Kansas)
Family Members
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William L Mace
1825–1867
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George Mace
1827–1829
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James Marshall Mace
1829–1915
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Sarah Jane Mace Williams
1831–1917
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Rebecca Lavinna Mace McCullough
1832–1930
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Elizabeth Ann Mace Wolford
1833–1854
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Nimrod Mace
1834–1846
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Mary Catherine Mace Wolford
1838–1923
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Susan Malona Mace Curtis
1843–1883
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Albert Alonzo Mace
1845–1922
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Harrison Glosser Mace
1847–1908
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Emma Jane Mace Chapman
1849–1907
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Susan Rosetta "Susie" Wolford Endsley
1860–1946
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Thomas Howard Wolford
1862–1955
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Lucy Jane Wolford Ray
1867–1956
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Ida N Wolford Park
1870–1900
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Roda B Wolford Gillow
1872–1945
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Elizabeth Myrtle Wolford Crawford
1874–1962
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Phebe Caroline Wolford Park
1876–1954
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Nellie Esther Wolford Hempy
1880–1931
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Chester Arthur Wolford
1882–1947
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Chancey Osborne Wolford
1885–1946
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