Mrs Mary Billman, daughter of Mr and Mrs Conrad Keim, was born in Congresstown, Wayne county, Ohio, July 12, 1840, and after a long and eventful life of more than 73 years,
passed peacefully away Wednesday morning, Nov. 7, 1923, at 2 am the hour when so many pass away.
After growing to womanhood she married Charles Billman, who preceded her in death 21 years ago. To this happy union were born ten children, 3 of whom preceded mother in
death, their names being Saloma, Daniel and Orley. 7 that remain are John and Reuben Billman, Mrs Ezra and Mrs Jacob Culp, Mrs Fred Holdeman, Mrs Annanias Smeltzer and Mrs
Joe Hartman, also 3 brothers and 3 sisters, and 31 grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren.
Mother Billman was highly respected in the community here she lived, being a very faithful member of the Evangelical church, failing health for several years prevented her
from taking active part in public worship.
The family extends to the friends and neighbors their hearty appreciation for their kindness rendered.
Wakarusa Tribune
15 Nov 1923
passed peacefully away Wednesday morning, Nov. 7, 1923, at 2 am the hour when so many pass away.
After growing to womanhood she married Charles Billman, who preceded her in death 21 years ago. To this happy union were born ten children, 3 of whom preceded mother in
death, their names being Saloma, Daniel and Orley. 7 that remain are John and Reuben Billman, Mrs Ezra and Mrs Jacob Culp, Mrs Fred Holdeman, Mrs Annanias Smeltzer and Mrs
Joe Hartman, also 3 brothers and 3 sisters, and 31 grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren.
Mother Billman was highly respected in the community here she lived, being a very faithful member of the Evangelical church, failing health for several years prevented her
from taking active part in public worship.
The family extends to the friends and neighbors their hearty appreciation for their kindness rendered.
Wakarusa Tribune
15 Nov 1923
Mrs Mary Billman, daughter of Mr and Mrs Conrad Keim, was born in Congresstown, Wayne county, Ohio, July 12, 1840, and after a long and eventful life of more than 73 years,
passed peacefully away Wednesday morning, Nov. 7, 1923, at 2 am the hour when so many pass away.
After growing to womanhood she married Charles Billman, who preceded her in death 21 years ago. To this happy union were born ten children, 3 of whom preceded mother in
death, their names being Saloma, Daniel and Orley. 7 that remain are John and Reuben Billman, Mrs Ezra and Mrs Jacob Culp, Mrs Fred Holdeman, Mrs Annanias Smeltzer and Mrs
Joe Hartman, also 3 brothers and 3 sisters, and 31 grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren.
Mother Billman was highly respected in the community here she lived, being a very faithful member of the Evangelical church, failing health for several years prevented her
from taking active part in public worship.
The family extends to the friends and neighbors their hearty appreciation for their kindness rendered.
Wakarusa Tribune
15 Nov 1923
passed peacefully away Wednesday morning, Nov. 7, 1923, at 2 am the hour when so many pass away.
After growing to womanhood she married Charles Billman, who preceded her in death 21 years ago. To this happy union were born ten children, 3 of whom preceded mother in
death, their names being Saloma, Daniel and Orley. 7 that remain are John and Reuben Billman, Mrs Ezra and Mrs Jacob Culp, Mrs Fred Holdeman, Mrs Annanias Smeltzer and Mrs
Joe Hartman, also 3 brothers and 3 sisters, and 31 grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren.
Mother Billman was highly respected in the community here she lived, being a very faithful member of the Evangelical church, failing health for several years prevented her
from taking active part in public worship.
The family extends to the friends and neighbors their hearty appreciation for their kindness rendered.
Wakarusa Tribune
15 Nov 1923
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