Utica NY Observer
Saturday, Nov. 23, 1902
Waterville
Death of Mrs. Mary Jewett Mason
Waterville, Nov. 22 (Special) - Mary Jewett Mason, aged and highly respected resident of this village, died at the home of her brother, Charles A. Jewett, on Madison Street last evening at about 5 o'clock. Mrs. Mason was born in this town March 13, 1818. She was a daughter of Jonathan Jewett, formerly a prominent citizen of this town, of a family of eleven children, but one now survives, Charles A. Jewett.
Nearly all of her long life has been spent at the home of her brother, she having practically always resided with him except six years immediately following her marriage, during which time she resided at Vernon Center. After the death of her husband, which occurred some years ago, she came to Waterville and continued to make her home there until her death.
Mrs. Mason has been in poor health for quite a long time, but her wonderful vitality and strength permitted her to recover from her previous illnesses. She was taken seriously ill for the last time about three weeks since. She was a woman of strong mentally, as well as of Christian character, and enjoyed the esteem of a large circle of friends. She is survived by her brother Charles and by a large number of nephews and nieces, among whom are Charles H. Jewett and Mrs. Jay Hatheway, children of Lyman Jewett residing near here, Charles Mason, a nephew of Vernon and Dr. William E. Jewett of Adrian Mich. who was recently a guest here. Arrangements for the funeral have not as yet been fully completed, but it will be held Monday next, from the house of her brother.
Waterville NY Times
Obituary
Mrs. Mary Jewett Mason
On Friday afternoon, Nov. 22nd, at about 5 o'clock, Mrs. Mary Jewett Mason, passed away at the home of her brother Charles A. Jewett, in this village. She had been in poor health for some time and during the past few years has had several severe illnesses, but being of a strong constitution she had recovered from them. Her last severe attack came about three weeks ago and owing to her advanced age, being 82 years old last March, she was unable to rally from it. Mrs. Mason was born in the town of Sangerfield, March 18, 1818, and had lived here nearly all her life and most of the time with her brother, at whose home she died. Immediately following her marriage to the late Mr. Charles Mason, she lived in Vernon Center for six years. With this exception Mrs. Mason, had been an almost continuous resident of her native town.
The deceased was the daughter of Jonathan Jewett who was a prominent citizen of the town, whose home was at Pleasant Valley. Of a family of eleven children but one now survives, Charles A. Jewett. She leaves a large number of nephews and nieces among whom are: Dr. Frank Jewett, son of Charles A. Jewett; Charles H. Jewett and Mrs. Jay Hatheway, children of Lyman Jewett; Charles Mason of Vernon and Dr. William E. Jewett of Adrian, Mich.
Mrs. Mason was highly respected and esteemed on account of her many qualities of mind and character and dies leaving a wide circle of friends. She was one of the old Congregational church at the Center. While able she attended the Presbyterian church, but of late years has not been able to go out. The funeral was held from the home of her brother on Monday at 10. m., Rev. CS Barrett officiating.
Note: After the death of her sister, Louisa Jewett Mason Jan 24, 1881, Mary Ann married her brother-in-law, Charles Mason Oct 15, 1882.
Saturday, Nov. 23, 1902
Waterville
Death of Mrs. Mary Jewett Mason
Waterville, Nov. 22 (Special) - Mary Jewett Mason, aged and highly respected resident of this village, died at the home of her brother, Charles A. Jewett, on Madison Street last evening at about 5 o'clock. Mrs. Mason was born in this town March 13, 1818. She was a daughter of Jonathan Jewett, formerly a prominent citizen of this town, of a family of eleven children, but one now survives, Charles A. Jewett.
Nearly all of her long life has been spent at the home of her brother, she having practically always resided with him except six years immediately following her marriage, during which time she resided at Vernon Center. After the death of her husband, which occurred some years ago, she came to Waterville and continued to make her home there until her death.
Mrs. Mason has been in poor health for quite a long time, but her wonderful vitality and strength permitted her to recover from her previous illnesses. She was taken seriously ill for the last time about three weeks since. She was a woman of strong mentally, as well as of Christian character, and enjoyed the esteem of a large circle of friends. She is survived by her brother Charles and by a large number of nephews and nieces, among whom are Charles H. Jewett and Mrs. Jay Hatheway, children of Lyman Jewett residing near here, Charles Mason, a nephew of Vernon and Dr. William E. Jewett of Adrian Mich. who was recently a guest here. Arrangements for the funeral have not as yet been fully completed, but it will be held Monday next, from the house of her brother.
Waterville NY Times
Obituary
Mrs. Mary Jewett Mason
On Friday afternoon, Nov. 22nd, at about 5 o'clock, Mrs. Mary Jewett Mason, passed away at the home of her brother Charles A. Jewett, in this village. She had been in poor health for some time and during the past few years has had several severe illnesses, but being of a strong constitution she had recovered from them. Her last severe attack came about three weeks ago and owing to her advanced age, being 82 years old last March, she was unable to rally from it. Mrs. Mason was born in the town of Sangerfield, March 18, 1818, and had lived here nearly all her life and most of the time with her brother, at whose home she died. Immediately following her marriage to the late Mr. Charles Mason, she lived in Vernon Center for six years. With this exception Mrs. Mason, had been an almost continuous resident of her native town.
The deceased was the daughter of Jonathan Jewett who was a prominent citizen of the town, whose home was at Pleasant Valley. Of a family of eleven children but one now survives, Charles A. Jewett. She leaves a large number of nephews and nieces among whom are: Dr. Frank Jewett, son of Charles A. Jewett; Charles H. Jewett and Mrs. Jay Hatheway, children of Lyman Jewett; Charles Mason of Vernon and Dr. William E. Jewett of Adrian, Mich.
Mrs. Mason was highly respected and esteemed on account of her many qualities of mind and character and dies leaving a wide circle of friends. She was one of the old Congregational church at the Center. While able she attended the Presbyterian church, but of late years has not been able to go out. The funeral was held from the home of her brother on Monday at 10. m., Rev. CS Barrett officiating.
Note: After the death of her sister, Louisa Jewett Mason Jan 24, 1881, Mary Ann married her brother-in-law, Charles Mason Oct 15, 1882.
Utica NY Observer
Saturday, Nov. 23, 1902
Waterville
Death of Mrs. Mary Jewett Mason
Waterville, Nov. 22 (Special) - Mary Jewett Mason, aged and highly respected resident of this village, died at the home of her brother, Charles A. Jewett, on Madison Street last evening at about 5 o'clock. Mrs. Mason was born in this town March 13, 1818. She was a daughter of Jonathan Jewett, formerly a prominent citizen of this town, of a family of eleven children, but one now survives, Charles A. Jewett.
Nearly all of her long life has been spent at the home of her brother, she having practically always resided with him except six years immediately following her marriage, during which time she resided at Vernon Center. After the death of her husband, which occurred some years ago, she came to Waterville and continued to make her home there until her death.
Mrs. Mason has been in poor health for quite a long time, but her wonderful vitality and strength permitted her to recover from her previous illnesses. She was taken seriously ill for the last time about three weeks since. She was a woman of strong mentally, as well as of Christian character, and enjoyed the esteem of a large circle of friends. She is survived by her brother Charles and by a large number of nephews and nieces, among whom are Charles H. Jewett and Mrs. Jay Hatheway, children of Lyman Jewett residing near here, Charles Mason, a nephew of Vernon and Dr. William E. Jewett of Adrian Mich. who was recently a guest here. Arrangements for the funeral have not as yet been fully completed, but it will be held Monday next, from the house of her brother.
Waterville NY Times
Obituary
Mrs. Mary Jewett Mason
On Friday afternoon, Nov. 22nd, at about 5 o'clock, Mrs. Mary Jewett Mason, passed away at the home of her brother Charles A. Jewett, in this village. She had been in poor health for some time and during the past few years has had several severe illnesses, but being of a strong constitution she had recovered from them. Her last severe attack came about three weeks ago and owing to her advanced age, being 82 years old last March, she was unable to rally from it. Mrs. Mason was born in the town of Sangerfield, March 18, 1818, and had lived here nearly all her life and most of the time with her brother, at whose home she died. Immediately following her marriage to the late Mr. Charles Mason, she lived in Vernon Center for six years. With this exception Mrs. Mason, had been an almost continuous resident of her native town.
The deceased was the daughter of Jonathan Jewett who was a prominent citizen of the town, whose home was at Pleasant Valley. Of a family of eleven children but one now survives, Charles A. Jewett. She leaves a large number of nephews and nieces among whom are: Dr. Frank Jewett, son of Charles A. Jewett; Charles H. Jewett and Mrs. Jay Hatheway, children of Lyman Jewett; Charles Mason of Vernon and Dr. William E. Jewett of Adrian, Mich.
Mrs. Mason was highly respected and esteemed on account of her many qualities of mind and character and dies leaving a wide circle of friends. She was one of the old Congregational church at the Center. While able she attended the Presbyterian church, but of late years has not been able to go out. The funeral was held from the home of her brother on Monday at 10. m., Rev. CS Barrett officiating.
Note: After the death of her sister, Louisa Jewett Mason Jan 24, 1881, Mary Ann married her brother-in-law, Charles Mason Oct 15, 1882.
Saturday, Nov. 23, 1902
Waterville
Death of Mrs. Mary Jewett Mason
Waterville, Nov. 22 (Special) - Mary Jewett Mason, aged and highly respected resident of this village, died at the home of her brother, Charles A. Jewett, on Madison Street last evening at about 5 o'clock. Mrs. Mason was born in this town March 13, 1818. She was a daughter of Jonathan Jewett, formerly a prominent citizen of this town, of a family of eleven children, but one now survives, Charles A. Jewett.
Nearly all of her long life has been spent at the home of her brother, she having practically always resided with him except six years immediately following her marriage, during which time she resided at Vernon Center. After the death of her husband, which occurred some years ago, she came to Waterville and continued to make her home there until her death.
Mrs. Mason has been in poor health for quite a long time, but her wonderful vitality and strength permitted her to recover from her previous illnesses. She was taken seriously ill for the last time about three weeks since. She was a woman of strong mentally, as well as of Christian character, and enjoyed the esteem of a large circle of friends. She is survived by her brother Charles and by a large number of nephews and nieces, among whom are Charles H. Jewett and Mrs. Jay Hatheway, children of Lyman Jewett residing near here, Charles Mason, a nephew of Vernon and Dr. William E. Jewett of Adrian Mich. who was recently a guest here. Arrangements for the funeral have not as yet been fully completed, but it will be held Monday next, from the house of her brother.
Waterville NY Times
Obituary
Mrs. Mary Jewett Mason
On Friday afternoon, Nov. 22nd, at about 5 o'clock, Mrs. Mary Jewett Mason, passed away at the home of her brother Charles A. Jewett, in this village. She had been in poor health for some time and during the past few years has had several severe illnesses, but being of a strong constitution she had recovered from them. Her last severe attack came about three weeks ago and owing to her advanced age, being 82 years old last March, she was unable to rally from it. Mrs. Mason was born in the town of Sangerfield, March 18, 1818, and had lived here nearly all her life and most of the time with her brother, at whose home she died. Immediately following her marriage to the late Mr. Charles Mason, she lived in Vernon Center for six years. With this exception Mrs. Mason, had been an almost continuous resident of her native town.
The deceased was the daughter of Jonathan Jewett who was a prominent citizen of the town, whose home was at Pleasant Valley. Of a family of eleven children but one now survives, Charles A. Jewett. She leaves a large number of nephews and nieces among whom are: Dr. Frank Jewett, son of Charles A. Jewett; Charles H. Jewett and Mrs. Jay Hatheway, children of Lyman Jewett; Charles Mason of Vernon and Dr. William E. Jewett of Adrian, Mich.
Mrs. Mason was highly respected and esteemed on account of her many qualities of mind and character and dies leaving a wide circle of friends. She was one of the old Congregational church at the Center. While able she attended the Presbyterian church, but of late years has not been able to go out. The funeral was held from the home of her brother on Monday at 10. m., Rev. CS Barrett officiating.
Note: After the death of her sister, Louisa Jewett Mason Jan 24, 1881, Mary Ann married her brother-in-law, Charles Mason Oct 15, 1882.
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