Obituary of Mary Catherine Beaman published in Nokomis newspaper in May, 1917:
On May 22nd, Mrs. S. S. Beaman, aged 71 years, 1 month and 25 days
The deceased was born in Louisiana and was a daughter of John Cruikshank and wife. She was united in marriage about 48 years ago to Louis Lucky who preceded her in death fifteen years ago. To this union were five sons, two of whom, Louis and Arthur, of Springfield survive. On September 7, 1910 she was married to S. S. Beaman, a respected and well-to-do farmer of Greenwood Township, who with the above two sons and one foster daughter, Mrs. Bessie Feger and several stepchildren mourn her demise. She was a good and devoted wife and mother and charitable neighbor.
The funeral services were held Wednesday by Rev. H. Brant of the German M.E. Church northeast of here. Burial was in the United Brethern Cemetery northwest of here.
Note: The United Brethern Church no longer exists and the cemetery is now named Antioch Cemetery.
On May 22nd, Mrs. S. S. Beaman, aged 71 years, 1 month and 25 days
The deceased was born in Louisiana and was a daughter of John Cruikshank and wife. She was united in marriage about 48 years ago to Louis Lucky who preceded her in death fifteen years ago. To this union were five sons, two of whom, Louis and Arthur, of Springfield survive. On September 7, 1910 she was married to S. S. Beaman, a respected and well-to-do farmer of Greenwood Township, who with the above two sons and one foster daughter, Mrs. Bessie Feger and several stepchildren mourn her demise. She was a good and devoted wife and mother and charitable neighbor.
The funeral services were held Wednesday by Rev. H. Brant of the German M.E. Church northeast of here. Burial was in the United Brethern Cemetery northwest of here.
Note: The United Brethern Church no longer exists and the cemetery is now named Antioch Cemetery.
Obituary of Mary Catherine Beaman published in Nokomis newspaper in May, 1917:
On May 22nd, Mrs. S. S. Beaman, aged 71 years, 1 month and 25 days
The deceased was born in Louisiana and was a daughter of John Cruikshank and wife. She was united in marriage about 48 years ago to Louis Lucky who preceded her in death fifteen years ago. To this union were five sons, two of whom, Louis and Arthur, of Springfield survive. On September 7, 1910 she was married to S. S. Beaman, a respected and well-to-do farmer of Greenwood Township, who with the above two sons and one foster daughter, Mrs. Bessie Feger and several stepchildren mourn her demise. She was a good and devoted wife and mother and charitable neighbor.
The funeral services were held Wednesday by Rev. H. Brant of the German M.E. Church northeast of here. Burial was in the United Brethern Cemetery northwest of here.
Note: The United Brethern Church no longer exists and the cemetery is now named Antioch Cemetery.
On May 22nd, Mrs. S. S. Beaman, aged 71 years, 1 month and 25 days
The deceased was born in Louisiana and was a daughter of John Cruikshank and wife. She was united in marriage about 48 years ago to Louis Lucky who preceded her in death fifteen years ago. To this union were five sons, two of whom, Louis and Arthur, of Springfield survive. On September 7, 1910 she was married to S. S. Beaman, a respected and well-to-do farmer of Greenwood Township, who with the above two sons and one foster daughter, Mrs. Bessie Feger and several stepchildren mourn her demise. She was a good and devoted wife and mother and charitable neighbor.
The funeral services were held Wednesday by Rev. H. Brant of the German M.E. Church northeast of here. Burial was in the United Brethern Cemetery northwest of here.
Note: The United Brethern Church no longer exists and the cemetery is now named Antioch Cemetery.
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