Obituary:
Burlington Junction Post, 04 Oct 1902, Sat · Page 1
Death of Mrs. Catherine Lees Maltby
The Aged Mother of the President of the First National Bank.
Catherine Lees Maltby was born in Long Eaton, Derbyshire, England, August 9th, 1827. At this place she spent her youthful days in school and a well guided English house. At the age of 19 years she was united in marriage to Mr. Jos. Maltby Sr., of the same county and town, where they spent twenty-five years of their married life, coming from there to America in 1871 and settled on a farm near Stryker, Williams County, Ohio.
To them were born seven children; Mrs. Sarah Cox, of Evansport, Ohio; Thomas Maltby, Bascable, Penn,; Mrs. Catherine Daft, Evansport, Ohio; Mrs. Anna Clark, Striker Ohio; Joseph Maltby, Burlington Junction MO; Samuel Maltby, Chicago, Ill.; Mrs. Hannah Boyer, Braddyville Mo.; all living except Mrs. Catherine Daft, who died in January 1880.
Twenty Three years ago the husband and father died and was buried in the home cemetery near Stryker, Ohio. Mrs. Maltby continued to maker her home on the Ohio farm until October, 1893, when she cam to Nodawy County, MO., since which time she has made her home with her son, Joseph Maltby, and her daughter, Mrs. E. Boyer, at whose home, a few miles east of Braddyville, she died Sunday, September 28, 1902.
From early childhood Mrs. Maltby has been a member of the Methodist church, new connection, in which she lived a faithful member. The last thirteen years of her life she was an invalid and at times suffered great pain, but through it all she evenly held the spirit of a well formed and well grounded Christian character, always speaking to her friends in the cheerful and hopeful tone of a cultured voice. When the crossing was night she assured her children and friends that all was well and that the departure of this life would be a relief and blessing, resting assured that the angels were coming to escort her to her heavenly home.
Burlington Junction Post, 04 Oct 1902, Sat · Page 1
Death of Mrs. Catherine Lees Maltby
The Aged Mother of the President of the First National Bank.
Catherine Lees Maltby was born in Long Eaton, Derbyshire, England, August 9th, 1827. At this place she spent her youthful days in school and a well guided English house. At the age of 19 years she was united in marriage to Mr. Jos. Maltby Sr., of the same county and town, where they spent twenty-five years of their married life, coming from there to America in 1871 and settled on a farm near Stryker, Williams County, Ohio.
To them were born seven children; Mrs. Sarah Cox, of Evansport, Ohio; Thomas Maltby, Bascable, Penn,; Mrs. Catherine Daft, Evansport, Ohio; Mrs. Anna Clark, Striker Ohio; Joseph Maltby, Burlington Junction MO; Samuel Maltby, Chicago, Ill.; Mrs. Hannah Boyer, Braddyville Mo.; all living except Mrs. Catherine Daft, who died in January 1880.
Twenty Three years ago the husband and father died and was buried in the home cemetery near Stryker, Ohio. Mrs. Maltby continued to maker her home on the Ohio farm until October, 1893, when she cam to Nodawy County, MO., since which time she has made her home with her son, Joseph Maltby, and her daughter, Mrs. E. Boyer, at whose home, a few miles east of Braddyville, she died Sunday, September 28, 1902.
From early childhood Mrs. Maltby has been a member of the Methodist church, new connection, in which she lived a faithful member. The last thirteen years of her life she was an invalid and at times suffered great pain, but through it all she evenly held the spirit of a well formed and well grounded Christian character, always speaking to her friends in the cheerful and hopeful tone of a cultured voice. When the crossing was night she assured her children and friends that all was well and that the departure of this life would be a relief and blessing, resting assured that the angels were coming to escort her to her heavenly home.
Obituary:
Burlington Junction Post, 04 Oct 1902, Sat · Page 1
Death of Mrs. Catherine Lees Maltby
The Aged Mother of the President of the First National Bank.
Catherine Lees Maltby was born in Long Eaton, Derbyshire, England, August 9th, 1827. At this place she spent her youthful days in school and a well guided English house. At the age of 19 years she was united in marriage to Mr. Jos. Maltby Sr., of the same county and town, where they spent twenty-five years of their married life, coming from there to America in 1871 and settled on a farm near Stryker, Williams County, Ohio.
To them were born seven children; Mrs. Sarah Cox, of Evansport, Ohio; Thomas Maltby, Bascable, Penn,; Mrs. Catherine Daft, Evansport, Ohio; Mrs. Anna Clark, Striker Ohio; Joseph Maltby, Burlington Junction MO; Samuel Maltby, Chicago, Ill.; Mrs. Hannah Boyer, Braddyville Mo.; all living except Mrs. Catherine Daft, who died in January 1880.
Twenty Three years ago the husband and father died and was buried in the home cemetery near Stryker, Ohio. Mrs. Maltby continued to maker her home on the Ohio farm until October, 1893, when she cam to Nodawy County, MO., since which time she has made her home with her son, Joseph Maltby, and her daughter, Mrs. E. Boyer, at whose home, a few miles east of Braddyville, she died Sunday, September 28, 1902.
From early childhood Mrs. Maltby has been a member of the Methodist church, new connection, in which she lived a faithful member. The last thirteen years of her life she was an invalid and at times suffered great pain, but through it all she evenly held the spirit of a well formed and well grounded Christian character, always speaking to her friends in the cheerful and hopeful tone of a cultured voice. When the crossing was night she assured her children and friends that all was well and that the departure of this life would be a relief and blessing, resting assured that the angels were coming to escort her to her heavenly home.
Burlington Junction Post, 04 Oct 1902, Sat · Page 1
Death of Mrs. Catherine Lees Maltby
The Aged Mother of the President of the First National Bank.
Catherine Lees Maltby was born in Long Eaton, Derbyshire, England, August 9th, 1827. At this place she spent her youthful days in school and a well guided English house. At the age of 19 years she was united in marriage to Mr. Jos. Maltby Sr., of the same county and town, where they spent twenty-five years of their married life, coming from there to America in 1871 and settled on a farm near Stryker, Williams County, Ohio.
To them were born seven children; Mrs. Sarah Cox, of Evansport, Ohio; Thomas Maltby, Bascable, Penn,; Mrs. Catherine Daft, Evansport, Ohio; Mrs. Anna Clark, Striker Ohio; Joseph Maltby, Burlington Junction MO; Samuel Maltby, Chicago, Ill.; Mrs. Hannah Boyer, Braddyville Mo.; all living except Mrs. Catherine Daft, who died in January 1880.
Twenty Three years ago the husband and father died and was buried in the home cemetery near Stryker, Ohio. Mrs. Maltby continued to maker her home on the Ohio farm until October, 1893, when she cam to Nodawy County, MO., since which time she has made her home with her son, Joseph Maltby, and her daughter, Mrs. E. Boyer, at whose home, a few miles east of Braddyville, she died Sunday, September 28, 1902.
From early childhood Mrs. Maltby has been a member of the Methodist church, new connection, in which she lived a faithful member. The last thirteen years of her life she was an invalid and at times suffered great pain, but through it all she evenly held the spirit of a well formed and well grounded Christian character, always speaking to her friends in the cheerful and hopeful tone of a cultured voice. When the crossing was night she assured her children and friends that all was well and that the departure of this life would be a relief and blessing, resting assured that the angels were coming to escort her to her heavenly home.
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