d/o Jonathan Lawrence B. Earp & Julia A Mather
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Drucilla Earp Wheatley
1872 -- June 10, 1898
The death of Mrs. James Wheatley occurred at the home of her sister, Mrs. Fred Bowen, on West Broadway, last Friday evening, after severe suffering with consumption. Mrs. Wheatley's maiden name was Drusila May Earp and she was born at Iowa Center, in Story county, in 1872. Growing to womanhood she came to this city and made her home with Mr. and Mrs. Bowen. Here she met and was married to James J. Wheatley and afterwards they moved to Fort Dodge where her husband worked at his trade as a tailor. Mr. Wheatley died there and Mrs. W. then returned to this city to reside with her husband's mother, Fanny Wheatley, and her sister, Mrs. Bowen. Never very strong, her health failed, however, and besides her other relatives an interesting little daughter is left to mourn a kind and very dear mother.
Boone Valley Gazette --- Eagle Grove, Iowa
June 16, 1898
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Mrs. James Wheatley, whose illness we chronicled last week died Friday morning at the home of her sister, Mrs. Bowen. Mrs. Wheatley has been sick for some time, and her death is doubly sad as she leaves two little children alone in the world except an aged grandmother; but God knows best.
Goldfield Chronicle --- Eagle Grove, Iowa
June 17, 1898
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MRS. JAMES WHEATLEY
After a sickness extending over some years and a confinement to the house of several months Mrs. James Wheatley passed to her final reward Friday evening, June 10. Her disease was consumption and although the tenderest care was given, its advance could not be checked.
Drusula May Earp was born at Iowa Center, Story county, in 1872. About ten years ago she came to Eagle Grove with her sister, Mrs. Fred Bowen, and settled here. After three years she was married to James Wheatly and to them was born a little girl who survives. Three years ago her husband died at Fort Dodge where he was working at his trade as a tailor and since then she has made her home with relatives in this city, her last home being with her sister, Mrs. Bowen.
The funeral occurred Sunday morning at the Bowen home
Eagle Grove Times -- Eagle Grove, Iowa
June 16, 1898
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[burial in Rose Hill Cemetery in Eagle Grove, Iowa; daughter of Jonathan Lawrence Earp and Julia (Mather) Earp;]
source --- http://iagenweb.org/boards/wright/obituaries/
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Drucilla Earp Wheatley
1872 -- June 10, 1898
The death of Mrs. James Wheatley occurred at the home of her sister, Mrs. Fred Bowen, on West Broadway, last Friday evening, after severe suffering with consumption. Mrs. Wheatley's maiden name was Drusila May Earp and she was born at Iowa Center, in Story county, in 1872. Growing to womanhood she came to this city and made her home with Mr. and Mrs. Bowen. Here she met and was married to James J. Wheatley and afterwards they moved to Fort Dodge where her husband worked at his trade as a tailor. Mr. Wheatley died there and Mrs. W. then returned to this city to reside with her husband's mother, Fanny Wheatley, and her sister, Mrs. Bowen. Never very strong, her health failed, however, and besides her other relatives an interesting little daughter is left to mourn a kind and very dear mother.
Boone Valley Gazette --- Eagle Grove, Iowa
June 16, 1898
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Mrs. James Wheatley, whose illness we chronicled last week died Friday morning at the home of her sister, Mrs. Bowen. Mrs. Wheatley has been sick for some time, and her death is doubly sad as she leaves two little children alone in the world except an aged grandmother; but God knows best.
Goldfield Chronicle --- Eagle Grove, Iowa
June 17, 1898
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MRS. JAMES WHEATLEY
After a sickness extending over some years and a confinement to the house of several months Mrs. James Wheatley passed to her final reward Friday evening, June 10. Her disease was consumption and although the tenderest care was given, its advance could not be checked.
Drusula May Earp was born at Iowa Center, Story county, in 1872. About ten years ago she came to Eagle Grove with her sister, Mrs. Fred Bowen, and settled here. After three years she was married to James Wheatly and to them was born a little girl who survives. Three years ago her husband died at Fort Dodge where he was working at his trade as a tailor and since then she has made her home with relatives in this city, her last home being with her sister, Mrs. Bowen.
The funeral occurred Sunday morning at the Bowen home
Eagle Grove Times -- Eagle Grove, Iowa
June 16, 1898
***
[burial in Rose Hill Cemetery in Eagle Grove, Iowa; daughter of Jonathan Lawrence Earp and Julia (Mather) Earp;]
source --- http://iagenweb.org/boards/wright/obituaries/
d/o Jonathan Lawrence B. Earp & Julia A Mather
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Drucilla Earp Wheatley
1872 -- June 10, 1898
The death of Mrs. James Wheatley occurred at the home of her sister, Mrs. Fred Bowen, on West Broadway, last Friday evening, after severe suffering with consumption. Mrs. Wheatley's maiden name was Drusila May Earp and she was born at Iowa Center, in Story county, in 1872. Growing to womanhood she came to this city and made her home with Mr. and Mrs. Bowen. Here she met and was married to James J. Wheatley and afterwards they moved to Fort Dodge where her husband worked at his trade as a tailor. Mr. Wheatley died there and Mrs. W. then returned to this city to reside with her husband's mother, Fanny Wheatley, and her sister, Mrs. Bowen. Never very strong, her health failed, however, and besides her other relatives an interesting little daughter is left to mourn a kind and very dear mother.
Boone Valley Gazette --- Eagle Grove, Iowa
June 16, 1898
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Mrs. James Wheatley, whose illness we chronicled last week died Friday morning at the home of her sister, Mrs. Bowen. Mrs. Wheatley has been sick for some time, and her death is doubly sad as she leaves two little children alone in the world except an aged grandmother; but God knows best.
Goldfield Chronicle --- Eagle Grove, Iowa
June 17, 1898
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MRS. JAMES WHEATLEY
After a sickness extending over some years and a confinement to the house of several months Mrs. James Wheatley passed to her final reward Friday evening, June 10. Her disease was consumption and although the tenderest care was given, its advance could not be checked.
Drusula May Earp was born at Iowa Center, Story county, in 1872. About ten years ago she came to Eagle Grove with her sister, Mrs. Fred Bowen, and settled here. After three years she was married to James Wheatly and to them was born a little girl who survives. Three years ago her husband died at Fort Dodge where he was working at his trade as a tailor and since then she has made her home with relatives in this city, her last home being with her sister, Mrs. Bowen.
The funeral occurred Sunday morning at the Bowen home
Eagle Grove Times -- Eagle Grove, Iowa
June 16, 1898
***
[burial in Rose Hill Cemetery in Eagle Grove, Iowa; daughter of Jonathan Lawrence Earp and Julia (Mather) Earp;]
source --- http://iagenweb.org/boards/wright/obituaries/
***
Drucilla Earp Wheatley
1872 -- June 10, 1898
The death of Mrs. James Wheatley occurred at the home of her sister, Mrs. Fred Bowen, on West Broadway, last Friday evening, after severe suffering with consumption. Mrs. Wheatley's maiden name was Drusila May Earp and she was born at Iowa Center, in Story county, in 1872. Growing to womanhood she came to this city and made her home with Mr. and Mrs. Bowen. Here she met and was married to James J. Wheatley and afterwards they moved to Fort Dodge where her husband worked at his trade as a tailor. Mr. Wheatley died there and Mrs. W. then returned to this city to reside with her husband's mother, Fanny Wheatley, and her sister, Mrs. Bowen. Never very strong, her health failed, however, and besides her other relatives an interesting little daughter is left to mourn a kind and very dear mother.
Boone Valley Gazette --- Eagle Grove, Iowa
June 16, 1898
***
Mrs. James Wheatley, whose illness we chronicled last week died Friday morning at the home of her sister, Mrs. Bowen. Mrs. Wheatley has been sick for some time, and her death is doubly sad as she leaves two little children alone in the world except an aged grandmother; but God knows best.
Goldfield Chronicle --- Eagle Grove, Iowa
June 17, 1898
***
MRS. JAMES WHEATLEY
After a sickness extending over some years and a confinement to the house of several months Mrs. James Wheatley passed to her final reward Friday evening, June 10. Her disease was consumption and although the tenderest care was given, its advance could not be checked.
Drusula May Earp was born at Iowa Center, Story county, in 1872. About ten years ago she came to Eagle Grove with her sister, Mrs. Fred Bowen, and settled here. After three years she was married to James Wheatly and to them was born a little girl who survives. Three years ago her husband died at Fort Dodge where he was working at his trade as a tailor and since then she has made her home with relatives in this city, her last home being with her sister, Mrs. Bowen.
The funeral occurred Sunday morning at the Bowen home
Eagle Grove Times -- Eagle Grove, Iowa
June 16, 1898
***
[burial in Rose Hill Cemetery in Eagle Grove, Iowa; daughter of Jonathan Lawrence Earp and Julia (Mather) Earp;]
source --- http://iagenweb.org/boards/wright/obituaries/
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