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Our Lady of Refuge "St. Marys" Catholic Church - Doylesburg, PA - Bible Dedication writings; Donated by Mrs. Geraldine Williamson. Akron, OH: "In memory of Mary 'Ellen' Eckenrode Piper 1839-1917 daughter of Jacob and Mary Shields Eckenrode known to all of Amberson and Path Valleys as "Aunt Ellen Piper", midwife, nurse, housekeeper wherever she was needed. She married Martin Piper and bore him four children only to be deserted by him after which she made her home with her parents and worked hard to rear her children Harriet wife of John A. Fegan, Bertha wife of Daniel Shoemaker, James Piper 1865-1885 and Wm. Piper of Fayetteville."
Mrs. Mary E. PIPER, Aged 78 ["March 10, 1917" :date in pencil]
From our Amberson correspondent: "The ruthless hand of death claimed as its victim Mary E. Piper, one of the our most highly respected aged ladies. Her demise occurred at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John Fegan, near Doylesburg, whither she had gone only last Wednesday, having been called there by the serious illness of Mr. Fegan. Previous to this she had been visiting for several months with her daughter, Mrs. S. Shoemaker at La Park, Pa. - was in fair health, but on Saturday night, after a few complaints of a pain in her back, she went to retire and immediately on ascending the stairs she fell and in a few moments life was extinct.
"Mrs. Piper was the wife of the late L. M. Piper, whose death occurred at Sealy, Texas, January 4, 1914, having been deserted by him in January 1870, with a family of small children, at Harrisburg, her life became one of privation and work, but through it all she remained true to her marriage vows until the day of her death. She was greatly loved by many as she had been an inmate of many, many homes, caring for those in sickness and performing many last rites for the dead. None [k]new her but to love and many are the hearts who today are sad.
"About six years ago, Mrs. Piper obtained the one-half interest of her husbands pension and after his death she secured the widow's pension, so that her late years were more pleasantly spent than the previous ones. A member of the Catholic Church at Doylesburg, where her remains will be laid beside her son, who preceded quite a few years.
"For many years her home was wherever she took her bonnet off, either in homes of her children, or any of our other people, and she was always a most welcome inmate and she in turn always tried to make herself useful. She will be missed not only by her children but by many of us with whom she had labored.
"She is survived by these children: W.T. Piper, of this place; Mrs. Sam. Shoemaker of La Park, Pa.; and Mrs. John Fegan, of Doylesburg. Her maiden name was Eckenrode, early settlers of the valley and most excellent people.
"Farewell 'Aunt Ellen' as she was familiarly called. No more heartaches or days of toil and sorrow, but you forever bask in the sunshine of God's love, and whose faithful handmaiden you have been. To the sorrowing children, look aloft, be firm and true to your God and again you shall clasp hands with mother.
"She was aged about 78 years."
[56379] Lynwood is son of Albert Charles Farr (1886-1964) & Melinda Brown (1884-1954; m. in 1907), both buried in Evergreen Cemetery at Cape Rosier.
[14506] Olive's information and ancestry are presented by "The History of the Faxon Family," George L. Faxon (Springfield, MA: Springfield Publishing Co., 1880). She is daughter of Daniel Faxon and Olive Thayer. In 1850 her mother was residing with her and Simeon Whitcomb in Randolph, MA.
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[35084] The 1850 federal census lists Solomon in Richland Co., OH. The 1860 federal census slists him in the family of son-in-law John Arnold.
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[17318] Margaret is daughter of Obediah Leach and Arsenath Perkins. "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 29 March 1933, p. 10: "Penobscot, March 28 - The death of Mrs. Margaret Hutchins occurred at her home Sunday after a long decline. She is survived by two daughters and one son, Mrs. Cecil Perkins, Mrs. Zelma Grindle and Neal Hutchins, all of Penobscot, and seven grandchildren. 'Aunt Margie' as she was called was born in Penobscot and had lived here all her life. She taught school for many years and was liked by her pupils. She was always interested in church work and all matters pertaining to higher education and a friend to those in need. She will be missed in the community."
[43156] William's marriage record states his parents are Oliver May and Lizzie Keller - see "Ohio Marriages, 1800-1958," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XD87-SBW : 8 December 2014).
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[49823] Jean is said to be son of Phlippe Thoreau & Marie Le Gallais.
[43709] Find A Grave memorial 82637383 offers her obituary: "Isabella Weinholtzer was born May 10, 1909, at Mallard, Iowa. She married Donald Bohn Feb. 12, 1929. They lived at Superior, WI, Blackberry and Pequot Lakes before moving to their farm near Cass Lake in December 1944. They began raising fox and eventually the farm became a mink ranch. From 1950 to 1952 they also owned and operated the Red Rooster. She was an active parishioner of St. Charles Catholic Church and member of St. Mary's Altar Society and taught religious classes to school children for many years. Her life revolved around her church, family and friends, and over the years the family expanded to 36 people. She is survived by her husband; three sons, James (Elaine), Jerome (Beatrice) and Marvin (Lois); a daughter, Donna (John) Johnson; 11 grandchildren and 11 great-grand-children. She was preceded in death by a grandchild, a brother and a sister. (Bemidji Pioneer Dec. 29, 1993)"