Janesville Daily Gazette:
Mrs. H.J. Andrews, 91, a citizen of this city for almost all her life died Wednesday afternoon at Clyde Park, Montana, where she had lived for the past four years. She was born in May, 1820, at Piekton, Ontario, Canada. She lived in this city from the time she was a small girl until four years ago. Her husband died 42 years ago.
She is survived by four children, three daughters, Misses Lizzie and Emma Andrews, who lived with her in Montana and Mrs. Sarah Melburg, Sumner, Wis., and one son, Frank Andrews, Fort Atkinson. She is also survived by one sister, Miss Anna Davey, Janesville, two brothers, D.D. Davey, Rockford and George Davey, Janesville.
Mrs. H.J. Andrews, 91, a citizen of this city for almost all her life died Wednesday afternoon at Clyde Park, Montana, where she had lived for the past four years. She was born in May, 1820, at Piekton, Ontario, Canada. She lived in this city from the time she was a small girl until four years ago. Her husband died 42 years ago.
She is survived by four children, three daughters, Misses Lizzie and Emma Andrews, who lived with her in Montana and Mrs. Sarah Melburg, Sumner, Wis., and one son, Frank Andrews, Fort Atkinson. She is also survived by one sister, Miss Anna Davey, Janesville, two brothers, D.D. Davey, Rockford and George Davey, Janesville.
Janesville Daily Gazette:
Mrs. H.J. Andrews, 91, a citizen of this city for almost all her life died Wednesday afternoon at Clyde Park, Montana, where she had lived for the past four years. She was born in May, 1820, at Piekton, Ontario, Canada. She lived in this city from the time she was a small girl until four years ago. Her husband died 42 years ago.
She is survived by four children, three daughters, Misses Lizzie and Emma Andrews, who lived with her in Montana and Mrs. Sarah Melburg, Sumner, Wis., and one son, Frank Andrews, Fort Atkinson. She is also survived by one sister, Miss Anna Davey, Janesville, two brothers, D.D. Davey, Rockford and George Davey, Janesville.
Mrs. H.J. Andrews, 91, a citizen of this city for almost all her life died Wednesday afternoon at Clyde Park, Montana, where she had lived for the past four years. She was born in May, 1820, at Piekton, Ontario, Canada. She lived in this city from the time she was a small girl until four years ago. Her husband died 42 years ago.
She is survived by four children, three daughters, Misses Lizzie and Emma Andrews, who lived with her in Montana and Mrs. Sarah Melburg, Sumner, Wis., and one son, Frank Andrews, Fort Atkinson. She is also survived by one sister, Miss Anna Davey, Janesville, two brothers, D.D. Davey, Rockford and George Davey, Janesville.
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