The Republican, Danville (Hendricks County) Indiana, May 23, 1918, P-8 C-3
Mrs. Mary Ann Bly, wife of Joshua Bly, died Thursday. The funeral was Saturday afternoon, from the Friends church, conducted by Rev. J. E. Sherrill and Rev. Mary M. Harold. Interment was in the South cemetery. Mrs. Bly was the daughter of Henry and Sarah Hufford and was born Oct 5, 1856, near Reelsville. Her age was 61 years, 7 months and 11 days. She and Mr. Bly were married July 3, 1877. To them were born two children, Orie, who passed away in September, 1915, and Mrs. Fred Huff, of Danville, who with the husband, three grandchildren, a brother, H. H. Hufford, a sister, Mrs. A. M. Thompson, of Louisville, survive her. In the winter of 1893, she united with the Baptist church and continued a faithful member. Since a fall from a traction car in April, 1915, Mrs. Bly had been a constant sufferer but she bore her suffering without complaining, she feeling that she would be well again. She was a true and tender wife and mother, always thinking of the good she could do for others.
Mrs. Mary Ann Bly, wife of Joshua Bly, died Thursday. The funeral was Saturday afternoon, from the Friends church, conducted by Rev. J. E. Sherrill and Rev. Mary M. Harold. Interment was in the South cemetery. Mrs. Bly was the daughter of Henry and Sarah Hufford and was born Oct 5, 1856, near Reelsville. Her age was 61 years, 7 months and 11 days. She and Mr. Bly were married July 3, 1877. To them were born two children, Orie, who passed away in September, 1915, and Mrs. Fred Huff, of Danville, who with the husband, three grandchildren, a brother, H. H. Hufford, a sister, Mrs. A. M. Thompson, of Louisville, survive her. In the winter of 1893, she united with the Baptist church and continued a faithful member. Since a fall from a traction car in April, 1915, Mrs. Bly had been a constant sufferer but she bore her suffering without complaining, she feeling that she would be well again. She was a true and tender wife and mother, always thinking of the good she could do for others.
The Republican, Danville (Hendricks County) Indiana, May 23, 1918, P-8 C-3
Mrs. Mary Ann Bly, wife of Joshua Bly, died Thursday. The funeral was Saturday afternoon, from the Friends church, conducted by Rev. J. E. Sherrill and Rev. Mary M. Harold. Interment was in the South cemetery. Mrs. Bly was the daughter of Henry and Sarah Hufford and was born Oct 5, 1856, near Reelsville. Her age was 61 years, 7 months and 11 days. She and Mr. Bly were married July 3, 1877. To them were born two children, Orie, who passed away in September, 1915, and Mrs. Fred Huff, of Danville, who with the husband, three grandchildren, a brother, H. H. Hufford, a sister, Mrs. A. M. Thompson, of Louisville, survive her. In the winter of 1893, she united with the Baptist church and continued a faithful member. Since a fall from a traction car in April, 1915, Mrs. Bly had been a constant sufferer but she bore her suffering without complaining, she feeling that she would be well again. She was a true and tender wife and mother, always thinking of the good she could do for others.
Mrs. Mary Ann Bly, wife of Joshua Bly, died Thursday. The funeral was Saturday afternoon, from the Friends church, conducted by Rev. J. E. Sherrill and Rev. Mary M. Harold. Interment was in the South cemetery. Mrs. Bly was the daughter of Henry and Sarah Hufford and was born Oct 5, 1856, near Reelsville. Her age was 61 years, 7 months and 11 days. She and Mr. Bly were married July 3, 1877. To them were born two children, Orie, who passed away in September, 1915, and Mrs. Fred Huff, of Danville, who with the husband, three grandchildren, a brother, H. H. Hufford, a sister, Mrs. A. M. Thompson, of Louisville, survive her. In the winter of 1893, she united with the Baptist church and continued a faithful member. Since a fall from a traction car in April, 1915, Mrs. Bly had been a constant sufferer but she bore her suffering without complaining, she feeling that she would be well again. She was a true and tender wife and mother, always thinking of the good she could do for others.
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