"Mrs. Nancy Mann, aged 56 years, living ten miles west of this city, died Sunday of neuralgia of the heart. The remains were interred in the Kilpatrick cemetery Wednesday." Gage Co. Democrat, Feb. 23, 1894
"Obituary
Nancy Clemmie, wife of W. Mann, aged fifty-six years, died Sunday evening at her home ten miles west of the city of neuralgia of the heart.
The deceased was a native of Canada and was married to Mr. Mann in 1861. She was a consistent Christian woman and possessed of every noble attribute of womanhood, as daughter, wife and mother. She was a member of the Baptist church for twenty one years and leaves behind her a record worthy of emulation. Her husband, three daughters and one son survive her and to whom the sincerest sympathies of the community are tendered in their sad bereavement. The funeral will take place Wednesday, February 21st, from the Kilpatrick Congregational church, ten miles west of this city at 1 o'clock p.m. " Beatrice Weekly Express, Feb. 22, 1894, pg 8
Children lost as infants in Illinois were Corean (16 FEB 1864-19 FEB 1864), Stephan A. (23 AUG 1869-25 AUG 1869), Cary (11 JAN 1875-11 JAN 1875) and in Nebraska Elsie (Aug 1880-1880)
The link to Thomas Climie below is unconfirmed as correct for her father.
"Obituary
Nancy Clemmie, wife of W. Mann, aged fifty-six years, died Sunday evening at her home ten miles west of the city of neuralgia of the heart.
The deceased was a native of Canada and was married to Mr. Mann in 1861. She was a consistent Christian woman and possessed of every noble attribute of womanhood, as daughter, wife and mother. She was a member of the Baptist church for twenty one years and leaves behind her a record worthy of emulation. Her husband, three daughters and one son survive her and to whom the sincerest sympathies of the community are tendered in their sad bereavement. The funeral will take place Wednesday, February 21st, from the Kilpatrick Congregational church, ten miles west of this city at 1 o'clock p.m. " Beatrice Weekly Express, Feb. 22, 1894, pg 8
Children lost as infants in Illinois were Corean (16 FEB 1864-19 FEB 1864), Stephan A. (23 AUG 1869-25 AUG 1869), Cary (11 JAN 1875-11 JAN 1875) and in Nebraska Elsie (Aug 1880-1880)
The link to Thomas Climie below is unconfirmed as correct for her father.
"Mrs. Nancy Mann, aged 56 years, living ten miles west of this city, died Sunday of neuralgia of the heart. The remains were interred in the Kilpatrick cemetery Wednesday." Gage Co. Democrat, Feb. 23, 1894
"Obituary
Nancy Clemmie, wife of W. Mann, aged fifty-six years, died Sunday evening at her home ten miles west of the city of neuralgia of the heart.
The deceased was a native of Canada and was married to Mr. Mann in 1861. She was a consistent Christian woman and possessed of every noble attribute of womanhood, as daughter, wife and mother. She was a member of the Baptist church for twenty one years and leaves behind her a record worthy of emulation. Her husband, three daughters and one son survive her and to whom the sincerest sympathies of the community are tendered in their sad bereavement. The funeral will take place Wednesday, February 21st, from the Kilpatrick Congregational church, ten miles west of this city at 1 o'clock p.m. " Beatrice Weekly Express, Feb. 22, 1894, pg 8
Children lost as infants in Illinois were Corean (16 FEB 1864-19 FEB 1864), Stephan A. (23 AUG 1869-25 AUG 1869), Cary (11 JAN 1875-11 JAN 1875) and in Nebraska Elsie (Aug 1880-1880)
The link to Thomas Climie below is unconfirmed as correct for her father.
"Obituary
Nancy Clemmie, wife of W. Mann, aged fifty-six years, died Sunday evening at her home ten miles west of the city of neuralgia of the heart.
The deceased was a native of Canada and was married to Mr. Mann in 1861. She was a consistent Christian woman and possessed of every noble attribute of womanhood, as daughter, wife and mother. She was a member of the Baptist church for twenty one years and leaves behind her a record worthy of emulation. Her husband, three daughters and one son survive her and to whom the sincerest sympathies of the community are tendered in their sad bereavement. The funeral will take place Wednesday, February 21st, from the Kilpatrick Congregational church, ten miles west of this city at 1 o'clock p.m. " Beatrice Weekly Express, Feb. 22, 1894, pg 8
Children lost as infants in Illinois were Corean (16 FEB 1864-19 FEB 1864), Stephan A. (23 AUG 1869-25 AUG 1869), Cary (11 JAN 1875-11 JAN 1875) and in Nebraska Elsie (Aug 1880-1880)
The link to Thomas Climie below is unconfirmed as correct for her father.
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