same stone with Joseph
(Contributor: Linda Trumblee)
MO d/c 4886-b
(Contributor: Pam Witherow)
Died
Anna Elizabeth Ireland was born near Lima, Ill., on Sept.30th, 1851, and passed away at the home or her son, Harry Penick, near Williamstown, Mo., on Sept. 12th, 1924.
She spent her childhood and early womanhood on a farm near Lima. She was united in marriage to Joseph Penick on July 2nd, 1885. To them was born one son, with whom she has made her home since the death of her husband on July 15th, 1908.
She leaves as her immediate relatives her son, Harry, and family of Williamstown; one stepdaughter, Mrs. Nora Howren of St. Regis, Montana; three grandchildren; and a sister, Mrs. Matilda Charlton of Canton. Two sisters and two brothers in her own immediate family preceded her in death.
A brief service of prayer and song was conducted at the home near Williamstown, where Mrs. Penick passed away, after which the body was brought to Canton. Here at ten o'clock on Friday, Feb'y 16th, a number of relatives and friends from her old neighborhood across the river, and from Canton as well, gathered at the home of Mr. J. Eagleson, where a funeral service was conducted by the Rev. Walker M. Alderton, who had been an associate of Harry Penick a number of years ago in the Sunday school of the Baptist church. The body was then laid to rest beside that of her husband in the burial ground of the old Wyaconda church just southwest of Canton near which the family had lived a number of years.
The Canton Press, Canton, Missouri, 22 Feb 1924, Fri • Page 3, Column 6
(Contributor: Pam Witherow)
(Contributor: Linda Trumblee)
MO d/c 4886-b
(Contributor: Pam Witherow)
Died
Anna Elizabeth Ireland was born near Lima, Ill., on Sept.30th, 1851, and passed away at the home or her son, Harry Penick, near Williamstown, Mo., on Sept. 12th, 1924.
She spent her childhood and early womanhood on a farm near Lima. She was united in marriage to Joseph Penick on July 2nd, 1885. To them was born one son, with whom she has made her home since the death of her husband on July 15th, 1908.
She leaves as her immediate relatives her son, Harry, and family of Williamstown; one stepdaughter, Mrs. Nora Howren of St. Regis, Montana; three grandchildren; and a sister, Mrs. Matilda Charlton of Canton. Two sisters and two brothers in her own immediate family preceded her in death.
A brief service of prayer and song was conducted at the home near Williamstown, where Mrs. Penick passed away, after which the body was brought to Canton. Here at ten o'clock on Friday, Feb'y 16th, a number of relatives and friends from her old neighborhood across the river, and from Canton as well, gathered at the home of Mr. J. Eagleson, where a funeral service was conducted by the Rev. Walker M. Alderton, who had been an associate of Harry Penick a number of years ago in the Sunday school of the Baptist church. The body was then laid to rest beside that of her husband in the burial ground of the old Wyaconda church just southwest of Canton near which the family had lived a number of years.
The Canton Press, Canton, Missouri, 22 Feb 1924, Fri • Page 3, Column 6
(Contributor: Pam Witherow)
same stone with Joseph
(Contributor: Linda Trumblee)
MO d/c 4886-b
(Contributor: Pam Witherow)
Died
Anna Elizabeth Ireland was born near Lima, Ill., on Sept.30th, 1851, and passed away at the home or her son, Harry Penick, near Williamstown, Mo., on Sept. 12th, 1924.
She spent her childhood and early womanhood on a farm near Lima. She was united in marriage to Joseph Penick on July 2nd, 1885. To them was born one son, with whom she has made her home since the death of her husband on July 15th, 1908.
She leaves as her immediate relatives her son, Harry, and family of Williamstown; one stepdaughter, Mrs. Nora Howren of St. Regis, Montana; three grandchildren; and a sister, Mrs. Matilda Charlton of Canton. Two sisters and two brothers in her own immediate family preceded her in death.
A brief service of prayer and song was conducted at the home near Williamstown, where Mrs. Penick passed away, after which the body was brought to Canton. Here at ten o'clock on Friday, Feb'y 16th, a number of relatives and friends from her old neighborhood across the river, and from Canton as well, gathered at the home of Mr. J. Eagleson, where a funeral service was conducted by the Rev. Walker M. Alderton, who had been an associate of Harry Penick a number of years ago in the Sunday school of the Baptist church. The body was then laid to rest beside that of her husband in the burial ground of the old Wyaconda church just southwest of Canton near which the family had lived a number of years.
The Canton Press, Canton, Missouri, 22 Feb 1924, Fri • Page 3, Column 6
(Contributor: Pam Witherow)
(Contributor: Linda Trumblee)
MO d/c 4886-b
(Contributor: Pam Witherow)
Died
Anna Elizabeth Ireland was born near Lima, Ill., on Sept.30th, 1851, and passed away at the home or her son, Harry Penick, near Williamstown, Mo., on Sept. 12th, 1924.
She spent her childhood and early womanhood on a farm near Lima. She was united in marriage to Joseph Penick on July 2nd, 1885. To them was born one son, with whom she has made her home since the death of her husband on July 15th, 1908.
She leaves as her immediate relatives her son, Harry, and family of Williamstown; one stepdaughter, Mrs. Nora Howren of St. Regis, Montana; three grandchildren; and a sister, Mrs. Matilda Charlton of Canton. Two sisters and two brothers in her own immediate family preceded her in death.
A brief service of prayer and song was conducted at the home near Williamstown, where Mrs. Penick passed away, after which the body was brought to Canton. Here at ten o'clock on Friday, Feb'y 16th, a number of relatives and friends from her old neighborhood across the river, and from Canton as well, gathered at the home of Mr. J. Eagleson, where a funeral service was conducted by the Rev. Walker M. Alderton, who had been an associate of Harry Penick a number of years ago in the Sunday school of the Baptist church. The body was then laid to rest beside that of her husband in the burial ground of the old Wyaconda church just southwest of Canton near which the family had lived a number of years.
The Canton Press, Canton, Missouri, 22 Feb 1924, Fri • Page 3, Column 6
(Contributor: Pam Witherow)
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