Olivia Loretta Cripps Cann
Olivia was the daughter of George Cripps and Sarah Soper. She married Amon Cann November 20, 1889 in Deckerville, Sanilac, Michigan. After Amon passed in 1917 she remarried to Emerson Youmans. Her headstone is engraved in such a way that you think her maiden name was Youmans rather than Cripps.
Olivia's brother Sylvester Cripps is also buried in Butman Township Cemetery.
From the Gladwin County Record --- January 27, 1960
SERVICES HELD FOR FORMER RESIDENT
Mrs. Olive Loretta Youmans, 88, former Gladwin County resident, died Thursday night at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Iva Hoover, of Midland County. Mrs. Youmans had been in ill health for several months and she had been staying at the Hoover residence since last fall. Mrs. Youmans was born in Canada July 28, 1871. She was married to Amon Cann, who died in 1917, and on October 9, 1947, she married Emerson Youmans in Midland. He died October 16, 1959. Mrs. Youmans had spent most of her life in Gladwin County before moving to Midland in 1947. She had been a life member of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Jessie Simpson of Gladwin, Mrs. Laura Conway, Flint, and Mrs. Hoover of Midland; three sons, Everett and Percy Cann, both of Lincoln Park, and William Cann of Taylor Center; two sisters in Saskatchewan; 13 grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren; a step son, Royalton Youmans, of Midland; one step daughter, Mrs. Mary Conn, of Bay City.
Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 p.m. from the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Elders Robert Campbell and Claude Ludy officiated and burial was in Butman cemetery.
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Olivia was the daughter of George Cripps and Sarah Soper. She married Amon Cann November 20, 1889 in Deckerville, Sanilac, Michigan. After Amon passed in 1917 she remarried to Emerson Youmans. Her headstone is engraved in such a way that you think her maiden name was Youmans rather than Cripps.
Olivia's brother Sylvester Cripps is also buried in Butman Township Cemetery.
From the Gladwin County Record --- January 27, 1960
SERVICES HELD FOR FORMER RESIDENT
Mrs. Olive Loretta Youmans, 88, former Gladwin County resident, died Thursday night at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Iva Hoover, of Midland County. Mrs. Youmans had been in ill health for several months and she had been staying at the Hoover residence since last fall. Mrs. Youmans was born in Canada July 28, 1871. She was married to Amon Cann, who died in 1917, and on October 9, 1947, she married Emerson Youmans in Midland. He died October 16, 1959. Mrs. Youmans had spent most of her life in Gladwin County before moving to Midland in 1947. She had been a life member of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Jessie Simpson of Gladwin, Mrs. Laura Conway, Flint, and Mrs. Hoover of Midland; three sons, Everett and Percy Cann, both of Lincoln Park, and William Cann of Taylor Center; two sisters in Saskatchewan; 13 grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren; a step son, Royalton Youmans, of Midland; one step daughter, Mrs. Mary Conn, of Bay City.
Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 p.m. from the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Elders Robert Campbell and Claude Ludy officiated and burial was in Butman cemetery.
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Olivia Loretta Cripps Cann
Olivia was the daughter of George Cripps and Sarah Soper. She married Amon Cann November 20, 1889 in Deckerville, Sanilac, Michigan. After Amon passed in 1917 she remarried to Emerson Youmans. Her headstone is engraved in such a way that you think her maiden name was Youmans rather than Cripps.
Olivia's brother Sylvester Cripps is also buried in Butman Township Cemetery.
From the Gladwin County Record --- January 27, 1960
SERVICES HELD FOR FORMER RESIDENT
Mrs. Olive Loretta Youmans, 88, former Gladwin County resident, died Thursday night at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Iva Hoover, of Midland County. Mrs. Youmans had been in ill health for several months and she had been staying at the Hoover residence since last fall. Mrs. Youmans was born in Canada July 28, 1871. She was married to Amon Cann, who died in 1917, and on October 9, 1947, she married Emerson Youmans in Midland. He died October 16, 1959. Mrs. Youmans had spent most of her life in Gladwin County before moving to Midland in 1947. She had been a life member of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Jessie Simpson of Gladwin, Mrs. Laura Conway, Flint, and Mrs. Hoover of Midland; three sons, Everett and Percy Cann, both of Lincoln Park, and William Cann of Taylor Center; two sisters in Saskatchewan; 13 grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren; a step son, Royalton Youmans, of Midland; one step daughter, Mrs. Mary Conn, of Bay City.
Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 p.m. from the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Elders Robert Campbell and Claude Ludy officiated and burial was in Butman cemetery.
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Olivia was the daughter of George Cripps and Sarah Soper. She married Amon Cann November 20, 1889 in Deckerville, Sanilac, Michigan. After Amon passed in 1917 she remarried to Emerson Youmans. Her headstone is engraved in such a way that you think her maiden name was Youmans rather than Cripps.
Olivia's brother Sylvester Cripps is also buried in Butman Township Cemetery.
From the Gladwin County Record --- January 27, 1960
SERVICES HELD FOR FORMER RESIDENT
Mrs. Olive Loretta Youmans, 88, former Gladwin County resident, died Thursday night at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Iva Hoover, of Midland County. Mrs. Youmans had been in ill health for several months and she had been staying at the Hoover residence since last fall. Mrs. Youmans was born in Canada July 28, 1871. She was married to Amon Cann, who died in 1917, and on October 9, 1947, she married Emerson Youmans in Midland. He died October 16, 1959. Mrs. Youmans had spent most of her life in Gladwin County before moving to Midland in 1947. She had been a life member of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Jessie Simpson of Gladwin, Mrs. Laura Conway, Flint, and Mrs. Hoover of Midland; three sons, Everett and Percy Cann, both of Lincoln Park, and William Cann of Taylor Center; two sisters in Saskatchewan; 13 grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren; a step son, Royalton Youmans, of Midland; one step daughter, Mrs. Mary Conn, of Bay City.
Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 p.m. from the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Elders Robert Campbell and Claude Ludy officiated and burial was in Butman cemetery.
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