Oakland, March 29- Miss Jennie Stewart, a missionary, died at her home, 767 11th Street, after a long illness. She had lived in Oakland for many years and was a devoted worker among the Chinese. She had for some time conducted a class in the Chinese Mission school of this city and was one of the founders of the organization.
She was born in New York but came to this state when very young and received her education here. She is survived by a sister, Mrs. C. Arnold of Santa Rosa. *Source- The San Francisco Call, 30 Mar 1913, Sun · Page 24
*More information can be found on Miss Stewart on her friend, Chew Chu , memorial.
She was born in New York but came to this state when very young and received her education here. She is survived by a sister, Mrs. C. Arnold of Santa Rosa. *Source- The San Francisco Call, 30 Mar 1913, Sun · Page 24
*More information can be found on Miss Stewart on her friend, Chew Chu , memorial.
Oakland, March 29- Miss Jennie Stewart, a missionary, died at her home, 767 11th Street, after a long illness. She had lived in Oakland for many years and was a devoted worker among the Chinese. She had for some time conducted a class in the Chinese Mission school of this city and was one of the founders of the organization.
She was born in New York but came to this state when very young and received her education here. She is survived by a sister, Mrs. C. Arnold of Santa Rosa. *Source- The San Francisco Call, 30 Mar 1913, Sun · Page 24
*More information can be found on Miss Stewart on her friend, Chew Chu , memorial.
She was born in New York but came to this state when very young and received her education here. She is survived by a sister, Mrs. C. Arnold of Santa Rosa. *Source- The San Francisco Call, 30 Mar 1913, Sun · Page 24
*More information can be found on Miss Stewart on her friend, Chew Chu , memorial.
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