Born and died in East Boston, Mass. Aged 73y
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Died, Friday, Sept. 29, at Boston, Mass., Mrs. J. L. Crane.
Mrs. Crane was the widow of the late Rev. James L. Crane, formerly one of the best known ministers of the Illinois Methodist Episcopal conference and for some years presiding elder of this district. He was chaplain of Col. Ulysses S. Grant's regiment, the 21st Illinois, during the civil war and served as postmaster of Springfield for eight years under Grant's administrations. Mrs. Crane during her residence in Springfield was the center of a large circle of friendship.
She is survived by five sons and one daughter, all of whom have the sympathy of many friends in this, their old home. Of the sons, Charles A. and Frank are prominent ministers of the MEthodist church, the former at Boston and the latter at Chicago. Williams is a physician, residing at Crawfordsville, Ind.; James lives in Texas and is engaged in the abstract and title business and John M. is a well-known newspaper writer. The daughter, Miss Carrie, is a teacher of music at Boston.
The remains will arrive here Sunday evening over the Wabash railroad, and interment will take place in Oak Ridge cemetery on Monday.
IL State Journal, Springfield, IL, 9-30-1899
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Massachusetts Deaths
Name Elizabeth M. Mayo Crane
Event Type Death
Event Date 29 Sep 1899
Event Place Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts
Residence Place Boston, Mass.
Gender Female
Age 73
Marital Status Widowed
Occupation At Home
Birthplace Paris, Ill.
Birth Year (Estimated) 1825
Burial Place Springfield, Ill.
Father's Name Jonathan Mayo
Father's Birthplace Va.
Mother's Name Sarah Morgan
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Died, Friday, Sept. 29, at Boston, Mass., Mrs. J. L. Crane.
Mrs. Crane was the widow of the late Rev. James L. Crane, formerly one of the best known ministers of the Illinois Methodist Episcopal conference and for some years presiding elder of this district. He was chaplain of Col. Ulysses S. Grant's regiment, the 21st Illinois, during the civil war and served as postmaster of Springfield for eight years under Grant's administrations. Mrs. Crane during her residence in Springfield was the center of a large circle of friendship.
She is survived by five sons and one daughter, all of whom have the sympathy of many friends in this, their old home. Of the sons, Charles A. and Frank are prominent ministers of the MEthodist church, the former at Boston and the latter at Chicago. Williams is a physician, residing at Crawfordsville, Ind.; James lives in Texas and is engaged in the abstract and title business and John M. is a well-known newspaper writer. The daughter, Miss Carrie, is a teacher of music at Boston.
The remains will arrive here Sunday evening over the Wabash railroad, and interment will take place in Oak Ridge cemetery on Monday.
IL State Journal, Springfield, IL, 9-30-1899
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Massachusetts Deaths
Name Elizabeth M. Mayo Crane
Event Type Death
Event Date 29 Sep 1899
Event Place Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts
Residence Place Boston, Mass.
Gender Female
Age 73
Marital Status Widowed
Occupation At Home
Birthplace Paris, Ill.
Birth Year (Estimated) 1825
Burial Place Springfield, Ill.
Father's Name Jonathan Mayo
Father's Birthplace Va.
Mother's Name Sarah Morgan
Born and died in East Boston, Mass. Aged 73y
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Died, Friday, Sept. 29, at Boston, Mass., Mrs. J. L. Crane.
Mrs. Crane was the widow of the late Rev. James L. Crane, formerly one of the best known ministers of the Illinois Methodist Episcopal conference and for some years presiding elder of this district. He was chaplain of Col. Ulysses S. Grant's regiment, the 21st Illinois, during the civil war and served as postmaster of Springfield for eight years under Grant's administrations. Mrs. Crane during her residence in Springfield was the center of a large circle of friendship.
She is survived by five sons and one daughter, all of whom have the sympathy of many friends in this, their old home. Of the sons, Charles A. and Frank are prominent ministers of the MEthodist church, the former at Boston and the latter at Chicago. Williams is a physician, residing at Crawfordsville, Ind.; James lives in Texas and is engaged in the abstract and title business and John M. is a well-known newspaper writer. The daughter, Miss Carrie, is a teacher of music at Boston.
The remains will arrive here Sunday evening over the Wabash railroad, and interment will take place in Oak Ridge cemetery on Monday.
IL State Journal, Springfield, IL, 9-30-1899
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Massachusetts Deaths
Name Elizabeth M. Mayo Crane
Event Type Death
Event Date 29 Sep 1899
Event Place Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts
Residence Place Boston, Mass.
Gender Female
Age 73
Marital Status Widowed
Occupation At Home
Birthplace Paris, Ill.
Birth Year (Estimated) 1825
Burial Place Springfield, Ill.
Father's Name Jonathan Mayo
Father's Birthplace Va.
Mother's Name Sarah Morgan
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Died, Friday, Sept. 29, at Boston, Mass., Mrs. J. L. Crane.
Mrs. Crane was the widow of the late Rev. James L. Crane, formerly one of the best known ministers of the Illinois Methodist Episcopal conference and for some years presiding elder of this district. He was chaplain of Col. Ulysses S. Grant's regiment, the 21st Illinois, during the civil war and served as postmaster of Springfield for eight years under Grant's administrations. Mrs. Crane during her residence in Springfield was the center of a large circle of friendship.
She is survived by five sons and one daughter, all of whom have the sympathy of many friends in this, their old home. Of the sons, Charles A. and Frank are prominent ministers of the MEthodist church, the former at Boston and the latter at Chicago. Williams is a physician, residing at Crawfordsville, Ind.; James lives in Texas and is engaged in the abstract and title business and John M. is a well-known newspaper writer. The daughter, Miss Carrie, is a teacher of music at Boston.
The remains will arrive here Sunday evening over the Wabash railroad, and interment will take place in Oak Ridge cemetery on Monday.
IL State Journal, Springfield, IL, 9-30-1899
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Massachusetts Deaths
Name Elizabeth M. Mayo Crane
Event Type Death
Event Date 29 Sep 1899
Event Place Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts
Residence Place Boston, Mass.
Gender Female
Age 73
Marital Status Widowed
Occupation At Home
Birthplace Paris, Ill.
Birth Year (Estimated) 1825
Burial Place Springfield, Ill.
Father's Name Jonathan Mayo
Father's Birthplace Va.
Mother's Name Sarah Morgan
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