Mrs. Jennie Forrester Kenning, aged 74, wife of John Kenning, a resident of Bellevue for more than 60 years, died yesterday at her home, 405 Grant ave., Bellevue. Mrs. Kenning was born on the Northside. She was a charter member of the Bellevue United Presbyterian church and was active in the various womens' societies of the church. She is survived by her husband, five daughters, Mrs. W.H. Stotz of Crafton, Mrs. P.D. Beatty of Crafton, Mrs. C.E. McCurdy of Bellevue, Miss Jessie and Miss Elsie at home, and a son, H.R. Kenning of Sewickley. (Pittsburgh Press, January 6, 1916.)
Mrs. Jennie Forrester Kenning, aged 74, wife of John Kenning, a resident of Bellevue for more than 60 years, died yesterday at her home, 405 Grant ave., Bellevue. Mrs. Kenning was born on the Northside. She was a charter member of the Bellevue United Presbyterian church and was active in the various womens' societies of the church. She is survived by her husband, five daughters, Mrs. W.H. Stotz of Crafton, Mrs. P.D. Beatty of Crafton, Mrs. C.E. McCurdy of Bellevue, Miss Jessie and Miss Elsie at home, and a son, H.R. Kenning of Sewickley. (Pittsburgh Press, January 6, 1916.)
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