Delima Jolin was born in Canada, August 25, 1836, coming to the United States in 1872. She located in Massachusetts and finally in 1883 came to Union County where she has since resided.
She has been making her home with her children since her husband's death six years ago. She was united in marriage with Henry Jolin at St. Pie, Canada 56 years ago next June. To this union twelve children were born seven of whom still survive, namely, Mrs. Alzire Paquin of Sioux City, Henry, Ed, Nora, Ted, Dona, and Mrs. Frank Bellmer, all of this city.
Deceased was a kind and loving mother and had many friends in this community all of whom are sincerely sorry to hear of her demise.
She has been making her home with her children since her husband's death six years ago. She was united in marriage with Henry Jolin at St. Pie, Canada 56 years ago next June. To this union twelve children were born seven of whom still survive, namely, Mrs. Alzire Paquin of Sioux City, Henry, Ed, Nora, Ted, Dona, and Mrs. Frank Bellmer, all of this city.
Deceased was a kind and loving mother and had many friends in this community all of whom are sincerely sorry to hear of her demise.
Delima Jolin was born in Canada, August 25, 1836, coming to the United States in 1872. She located in Massachusetts and finally in 1883 came to Union County where she has since resided.
She has been making her home with her children since her husband's death six years ago. She was united in marriage with Henry Jolin at St. Pie, Canada 56 years ago next June. To this union twelve children were born seven of whom still survive, namely, Mrs. Alzire Paquin of Sioux City, Henry, Ed, Nora, Ted, Dona, and Mrs. Frank Bellmer, all of this city.
Deceased was a kind and loving mother and had many friends in this community all of whom are sincerely sorry to hear of her demise.
She has been making her home with her children since her husband's death six years ago. She was united in marriage with Henry Jolin at St. Pie, Canada 56 years ago next June. To this union twelve children were born seven of whom still survive, namely, Mrs. Alzire Paquin of Sioux City, Henry, Ed, Nora, Ted, Dona, and Mrs. Frank Bellmer, all of this city.
Deceased was a kind and loving mother and had many friends in this community all of whom are sincerely sorry to hear of her demise.
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