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Mrs. Jos. Williard
Dies at Home
Here after long illness
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Mrs. Edith Williard, wife of Joseph Williard,
a daughter of the late Jacob & Maggie Veight Hoeh;she
died at her home at 131 Station street last night
at 9:35 o'clock. An affliction of the heart complicated with other disorders caused her death after an acute illness of three months.
The deceased was born on the Hoeh farm a short distance
south of Punxsutawney, on March 5, 1875.
She grew to young womanhood there and 27 years ago
became the wife of Joseph Williard.
She leaves her husband,
two daughters:
~ Mrs. Walter Neal of Hillman;
~ Mrs. Larue Hepburn, at home and
one son, Grant Williard of Punxsutawney.
Burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
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Source:
Unknown local newspaper dated 4/29/1920
Additional Sources:
~ Jefferson County Pennsylvania Marriage License Docket # 509;dated 8 March 1892,which shows Joseph M. Williyard and Edith M. Hoeh,who states she is the daughter of Jacob & Elizabeth Hoeh of Bell Township.
~ The Pennsylvania Department of Vital Records-Death Certificate Number- 51534; which states she was a daughter of Jacob & Maggie Veight Heoh.
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Mrs. Jos. Williard
Dies at Home
Here after long illness
--------
Mrs. Edith Williard, wife of Joseph Williard,
a daughter of the late Jacob & Maggie Veight Hoeh;she
died at her home at 131 Station street last night
at 9:35 o'clock. An affliction of the heart complicated with other disorders caused her death after an acute illness of three months.
The deceased was born on the Hoeh farm a short distance
south of Punxsutawney, on March 5, 1875.
She grew to young womanhood there and 27 years ago
became the wife of Joseph Williard.
She leaves her husband,
two daughters:
~ Mrs. Walter Neal of Hillman;
~ Mrs. Larue Hepburn, at home and
one son, Grant Williard of Punxsutawney.
Burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
----------
Source:
Unknown local newspaper dated 4/29/1920
Additional Sources:
~ Jefferson County Pennsylvania Marriage License Docket # 509;dated 8 March 1892,which shows Joseph M. Williyard and Edith M. Hoeh,who states she is the daughter of Jacob & Elizabeth Hoeh of Bell Township.
~ The Pennsylvania Department of Vital Records-Death Certificate Number- 51534; which states she was a daughter of Jacob & Maggie Veight Heoh.
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Mrs. Jos. Williard
Dies at Home
Here after long illness
--------
Mrs. Edith Williard, wife of Joseph Williard,
a daughter of the late Jacob & Maggie Veight Hoeh;she
died at her home at 131 Station street last night
at 9:35 o'clock. An affliction of the heart complicated with other disorders caused her death after an acute illness of three months.
The deceased was born on the Hoeh farm a short distance
south of Punxsutawney, on March 5, 1875.
She grew to young womanhood there and 27 years ago
became the wife of Joseph Williard.
She leaves her husband,
two daughters:
~ Mrs. Walter Neal of Hillman;
~ Mrs. Larue Hepburn, at home and
one son, Grant Williard of Punxsutawney.
Burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
----------
Source:
Unknown local newspaper dated 4/29/1920
Additional Sources:
~ Jefferson County Pennsylvania Marriage License Docket # 509;dated 8 March 1892,which shows Joseph M. Williyard and Edith M. Hoeh,who states she is the daughter of Jacob & Elizabeth Hoeh of Bell Township.
~ The Pennsylvania Department of Vital Records-Death Certificate Number- 51534; which states she was a daughter of Jacob & Maggie Veight Heoh.
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Mrs. Jos. Williard
Dies at Home
Here after long illness
--------
Mrs. Edith Williard, wife of Joseph Williard,
a daughter of the late Jacob & Maggie Veight Hoeh;she
died at her home at 131 Station street last night
at 9:35 o'clock. An affliction of the heart complicated with other disorders caused her death after an acute illness of three months.
The deceased was born on the Hoeh farm a short distance
south of Punxsutawney, on March 5, 1875.
She grew to young womanhood there and 27 years ago
became the wife of Joseph Williard.
She leaves her husband,
two daughters:
~ Mrs. Walter Neal of Hillman;
~ Mrs. Larue Hepburn, at home and
one son, Grant Williard of Punxsutawney.
Burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
----------
Source:
Unknown local newspaper dated 4/29/1920
Additional Sources:
~ Jefferson County Pennsylvania Marriage License Docket # 509;dated 8 March 1892,which shows Joseph M. Williyard and Edith M. Hoeh,who states she is the daughter of Jacob & Elizabeth Hoeh of Bell Township.
~ The Pennsylvania Department of Vital Records-Death Certificate Number- 51534; which states she was a daughter of Jacob & Maggie Veight Heoh.
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