OBITUARY
The Rochester Sentinel
Wednesday, March 22, 1916
After an illness lasting a year, Mrs. Mary DUCKER, 75 died Wednesday morning at her farm home east of Rochester, of leakage of the heart. She was the widow of Aldridge DUCKER, who died about 28 years ago. Mrs. Ducker had been in poor health for some time and for several months her daughter, Mrs Dolly NORRIS, had been living with her. Bresides the daughter, she leaves one son, Elza DUCKER.
Saturday, March 25, 1916
Mary C. [BIDDLE] daughter of William and Rebecca BIDDLE, was born September 29, 1840, in Fulton county, Ind., on the farm adjoining the one on which she died March 22, 1916. She was married to Aldridge DUCKER and to this union three children were born, William [DUCKER], who died in infancy, Maude NORRIS and Elza DUCKER. Mr. Ducker died Nov. 11, 1888. Besides two children, she leaves four sisters, Mrs. Sarah POWELL of Macy, Mrs. Eliza BOZARTH, Susan BIDDLE of Rochester and Mrs. ANDERSON of Akron. When very young she united with the Methodist church and always lived a Christian life. At her death she was a member of the United Brethren church. Funeral services Sunday at one o'clock at the Mt. Hope church. Rev. Samuel McNEELY in charge. Of the four surviving sisters the youngest is 72 and the oldest, 87.
The Rochester Sentinel
Wednesday, March 22, 1916
After an illness lasting a year, Mrs. Mary DUCKER, 75 died Wednesday morning at her farm home east of Rochester, of leakage of the heart. She was the widow of Aldridge DUCKER, who died about 28 years ago. Mrs. Ducker had been in poor health for some time and for several months her daughter, Mrs Dolly NORRIS, had been living with her. Bresides the daughter, she leaves one son, Elza DUCKER.
Saturday, March 25, 1916
Mary C. [BIDDLE] daughter of William and Rebecca BIDDLE, was born September 29, 1840, in Fulton county, Ind., on the farm adjoining the one on which she died March 22, 1916. She was married to Aldridge DUCKER and to this union three children were born, William [DUCKER], who died in infancy, Maude NORRIS and Elza DUCKER. Mr. Ducker died Nov. 11, 1888. Besides two children, she leaves four sisters, Mrs. Sarah POWELL of Macy, Mrs. Eliza BOZARTH, Susan BIDDLE of Rochester and Mrs. ANDERSON of Akron. When very young she united with the Methodist church and always lived a Christian life. At her death she was a member of the United Brethren church. Funeral services Sunday at one o'clock at the Mt. Hope church. Rev. Samuel McNEELY in charge. Of the four surviving sisters the youngest is 72 and the oldest, 87.
OBITUARY
The Rochester Sentinel
Wednesday, March 22, 1916
After an illness lasting a year, Mrs. Mary DUCKER, 75 died Wednesday morning at her farm home east of Rochester, of leakage of the heart. She was the widow of Aldridge DUCKER, who died about 28 years ago. Mrs. Ducker had been in poor health for some time and for several months her daughter, Mrs Dolly NORRIS, had been living with her. Bresides the daughter, she leaves one son, Elza DUCKER.
Saturday, March 25, 1916
Mary C. [BIDDLE] daughter of William and Rebecca BIDDLE, was born September 29, 1840, in Fulton county, Ind., on the farm adjoining the one on which she died March 22, 1916. She was married to Aldridge DUCKER and to this union three children were born, William [DUCKER], who died in infancy, Maude NORRIS and Elza DUCKER. Mr. Ducker died Nov. 11, 1888. Besides two children, she leaves four sisters, Mrs. Sarah POWELL of Macy, Mrs. Eliza BOZARTH, Susan BIDDLE of Rochester and Mrs. ANDERSON of Akron. When very young she united with the Methodist church and always lived a Christian life. At her death she was a member of the United Brethren church. Funeral services Sunday at one o'clock at the Mt. Hope church. Rev. Samuel McNEELY in charge. Of the four surviving sisters the youngest is 72 and the oldest, 87.
The Rochester Sentinel
Wednesday, March 22, 1916
After an illness lasting a year, Mrs. Mary DUCKER, 75 died Wednesday morning at her farm home east of Rochester, of leakage of the heart. She was the widow of Aldridge DUCKER, who died about 28 years ago. Mrs. Ducker had been in poor health for some time and for several months her daughter, Mrs Dolly NORRIS, had been living with her. Bresides the daughter, she leaves one son, Elza DUCKER.
Saturday, March 25, 1916
Mary C. [BIDDLE] daughter of William and Rebecca BIDDLE, was born September 29, 1840, in Fulton county, Ind., on the farm adjoining the one on which she died March 22, 1916. She was married to Aldridge DUCKER and to this union three children were born, William [DUCKER], who died in infancy, Maude NORRIS and Elza DUCKER. Mr. Ducker died Nov. 11, 1888. Besides two children, she leaves four sisters, Mrs. Sarah POWELL of Macy, Mrs. Eliza BOZARTH, Susan BIDDLE of Rochester and Mrs. ANDERSON of Akron. When very young she united with the Methodist church and always lived a Christian life. At her death she was a member of the United Brethren church. Funeral services Sunday at one o'clock at the Mt. Hope church. Rev. Samuel McNEELY in charge. Of the four surviving sisters the youngest is 72 and the oldest, 87.
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