Suggested edit: First husband Isaac Wilson (1810-1846), married January 16, 1834, Stark County, Ohio..
The Stark County Democrat (Canton, OH)
June 1, 1900, page 7
Octogenarian Dead
Mrs. Anna Firestone Leaves Many Relatives to Mourn For Her
Anna Firestone died at an early hour this morning at her late home, No. 462 Charles street, of paralysis, after an illness of six weeks, at the age of 83 years. She was the relict of the late Isaac Wilson and was afterward married to Mathias Firestone, who, 29 years ago, preceded her to the grave. Mrs. Firestone was a native of Stark county and had resided here during her entire life. She was a member of the Simpson Avenue church. She is survived by Mrs. Lillie Mayer, Ash Grove Mo.; H. I. Firestone, Chicago; Mary Wyant, Garber, Mo.; William Firestone, Marlboro; Rev. Mrs. Gledhill, Petersburg; Mrs. Osie Pittis, Washington, D. C.; and P. M. Wilson, of this city; 30 grand children and five great grandchildren. The funeral service will take place from Simpson Avenue M. E. church Friday at 1 o'clock, Rev. Church officiating. Interment will take place at Westlawn cemetery.
Contributor: Beth Martin (47486969)
The Stark County Democrat (Canton, OH)
June 5, 1900, page 2
Funeral of Mrs. Firestone
The funeral service over the remains of the late Anna Firestone took place from the Simpson Avenue M.E. church Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Rev. Church, assisted by members of the church choir, officiated. Many friends of the deceased attended and the tributes of bowers which literally covered the casket showed the esteem in which Mother Firestone was held by all who knew her. Rev. Church spoke of the many virtues of the deceased, and entreated those who desired a life immortal to follow the examples set by her who has now passed beyond the vale of trials and sorrow. The remains were taken to Mapleton for internment.
Contributor: James Blodgett (46898800)
The Stark County Democrat (Canton, OH)
June 1, 1900, page 7
Octogenarian Dead
Mrs. Anna Firestone Leaves Many Relatives to Mourn For Her
Anna Firestone died at an early hour this morning at her late home, No. 462 Charles street, of paralysis, after an illness of six weeks, at the age of 83 years. She was the relict of the late Isaac Wilson and was afterward married to Mathias Firestone, who, 29 years ago, preceded her to the grave. Mrs. Firestone was a native of Stark county and had resided here during her entire life. She was a member of the Simpson Avenue church. She is survived by Mrs. Lillie Mayer, Ash Grove Mo.; H. I. Firestone, Chicago; Mary Wyant, Garber, Mo.; William Firestone, Marlboro; Rev. Mrs. Gledhill, Petersburg; Mrs. Osie Pittis, Washington, D. C.; and P. M. Wilson, of this city; 30 grand children and five great grandchildren. The funeral service will take place from Simpson Avenue M. E. church Friday at 1 o'clock, Rev. Church officiating. Interment will take place at Westlawn cemetery.
Contributor: Beth Martin (47486969)
The Stark County Democrat (Canton, OH)
June 5, 1900, page 2
Funeral of Mrs. Firestone
The funeral service over the remains of the late Anna Firestone took place from the Simpson Avenue M.E. church Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Rev. Church, assisted by members of the church choir, officiated. Many friends of the deceased attended and the tributes of bowers which literally covered the casket showed the esteem in which Mother Firestone was held by all who knew her. Rev. Church spoke of the many virtues of the deceased, and entreated those who desired a life immortal to follow the examples set by her who has now passed beyond the vale of trials and sorrow. The remains were taken to Mapleton for internment.
Contributor: James Blodgett (46898800)
Suggested edit: First husband Isaac Wilson (1810-1846), married January 16, 1834, Stark County, Ohio..
The Stark County Democrat (Canton, OH)
June 1, 1900, page 7
Octogenarian Dead
Mrs. Anna Firestone Leaves Many Relatives to Mourn For Her
Anna Firestone died at an early hour this morning at her late home, No. 462 Charles street, of paralysis, after an illness of six weeks, at the age of 83 years. She was the relict of the late Isaac Wilson and was afterward married to Mathias Firestone, who, 29 years ago, preceded her to the grave. Mrs. Firestone was a native of Stark county and had resided here during her entire life. She was a member of the Simpson Avenue church. She is survived by Mrs. Lillie Mayer, Ash Grove Mo.; H. I. Firestone, Chicago; Mary Wyant, Garber, Mo.; William Firestone, Marlboro; Rev. Mrs. Gledhill, Petersburg; Mrs. Osie Pittis, Washington, D. C.; and P. M. Wilson, of this city; 30 grand children and five great grandchildren. The funeral service will take place from Simpson Avenue M. E. church Friday at 1 o'clock, Rev. Church officiating. Interment will take place at Westlawn cemetery.
Contributor: Beth Martin (47486969)
The Stark County Democrat (Canton, OH)
June 5, 1900, page 2
Funeral of Mrs. Firestone
The funeral service over the remains of the late Anna Firestone took place from the Simpson Avenue M.E. church Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Rev. Church, assisted by members of the church choir, officiated. Many friends of the deceased attended and the tributes of bowers which literally covered the casket showed the esteem in which Mother Firestone was held by all who knew her. Rev. Church spoke of the many virtues of the deceased, and entreated those who desired a life immortal to follow the examples set by her who has now passed beyond the vale of trials and sorrow. The remains were taken to Mapleton for internment.
Contributor: James Blodgett (46898800)
The Stark County Democrat (Canton, OH)
June 1, 1900, page 7
Octogenarian Dead
Mrs. Anna Firestone Leaves Many Relatives to Mourn For Her
Anna Firestone died at an early hour this morning at her late home, No. 462 Charles street, of paralysis, after an illness of six weeks, at the age of 83 years. She was the relict of the late Isaac Wilson and was afterward married to Mathias Firestone, who, 29 years ago, preceded her to the grave. Mrs. Firestone was a native of Stark county and had resided here during her entire life. She was a member of the Simpson Avenue church. She is survived by Mrs. Lillie Mayer, Ash Grove Mo.; H. I. Firestone, Chicago; Mary Wyant, Garber, Mo.; William Firestone, Marlboro; Rev. Mrs. Gledhill, Petersburg; Mrs. Osie Pittis, Washington, D. C.; and P. M. Wilson, of this city; 30 grand children and five great grandchildren. The funeral service will take place from Simpson Avenue M. E. church Friday at 1 o'clock, Rev. Church officiating. Interment will take place at Westlawn cemetery.
Contributor: Beth Martin (47486969)
The Stark County Democrat (Canton, OH)
June 5, 1900, page 2
Funeral of Mrs. Firestone
The funeral service over the remains of the late Anna Firestone took place from the Simpson Avenue M.E. church Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Rev. Church, assisted by members of the church choir, officiated. Many friends of the deceased attended and the tributes of bowers which literally covered the casket showed the esteem in which Mother Firestone was held by all who knew her. Rev. Church spoke of the many virtues of the deceased, and entreated those who desired a life immortal to follow the examples set by her who has now passed beyond the vale of trials and sorrow. The remains were taken to Mapleton for internment.
Contributor: James Blodgett (46898800)
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