This death notice is from my mother's files. The source was not recorded. I believe the source was the Mount Holly Herald, February 7, 1914, page 2, column 3. See the Burlington County Library Newspaper Index (online).
DEACON -- On February 1st, 1914, Mary A., widow of George Gilbert Deacon, Sr.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from the parlors of William W. Slack, 115 East Broad Street, Burlington, on Wednesday, February 4th, at 11 o'clock a. m. Interment private, Odd Fellows' Cemetery.
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She was first married to Edward Hancock in Illinois. They had four children. She left Edward for George in 1867; Edward filed for divorce in 1872. She and George had four children, three in Illinois and one in Iowa. They moved to New Jersey before 1880. Census forms give several birth locations for Mary: Ohio, Illinois, and Ireland. Ohio is most likely correct. Her parents were Hartshorne White (1805-1879) and Ann Chasey or Chacy.
Note: Edward Hancock was George Deacon's uncle.
She is my third great grandmother and my fifth great aunt.
DEACON -- On February 1st, 1914, Mary A., widow of George Gilbert Deacon, Sr.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from the parlors of William W. Slack, 115 East Broad Street, Burlington, on Wednesday, February 4th, at 11 o'clock a. m. Interment private, Odd Fellows' Cemetery.
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She was first married to Edward Hancock in Illinois. They had four children. She left Edward for George in 1867; Edward filed for divorce in 1872. She and George had four children, three in Illinois and one in Iowa. They moved to New Jersey before 1880. Census forms give several birth locations for Mary: Ohio, Illinois, and Ireland. Ohio is most likely correct. Her parents were Hartshorne White (1805-1879) and Ann Chasey or Chacy.
Note: Edward Hancock was George Deacon's uncle.
She is my third great grandmother and my fifth great aunt.
This death notice is from my mother's files. The source was not recorded. I believe the source was the Mount Holly Herald, February 7, 1914, page 2, column 3. See the Burlington County Library Newspaper Index (online).
DEACON -- On February 1st, 1914, Mary A., widow of George Gilbert Deacon, Sr.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from the parlors of William W. Slack, 115 East Broad Street, Burlington, on Wednesday, February 4th, at 11 o'clock a. m. Interment private, Odd Fellows' Cemetery.
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She was first married to Edward Hancock in Illinois. They had four children. She left Edward for George in 1867; Edward filed for divorce in 1872. She and George had four children, three in Illinois and one in Iowa. They moved to New Jersey before 1880. Census forms give several birth locations for Mary: Ohio, Illinois, and Ireland. Ohio is most likely correct. Her parents were Hartshorne White (1805-1879) and Ann Chasey or Chacy.
Note: Edward Hancock was George Deacon's uncle.
She is my third great grandmother and my fifth great aunt.
DEACON -- On February 1st, 1914, Mary A., widow of George Gilbert Deacon, Sr.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from the parlors of William W. Slack, 115 East Broad Street, Burlington, on Wednesday, February 4th, at 11 o'clock a. m. Interment private, Odd Fellows' Cemetery.
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She was first married to Edward Hancock in Illinois. They had four children. She left Edward for George in 1867; Edward filed for divorce in 1872. She and George had four children, three in Illinois and one in Iowa. They moved to New Jersey before 1880. Census forms give several birth locations for Mary: Ohio, Illinois, and Ireland. Ohio is most likely correct. Her parents were Hartshorne White (1805-1879) and Ann Chasey or Chacy.
Note: Edward Hancock was George Deacon's uncle.
She is my third great grandmother and my fifth great aunt.
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