She lived her later years with her daughter Annie until her death (better known as Aunt Sis). While Annie was ironing one day, passing through her room with the irons from the stove to where she was ironing, she noticed her mother reading a newspaper about a fat black man, the article was humorous and she started to giggle and dropped her paper. Her mother had bent over, Annie thought she was just picking up her paper. The next time she passed through, her mother was still bent over. She had had a stroke. She lingered on for a couple days before passing on.
She lived her later years with her daughter Annie until her death (better known as Aunt Sis). While Annie was ironing one day, passing through her room with the irons from the stove to where she was ironing, she noticed her mother reading a newspaper about a fat black man, the article was humorous and she started to giggle and dropped her paper. Her mother had bent over, Annie thought she was just picking up her paper. The next time she passed through, her mother was still bent over. She had had a stroke. She lingered on for a couple days before passing on.
Family Members
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Margaret Jewell Hall
1826 – unknown
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Elizabeth Jane Jewell Sweeney
1827 – unknown
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Isaac A. Jewell
1828–1912
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PFC William Hamilton Jewell
1830–1895
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Thomas Wesley Jewell
1831–1898
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James David Jewell
1833–1911
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Asa H. Jewell
1835–1898
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Martha A. Jewell Doyle
1837–1903
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Christina Frances Jewell Bailey Roach
1840–1913
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George Washington Jewell
1846–1903
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Charles White Jewell
1846 – unknown
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