MARY PEPPARD (d. 1912)
MRS. THOMAS PEPPARD MEEME. PIONEER IS CALLED BY DEATH
Another pioneer settler of the county has joined the increasing ranks of the dead. Mrs. Thomas Peppard, one of the oldest settlers of Meeme responding to Death's summons early today, following an illness of five years, during much of which time she was helpless. Mrs. Peppard
suffered a stroke of paralysis some years ago and had never recovered and for some time passed had been failing.
Mrs. Peppard, who is the mother of Mrs. A.J. Clark of this city, was a native of County Clare Ireland and was 83 years of age and had resided at Meeme since 1854, having made her home on the same farm for fifty eight years. An aged husband and ten children survive, the children being Mrs. Clark and J.H. Peppard, city, James, Daniel, Mary
and Mrs. E. Shallue, Meeme, Thomas, Seattle; Nellie, Chicago; Mrs. C. Pollard, Salom, Neb., Mrs. A. O'Conner, Oklahoma. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
Manitowoc Daily Herald, Saturday, February 17, 1912 P.1
MRS. THOMAS PEPPARD MEEME. PIONEER IS CALLED BY DEATH
Another pioneer settler of the county has joined the increasing ranks of the dead. Mrs. Thomas Peppard, one of the oldest settlers of Meeme responding to Death's summons early today, following an illness of five years, during much of which time she was helpless. Mrs. Peppard
suffered a stroke of paralysis some years ago and had never recovered and for some time passed had been failing.
Mrs. Peppard, who is the mother of Mrs. A.J. Clark of this city, was a native of County Clare Ireland and was 83 years of age and had resided at Meeme since 1854, having made her home on the same farm for fifty eight years. An aged husband and ten children survive, the children being Mrs. Clark and J.H. Peppard, city, James, Daniel, Mary
and Mrs. E. Shallue, Meeme, Thomas, Seattle; Nellie, Chicago; Mrs. C. Pollard, Salom, Neb., Mrs. A. O'Conner, Oklahoma. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
Manitowoc Daily Herald, Saturday, February 17, 1912 P.1
MARY PEPPARD (d. 1912)
MRS. THOMAS PEPPARD MEEME. PIONEER IS CALLED BY DEATH
Another pioneer settler of the county has joined the increasing ranks of the dead. Mrs. Thomas Peppard, one of the oldest settlers of Meeme responding to Death's summons early today, following an illness of five years, during much of which time she was helpless. Mrs. Peppard
suffered a stroke of paralysis some years ago and had never recovered and for some time passed had been failing.
Mrs. Peppard, who is the mother of Mrs. A.J. Clark of this city, was a native of County Clare Ireland and was 83 years of age and had resided at Meeme since 1854, having made her home on the same farm for fifty eight years. An aged husband and ten children survive, the children being Mrs. Clark and J.H. Peppard, city, James, Daniel, Mary
and Mrs. E. Shallue, Meeme, Thomas, Seattle; Nellie, Chicago; Mrs. C. Pollard, Salom, Neb., Mrs. A. O'Conner, Oklahoma. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
Manitowoc Daily Herald, Saturday, February 17, 1912 P.1
MRS. THOMAS PEPPARD MEEME. PIONEER IS CALLED BY DEATH
Another pioneer settler of the county has joined the increasing ranks of the dead. Mrs. Thomas Peppard, one of the oldest settlers of Meeme responding to Death's summons early today, following an illness of five years, during much of which time she was helpless. Mrs. Peppard
suffered a stroke of paralysis some years ago and had never recovered and for some time passed had been failing.
Mrs. Peppard, who is the mother of Mrs. A.J. Clark of this city, was a native of County Clare Ireland and was 83 years of age and had resided at Meeme since 1854, having made her home on the same farm for fifty eight years. An aged husband and ten children survive, the children being Mrs. Clark and J.H. Peppard, city, James, Daniel, Mary
and Mrs. E. Shallue, Meeme, Thomas, Seattle; Nellie, Chicago; Mrs. C. Pollard, Salom, Neb., Mrs. A. O'Conner, Oklahoma. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
Manitowoc Daily Herald, Saturday, February 17, 1912 P.1
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