Mrs Charles E. Will January 1947
Mrs, Emily Will, 78, wife of Charles Will of 1319 Ferry Street, died at Easton Hospital at 1030am this morning after an illness of six weeks.
A native of England, Mrs. Will had lived in the United States for sixty years. She came to Easton from Hazleton 48 years ago. She was a member of the Trinity Episcopal Church.
Besides her husband, Mrs Will is survived by three sons, Frank, Charles and Richard all of Easton; a daughter, Miss Dorothy Will of Easton and seven grandchildren.
Mrs, Emily Will, 78, wife of Charles Will of 1319 Ferry Street, died at Easton Hospital at 1030am this morning after an illness of six weeks.
A native of England, Mrs. Will had lived in the United States for sixty years. She came to Easton from Hazleton 48 years ago. She was a member of the Trinity Episcopal Church.
Besides her husband, Mrs Will is survived by three sons, Frank, Charles and Richard all of Easton; a daughter, Miss Dorothy Will of Easton and seven grandchildren.
Mrs Charles E. Will January 1947
Mrs, Emily Will, 78, wife of Charles Will of 1319 Ferry Street, died at Easton Hospital at 1030am this morning after an illness of six weeks.
A native of England, Mrs. Will had lived in the United States for sixty years. She came to Easton from Hazleton 48 years ago. She was a member of the Trinity Episcopal Church.
Besides her husband, Mrs Will is survived by three sons, Frank, Charles and Richard all of Easton; a daughter, Miss Dorothy Will of Easton and seven grandchildren.
Mrs, Emily Will, 78, wife of Charles Will of 1319 Ferry Street, died at Easton Hospital at 1030am this morning after an illness of six weeks.
A native of England, Mrs. Will had lived in the United States for sixty years. She came to Easton from Hazleton 48 years ago. She was a member of the Trinity Episcopal Church.
Besides her husband, Mrs Will is survived by three sons, Frank, Charles and Richard all of Easton; a daughter, Miss Dorothy Will of Easton and seven grandchildren.
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