Sarah Ann Everitt, daughter of Allen Everitt and Sally Jane Armstrong, married February 10, 1885 to Benjamin B. Hursh (1856-1912). She had four children - Allen Everitt, Eugene, Mary Louise, Sarah Ellen. After her death her husband, Benjamin B. Hursh, married again to Jennie (Major) Factor on April 25, 1899. They had children: Josephine Major, Benjamin B. III
Published in the Pike County Press, Mlford, Pennsylvania, April 29, 1891:
"Mrs. Benj. B. Hursh died very suddenly and unexpectedly at her home at Hainesville this Monday morning, April 27th. Death was caused by bed fever.
About a week ago, Mrs. Hursh became the mother of a child, her fourth, and was supposed to be getting on nicely when fever developed. She was about 26 years of age and a daughter of Mr. Allen Everitt, of Hainesville. He was a niece of M.C. Everitt, President of the First National Bank of this village. Her husband, who is a prominent farmer, and four children survive her. She was an excellent wife, mother and friend and her death creates genuine sorrow in the entire community."
Published in the Pike County Press, Mlford, Pennsylvania, April 29, 1891:
"Mrs. Benj. B. Hursh died very suddenly and unexpectedly at her home at Hainesville this Monday morning, April 27th. Death was caused by bed fever.
About a week ago, Mrs. Hursh became the mother of a child, her fourth, and was supposed to be getting on nicely when fever developed. She was about 26 years of age and a daughter of Mr. Allen Everitt, of Hainesville. He was a niece of M.C. Everitt, President of the First National Bank of this village. Her husband, who is a prominent farmer, and four children survive her. She was an excellent wife, mother and friend and her death creates genuine sorrow in the entire community."
Sarah Ann Everitt, daughter of Allen Everitt and Sally Jane Armstrong, married February 10, 1885 to Benjamin B. Hursh (1856-1912). She had four children - Allen Everitt, Eugene, Mary Louise, Sarah Ellen. After her death her husband, Benjamin B. Hursh, married again to Jennie (Major) Factor on April 25, 1899. They had children: Josephine Major, Benjamin B. III
Published in the Pike County Press, Mlford, Pennsylvania, April 29, 1891:
"Mrs. Benj. B. Hursh died very suddenly and unexpectedly at her home at Hainesville this Monday morning, April 27th. Death was caused by bed fever.
About a week ago, Mrs. Hursh became the mother of a child, her fourth, and was supposed to be getting on nicely when fever developed. She was about 26 years of age and a daughter of Mr. Allen Everitt, of Hainesville. He was a niece of M.C. Everitt, President of the First National Bank of this village. Her husband, who is a prominent farmer, and four children survive her. She was an excellent wife, mother and friend and her death creates genuine sorrow in the entire community."
Published in the Pike County Press, Mlford, Pennsylvania, April 29, 1891:
"Mrs. Benj. B. Hursh died very suddenly and unexpectedly at her home at Hainesville this Monday morning, April 27th. Death was caused by bed fever.
About a week ago, Mrs. Hursh became the mother of a child, her fourth, and was supposed to be getting on nicely when fever developed. She was about 26 years of age and a daughter of Mr. Allen Everitt, of Hainesville. He was a niece of M.C. Everitt, President of the First National Bank of this village. Her husband, who is a prominent farmer, and four children survive her. She was an excellent wife, mother and friend and her death creates genuine sorrow in the entire community."
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