Margaret Elizabeth, oldest daughter of William and Katherine Wilson, was born Oct. 6th, 1853 in Jefferson County, Iowa. Her girlhood was spent near Fairfield and Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. At the age of fourteen she united with the Methodist church. She was a faithful christian and ardent reader of her bible and under the most trying circumstances always trusted her master. On November 29th, 1882 at Saiina, Iowa, she was united in marriage to Henry C. Allender, to this union were born four children, all of whom survive their mother.
On March 22, 1898, her husband died leaving her a widow with four small children.
October 13, 1903 at Russell, Iowa, she was married to Mr. Eli B. Hudson.
In the spring of 1910 with Mr. Hudson she came to Wyoming and located on a homestead about 12 miles northeast of Cheyenne.
When here she was the inspiration of the community. When anyone was discouraged, she would encourage.
Aunt Maggie, as she was known was loved by everyone.
She was a devoted wife, a loving mother and a kind friend and neighbor. She fell peacefully asleep Monday morning February 21, 1921.
She leaves to mourn her loss, a husband, four children—Mrs. Daisy Hudson of Cheyenne. Wyo., Mrs. Josephine Everest of Newberg,
Oregon, Mr. Baker M. Allender of Pueblo, Colo., Mr. Frank W. Allender of Clinton, Iowa, a nephew, William who has always made his home with her, a sister, Mrs. Anna Teeter of Fairfield, Iowa, and five grand-children, besides numerous other relations and friends. Services were held from Early Bricker Bros., Rev. Andrew officiating. She was laid to rest February 24th in Lakeview cemetery. Pallbearers were all old neighbors of deceased, Mr. Ernest Goodman, Chas. Child, A. E. Klopfer, Paul Long, B. D. VanZandt and Glen Marpel.
© Cheyenne State Leader February 25, 1921 page 5
Submitted by Lostnwyomn February 2013.
On March 22, 1898, her husband died leaving her a widow with four small children.
October 13, 1903 at Russell, Iowa, she was married to Mr. Eli B. Hudson.
In the spring of 1910 with Mr. Hudson she came to Wyoming and located on a homestead about 12 miles northeast of Cheyenne.
When here she was the inspiration of the community. When anyone was discouraged, she would encourage.
Aunt Maggie, as she was known was loved by everyone.
She was a devoted wife, a loving mother and a kind friend and neighbor. She fell peacefully asleep Monday morning February 21, 1921.
She leaves to mourn her loss, a husband, four children—Mrs. Daisy Hudson of Cheyenne. Wyo., Mrs. Josephine Everest of Newberg,
Oregon, Mr. Baker M. Allender of Pueblo, Colo., Mr. Frank W. Allender of Clinton, Iowa, a nephew, William who has always made his home with her, a sister, Mrs. Anna Teeter of Fairfield, Iowa, and five grand-children, besides numerous other relations and friends. Services were held from Early Bricker Bros., Rev. Andrew officiating. She was laid to rest February 24th in Lakeview cemetery. Pallbearers were all old neighbors of deceased, Mr. Ernest Goodman, Chas. Child, A. E. Klopfer, Paul Long, B. D. VanZandt and Glen Marpel.
© Cheyenne State Leader February 25, 1921 page 5
Submitted by Lostnwyomn February 2013.
Margaret Elizabeth, oldest daughter of William and Katherine Wilson, was born Oct. 6th, 1853 in Jefferson County, Iowa. Her girlhood was spent near Fairfield and Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. At the age of fourteen she united with the Methodist church. She was a faithful christian and ardent reader of her bible and under the most trying circumstances always trusted her master. On November 29th, 1882 at Saiina, Iowa, she was united in marriage to Henry C. Allender, to this union were born four children, all of whom survive their mother.
On March 22, 1898, her husband died leaving her a widow with four small children.
October 13, 1903 at Russell, Iowa, she was married to Mr. Eli B. Hudson.
In the spring of 1910 with Mr. Hudson she came to Wyoming and located on a homestead about 12 miles northeast of Cheyenne.
When here she was the inspiration of the community. When anyone was discouraged, she would encourage.
Aunt Maggie, as she was known was loved by everyone.
She was a devoted wife, a loving mother and a kind friend and neighbor. She fell peacefully asleep Monday morning February 21, 1921.
She leaves to mourn her loss, a husband, four children—Mrs. Daisy Hudson of Cheyenne. Wyo., Mrs. Josephine Everest of Newberg,
Oregon, Mr. Baker M. Allender of Pueblo, Colo., Mr. Frank W. Allender of Clinton, Iowa, a nephew, William who has always made his home with her, a sister, Mrs. Anna Teeter of Fairfield, Iowa, and five grand-children, besides numerous other relations and friends. Services were held from Early Bricker Bros., Rev. Andrew officiating. She was laid to rest February 24th in Lakeview cemetery. Pallbearers were all old neighbors of deceased, Mr. Ernest Goodman, Chas. Child, A. E. Klopfer, Paul Long, B. D. VanZandt and Glen Marpel.
© Cheyenne State Leader February 25, 1921 page 5
Submitted by Lostnwyomn February 2013.
On March 22, 1898, her husband died leaving her a widow with four small children.
October 13, 1903 at Russell, Iowa, she was married to Mr. Eli B. Hudson.
In the spring of 1910 with Mr. Hudson she came to Wyoming and located on a homestead about 12 miles northeast of Cheyenne.
When here she was the inspiration of the community. When anyone was discouraged, she would encourage.
Aunt Maggie, as she was known was loved by everyone.
She was a devoted wife, a loving mother and a kind friend and neighbor. She fell peacefully asleep Monday morning February 21, 1921.
She leaves to mourn her loss, a husband, four children—Mrs. Daisy Hudson of Cheyenne. Wyo., Mrs. Josephine Everest of Newberg,
Oregon, Mr. Baker M. Allender of Pueblo, Colo., Mr. Frank W. Allender of Clinton, Iowa, a nephew, William who has always made his home with her, a sister, Mrs. Anna Teeter of Fairfield, Iowa, and five grand-children, besides numerous other relations and friends. Services were held from Early Bricker Bros., Rev. Andrew officiating. She was laid to rest February 24th in Lakeview cemetery. Pallbearers were all old neighbors of deceased, Mr. Ernest Goodman, Chas. Child, A. E. Klopfer, Paul Long, B. D. VanZandt and Glen Marpel.
© Cheyenne State Leader February 25, 1921 page 5
Submitted by Lostnwyomn February 2013.
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