Miss. Maggie Crumbaugh

Crumbaugh, Miss Maggie of Rock Island, Illinois died at Mercy Hospital in Davenport, Iowa on May 17, 1877.
The funeral will be the 19th in Rock Island. 

(Rock Island Daily Argus, Saturday 19 May 1877) sub. by K. Torp

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Name of Deceased: Mrs. Fannie Copley
Submitters Name: Barb Z.

Obit: Obituary 2/4/1908
Mrs. Fannie Copley: A kind and loving mother and a good neighbor passed into the eternal rest Tuesday evening, when the death of Mrs. Fannie Copley, one of the respected residents of Scott county, occurred at the home of her son Richard Copley, on the Middle road about five miles out of Davenport. Mrs. Copley was taken sick about a week ago at the home of her son, and her condition grew worse
gradually until death overtook her Tuesday evening at seven o'clock. Mrs. Copley was a native of Ireland and would have been 78 years old next March. She came to Davenport forty years ago from Canada and has since resided here. Her husband preceded her in death 21 years ago. Mrs. Copley was a devout member of the Episcopal Church, and was sincere and true to all who knew her, so that she endeared herself to
all who ever made her acquaintance. To a family no mother could have been more kinder. In cases of sickness she would walk miles from one home to another to assist in the caring for the sick.
A family of nine children survive to mourn her death. They are John Copley of Grundy County, Iowa; William J. of Gillman, Iowa; Mrs. Rebecca Shea of Brookings S.D.; Henry M. of Davenport; Mrs. George C. Murray of Grinnell; Mrs. F.A. Pickens of Newton; Richard of Davenport; Thomas W. of Grundy County, and Mrs. Fannie V. Pitcher of Orient, Iowa. All of these present at the funeral with the exception of one son in law in Dakota.

The deceased is known to a large number in this vicinity, having spent the summer for the past fifteen years with her daughter. Mrs. G.C. Murray three miles and a half southeast of town.

 

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