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Weaver, Barbara Ellen Miller (1887-1959)
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| + | — Mrs. Barbara Ellen Weaver, 72, widow of William Albert Weaver and a long-time resident of the Hesston community, died at the Bethel Deaconess Hospital last Saturday, Jan. 24. She had been living at the Spangler Nursing Home here before being admitted to the hospital on Tuesday, Jan. 20. Funeral services were conducted at the Hesston Mennonite church on Wednesday afternoon, Rev. Edwin I. Weaver and Rev. Milo Kauffman officiating, and burial was made in the Spring Valley cemetery near Canton. Mr. Weaver died May 3, 1957. Survivors include five daughters, three sons, two brothers, H. R. Miller of Newton and Charles Miller of Seneca, Mo., and one sister, Fannie Miller of Adair, Okla. |
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Latest revision as of 11:11, 15 February 2018
Mennonite Weekly Review obituary: 1959 Jan 29 p. 6
Birth date: 1887
text of obituary:
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— Mrs. Barbara Ellen Weaver, 72, widow of William Albert Weaver and a long-time resident of the Hesston community, died at the Bethel Deaconess Hospital last Saturday, Jan. 24. She had been living at the Spangler Nursing Home here before being admitted to the hospital on Tuesday, Jan. 20. Funeral services were conducted at the Hesston Mennonite church on Wednesday afternoon, Rev. Edwin I. Weaver and Rev. Milo Kauffman officiating, and burial was made in the Spring Valley cemetery near Canton. Mr. Weaver died May 3, 1957. Survivors include five daughters, three sons, two brothers, H. R. Miller of Newton and Charles Miller of Seneca, Mo., and one sister, Fannie Miller of Adair, Okla.
