Wife of J. Hardin Wheeler
Obit from "Waverly Journal" dated August 29, 1913:
Mrs. Jesse Wheeler, died at the home of her father, Samuel Seymour (obit is incorrect on her father), Monday afternoon at 3:40 o'clock. She had undergone an operation in June, and had never fully recovered from its effects. On Monday afternoon a hemorrhage suddenly developed, and she died before medical assistance could be obtained.
Mrs. Wheeler was formerly Miss Mae Seymour, and she was born in Franklin on February 16, 1879. She was a graduate from Jacksonville High School and Illinois Woman's College. On September 1, 1910, she was married to Jesse Wheeler. They lived two years at Normal and one year at Putnam, but had been spending this summer with Mrs. Wheeler's parents.
She is survived by her husband, parents, one brother, and three sisters. The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon at Providence M.E. Church, Rev. A. H. Flagge of Assumption officiating. Internment in Providence Cemetery.
Obit from "Waverly Journal" dated August 29, 1913:
Mrs. Jesse Wheeler, died at the home of her father, Samuel Seymour (obit is incorrect on her father), Monday afternoon at 3:40 o'clock. She had undergone an operation in June, and had never fully recovered from its effects. On Monday afternoon a hemorrhage suddenly developed, and she died before medical assistance could be obtained.
Mrs. Wheeler was formerly Miss Mae Seymour, and she was born in Franklin on February 16, 1879. She was a graduate from Jacksonville High School and Illinois Woman's College. On September 1, 1910, she was married to Jesse Wheeler. They lived two years at Normal and one year at Putnam, but had been spending this summer with Mrs. Wheeler's parents.
She is survived by her husband, parents, one brother, and three sisters. The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon at Providence M.E. Church, Rev. A. H. Flagge of Assumption officiating. Internment in Providence Cemetery.
Wife of J. Hardin Wheeler
Obit from "Waverly Journal" dated August 29, 1913:
Mrs. Jesse Wheeler, died at the home of her father, Samuel Seymour (obit is incorrect on her father), Monday afternoon at 3:40 o'clock. She had undergone an operation in June, and had never fully recovered from its effects. On Monday afternoon a hemorrhage suddenly developed, and she died before medical assistance could be obtained.
Mrs. Wheeler was formerly Miss Mae Seymour, and she was born in Franklin on February 16, 1879. She was a graduate from Jacksonville High School and Illinois Woman's College. On September 1, 1910, she was married to Jesse Wheeler. They lived two years at Normal and one year at Putnam, but had been spending this summer with Mrs. Wheeler's parents.
She is survived by her husband, parents, one brother, and three sisters. The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon at Providence M.E. Church, Rev. A. H. Flagge of Assumption officiating. Internment in Providence Cemetery.
Obit from "Waverly Journal" dated August 29, 1913:
Mrs. Jesse Wheeler, died at the home of her father, Samuel Seymour (obit is incorrect on her father), Monday afternoon at 3:40 o'clock. She had undergone an operation in June, and had never fully recovered from its effects. On Monday afternoon a hemorrhage suddenly developed, and she died before medical assistance could be obtained.
Mrs. Wheeler was formerly Miss Mae Seymour, and she was born in Franklin on February 16, 1879. She was a graduate from Jacksonville High School and Illinois Woman's College. On September 1, 1910, she was married to Jesse Wheeler. They lived two years at Normal and one year at Putnam, but had been spending this summer with Mrs. Wheeler's parents.
She is survived by her husband, parents, one brother, and three sisters. The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon at Providence M.E. Church, Rev. A. H. Flagge of Assumption officiating. Internment in Providence Cemetery.
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