“ANOTHER PIONEER OF”.
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CALLED” HOME:
In the death! of Mrs. Mary Jane
Lauténschilager, March 12, 1924," an.
, other ‘pioneer. of. Monroe county is
jnumbered-with,. the “departed, who.
_made early history, with its achieve-
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i. Grafton"in’ this ‘county, ‘April ‘23,
| 1852, was’ the.‘place of fier birth, she
being the last'to die of seven children
of Mr,“and ‘Mrs. Levi B. Littlefield.
er age was 72 years, ten months and
/38 days. She. was"a: resident in the
county’ of -her: birth nearly all cher
life, of which Some over eleven years
-she lived in or near-Petersburg.
deShe swas- related: to: -Rev: Solomon
and’. Dr." Johin: Littlefield, ‘also to the}
wife’ of sRev: Charles M. ‘Stewart, D.
D., late’ editor of the Northwestern
Christian Advocate’ and: president of
He school of theology at Evanston,
She was united im marriage to Mr,
-John-Lautenschlager.Jan..1,.1873 who
died “March 26, 1923.' ‘To this union
was born an only daughter, Ava E,,
‘who,’ with many: friends mourns her
;departure: In early life she was
united with the Methodist Episcopal
church and was active in all branches
of the work. Pied
- Now she leaves us, being called to
her reward:
“Blessed ‘are. the, dead who dic in
the Lord.”
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