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Mary M. Jackson Weesner

Birth	:	1832
Death	:	10 Mar 1915
Burial	:	Palermo Cemetery, Oakville, Halton Regional Municipality, Canada
Coordinate	:	43.4385071, -79.7726974
Description	:	pub in the Wabash, IN, Daily Plain Dealer on Thurs Mar 11, 1915 DEATH REMOVES OLD RESIDENT Mrs Mary M. Weesner, a long time resident of Wabash, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs Ruth Stanley of Westfield, IN at 12 noon on Wednesday, the immediate cause of her death being an apoplectic stroke suffered on the Monday previous, coupled with the infirmities due to advanced age. Mrs. Weesner was 82 years, 6 months and 10 days old at the time of her death and for more than a half century her home had been in Wabash &... Read More	pub in the Wabash, IN, Daily Plain Dealer on Thurs Mar 11, 1915 DEATH REMOVES OLD RESIDENT Mrs Mary M. Weesner, a long time resident of Wabash, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs Ruth Stanley of Westfield, IN at 12 noon on Wednesday, the immediate cause of her death being an apoplectic stroke suffered on the Monday previous, coupled with the infirmities due to advanced age. Mrs. Weesner was 82 years, 6 months and 10 days old at the time of her death and for more than a half century her home had been in Wabash & Wabash county. She was the widow of the late Nathan Weesner, one of the pioneer residents of Wabash county and who died at his home on the south side in 1889. While retaining her residence in Wabash since the death of her husband, she had, during the past 10yrs, alternated in making her home at Winona lake, where she has a summer cottage, and with her daughters, Mrs Stanley of Westfield; Mrs Levi Rich of Kokomo; Mrs Jonathan Pearson of Amboy, who preceded her in death, however, 2yrs ago, and Mrs A.W.King, Jr of this city. About 4yrs ago, she sustained a serious accident which threatened to terminate her life, but from which she finally recovered, not, however, without weakening her otherwise strong & robust constitution. Mrs Weesner was a woman of many rare qualities of heart and mind. From early childhood she was a firm believer in the faith of her father's and had been a lifetime member of the Methodist church until her marriage to Mr Weesner, when she entered into fellowship with the Friends church with which denomination he has been long identified. Lately she became identified with the Presbyterian church, remaining a faithful & consistent member of that denomination until her death. Her days at Winona were spent in faithful attendance upon the many literary and other entertainments given there during the summer season and upon the sessions of the annual bible conferences which were a special inspiration to her. Good books and the choicest literature were her especial delight and the comfort and happiness of her family and friends were always uppermost in her mind. For some months prior to July of last year she had been at the home of her daughter Mrs King of this city. Since July she had been with her daughter in Westfield and had been in failing health for many weeks. Mary M. Jackson Weesner, the daughter of Corban and Ruth Jackson, both natives of North Carolina, was born in Wayne County, IN on Aug 30, 1832. She was first married to George Heston, residing during the first years of her married life near Peoria in Miami County, and removing later to Rochester, IN, where Mr. Heston died in 1858. By this marriage, 4 children were born: Mrs Ruth Stanley, Mrs Josephine Rich, Mrs Sarah Becca Pearson, mentioned above, and Samuel C. Heston, now a resident of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. On the 13th day of August 1862, she was united in marriage to Nathan Weesner, with whom she lived in Wabash county until his death. 2 children were born to this union: Schuyler C., who died in infancy in Feb 1864, and Morttie M, now the wife of A.W. King, Jr of this city. She is survived by 4 children, 15 grandchildren and 19 greats; and a step-daughter, Mrs. Deborah Wilson, residing with her 3 children south of Wabash on the Vernon pike, also survives. The body was brought to this city this afternoon and was conveyed to the home of A.W.King Jr on Columbus street, where it will rest until the funeral service, which will be held Fri afternoon at the King home. Rev. Dr. Charles Little will conduct the service and burial will be made in the Friends cemetery west of the city.

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Mary M. Jackson Weesner's memorial is located at: Palermo Cemetery, Oakville, Halton Regional Municipality, Canada.
When did Mary M. Jackson Weesner death?
Mary M. Jackson Weesner death on 10 Mar 1915 in
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Latitude: 43.4385071
Longitude: -79.7726974

Family Members:

Spouse

Nathan Weesner

(1817 - 1889)

Children

Mary Morttie Weesner King

(1868 - 1947)

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Coordinate: 43.4385071, -79.7726974

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Coordinate: 43.3863000, -79.8298800

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Coordinate: 43.3862000, -79.7132034

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Coordinate: 43.4356995, -79.6779938

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Coordinate: 43.5046690, -79.8147220

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Coordinate: 43.3863983, -79.8489990

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Coordinate: 43.4948400, -79.8450700

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