Santa Clara County CA Archives Obituaries.....Turner, Lillian Almeda Stephens November 15, 1925
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Morgan Hill Times November 20, 1925 & November 27, 1925
Morgan Hill Times November 20, 1925

Funeral of Mrs. W. W. Turner This Afternoon

   Funeral services for Mrs. W. W. Turner, who died at Oakdale on Sunday, will
be held this (Friday) afternoon at 2 o’clock at the Methodist church.  Interment
in Mount Hope cemetery.
   The obituary will be published in the next issue.

Morgan Hill Times November 27, 1925

Passing of Mrs. W. W. Turner

   Mrs. Lillian Almeda Turner, wife of W. W. Turner, passed away at her home
near Oakdale on Sunday, November 15, 1925,m aged 57 years and six months.  Mrs.
Turner had been sick more or less of a year and a half, having been in the
hospital a part of the time.
   She was a native of Mapleton, Minnesota, and was married to Mr. Turner in
1893 in Wisconsin.  The family came to Morgan Hill in 1900 and lived on the
ranch on the hills east of town until five years ago, when they moved to Orange
Blossom, near Oakdale.
   Mrs. Turner was of rather a retiring disposition, but made many staunch
friends in this community, and was a faithful member of the Methodist church. 
Beside her husband, she leaves a son, George Andrew Turner of Oakdale, a
daughter, Mrs. Ada Bell Ruf of Carson City, Nevada, and two grandsons, Wallace
Turner and Jay Ruf, and a brother William H. Stephens of Morgan Hill.
   A funeral service was held at the Methodist church in Oakdale and the body
was brought to the Ward funeral establishment in San Jose.  On Friday a service
was held in her own church here, Rev. J. C. Gillette conducting the service amid
a profusion of flowers sent by loving relatives and friends.  “Beautiful Isle of
Somewhere” and “Face and Face,” were sung by the church choir and D. W.
Strickenburg and Mrs. A. P. Taylor sang “Crossing the Bar.”
   The body was laid to rest in the family plot in Mount Hope cemetery.  The
pallbearers were: J. N. Weller, W. H. Ward, C. W. Stone, John Acton, G. A.
Tallmon, and F. M. Byerly.


Additional Comments:
Lillian was a daughter of George Stephens and his first wife, Mary Delia Wetmur.
 She married William Wallace Turner on August 26, 1883 in Winnebago Co., WI. 
The obituary was in error.  

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