Payette-Washington County ID Archives Obituaries.....Maryatt, Corrinna P.  March 3, 1887
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Weiser Leader, March 18, 1887
Weiser Leader
Weiser, Idaho
Friday, March 18, 1887

DIED:

At the residence of W. C. Langley, near Falk’s Store, March 3d, 1887, Mrs. 
Corrinna P. Maryatt, aged 65 years.

The deceased, well known to the readers of this paper as the wife of the late 
Rev. D. P. Maryatt, of this place, was born in Fulton, N. Y., Feb. 2, 1882.  
She was the youngest child of Rev. Thomas Purinton, a Baptist clergyman of 
marked ability, widely known in his day and still remembered with reverence by 
many of the older inhabitants of southern New York.  When twenty years of age 
she was married to her late husband, and settled first in Ohio.  After a 
residence of five years in that state she returned with her husband to New 
York, where they remained four years, after which they resided fourteen years 
in Tioga county, Pa., and fifteen years in the state of Iowa, from which last 
named state they came to this county in the year 1880, and here found their 
last resting place, the widow surviving her husband less than two years.  The 
was the mother of nine children, five of whom are now living, as follows:  T. 
P. Maryatt, late of this county but now residing in Chicago, D. P. Maryatt, 
Jr., of this place, Mrs. G. W. Maxwell, of Hudson, Wis., Eugene K. Maryatt, now 
a theological student at Morgan Park, Ill., and Mrs. W. C. Langley, of Falk’s 
Store.  It was at the residence of the latter that the death occurred from 
palpitation of the heart, a difficulty from which the deceased had frequently 
suffered ever since her girlhood.  Her remains were brought to this place on 
Saturday last for interment, and laid to rest beside those of her late husband, 
Rev. L. L. Shearer of the Baptist church, conducting the services.  Mrs. 
Maryatt was an earnest and exemplary Christian from her early childhood.  
Converted when nine years of age and baptized by her venerable father, she 
lived thenceforward in the constant enjoyment of the Christian religion, reared 
her children under its moral and refining influence, and finally died in the 
consolations of its hope. Her sister, Mrs. R. M. Bullock, of Tampico, Ill., is 
the only surviving member of her father’s family.


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