Clinton County MI Archives Obituaries.....Jenison, Nina January 1933
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Clinton County Republican News February 3, 1933
Nina Jenison, one of a family of 12 children of Willard D. and Ella Rumsey 
Jennison, was born in Bath township, August 1, 1883. Her entire life had 
been spent in Clinton county and her education was received in the schools 
in her home town. May 17, 1905, she was united in marriage to Edward C. 
Schray of Dewitt township. Mrs. Schray was subject to heart trouble and this 
ailment caused her death. Besides her husband she is survived by one 
daughter, Stella, at home; three brothers, Homer and Elmer of Bath and Fred 
Jennison of Watertown; three sisters. Mrs. George Schoettle of Lansing, Mrs. 
William Kennedy of Bath and Miss Lena Jennison of Laingsburg arid other 
relatives and a host of friends. 

Her body was taken to the Estes Leadley Funeral Home where funeral services 
were conducted by Rev. M. E. Bowen pastor of the Emanuel M. E. church of 
Dewitt of which she was a member, Monday afternoon, January 30. 1933, and 
burial in the Hurd cemetery. Mrs. Schray was well known in the community, an 
active worker in all church and social events, a kind friend in sickness and 
extending comfort to those bereaved. She was a member of the Hurd cemetery 
association and also a member of the Trio school - Allen, Harlow and Hurd —
picnic association. By her cheerful disposition she gained many friends 
which was manifested by the host of friends in attendance at her funeral who 
followed her to her last resting place. 

Rev. M. E. Bowen conducted the services at both funerals. Mr. and Mrs. Frank 
Oppenlander of Watertown sang the same selections, “There will be no night 
there" and “In the Garden,” Charles Crain at the Organ at Louis’ funeral and 
Mr. Tillotson at the piano at Mrs. Schray’s. The same pall bearers acted at 
both funerals. The relatives from a distance who attended both funerals 
were: Mr. and Mrs. George Kling of Grand Rapids, Albert Schray of Detroit, 
several families of the Greitenburgers of Okemos, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kling 
and two daughters of Palo and Mr. and Mrs. George Kling of Quincy.


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