Ionia County MI Archives Obituaries.....Little, Nina May (Demorest) (Worden) 1933
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Belding Banner, 19 Jan 1933

Pioneer Peck’s Hill Resident Is Called.

While visiting with a neighbor late Monday afternoon Mrs. Nina May Little 
passed away at her home, 904 Masonic avenue.  Throughout the day she had 
enjoyed callers and seemed to be better following a very restful night Sunday.  
However, Mrs. Little’s condition has been considered serious since Thanksgiving 
and for the past few weeks has been confined to her bed.

Nina May Demorest was the daughter of Clark C. and Sally A. Thompson Demorest, 
having been born on the old Demorest homestead at the west city limits April 4, 
1858.  She was united in marriage in the spring of 1877 to Nathan B. Worden who 
passed from this life in 1882.  To this union were born two children, a 
daughter, Sada, who was with her mother when she died, and a son, Jesse Worden, 
of Chicago.  Mrs. Little was united in marriage to Andrew B. Little March 17, 
1886.  The family lived on the Little farm near Woodard lake for about 8 years 
and then came back to Belding and made their home on Masonic avenue in the home 
built by Mr. Little.  The latter preceded his wife in death in 1921.  Mrs. 
Little was an active member of the Church of Christ as long as her health would 
permit and will be remembered as a quiet, simple, Christian woman by all who 
knew her.  She also was a member of the Woman’s Relief Corps.

Funeral services will be held from the late home Thursday afternoon at 2 
o’clock.  A former pastor, Rev. H.E. Curch, of Mt. Pleasant, will officiate and 
burial will be in the family lot in Otisco cemetery.  Besides her own children 
Mrs. Little is survived by two step-sons, Edward Little, of Ionia, and Forrest 
Little, of San Antonio, Texas.  Other survivors are a sister, Miss Clara 
Demorest, of this city, and a brother, Adelno Demorest, of Lansing.  The latter 
will be unable to attend the funeral due to old age and ill health.


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