Ionia County MI Archives Obituaries.....Rowley, Mabel May 1905
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The Lake Odessa Wave, March 3, 1905

Mrs. Burr Rowley, formerly of this village, died at her home in Hastings 
Friday morning.  She had been ill for some time with bronchial pneumonia.  
Last fall she was taken with a very severe cold, which left her with a 
persistent cough.  She declined medical aid until about a month ago, feeling, 
as she expressed it, that “it was only a cold.”  It began a few weeks since to 
develop into the severe malady from which she died.  The news of her demise 
was a sudden surprise to her many friends, most of whom had not been informed 
of her serious illness, or that the end was near.

The funeral was held at the M. E. church in Hastings on Monday, the services 
being conducted by Rev. Trott.  After the services the remains were brought to 
this village for burial in Lakeside, and were met at the late afternoon train 
by a large number of her friends here.

Mrs. Rowley was the daughter of C. N. Snyder of this village.  She was born in 
Sunfield, in Dec. 1880.  At the age of three years her mother died, but she 
spent most of her life at her father’s home until married about four years ago 
to Mr. Rowley.  To this union has been born two bright little children to 
cheer and comfort the sorrowing father.  The oldest of the children is a son 
now nearing his third year, and the youngest, a miss of only about seven 
months.


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