Ionia County MI Archives Obituaries.....Ware, Mary J. 1919
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The Lowell Ledger, September 25, 1919


Mary J. Kyser was born in Saginaw, Mich., Sept. 1, 1852.  With her parents she 
moved to Berlin township, Ionia county, where she resided until her marriage 
with Daniel Misner, of Lowell, Nov. 28, 1869.  To this union was born one son, 
Edward D. Misner, lately of California.  After the death of her husband in 
1879 she made her home with her parents until her marriage with Stephen A. 
Ware, of Boston township, Ionia county, which occurred Sept. 28, 1888.  To 
this union was born one daughter, Jessie Audie Ware, who preceded her mother 
to the better land in her 17th year, Oct. 7, 1908 and for whom she has always 
mourned, her great consolation in her last illness was that she would soon be 
with Jessie.  

She peacefully fell asleep to awake in her heavenly home, Sept. 20, 1919, aged 
67 years and 19 days.  She leaves to mourn: her devoted husband, two stepsons, 
for whom she cared with a mother’s love, her son Edward and wife, who has 
proved a tender and loving daughter, being ever constant and devoted attendant 
on her last illness, one grand son, Gerald Misner, and a loving granddaughter, 
Vertrice, who has been a ray of sunshine to brighten her last days, two 
brothers, Charles Kyser of Lowell, and Albert Kyser of Buffalo, N.Y., who 
mourns a loving and beloved sister, several nephews and nieces who will miss 
the kind words of Aunt Male, as she was familiarly called, also a large circle 
of life long friends and relatives who pay tribute to her kind and loving 
disposition, always thoughtful for the comfort and welfare of others.  Their 
consolation: what is their loss is her gain.

The funeral service was held from the home Monday afternoon, Sept. 22, Rev. 
Lash, of Lowell, officiating.  She was laid to rest in the South Boston 
cemetery by the side of her daughter Jessie.

The singer and songs were her request, the same as at her daughter’s funeral 
11 years ago, Miss Anna Maynard, accompanied by Mr. Stocking at the piano.  
The pall bearers were also the same, six sons of her brother, Charles Kyser.  
Friends and relatives attended the funeral from Lansing, Hastings, Ionia, 
Clarksville, Lowell and Chicago.


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