Ionia County MI Archives Obituaries.....Weaver, Augusta 1905
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The Belding Banner, Thursday, March 9, 1905

Mrs. Jacob Weaver, whose continued illness for the past year has been such as 
to cause her much suffering, passed peacefully away Monday night at 12 
o’clock.  A recent attack of grippe complicated with her other ailments 
hastened her death.  

The deceased came to reside in Belding about 18 years ago and opened 
dressmaking rooms.  A few years later in 1893 she was married to Jacob Weaver 
and together they fitted up and occupied the pleasant home where she died.  
Mrs. Weaver, whose maiden name was Augusta Thompson, was an excellent woman, 
always looking on the bright side of life and endeavoring to make others happy 
around her by her cheerful ways.  She was a member of the Methodist church and 
before her sickness was very active in its work, contributing of her means and 
always doing little acts of kindness to those about here.

The funeral service will be held at the late residence Saturday morning at 
9:30 o’clock and at the Oakfield church near her old home at two o’clock, by 
her request and a promise made by him several years ago, Rev. O. J. Golden, 
now of Perrinton, will officiate at the services.  Her remains will be 
interred in the family lot in the old cemetery by the side of her parents and 
daughter, Pearl Thomas, who died in 1893.

She leaves besides her husband, two brothers, Orista Thompson, of Rockford, 
and Fremont Thompson of Oakfield, to mourn her loss.



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