Mahoning County OhArchives Obituaries.....Neff, Harriet Louisa Sanzenbacher April 3 1927
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Mahoning Dispatch 08 April 1927
Mrs. John E. Neff Dead
Always Lived in Canfield”
Mrs. Harriett S. Neff, 75, wife of John E. Neff, died last Sunday evening at 
her home on East Main street after an illness that extended over a 
considerable period. Deceased was a daughter of the late John and Sarah Oswald 
Sanzenbacher and was born in Canfield Oct. 26, 1851, consequently was in the 
76th year of her age. Her entire life was spent in and near the village where 
she enjoyed the respect and esteem of all who knew her. She was a most kindly 
woman, quiet and unassuming, one who left an impress for good. She was a 
member of the Methodist Episcopal Church and active in its several branches of 
work. On March 31, 1870, she was married to John E. Neff, who survives with 
one daughter, Miss Sadie Neff, of Miami, Fla., and five sons, Ensign E., 
Martin J., Calvin C., Cyrus H., and Roy J. Neff all of Canfield. She also 
leaves one sister, Mrs. I. Callahan, and one brother, Charles Sanzenbacher, 
both of this place.  Funeral services held from the residence Wednesday 
afternoon at 2 o’clock were conducted by Rev. H.A. Cassidy, pastor of the M.E. 
Church, and the remains were placed in the village cemetery mausoleum.


Additional Comments:
Canfield Village Cemetery, East Main St., Canfield, Mahoning County, Ohio
The Canfield Cemetery Village Mausoleum is in the front, facing E. Main St., 
of the Canfield Village Cemetery. 
It is the large stone building just to the left (east) of the main entry 
drive, and it is no longer in use. In the 1940's remains of those interred in 
the mausoleum were removed by family members to the cemetery. Harriet 
Sanzenbacher Neff had been interred there, but now (since about 1940) rests 
with a new headstone just outside the old Mausoleum in Section B, Row 1. She 
and her husband, John E. Neff and three of their children, Sadie, Calvin and 
Rebecca share the same headstone. 
(John E.’s parents, Martin and Catherine Wilson Neff, have a headstone just to 
the north of them.)


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