Morrow County OhArchives Obituaries.....Sipe, Ann Marie Duval April 21, 1923
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Morrow County Independent, 26 Apr 1923, Pg. 1, Col. 1 
Mrs. Ann Sipe passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. C.M. Robinson, Saturday
at 11:15 p.m., after 
enduring many weeks of intense suffering Mrs. Sipe was well known in this vicinity,
owning for many years 
years a millinery store, where Curl and Curl have now have their undertaking
parlors.  The funeral was held 
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mattie Robinson, Tuesday afternoon, conducted by
her pastor, Rev. R.F. 
Smith.  Interment in Glendale cemetery.

Anna Marie Duval Sipe was born January 24th, 1837 and departed from this life April
21, 1923, aged 86 
years, two months and 27 days.  Her birthplace was Smithfield, Jefferson county,
Ohio.  She was the 
daughter of Gabriel and Jane Ann Brokaw Duval.  When she was eleven years old she
came with her parents 
to the immediate vicinity of Cardington, where she lived until her death.  When she
was eighteen years old 
she was married to William Sipe who died December 24, 1880.  Two children were born
to them, Newton 
Sipe and Mrs. Mattie Robinson, both residing in Cardington.  Mrs. Sipe died at the
how of her daughter who 
gave her the most remitting care during her long and painful sickness.  The deceased
was one of a family 
of nine children and is survived by one sister, Mrs. Sarah Purcell of Akron, who for
some time has been 
helping to care for her in her last sickness; Mr. Sipe and Mrs. Robinson, above
mentioned; two 
grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.  There are many other relatives and
friends to mourn her loss 
for she was a woman greatly beloved by a circle of acquaintances.  Her life was a
busy one, and she always 
did her part in life’s activities.  It may be said of her as of Mary of old, “She
hath done what she could.” She 
was for very many years a member of the Presbyterian church and a faithful attendant
when her health 
permitted.

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