SHELBY COUNTY OHIO - OBIT:  Mrs. Mary Deweese

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Shelby Co. Oh Obituaries
A new message, "Deweese, Mary E. Fordyce (1844-1902)," was posted by Jim
Fordyce on Mon, 07 Feb 2000

Surname: Deweese, Fordyce



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NAME: Jim Fordyce
EMAIL: genealogy@fordyce.org
DATE: Feb 07 2000
LINK: Fordyce Family Archives
URL: http://www.fordyce.org/genealogy

Mrs. Mary Deweese, wife of J.C.M. Deweese died at her home about three 
miles north of Sidney this morning, of heart trouble. She had been sick for 
about six weeks and about a week ago suffered a stroke of paralysis. She was 
fifty-six years of age and was born in Hendricks County, Indiana. Her maiden 
name was Mary Fordyce. One boy survives, William E. Deweese. The funeral 
services will be held at the Reformed Church at Swanders Friday, leaving her 
late home at 10 o'clock. Interrment in Pearl Cemetery.

Sidney Daily News, February 25, 1902, Page 3