Vitals: Obits: Hanna Ann Williams, 1925: Duquesne, Allegheny Co, PA

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The Washington Observer, Washington, PA   27 Jul 1925: Obituary Notice of
HANNAH ANNE MC ALISTER WILLIAMS

Prominent Woman Is Interred In Pittsburg - Mrs. Hannah Anne Williams, Aged
69, Formerly of Finleyville, Had Resided At Duquesne For Long Period -
Monongahela, July 26 - Funeral services were held in Pittsburg today for
Mrs. Hannah Anne Williams, aged 69 years, mother of Jerry M. Williams,
former member of the state legislature and wife of Nicholas Williams, Jr.,
who died Wednesday (22 Jul) night at her home, 30 North Second street,
Duquesne. She was born near Finleyville and had been a resident of Duquesne
for 38 years. She was a member of the English Lutheran church, of the White
Shrine, the Order of the Eastern Star, The Order of the Amaranth, the Dames
of Malta, Daughters of Liberty, Rebekahs, Ladies Auxilliary of the Veterans
of Foreign Wars and the Mothers of Democracy. She leaves her husband and six
sons: Arch Williams, of Fairmont, W. Va.; Jerry M.; James B.; Nicholas Jr.;
George T. and Harry I., of Duquesne; two daughters: Miss Bertha Williams, at
home and Mrs. Edward Sweeney, of Monongahela; one brother, George C.
McAllister, of Clinton, a sister: Mrs. Belle Cothery, of
Davonsburg and 10 grandchildren.

Pittsburgh Press, of July 23, 1925:

"MRS. HANNA A. WILLIAMS DIES
Mrs. Hanna Ann Williams, wife of Nicholas Williams, died yesterday at 11:30
p.m., in her home, 30 North Second ave., Duquesne. Mrs. Williams was born in
Washington county, Sept. 16, 1856, and had resided in Duquesne for 38 years.
She was a member of the First English Lutheran church and the following
organizations: White Shrine, Eastern Star, Dames of Malta, Daughters of
Liberty, Rebeccas, Ladies' Auxiliary of the Raymond C. Burns post, No. 188,
V. F. W., and the Mothers of Democracy.
Mrs. Williams is survived by the following children: Two daughters, Bertha
at home and Mrs. E. H. Sweeney of Monongahela, Pa.; Kirsh of Fairmont, W.
Va.; J. M., James B. Nicholas, Jr., George J., and Harry L. Williams, all of
Duquesne; 10 grandchildren; a sister, Ms. Belle Cathery of Dravosburg, and a
brother, J. T. McAllister of Clinton, Pa.
Services will be held tomorrow at 7:30 p.m., in the residence, by the
Mothers of Democracy and the Ladies' Auxiliary and at 8 and 8:30 the Dames
of Malta and the Rebeccas will hold services. Saturday services will be held
in the home at 2:30 p. m., with Rev. Elmer Rice officiating. Interment will
be made in the Richmond cemetery, Dravosburg."