OBIT:  WILLIAMS, Fannie (Gowan); 1905; Ebensburg, Cambria Cnty., PA

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Cambria Freeman
Ebensburg, Pa.
Friday, 14 Jul 1905
Volume 39, Number 27


Death of Mrs. Thomas R. Williams 

Mrs. Thomas R. Williams, aged 67 years, a well known resident of 
Ebensburg, died very suddenly at her home on High street about 5:30 o'clock 
Tuesday afternoon.  It is thought that her death was due to a paralytic stroke 
as it was not known that she had any sort of heart trouble.

Mrs. Williams had been in failing health for some time but her condition was 
not regarded as critical. Dr. Jones, the attending physician, stated that when 
he called to see her Monday she was in her usual health.  When she died she 
was seated in a rocker on the front porch of her home.

Mrs. Williams, whose maiden name was Fannie Gowen, was 67 years old and 
was a native of Indiana county.  She was married three times, first to Robert 
Martin of Jacksonville, Indiana county; later to a Mr. Putman of Brushvalley 
township, Indiana county; and about 12 years ago to Thomas R. Williams of 
Ebensburg who survives her.  Besides her husband, the deceased is survived 
by a daughter in Williamsport and the following stepchildren:  Agnes, wife of 
Charles Duncan of Ebensburg; Sarah, wife for R. D. Evans of Ebensburg; 
William Henry, Addison and Mollie, wife of M. M. Duncan, all of Cleveland, O., 
and Rachel, wife of Benjamin Eliot of Altoona.

Funeral service was conducted Thursday afternoon by the Rev. C. W. 
Teasdale, pastor of the Ebensburg Baptist church. Interment was made in 
Lloydell cemetery.



Cambria Freeman
Ebensburg, Pa.
Friday, 21 Jul 1905
Volume 39, Number 28

Mrs. T. R. Williams 

The funeral of Mrs. T. R. Williams which took place Friday afternoon from the 
Williams home on High street, was largely attended, many people from a distance 
being present. The interment was made in Lloyds's cemetery.