Chester County PA Archives Obituaries.....Saucerman, Mary December 24, 1918
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Daily Local News, December 24, 26 & 28, 1918
Daily Local News
December 24, 1918
Mrs. John Saucerman
Mary, wife of John Saucerman, died this morning at 7:15 o’clock in her 58th 
year at her home No. 311 West Washington Street.  She belonged to St. Agnes 
Catholic Church.  Seven children survive here:  Anna, wife of William Gray; 
Agnes, Katie, Lott; Nell, wife of William Calhoun; Paul and William.  One 
grandchild is living at home, Benjamin Stratton Saucerman, aged 14 years.

Daily Local News
December 24, 1918
Saucerman- In West Chester, on December 24, 1918, Mary, wife of John Saucerman, 
in the 58th year of her age.  Relatives and friends of the family are invited 
to attend the funeral without further notice from her late residence, 311 
Washington St., on Friday, December 27.  Meet at the house at 9 o’clock.  High 
mass at St. Agnes Church at 10 a.m.  Interment at St. Agnes Cemetery.

Daily Local News
December 26, 1918

Mrs. John Saucerman
Mary, wife of John Saucerman, and daughter of Michael and Mary Lawler, died at 
the age of 57 years at her home, 311 Washington St, this place, on Tuesday, 
December 24th.  She was a devoted wife and kind and loving mother.  The 
deceased was a consistent member of St. Agnes R.C. Church, she being a member 
of the Altar Society of that Church.  These children survive, besides her 
husband, Mrs. William J. Gray, William and Paul, West Chester; Mrs. Louise 
Knelling, Salem, NJ, Mrs. Ed. Fenelly, Norristown; Mrs. David Calhoun, Chester, 
Mrs. Charles McNally, Claymont, DE.

Daily Local News
December 28, 1918
Many friends and relatives yesterday attended the funeral of Mrs. John 
Saucerman, which took place at her late residence.  Mass was said at St. Agnes’ 
Catholic Church by Rev. James E. Heir and interment was at St. Agnes’ 
Cemetery.  There were man flowers including designs from the Ancient Order of 
Hibernians and the Loyal Order of Moose. Pall bearers were William J. Gray, 
Lewis C. Nellings, Salem NJ, Edward J. Fenelly, Norristown; David C. Calhoun, 
Chester, Charles McNelly, Claymont, De; Thomas Redmond, Sr., West Chester.  Mr. 
Redmond is a cousin and the other five are sons-in-law of Mrs. Saucerman.


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