Chester County PA Archives Obituaries.....Speakman, Anna Martha  1904
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October 1904

CCHS Surname File 
Mrs. Anna Martha Speakman widow of Col. F.B. Speakman died Wednesday. She was 
native of Marietta her maiden being Spangler.She is survived by one daughter 
Mrs. Ida Coyle of Lancster and one son Fred speakman of Coatesville, and five 
grandchildren.

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date over clipping is 10/1/1904

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September 28 1904

Mrs Anna Martha Speakman
After an illness of about a year Mrs. Anna Martha Speakman, widow of Col. 
Frank B. Speakman, died at her late home, corner First Avenue and Main Street, 
yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock. the deceased was born in Marietta,Lancaster 
County, her maiden name being Spangler. She was in her 63d year. Mrs. Speakman 
was of a kind disposition and enjoyed a large circle of friends. The deceased 
was a consistent member of the Church of the Trinity. One son, F.W. Speakman 
of Coatesville; Mrs.John A. Coyle of Lancaster, a daughter;one brother, John 
Spangler, of Lancaster and one siter, Mrs. L.S. haldeman, of Marrietta, 
Lancaster county survive her. The funeral will be held on Saturday.

Speakman-Entered in to rest September 28, 1904, Anna Martha Spangler, wife of 
Col F.B.Speakman.
Funeral from her late residence, Coatesville,Pa. on Saturday, October 1st at 
10:30 a.m. Interment private.

Funeral services over the remains of Mrs. Anna Martha Speakman, widow of 
Col.F.B. Speakman took place this morning from her late home, corner First 
Avenue and Main Street. Services were conducted by Rev.Arthur Wilson Wilde, 
restor of the Church of the Trinity. The pall bearers were S.H. Scott, John 
Speakman, Max. Steinwachs, N.H. Stone, Louis Henson, and Hugh E. Stone. 
Interment was made at Fairview Cemetery. 

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