Chester County PA Archives Obituaries.....Wolfe, Frances March 2, 1898
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Daily Local News, Several Dates
Daily Local News
May 24, 1889
Mrs. Frances Wolf Celebrates the 70th anniversary of her Birthday
Thursday, the 23d of May, was the 70th birthday of Mrs. Frances Wolf, residing 
at 316 South Matlack Street, West Chester.  Her children arranged to have a 
reunion, and assembled there at about 3 o’clock in the afternoon.  There were 
present, Mrs. Elizabeth Wallace and daughter, of Burlington, New Jersey; Jacob 
Anderson, of Philadelphia; Mrs. Ellen Archie, Philadelphia; James Anderson and 
family, West Chester; Mrs. Ella Gladman and daughter, West Chester; Mrs. Amy 
Smith, West Chester.  They brought with them some very valuable and useful 
presents and spent a very pleasant and enjoyable afternoon and evening 
together.  Mrs. Wolf is now a widow for the second time.  The children were all 
by her first husband, James Anderson and with the exception of Ellen, who was 
born in Philadelphia, there were all born in New London, this county.  Besides 
the children and grandchildren named, Mrs. Louisa Gladman, mother of J.G. 
Gladman was present.

Morning Republican
March 2, 1898
Mrs. Frances Wolfe
The funeral of Mrs. Frances A. Wolfe will take place this afternoon at two 
o’clock; interment at Chestnut Grove Cemetery, adjoining the borough.  Mrs. 
Wolfe died early Monday morning in her rooms over Charles T. Young’s store, 
West Gay Street, at the age of 78 years from an attack of heart disease.  She 
was the mother of James Anderson, this borough, and leaves several other grown-
up children.

Morning Republican
March 3, 1898
Mrs. Frances Wolfe
Was buried yesterday afternoon from the home of her daughter n West Gay 
Street.  Services were conducted by Rev. Charles L. Jefferson, of Wilmington, 
Delaware, a former pastor of the Second Presbyterian church, this borough, of 
which congregation the deceased was a consistent member.  Rev. C.L. Butler, of 
Lincoln University, who is at present filling the pulpit of the local church, 
and Rev. Mr. Johnson, of the Oxford colored church, also assisted at the 
services.  The pallbearers were James Granville, Jacob, Alfred and George 
Anderson, sons of the dead woman, and John G. Gladman.  Interment was made at 
Chestnut Grove Cemetery by undertaker Joseph B. Smith.


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