Clearfield County PA Archives Obituaries.....Kelley, Jennie L.  December 28, 1924
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Published in the Clearfield Progress on  01/03/1925
Mrs. Jennie L. Kelly   


Mrs. Jennie L. Kelly, widow of the late John L. Kelly, passed peacefully
to rest in the Clearfield hospital at 6 o'clock Sunday evening, December
28, 1924, Bright's disease and complications causing her death. She had been in 
failing health for several months, but was not bed-fast until the last three 
weeks. One week prior to her death, her condition became critical, and she was 
removed to the hospital where everything was done to save her life, but it was 
beyond medical skill to do so.  Mrs. Kelly, whose maiden name was Jennie L. 
Sunderlin, was born in Burnside, November 11, 1851, making her age 73 years, 2 
months and 17 days.  She was married to John L. Kelly, in Lumber City, in 
1874.  She was a resident of Hyde since 1903.  Since the death of her husband 
five years ago, she has been making her home with her daughter, Mrs. J. Paul 
Bailey. She will be sadly missed in this vicinity, for her bright and sunny 
disposition had won her a host of friends.  She was a member of the Methodist 
Church.  She is survived by one son and five daughters, namely: Pearl, wife of 
D. S. Stiver. Hyde; Mollie, wife of C. L. Canfield, Gulfport, Miss.; Maude, 
wife of F. S. Nulph, Punxsutawney; Rose, wife of J. C. Stemphfley, of 
Farmington, Minn.; Kathryn, wife of J. Paul Bailey, Hyde; and John Lewis Kelly, 
of Hyde.  Also, thirteen grand children.  Funeral services were held at the 
home of J. Paul Bailey and were in  charge of Rev. C. K. Gibson of the Eleventh 
Street Methodist Church, of Clearfield, assisted by Rev. Gray, of the Centre M. 
E. Church. Burial was made in Hillcrest cemetery.


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