Clinton County PA Archives Obituaries.....MOLSON, Elizabeth Catherine (COFFEY) January 1910
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  The Lock Haven Express nd the Clinton Democrat, 17 Jan 1910
  ELIZABETH COFFEY MOLSON
  (1845 - 1910)
  	
  DEATH OF MRS. MOLSON
  
       Mrs. Elizabeth Molson, wife of the late Edward B. Molson died Saturday at 
  her home in west Philadelphia, word to that effect having been received by Mrs. 
  Jacob Heimer in this city today.  The remains will be brought to this city 
  tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock.  Funeral services will be held in St. Paul 
  Episcopal Church at 9 o'clock Tuesday morning and will be conducted by the 
  Rector Rev. Lewis Nichols.  Interment in Highland cemetery.
  
       Deceased is survived by four sons and one daughter.
  
       Mr. Molson for a number of years conducted a barber shop in this city and 
  later embarked in the laundry business, which was conducted later by Mrs. 
  Molson.  A number of years ago Mrs. Molson removed to Philadelphia with her 
  family.  She was well known by many people in this city, who will regret to 
  learn of her death, the particulars of which are not yet known in this city.
  
  			[The Lock Haven Express, Monday, 17 Jan 1910, 1:4]

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  Funeral of Mrs. Molson
  
       Mrs. E. B. Molson, a former well known resident of this city, died in West 
  Philadelphia on Saturday last, mention of which was made in Monday's edition.  
  Death was due to a stroke of paralysis.  The remains were brought to this city 
  on Erie mail this morning and taken to St. Paul's Episcopal church, where 
  funeral services were conducted by Rev. Lewis Nichols, the rector.  Deceased is 
  survived by eight children, six sons and two daughters.  The casket bearers 
  were four sons Harry, Edward, George and Irwin.  Interment was made in Highland 
  cemetery beside the body of her late husband.
  
  			[The Lock Haven Express, Tuesday, 18 Jan 1910, 5:1]
  
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  Death of Mrs. E. B. Molson.
  
       Mrs. E. B. Molson, formerly of this city, but who for many years has 
  resided in Philadelphia, died at 1 o'clock on Saturday, and the remains will be 
  brought to this city on Erie Mail tomorrow morning and will be taken to St. 
  Paul's Episcopal church, where funeral services will be conducted.  Burial will 
  be made in Highland cemetery.  Deceased was aged about 60 years and leaves five 
  children.  Mr. Molson, who has been dead a good many years, during his lifetime 
  conducted a barber shop here and also a laundry.  Mrs. Molson visited this city 
  last summer, when she disposed of her property on Water Street.
  
  	[The Clinton Democrat, Semi-Weekly, Lock Haven, Pa. 17 Jan 1910, 1:6]

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  Remains Brought Here.
  
       The remains of Mrs. E. B. Molson arrived here on Erie Mail Tuesday from 
  Philadelphia, and were taken to St. Paul's Episcopal church, where funeral 
  services were conducted by Rev. Lewis Nichols.  Burial was made in Highland 
  cemetery.
  
  			[The Clinton Democrat, Thursday, 21 Jan 1910, 3:1]

  
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