OBIT: Emma H. McCAMANT, 1926, interment in Gap, Lancaster Co., PA

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Mrs. Emma H. McCamant

On Saturday, Mrs. Emma H., wife of James M. McCamant, passed away at her home on 
South High street, where she had been ill for about three months.  The deceased 
was a daughter of the late Dr. Charles Heikel and Evaline Everhart Heikel, of 
Lancaster county, but she and her husband have been residents of this place for 
a considerable time.  She is survived by her husband and other relatives as well 
as many friends. Mrs. McCamant was a woman of retiring disposition, but a most 
lovable woman, highly esteemed by all who knew her.  She was a member of the 
Methodist Church and a consistent Christian of charitable character.  A relative 
was the late Dr. Isaiah Everhart, of Scranton, who donated Everhart Grove to 
West Chester.  A sister, Mrs. Mary E. Cressman, and a brother, James E. Heikel, 
of Scranton, are still living. The funeral notice appears elsewhere.


McCAMANT- On Oct. 16, Emma H., wife of James M. McCamant.  Relatives and friends 
of the family are invited to attend the funeral without further notice from his 
(sic) late residence, 227 S. High St., West Chester on Tuesday, the 19th inst.  
Meet at the house at 11 o'clock a.m.  Interment at Pequea Presbyterian Cemetery.


Daily Local News, October 18, 1926