Chester-Philadelphia County PA Archives Obituaries.....Rea, Ella E May 4, 1892
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Daily Local News, May 7 & 10, 1892
Daily Local News, May 7, 1892
Died:  REA- On the 4th inst., Ella E., daughter of William W. and Mary J. 
Rea.  Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral 
services at her parent’s residence, No. 818 Perkiomen Street, Philadelphia, 
this (Saturday) evening, 7th inst., at 8 o’clock.  Interment on Sunday at 
Hopewell Cemetery, Chester County.

Daily Local News, May 10, 1892
Religious Intelligence.
It has been a long time since as large a gathering of people has been seen at 
Hopewell as assembled there on last Sunday to attend the funeral of Miss Ella 
Rea, a young lady who died in Philadelphia and was brought to Downingtown on 
the Sunday morning train on the Pennsylvania Railroad.  She was the daughter 
of William and Mary Jane Rea, who a number of years ago were married in 
Brandywine Township and removed to the city. She was the second of three 
daughters and one son.  She frequently visited her many friends and relatives 
in the neighborhood of Hopewell, where her mother was born and raised, she 
being the daughter of Isaac R. Powell, deceased.  Her natural disposition was 
to be lively and pleasant, and had made a host of friends who greatly mourn 
her loss so early in life, she being the picture of health until a few weeks 
ago.  The high esteem in which she was held was attested by the largest 
display of elegant flowers that has ever been witnessed at the church on a 
similar occasion.  The pastor, Mr. McKinley, preached an appropriate Sermon.


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