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The Ludington Appeal
Thursday, June 3, 1897

         Yesterday morning occured the death of Mrs.
       WILLIAM WINEY, of Danaher street. Deceased was
       28 years of age and the daughter of Mrs. FENNER
       well known in this city. She has been very sick
       ever since the birth of her child last winter,
       the doctors some time ago having given up all
       hope of her recovering. She will be burried
       tomorrow afternoon from the house, Rev. Love-
       joy officiating.
       
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The Ludington Appeal
Thursday, June 10, 1897

         SARAH EMILY MORSE-WINEY, whose death was chroni-
       cled in these columns last week, was a daughter of
       SIDNEY E. and EMILY MORSE. She was born at Spencer,
       New York, Nov. 4, 1870. On Sept. 14, 1889 she was
       married to WM. WINEY. Three children blessed this
       union - HARRIET EMILY, LILLIE MAY and MAY BELLE
       CECIL, aged 7, 5 and 3 years respectively.
         KITTIE, as Mrs. WINEY was commonly called, had a
       kind, loving and affectionate disposition which en-
       deared her to all her acquaintances. The greater
       part of her married life was devoted to making her
       husband and little ones happy. Her sickness extend-
       ed over a period of three months, during which time
       she was a patient sufferer. When sick she often said
       that if it was the Lord's will, she was willing to
       go. The funeral was conducted by Rev. Lovejoy, pas-
       tor of the First M. E. church. Besides a husband and
       three children, a mother, Mrs. S. E. FENNER, formerly
       of this city, four sisters and two brothers are left
       to mourn. Mrs. DELLA SEPTRION is the only sister re-
       siding in this city.
       
       
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