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Arminda Prescilla <I>Witter</I> England

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Arminda Prescilla Witter England

Birth
Union County, Ohio, USA
Death
14 Mar 1917 (aged 93)
Maple River, Carroll County, Iowa, USA
Burial
Carroll, Carroll County, Iowa, USA GPS-Latitude: 42.0578315, Longitude: -94.8597867
Plot
Block 4, Lot 102, Grave 4
Memorial ID
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Arminda was the daughter of David Witter and Sarah Witter. She married George Downing on Oct 26, 1845 in Logan Co, IL. They were the parents of Sarah Ann, Franklin Jasper (1849), and Arminda. She married 2nd John England on Jan 25, 1855 in Logan Co, IL. They were the parents of Francis P (1856 IL), John J, Mary A (1862), and James W (1864 IL).

March 15, 1917 - Carroll Times - Mrs. Arminda T. England, a pioneer resident of Carroll county, died at her home in Maple River at 12:30 a.m. Wednesday, after an illness of a week, following a stroke of paralysis. She was 93 years and 2 days old, having celebrated her birthday on Monday of this week, and on the day of her death had resided in the county exactly thirty-four years.

Mrs. England was the daughter of David and Sarah Witter, and was born in Union county, Ohio, March 12, 1824. Her father was a business man and sheriff of the county of her birth. The family moved later to Logan county, Illinois, where she was married on October 26, 1845, to George Downing, who lived but a few years. After his death she was married, on January 25, 1855, to John M. England, and they moved to this county in 1883, where she has since resided.

Two surviving children by her first marriage, Mrs. Sarah A. King, of Decatur, Illinois, and Mrs. Arminda Vaughn, of Atwood, Ind., and three children, of the latter, John J. England, of Omaha, and Mary J. and James W. England, of Maple River, are left to mourn her death. One sister, Mrs. P.B. Cole, of Marysville, Ohio, is ninety-eight years of age and is the mother of the deceased wife of former vice-president Charles W. Fairbanks.

Mrs. England united with the M.E. church in 1855 and has been a devoted member since that time. She was also a member of the Order of the Eastern Star. The funeral will be held Friday at 3 o'clock from the Methodist church in Carroll, Rev. R.B. Sheppard officiating, and burial will be made in the Carroll cemetery.
Arminda was the daughter of David Witter and Sarah Witter. She married George Downing on Oct 26, 1845 in Logan Co, IL. They were the parents of Sarah Ann, Franklin Jasper (1849), and Arminda. She married 2nd John England on Jan 25, 1855 in Logan Co, IL. They were the parents of Francis P (1856 IL), John J, Mary A (1862), and James W (1864 IL).

March 15, 1917 - Carroll Times - Mrs. Arminda T. England, a pioneer resident of Carroll county, died at her home in Maple River at 12:30 a.m. Wednesday, after an illness of a week, following a stroke of paralysis. She was 93 years and 2 days old, having celebrated her birthday on Monday of this week, and on the day of her death had resided in the county exactly thirty-four years.

Mrs. England was the daughter of David and Sarah Witter, and was born in Union county, Ohio, March 12, 1824. Her father was a business man and sheriff of the county of her birth. The family moved later to Logan county, Illinois, where she was married on October 26, 1845, to George Downing, who lived but a few years. After his death she was married, on January 25, 1855, to John M. England, and they moved to this county in 1883, where she has since resided.

Two surviving children by her first marriage, Mrs. Sarah A. King, of Decatur, Illinois, and Mrs. Arminda Vaughn, of Atwood, Ind., and three children, of the latter, John J. England, of Omaha, and Mary J. and James W. England, of Maple River, are left to mourn her death. One sister, Mrs. P.B. Cole, of Marysville, Ohio, is ninety-eight years of age and is the mother of the deceased wife of former vice-president Charles W. Fairbanks.

Mrs. England united with the M.E. church in 1855 and has been a devoted member since that time. She was also a member of the Order of the Eastern Star. The funeral will be held Friday at 3 o'clock from the Methodist church in Carroll, Rev. R.B. Sheppard officiating, and burial will be made in the Carroll cemetery.


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