Frances is the 4th child of Capt.William Samuel Tucker & Matilda Ann Payet.
Frances is the wife Amos Levy Peltier. They were married 24 May, 1898 in Mount Clemens, Macomb, Michigan.
St.Peter Catholic Church , By Father J.August Van Hoomissen.Witnesses Cyrus Isabell and Elizabeth Hibberth.
Together they had one child; Bernard Alphonse Peltier.
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FRANCES J. PELTIER
Frances J. Peltier , age 71, died early Sunday at the Zilla Convalescent Home after a long illness.
Mrs.Peltier was the widow of Amos.L, and daughter of the late William S. and Matilda Tucker.
A life -long member of St.Peter's Church , Mrs. Peltier was a leader in the church activities , a member of the L.C.B.A., and the Church Alter Society.Mrs. Peltier was prominent in the local Red Cross in World War 1 and has for many years done charitable work in this area.She was a member of the Woman's Relief Corps for 25 years and up to the time of her fatal illness was president of the group.
She leaves one son, Bernard A., of Port Huron, and several nieces and nephews.
Prayers will be said at the Groesbeck Funeral Home tonight and Tuesday at 8 pm.
The funeral will be held from Groesbeck's at 9:30 am Wednesday with services at St.Peter's Church at 10 am.Fr.
Source: The Daily Monitor, Monday, Oct 27, 1947.
Added by: M.Bolton.
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Frances cause of death: metastatic sarcoma, originating in left knee.
She died at 5:22 a.m.
Source: Death Cert.
Added by: M.Bolton
Frances is the wife Amos Levy Peltier. They were married 24 May, 1898 in Mount Clemens, Macomb, Michigan.
St.Peter Catholic Church , By Father J.August Van Hoomissen.Witnesses Cyrus Isabell and Elizabeth Hibberth.
Together they had one child; Bernard Alphonse Peltier.
~~~~~~~ OBITUARY ~~~~~~~
FRANCES J. PELTIER
Frances J. Peltier , age 71, died early Sunday at the Zilla Convalescent Home after a long illness.
Mrs.Peltier was the widow of Amos.L, and daughter of the late William S. and Matilda Tucker.
A life -long member of St.Peter's Church , Mrs. Peltier was a leader in the church activities , a member of the L.C.B.A., and the Church Alter Society.Mrs. Peltier was prominent in the local Red Cross in World War 1 and has for many years done charitable work in this area.She was a member of the Woman's Relief Corps for 25 years and up to the time of her fatal illness was president of the group.
She leaves one son, Bernard A., of Port Huron, and several nieces and nephews.
Prayers will be said at the Groesbeck Funeral Home tonight and Tuesday at 8 pm.
The funeral will be held from Groesbeck's at 9:30 am Wednesday with services at St.Peter's Church at 10 am.Fr.
Source: The Daily Monitor, Monday, Oct 27, 1947.
Added by: M.Bolton.
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Frances cause of death: metastatic sarcoma, originating in left knee.
She died at 5:22 a.m.
Source: Death Cert.
Added by: M.Bolton
Frances is the 4th child of Capt.William Samuel Tucker & Matilda Ann Payet.
Frances is the wife Amos Levy Peltier. They were married 24 May, 1898 in Mount Clemens, Macomb, Michigan.
St.Peter Catholic Church , By Father J.August Van Hoomissen.Witnesses Cyrus Isabell and Elizabeth Hibberth.
Together they had one child; Bernard Alphonse Peltier.
~~~~~~~ OBITUARY ~~~~~~~
FRANCES J. PELTIER
Frances J. Peltier , age 71, died early Sunday at the Zilla Convalescent Home after a long illness.
Mrs.Peltier was the widow of Amos.L, and daughter of the late William S. and Matilda Tucker.
A life -long member of St.Peter's Church , Mrs. Peltier was a leader in the church activities , a member of the L.C.B.A., and the Church Alter Society.Mrs. Peltier was prominent in the local Red Cross in World War 1 and has for many years done charitable work in this area.She was a member of the Woman's Relief Corps for 25 years and up to the time of her fatal illness was president of the group.
She leaves one son, Bernard A., of Port Huron, and several nieces and nephews.
Prayers will be said at the Groesbeck Funeral Home tonight and Tuesday at 8 pm.
The funeral will be held from Groesbeck's at 9:30 am Wednesday with services at St.Peter's Church at 10 am.Fr.
Source: The Daily Monitor, Monday, Oct 27, 1947.
Added by: M.Bolton.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Frances cause of death: metastatic sarcoma, originating in left knee.
She died at 5:22 a.m.
Source: Death Cert.
Added by: M.Bolton
Frances is the wife Amos Levy Peltier. They were married 24 May, 1898 in Mount Clemens, Macomb, Michigan.
St.Peter Catholic Church , By Father J.August Van Hoomissen.Witnesses Cyrus Isabell and Elizabeth Hibberth.
Together they had one child; Bernard Alphonse Peltier.
~~~~~~~ OBITUARY ~~~~~~~
FRANCES J. PELTIER
Frances J. Peltier , age 71, died early Sunday at the Zilla Convalescent Home after a long illness.
Mrs.Peltier was the widow of Amos.L, and daughter of the late William S. and Matilda Tucker.
A life -long member of St.Peter's Church , Mrs. Peltier was a leader in the church activities , a member of the L.C.B.A., and the Church Alter Society.Mrs. Peltier was prominent in the local Red Cross in World War 1 and has for many years done charitable work in this area.She was a member of the Woman's Relief Corps for 25 years and up to the time of her fatal illness was president of the group.
She leaves one son, Bernard A., of Port Huron, and several nieces and nephews.
Prayers will be said at the Groesbeck Funeral Home tonight and Tuesday at 8 pm.
The funeral will be held from Groesbeck's at 9:30 am Wednesday with services at St.Peter's Church at 10 am.Fr.
Source: The Daily Monitor, Monday, Oct 27, 1947.
Added by: M.Bolton.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Frances cause of death: metastatic sarcoma, originating in left knee.
She died at 5:22 a.m.
Source: Death Cert.
Added by: M.Bolton
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Buried: October 29, 1947.
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