Mrs. J. C. (Alma Manning) Weaver, aged 40 years, and for many years a resident of this section and a member of the Putnam County teaching staff for over 15 years, died at her home after an illness of two years, during which time she had submitted to two operations.
Her condition became critical about four months ago and death was not unexpected.
Besides her husband, four children survive: Lamar, 12, Christine, 8, Neva, 6 and Norma, 3. There are also two brothers, J. A. Manning, Harlem and J. E. Manning, St. Augustine, as well as four sisters, Mrs. L. B. Varnes, Harlem, Mrs. S. S. Minton, Florahome, Mrs. H. E. Nobles, St. Augustine, Mrs. H. Green, Penney Farms, surviving.
Funeral services were held Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock in Union Grove Cemetery, at Harlem, Rev. J. W. Conway of Penney Farms, officiating. (Times-Herald Obituary dtd 15 May 1931.)
Her condition became critical about four months ago and death was not unexpected.
Besides her husband, four children survive: Lamar, 12, Christine, 8, Neva, 6 and Norma, 3. There are also two brothers, J. A. Manning, Harlem and J. E. Manning, St. Augustine, as well as four sisters, Mrs. L. B. Varnes, Harlem, Mrs. S. S. Minton, Florahome, Mrs. H. E. Nobles, St. Augustine, Mrs. H. Green, Penney Farms, surviving.
Funeral services were held Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock in Union Grove Cemetery, at Harlem, Rev. J. W. Conway of Penney Farms, officiating. (Times-Herald Obituary dtd 15 May 1931.)
Mrs. J. C. (Alma Manning) Weaver, aged 40 years, and for many years a resident of this section and a member of the Putnam County teaching staff for over 15 years, died at her home after an illness of two years, during which time she had submitted to two operations.
Her condition became critical about four months ago and death was not unexpected.
Besides her husband, four children survive: Lamar, 12, Christine, 8, Neva, 6 and Norma, 3. There are also two brothers, J. A. Manning, Harlem and J. E. Manning, St. Augustine, as well as four sisters, Mrs. L. B. Varnes, Harlem, Mrs. S. S. Minton, Florahome, Mrs. H. E. Nobles, St. Augustine, Mrs. H. Green, Penney Farms, surviving.
Funeral services were held Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock in Union Grove Cemetery, at Harlem, Rev. J. W. Conway of Penney Farms, officiating. (Times-Herald Obituary dtd 15 May 1931.)
Her condition became critical about four months ago and death was not unexpected.
Besides her husband, four children survive: Lamar, 12, Christine, 8, Neva, 6 and Norma, 3. There are also two brothers, J. A. Manning, Harlem and J. E. Manning, St. Augustine, as well as four sisters, Mrs. L. B. Varnes, Harlem, Mrs. S. S. Minton, Florahome, Mrs. H. E. Nobles, St. Augustine, Mrs. H. Green, Penney Farms, surviving.
Funeral services were held Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock in Union Grove Cemetery, at Harlem, Rev. J. W. Conway of Penney Farms, officiating. (Times-Herald Obituary dtd 15 May 1931.)
Gravesite Details
w/o John C. Weaver
Family Members
Siblings
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Explore more
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
