Lawrence County PA Archives Obituaries.....Cunningham, Angeline October 4, 1917
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New Castle News, October 5, 1917
Mrs. Angeline CUNNINGHAM of 605 West Washington 
Street, widow of James W. Cunningham, former county 
treasurer, died Thursday evening about 8:30, at the home of 
her daughter, Mrs. David M. MARSHALL, in Wampum.  She was 
taken ill in this city in March, but having recovered, went 
to visit her daughter in Wampum a few weeks ago.  Shortly 
afterward, she became ill again, and grew worse gradually, 
until the end came last evening.
     Mrs. Cunningham was the daughter of Frederick and 
Elizabeth MYERS, and was born in Shenango township, Lawrence 
County, August 15, 1840, and was past 77 years of age.  The 
greater part of her life had been spent in this city and 
county.  She was married to James W. Cunningham of Wayne 
township, and during his term as county treasurer, they 
resided in this city, but at the time of his death, in 1909, 
were living in Wayne township.  Since Mr. Cunningham's 
death, she had made her home with her son, Major Joseph V. 
Cunningham, 605 West Washington Street.
     She was a member of the Central Presbyterian church, of 
this city, and was a woman of many admirable traits.  Of 
even temperament, and pleasing disposition, she won friends 
everywhere and her unswerving loyalty lengthened her 
friendships through many years.  She was one of the well 
know women of the county, and to a large number, her death 
brings a sense of personal sorrow.
     The deceased was the mother of seven children, of whom 
two survive. They are Mrs. D. M. MARSHALL of Wampum, and 
Attorney Joseph V. CUNNINGHAM of this city.
     Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 1:30 
o'clock, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Marshall, in 
Wampum.  The interment will be made in Slippery Rock 
Presbyterian cemetery.

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