Obituary: Winnebago County, Wisconsin: Mrs. Paul REYNOLDS

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Daily Northwestern September 16, 1891

Death of Mrs. Reynolds

An old resident of Oshkosh Passes Away Last Night.

Mrs. Paul Reynolds died last night at eleven o'clock at the residence, 365
Algoma street.  She had been a great sufferer from cancer for about a year,
and though the disease to which she succumbed was of a nature to produce
great irritability, yet throughout her long illness she manifested a most
patient and urbane spirit.  She possessed a beautiful character, and
fulfilled the duties of her home in a most capable manner.  Mrs. Reynolds
was born in Prince Edward's Island, Nova Scotia in the year 1842, and came
to Black Wolf in 1855.  In the year 1861 she removed to Oshkosh at which
time she was married.   The immediate surviving relatives are her husband;
son, Charles; daughter, Nellie; mother, Mrs. Thomas Robbins, six brothers
and one sister.  She was a member of the First Congregational church, and
of the Olive branch of the Rebekah order.

The funeral services will be held at the house on Friday afternoon at two
o'clock.  Rev. Edward H. Smith will officiate.

Miss Jeannette Miner Daggett and Will H. Dale will render the music.  The
pall bearers will be Benjamin Doughty, W. K. Rideout, Oliver Worden, Irving
Crowell, J. N. Hoaglin and J. M. Rollins.