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The Weekly Pantagraph
January 3, 1913

                   Death of Mrs. KEPNER
                   
              - Mrs. MARGARET R. KEPNER, who resides at the
            corner of Broadway and Virginia avenues in Normal,
            died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. FRANK FOULK,
            of Saybrook, Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
              Mrs. KEPNER, who was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
            WILLIAM CAMPBELL, was born on August 14, 1849, in
            Dry Run, Franklin county, Pa., and was married about
            fifty years ago to JAMES M. KEPNER, of Port Royal, Pa.
            Soon after their marriage they came to Illinois and
            settled on a farm near Saybrook, where they lived
            until 1898, when they retired from the farm and moved
            to Normal, where Mrs. KEPNER has since resided. Her
            husband died at their Normal home about twelve years
            ago. Mrs. KEPNER was the mother of four children,
            JOHN M., of San Francisco, Cal.; Mrs. ELIZABETH FOULK,
            of Saybrook; Mrs. FANNIE RAINEY and WILLIAM C., both
            deceased. She also leaves one sister, Mrs. E. W. BAIR
            of 608 East Douglas street in this city.
              Mrs. KEPNER was a member of the Second Presbyterian
            church of Bloomington, and was held in high esteem by
            all who knew her, and her true character and noble
            disposition were never more appreciated than when met
            in her own home. She was a member of one of the most
            respected families of the county. The funeral will take
            place at the United Brethren church in Saybrook Friday
            morning at 10 o'clock.
            
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