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The Owosso Argus-Press
Friday, January 28, 1914

        Byron Lady, 90,
        Taken by Death
   BYRON, Jan 28. - Mrs. MARTHA
 A. DUELL, 90, widow of JAMES
 DUELL, a resident of this commun-
 ity for 15 years, died Thursday
 morning at the Durand Hospital
 of infirmities.
   Funeral services will be held
 from the Free Methodist Church
 in Durand on Saturday afternoon
 at 1:30 o'clock with the Rev. J.
 A. McCLUNG, pastor, officiating.
 Interment will be made in Forest
 Lawn Cemetery, Saginaw.
   Mrs. DUEL was born at Pekin,
 N.Y., July 6, 1853, the daughter
 of DAVID and REBECCA WEAVER, and
 was married in New York State to
 Mr. DUELL in 1871.  The couple
 came to Michigan soon after their
 marriage and resided in Midland
 and Saginaw counties.  Mr. DUELL
 died 20 years ago.
   Surviving are two sons, GEORGE,
 with whom she lived at his farm
 home four miles north of here.
 ** BURTON of Canadia, N.Y.,
 and two daughters, Mrs. GERTRUDE
 OAK of Detroit, and Mrs. BURTON
 VINCENT of Evanston, Ill, a 
 brother, GEORGE WEAVER, at Lockport,
 N.Y., and six grandchildren and two
 great grandchildren.
 
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