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The News-Forum, Bucyrus, OH
Tuesday, 20 February, 1917

         MRS. MARGARET ANN TALBOTT died at her home in Crestline
       Friday morning at 4:45 following a stroke of paralysis 
       suffered last Saturday.
       
         MRS. TALBOTT, before her marriage was MARGARET ANN PEPPARD,
       and was the daughter of FRANCES and MARGARET ANN PEPPARD. 
       She was born north of Crestline, and had she lived until
       the 25th day of this month, she would have attained the
       age of 80 years. During this entire time she has made Crest-
       line and vicinity her home.
       
         On October, 20, 1860, she was united in marriage to JOSEPH
       J. TALBOTT, and survived her husband eight years. Six chil-
       dren were born to the union, three of them having preceded
       the mother in death. Three sons, C. F. and EDWARD TALBOTT
       of Crestline and O. A. TALBOTT of Columbus, survive. Two
       brothers, two sisters and twelve grandchildren also survive.
       The brothers, D. M. and WILLIAM PEPPARD and one sister, MRS.
       J. M. BRONKAR, reside in Crestline, while the other sister,
       MRS. L. C. McLAUGHLIN, is living in Willmar, Minn.
       
         Funeral services were held from the late residence Sunday
       afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. C. D. Castle officiating. 
       Interment was made in the Crestline cemetery.
       
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