Person:Mary Mahnensmith (1)

By 1900, 7 children had been born and 5 were alive, in 1910 4 were alive.

Obituaries

MRS. MARY M. DOUBLE

 Mrs. Mary Magdlene Double, 83, of 421 Sylvan St. N.W., for 26 years a resident of the city, died about 550 Thursday evening at the home.  Death resulted from complications, following a stroke which she suffered last October, and from which she never fully recovered.
 Mrs. Double was born May 15, 1845, near Ohltown, the daughter of Peter and Abeline Mahmensmith.  When she was only seven years old, she moved with her parents to Indiana.  In 1866 she married William Double, a Civil war veteran.  They made their home only a short distance from that of Mrs. Double's girlhood, until they came to Warren from Ossian in 1901.  They settled on the Phelps farm on Tod Ave., N.W., where they lived until eight years ago, when Mr. Double died.
 Until last October she had participated in the things which were of most interest to her.  Particularly, in the world of her church.  She was kind an sympathetic and made many friends wherever she lived.  She was a charter member of the United Brethren church, a member of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society, and group Two of the Lsdies' Aid.  Until two years ago she taught a Sunday School class which bore her own name.  She was also a member of the Dana Bush W.C.T.U.
 Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. Susie Whiteford, Canton; Mrs. Mable Schout, Cleveland; Mrs. Lockie D. Chisworth, Warsaw, Ind.; Emma F. Double, at home, and six grandchildren.
 The body was removed to W. J.White's funeral home, where friends may call at any time.   It will be taken home Saturday evening.  Funeral services will be held there at 10:30 Monday, Rev. A.M. Wolfe and Rev. E.L. Ortt former United Brethren pastor will officiate.  Burial will be made in Oakwood cemetery. 
 Source: Warren Tribune Chronicle, Fri. 21 Jun 1929.

 Funeral services in memory of Mrs. Mary M. Double, who died Thursday evening, were held at 10:30 yesterday at the home, 421 Sylvan st., N.W. Rev. A 8(sic) Wolfe and Rev. E.L. Ortt officated.  Music was furnished by Lester Swartz, accompanied by Evelyn Lake.  The services were very largely attended.  Pal bearers were Walter Double, Roscoe Double, Harold Mahmensmith, Marstal Mahmensmith, Claude Whitcomb and Harry Rix.  Burial was made in Oakwood cemetery.
 Source: Warren Tribune Chronicle, Tue.. 25 Jun 1929

Cause of death was artero scelerosis, secondary uremia.

Warren Tribune Chronicle, Fri. 21 Jun 1929.

Warren Tribune Chronicle, Tue.. 25 Jun 1929

1. ↑ ^{1.0 1.1 1.2} Ohio Death Certificate.

   No. 44004, informant was Emma F. Double. Record includes date of birth and parents names.

2. ↑ ^2.0 2.1 Obituaries, in Warren Tribune Chronicle.

   Friday, June 21, 1929, and Tuesday. 25 Jun 1929.

3. ↑ Find A Grave.