Person:Caroline Bury (1)

By 1900 4 children had been born, and 3 were alive (the 4th child has not been identified.)

Obituaries

DEATH CALLED AGED LADY LIVED HERE HALF A CENTURY

 Mrs. J.D. Strouse, Well Known Resident of South Side Died Today of Bronchial Pneumonia

 Mrs. J.D. Strouse, one of the pioneers of the Western Reserve, died at her residence at 102 St. Louis avenue today of bronchial-pneumonia after a brief illness.

 Mrs. Strouse was born at new Portage, Summit county in 1834.  She was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bury.  She was married to J.D. Strouse 52 years ago yesterday.  Soon after her marriage she moved with her husband to Cornersburg where she resided for 50 years.  She has resided on St. Louis avenue for the past two years.  She leaves to mourn her loss beside her husband their daughters,  Mrs. F.P. Corll of Fruitport, Mich., Mrs. H.R. Blott and Miss Ann Strouse, both of this city.  She also leaves two sisters, Mrs. Sophia Young of Canton and Mrs. John McCauley of New York city.  John McCauley is one of the famous cartoonists of the country and the public is well acquainted with his work.

 Mrs. Strouse was a member of the St. Pauls' English Reformed church.  She was a kindly Christian lady and was held in the highest esteem by all who knew her.  She had many friends and acquaintances in this city especially among the older residents who will sincerely mourn her death.

 The funeral will be held from the family residence on Thursday afternoon at 1:30 oclock.  Rev. J.M. Kendig will officiate.  Interment will be made at Belmont Park cemetery.
 Source: Youngstown Vindicator 24 April 1905 pg 3

MRS. CAROLINE STROUSE SUCCUMBED TO AN ATTACK OF PNEUMONIA

Was Seventy One Years of Age. Spent Greater portion of Her Life at Cornersburg.

  Mrs. Caroline Strouse, wife of J. D. Strouse, and mother of Mrs. H.E. Blott died this morning at 5 o'clock at her late resident, Oak Hill and St. Louis avenue, after an illness of little over a week from pneumonia.
 Mrs. Strouse was 71 years of age.  When it was known a week ago last Thursday that she had been attacked by pneumonia, little hope was entertained for her recovery owing to her advanced age and failing health.  From the commencement of her last illness she sank rapidly until the end.

 Mrs. Strouse was born at new Portage, Summit county, Ohio, but passed the greater part of her life with her family at Cornersburg.  She moved to this city with her husband about two years ago.  She leaves besides her husband the following children:  Mrs. F.T. Corll of Michigan, Mrs. Dr. Blott and Miss Anna Strouse.  Mrs. Corll arrived in the city this morning at the home of her mother a few minutes after she had passed away. 

 The funeral will be held Thursday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock from the residence with interment at Belmonth Park cemetery. 
 Source: Youngstown Telegram,  Monday,  April 24, 1905, Pg 5

Bury Family Bible

Caroline Bury Strouse birth in Bury Family Bible

Carolyn Strouse, 1903, from Carolyn Cushway

Youngstown Telegram, Monday, April 24, 1905 pg 5.

School bell Caroline used to call Josiah home for lunch.

1. ↑ ^1.0 1.1 Bury Family Bible, Edition: 1819.
2. ↑ Obituary, in Youngstown, Mahoning, Ohio, United States. Vindicator. (Youngstown, Ohio).

   Monday, April 24, 1905 pg 3.

3. ↑ ^3.0 3.1 Ohio Genealogical Society. Trumbull County Chapter. Trumbull County, Ohio cemetery inscriptions, 1800-1930. (s.n.], c1983).

   Pg 260, information received from Jocelyn Wilms.

4. ↑ Mahoning County Ohio Deaths.

   Vol 5 pg 171 no 11

5. ↑ ^5.0 5.1 Obituary, in Youngstown Telegram.

   Monday, April 24, 1905 pg 5

6. ↑ Translation of Bible entry is:
   Coventry Portage County Ohio
   Caroline born 4 July 1834. Baptised 6th day of September 1834.
   signed _______.
   
   Death certificate gives place of birth as Stark Co. Her maiden name in daughter's death certificate is incorrect (Babb).