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Waupaca Record

November 28, 1907

Mrs. Mary H. Poland, widow of the late Samuel S. Poland, died on Sunday, Nov. 24, at the old homestead in Dayton, where she has resided for half a century.

She had been ill but a short time with pneumonia followed by a hemorrhage of the lungs which proved fatal. Mary H. Warren was born near Mt. Vernon, Ohio, in 1834 and came to Wisconsin in the early fifties with her parents. In 1857 she was married and made her home in Dayton, where she has since lived. She is survived by her son, E.C. Poland, who resides on the old homestead and two daughters, Mrs. Truman Shoemaker of Dayton and Mrs. L.F. Shoemaker of this city. Two children died in infancy and a son, Warren, died at the age of twenty years.

The funeral will be held from the Crystal Lake church on Thursday morning, Rev. A.T. Erickson of this city officiating.

Waupaca Republican

November 29, 1907

Mrs. Mary H. Poland, widow of the late Samuel S. Poland, died on the old homestead in Dayton, where she has resided for half a century, Sunday, Nov. 24.

She had been ill but a short time with pneumonia followed by a hemorrhage of the lungs which proved fatal. Mary H. Warren, was born near Mt. Vernon, Ohio, in 1834 and came to Wisconsin in the early fifties with her parents. In 1857 she was married and made her home in Dayton where she has since lived. She is survived by her son, E.C. Poland, who resides on the old homestead and two daughters, Mrs. Truman Shoemaker of Dayton and Mrs. L.F. Shoemaker of this city. Two children died in infancy and a son, Warren died at the age of twenty years.

The funeral was held from the Crystal Lake church on Thursday morning, Rev. A.T. Erickson of this city officiating.