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The Sabbath Recorder

December 1927

Rock County, Wisconsin

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Margaret Jane, daughter of Thomas William and Mary MITCHELL STEER, was
born September 3, 1862, near Bethany, Ontario, and died December 3, 1927 at Wisconsin General Hospital, Madison.
Margaret was the fourth of a family of six children, and she is survived by one sister,
Miss Elizabeth Ann STEER.
The mother died when Margaret was six years of age. Two years later she came
with her father to Milton and found a home in the family of Mr. and Mrs. Wells CRUMB.
She was married August 1, 1880, to Elford Duane BLISS. Five children were born
to them; three of whom - Whitford, Jamie, and Elizabeth - died in infancy. She is survived by two children, Leon Earl BLISS of Valier, Mont., and Kathryn Margaret (Mrs. Walter E. ROGERS) of Milton, Wis.
During all the years her home has been in Milton. She became a member of the
Milton Seventh Day Baptist Church in 1877, and has ever maintained a deep interest in its work. She was active in circle number two of the women's organization of the church and was a member of the Village Improvement Club, and of the King's Daughters. She lived usefully in the community and will be long remembered with much appreciation.
The farewell service was held from the Milton Seventh Day Baptist church on the
afternoon of December 5, 1927, and interment was made in the Milton Cemetery. Pastor James L. Skaggs and Rev. Edwin Shaw were the officiating clergymen. A quartet consisting of President Alfred E. WHITFORD, Doctor George W. POST, Professor D. Nelson INGLIS, and Professor William D. BURDICK, sang appropriate selections. The organist was Miss Alberta CRANDALL. J. L. S. [Vol. 103, No. 25, p. 799]
 
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