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Mourning Card · primary-source record

Mrs. Jeremiah English

circa 1827 (computed from age at death) – September 17, 1901

Died 17 September 1901 · found in Virginia

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At-a-glance facts

Record type

Mourning Card

Date of death

September 17, 1901

Date of birth

circa 1827 (computed from age at death)

Age at death

74 years

Where found

Virginia, United States

The mourning card

From the funeral card

Mrs. Jeremiah English

Died Sept. 17, 1901

aged 74 years.

The card identifies the deceased only as the wife of Jeremiah English; her own given name is not recorded. The card was found in Virginia.

People named in this record

  • Mrs. Jeremiah EnglishSubject
  • Jeremiah EnglishSpouse

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Source & citation

Source type
Photograph & transcription
Provenance
From the Ancestors at Rest archive — founded 2004 by Brian and substantially built out across two decades by Lorine McGinnis Schulze of Olive Tree Genealogy.
Transcribed by
Ancestors at Rest archive — original contributor not recorded.
Last verified
2026-06-12
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Image vs transcription
Both — photograph of the card and a transcription on this page

Citation: "Mourning card of Mrs. Jeremiah English, died 17 September 1901, found in Virginia," photographed and contributed to the Ancestors at Rest archive (https://ancestorsatrest.com/records/funeral-cards/english-jeremiah-1901/ : accessed [your access date]).

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