Lucretia C. (Putman) Weaver |
| Posted 2007-01-06 by Arizona Newspapers |
| LUCRETIA C. [PUTMAN] WEAVER Born in Vermont Dec. 21, 1832 Died in Colton, Calif. Mar. 3, 1923 Pioneer Lady is Buried Here On Saturday last, the 3rd Inst., in Colton, California, occurred the death of Lucretia C. [Putnam] Weaver an old pioneer resident of Pinal County. The deceased had been in very poor health for over a year. She had been in Colton, where her son Fred Weaver is located, for the past few years. Funeral services were held in Casa Grande, Thursday afternoon [March 8, 1923] of this week from the Presbyterian Church, burial was made in the Weaver plot in their own cemetery. The deceased was the mother of several children; those who survive her are: Mrs. R.F. [Addie] Phillips, mother of Mrs. Arthur [Tessie] Elliott and John Phillips of this city; Fred Weaver of Colton and Mrs. John Maloney who resides in the east. She leaves besides these children, 10 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. Lucretia Weaver [born in the state of Vermont on Dec. 21, 1832] came to this state from North Dakota with her husband, [William K. Weaver] in 1894, and they endured together all the hardships of the Arizona Pioneer. She was a women of great integrity and sterling character and was beloved by all who knew her. The Bulletin, Saturday, Mar. 10, 1923 Vol. 15 - No. 10 |
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