York, Margaret Ann Stier Borts – 1851-1916

BORTS, COURTNEY, HENNING, NEAL, PETCOCK, STIER, YORK

Posted By: Diana Wagner
Date: 7/13/2021 at 21:35:37

Clear Creek – Mrs. Margaret York died at her home at Mingo, Sunday. She was 64 years of age, a member of the W.R.C. and Christian church. She leaves her husband, five children, Mrs. Gertie Courtney and Wes Borts, of Boone; Bud Borts, of this vicinity, Wm. and Rosa, at home, one sister, Mrs. Peter Neal of Mingo, and two brothers, Jake Stier of Collins, and Dick Stier, of Oakland, Cal. Several grandchildren and two great grandchildren. The funeral will be held Thursday and interment at Ashton cemetery beside her loved ones gone on.
Source: The Colfax Clipper; May 25, 1916

Obituary of Mrs. William A. York
Margaret Ann Stier was born in St. Joseph County, Michigan, March 13, 1851. Died at her home in Mingo, Iowa, May 21, 1916, aged 65 years, 2 months and 8 days. She was united in marriage with Eli Borts on April 9, 1868, in Jasper County, Iowa. To this union six children were born, five of whom survive her namely, William H. Borts, E. W. Borts, and Rose Borts, of Mingo, Gertrude Courtney and J. W. Borts of Boone. Cora Pitcock died at Mingo on June 7, 1897. Her husband, Eli Borts died at Mingo, March 5, 1891.
She was again united in marriage on October 18, 1893, to William A. York, who owing to failing health was unable to be present. She leaves to mourn her departure her husband, five children, seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren, also two brothers and one sister namely Jacob Stier, of Collins; Oscar Stier, of Oakland, Cal., and Caroline Neal, of Mingo. For a number of years the deceased has been a faithful member of the Christian church of Mingo. Her long painful illness was born with Christian patience and fortitude and often expressing a wish to be at rest.
She was a member of Chief Logan Rebekah Lodge No. 573, of Mingo, and also a member of the E. H. Keyes Relief Corps No. 294, of Mingo.
Her life has been one of toil and labor for those she loved, in life but her toils and sufferings are now at an end and she is enjoying sweet rest on the brighter shore.
Source: The Colfax Clipper; June 8, 1916

Jasper Co Death Record Book 3, Cert# 223–277; Died at Mingo; York, Margret; b. 13 Mar 1851; 65y2m8d; M; b. Michigan; father: Stire, John; mother: Henning, Mary; d. 21 May 1916; bur: Ashton Cem.