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Information for Martha Melvina Hammack Breshears 16 May 1850 - 15
January 1918 From The Idaho Statesman
Wednesday, 16 January 1918 - p. 6 Contributed by Dennis McIndoo
According to the Death Certificate and research the parents are........
Father - Andrew Hammack (Indiana or Tennessee) Mother - Sarah
McPheeters (Tennessee)
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MIDDLETON SADDENED BY MRS. BRESHEARS DEATH
Pioneer Canyon County Woman Succumbs
to Illness Which Developed Suddenly Last Friday
MIDDLETON - This community was
saddened Tuesday by the death of Mrs. A. J. Breshears, one of
its earliest pioneers, who passed away at her home here
following a sudden illness that seized her last Friday.
In spite of the best of medical care she sank rapidly until
the end. Mrs. Breshears was Miss Martha
Hammack before her marriage on May 17, 1868, to A. J.
Breshears. She was born in Missouri on May 16, 1850, and
at the time of her death was 6y years and 7 months of age.
Mr. and Mrs. Breshears came to Idaho in 1879, settling in
Canyon county, where they have since resided.
Six children survive: F. M. Breshears of Caldwell, Mrs. F. W.
Newman of Star, Mrs. F. H. Lenaghan of Middleton, Mrs. A. D.
Harris of St. Anthony, Ella E. Breshears of Emmett and Arthur
Breshears of Burley. Several grandchildren and two
great-grandchildren also survive. Two grandchildren, the
sons of F. M. Breshears of Caldwell, are with the Idaho troops
in France. All of the children were at
the bedside with the exception of Mrs. Harris and Arthur
Breshears, who were delayed on account of snow storms which
blocked the railways. Funeral arrangements will not be
completed until they arrive. |
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