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Ednah Margaret Yerger Federick - Madison Parish, Louisiana 

From Tallulah Madison Journal October 23, 1996

Funeral service for Ednah Margaret Yerger Federick were held at 10:00 a.m. Wednesday October 23, 1996 
in the Trinity Episcopal Church with Rev. Gary Patience officiating. Burial followed in the Silver 
Cross Cemetery in Tallulah, under the direction of Crothers-Glenwood Funeral Home.

Mrs. Federick died Monday, October 21, 1996 in the Mississippi Baptist Medical Center in Jackson, Miss. 
after a brief illness. She was 60.

She was born in Vicksburg, and had lived most of her life in Madison Parish. She was a homemaker, and 
a member of Trinity Episcopal Church.

Survivors include: her husband, James A. Federick of Tallulah; one son, Andrew Yerger Federick of Mound; 
one daughter; Margaret Federick Crews of Mound; one sister, Ann Yerger Simpson of Jackson, Miss.; five 
grandchildren, Jason Yerger Crews, Mary Margaret Crews, Katie Brooks Federick, Anna Kathleen Federick, 
and Ednah Elizabeth Federick all of Mound; one niece, Amanda Simpson and one nephew, Collier Simpson 
both of Jackson.

Pallbearers were: Jerry Beard, Clay Beard, Rufus Yerger; Dt L. P. Neumann, Collier Simpson, 
Carneal Woodyear, Mark Federick and Craig Clark.

Honorary Pallbearers were: Jack Millikin, Charles Brackin, Bill Clark, Calvin Adams, Dr. Joseph Yerger; 
and Tommy Bishop.

Any memorials may be made to the Trinity Episcopal Church.