Jackson County OR Archives Obituaries.....Enyart, Lissie I Cannon September 14, 1900
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Medford (Oregon) Mail, Friday, 21 Sep 1900, p. 6, c. 3
Death of Mrs. Enyart. Last week these columns told of a surgical operation 
which was performed upon Mrs. J. E. Enyart, of this city, in San Francisco, on 
Tuesday. The operation was a very serious one, but had it not been performed 
life could not have been hoped for beyond a period of a few months, and the 
chances were taken, which as we all sorely regret, proved fatal, and the good 
lady died the following Friday. 
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Enyart in this city waited with anxiety, and 
a degree of foreboding, news of the operation, and after this was performed 
still more anxious were they for daily news as to the lady’s condition, and 
when, Friday morning, news of her death came, a cloud of sorrow spread over 
the entire community.
The remains, accompanied by the bereaved husband, were taken to Albany, 
Oregon, passing through Medford Sunday evening, for interment. The funeral 
services were held at the residence of the deceased’s sister, Mrs. Maston, in 
that city, on Monday afternoon; interment in Masonic cemetery. The funeral was 
attended by only relatives of the family and a few intimate friends.
At Medford Mr. Enyart was joined by Mrs. J. Merley and Mrs. J. H. Stewart, who 
accompanied him to Albany, and remained until after the funeral.
Deceased was formerly Miss Lissie I. Cannon. She was thirty-five years of age, 
and was married to Mr. J. E. Enyart, of this city, cashier in the Medford 
bank, in March, 1899. She was a woman of high accomplishments and during her 
short residence in our city made a great many friends, all of whom grieve with 
the sorrowing husband and relatives.
Deceased leaves to mourn her death, besides a husband, a sister, Mrs. Maston, 
and a brother, Attorney A. N. Cannon, of Albany, and another sister, Mrs. 
Marvin, at Waitsburg, Wash. 
Mr. Enyart returned to Medford Tuesday evening, accompanied by Mrs. Marvin, 
who will remain here a few days.

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