Obituary: Mary (Pankey) Fredenburg: Sam's Valley, Jackson Co., Oregon

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FREDENBURG, Mary (Pankey), Medford (Oregon) Mail Tribune,
Thursday, 23 Dec 1915, Sam's Valley, p. 7 -- The neighborhood was
overshadowed by sorrow at the deaths of their two beloved
neighbors, Mrs. D. C. Wilson and Mrs. J. I. Fredenburg, which 
occurred Friday and Saturday, December 17 and 18. Though the death
of Mrs. Wilson had been expected for some time, a kind, loving mother, 
wife and friend will be sadly missed by all who knew her. Though an 
invalid for several years, her every thought was confined to the welfare
of her family. She was a resident of Sam's Valley for the past nine years.

Mrs. J. I. Fredenburg was born in 1860 in Sam's valley, and with
the exception of fine years in Gilliam county, has spent all her life
in Jackson county, being a resident of Sam's valley for the past ten
years. Her death came as a terrible shock with only a few days'
warning. She was well known as a busy, happy woman and highly
respected by all who knew her. She was a kind, helpful wife and
loving mother. The community will feel her loss sadly. 

Our heartfelt sympathy goes with both bereaved families in their
time of sorrow.

The following relatives were called to the bedside of the late Mrs.
Fredenburg: Louis Pankey, brother, from Klamath county; Louisa
Smith, sister from Central Point; Nellie McKenney, from Klamath
county, and Minnie Moore, from Central Point; daughters, Mary
Leslie of Medford, sister-in-law, and W. J. and Harmon Fredenburg,
brothers-in-law, from Medford.