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- Polly Parker ManWarren - August 27, 1827 - July 2, 1894. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Parker. Wife of Daniel Bradley "Bradley" Manwarren. Section 2, Row 17.
Newspaper Obituary - July 2, 1894 Pulaski Democrat - Pulaski, New York - Polly Parker, wife of Bradley Manwarren, was born in Jefferson county, August 27, 1827, and died at her home in the town of Richland, July 2, 1894, in the 67th year of her age. In early life she had moved to Amboy, Oswego county, where she lived until her marriage with Bradley Manwarren, January 22, 1848, when she moved to Richland, Oswego county. She was the mother of four children, three of whom, one son and two daughters, survive her. When she was 18 years of age she experienced religion and joined the M. E. church of which she was a member at the time of her death. She suffered a stroke of paralysis May 26, 1893, and from that time till her death was helpless and unable to speak distinctly, but knew everyone and trusted fully in her Saviour, and oft times said she wished to go home. No one who knew her ever doubted the genuineness of her Christian experience or the purity of her heart and life. Her husband and children all took knowledge of her that she had been with Jesus.
Newspaper Obituary - Thursday July 12, 1894 Oswego Daily Times - Oswego, New York - Daysville District, July 10 - Friends and relatives from here attended the funeral of Mrs. Bradley Manwarren, which was held at her late residence at North Mexico, July 4th, Rev. Mr. Northrup of Holmesville, and Rev. Mr. Phelps of New Haven, officiating. About thirteen months ago Mrs. Manwarren was stricken with paralysis, and has been a helpless invalid ever since, receiving the most loving care and attention from her husband and daughter, Mrs. W. O. Ball. Besides her husband and Mrs. Ball, there are two other children of the immediate family circle to mourn her loss. These are Mrs. A. D. Pond of Holmesville, and Mrs. M. H. Manwarren of Mexico. Mrs. Manwarren has been a member of the M. E. Church for years and her death is universally regretted.
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