If any researchers bump into any dod or burial info on Hannah (Hines/Hynes) Bewick, it would be greatly appreciated. I have a copy of her obit from the newspaper, but no one added the date. We suspect that she's buried at St. Mary's church cemetary in Dunmore but the church records do not indicate that. We also suspect that she died ~1945 in Dunmore. Her family name is listed as Hynes in the UK Census and Hines in the US census. She was born in England in 1866, emigrated w/ husband and children to PA ~ 1883, and was the spouse of Ralph Bewick. We have also been unable to locate the burial place for her husband. Any help appreciated. jho Mrs. Hannah [Hines/Hynes] Bewick Dies After Illness Mrs. Hannah Bewick succumbed this morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Maurice McCauley, 112 South Webster Avenue. She had been ill several months. The deceased was born in England and had lived in Dunmore most of her life. She was a member of St. Mary's Church, Dunmore, and its women's societies. Surviving are two daughters, Ms. William Watson, Lackawanna, NY and Mrs. McCauley; six sons, Edward J., Joseph, Frank, John and Ralph, Scranton; and William, Buffalo, NY; three sisters, Sister Mary Pauline and Sister Mary Genevieve, members of the Mercy Order, stationed at Watervliet, NY and Mrs. Agnes Erickson, Brooklyn, NY; two brothers, William and Thomas Hines, New York; 33 grandchildren and several great grandchildren. The funeral will be held from the Kane Funeral Home, 319 Chestnut St., Dunmore, at a time to be announced.