Amanda Ann Cissell took the name Sister Prudentia when she entered the Sisters of Loretto.
Sister Prudentia's remains were moved from the Sisters' Section of Holy Name of Mary Cemetery at Calvary, Marion County, Kentucky to this cemetery in March 1914 and buried in rows 7 and 8 of the East side of this cemetery.
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There are three siblings sharing the name "Febronia Cissell." Mary Jane Cissell (1824-1842) took the name Sister Febronia when she entered the Sisters of Loretto in 1840. Her younger sister Mary Ann Cissell (1828-1888) also took the name Sister Febronia, entering Loretto in 1849. Their youngest sibling baptized Febronia Cissell (1847-1905), took the name Sister Parmena when she entered Loretto in 1876. Two of their other sisters also joined Loretto, Elizabeth Cissell (Sister Ambrosia; 1838-1913) and Amanda Ann Cissell (Sister Prudentia; 1846-1873).
Contributor: Susanna Pyatt
Sister Prudentia's remains were moved from the Sisters' Section of Holy Name of Mary Cemetery at Calvary, Marion County, Kentucky to this cemetery in March 1914 and buried in rows 7 and 8 of the East side of this cemetery.
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There are three siblings sharing the name "Febronia Cissell." Mary Jane Cissell (1824-1842) took the name Sister Febronia when she entered the Sisters of Loretto in 1840. Her younger sister Mary Ann Cissell (1828-1888) also took the name Sister Febronia, entering Loretto in 1849. Their youngest sibling baptized Febronia Cissell (1847-1905), took the name Sister Parmena when she entered Loretto in 1876. Two of their other sisters also joined Loretto, Elizabeth Cissell (Sister Ambrosia; 1838-1913) and Amanda Ann Cissell (Sister Prudentia; 1846-1873).
Contributor: Susanna Pyatt
Amanda Ann Cissell took the name Sister Prudentia when she entered the Sisters of Loretto.
Sister Prudentia's remains were moved from the Sisters' Section of Holy Name of Mary Cemetery at Calvary, Marion County, Kentucky to this cemetery in March 1914 and buried in rows 7 and 8 of the East side of this cemetery.
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There are three siblings sharing the name "Febronia Cissell." Mary Jane Cissell (1824-1842) took the name Sister Febronia when she entered the Sisters of Loretto in 1840. Her younger sister Mary Ann Cissell (1828-1888) also took the name Sister Febronia, entering Loretto in 1849. Their youngest sibling baptized Febronia Cissell (1847-1905), took the name Sister Parmena when she entered Loretto in 1876. Two of their other sisters also joined Loretto, Elizabeth Cissell (Sister Ambrosia; 1838-1913) and Amanda Ann Cissell (Sister Prudentia; 1846-1873).
Contributor: Susanna Pyatt
Sister Prudentia's remains were moved from the Sisters' Section of Holy Name of Mary Cemetery at Calvary, Marion County, Kentucky to this cemetery in March 1914 and buried in rows 7 and 8 of the East side of this cemetery.
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There are three siblings sharing the name "Febronia Cissell." Mary Jane Cissell (1824-1842) took the name Sister Febronia when she entered the Sisters of Loretto in 1840. Her younger sister Mary Ann Cissell (1828-1888) also took the name Sister Febronia, entering Loretto in 1849. Their youngest sibling baptized Febronia Cissell (1847-1905), took the name Sister Parmena when she entered Loretto in 1876. Two of their other sisters also joined Loretto, Elizabeth Cissell (Sister Ambrosia; 1838-1913) and Amanda Ann Cissell (Sister Prudentia; 1846-1873).
Contributor: Susanna Pyatt
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