DEATHS
Source: Boston Courier (Boston, MA) Page:
2
Dated: July 18, 1844
DIED:
- In Charlestown, July 17, Wm. L. Merritts, 7
mos.
- In Brookline, July 15, John Hayden, Esq. formerly
of Cambridge, 76.
- In Saugus, July 16, very suddenly, Mrs. Esther Carlton,
widow of the late Isaac Carlton, Esq.
- In Amherst, July 10, Mr. Simeon Dickinson, 87.
- In Worthington, June 23, Mrs. Zeruah, wife of
Dan Daniels, Esq. 90
- In Rowe, July 2, the wife of Hon. Noah Wells.
- In Charlemont, Mass, July 4, Mr. George Hanners.
- In New Ipswich, N. H., June 28, Mr. James Smith, 81, a
soldier of the revolution.
- Near Amelia, Clermont county, Ohio, Mrs. Abigail,
wife of Mr. George W. Dalie, and daughter of
Captain Jacob Fowler, of Maine.
- In Lima, Peru, recently, Mr. Alexander Rudoliff,
formerly of New York. |
Source: Plain Dealer (Cleveland, OH)
Page: 3
Dated: June 28, 1904
OHIO PASTOR IS DEAD.
Rev. Jason Young, of Van Wert Died at Home of His Son-in-Law.
EAST, Pa., June 27. - Rev. Dr. Jason Young of Van Wert, O.,
died today at the home of Rev. Percy Y. Schelley, his
son-in-law. He came here a few weeks ago in search of health.
Dr. Young was sixty-eight years old and a prominent member of
the central Ohio conference of the Methodist church. |
Source: The Lima Daily News
Date: June 5, 1920
Van Wert - Deaths
Mrs. C. B. Pollock, 68, diabetes
Judge H. C. Glenn, 82, complications
William Heath, 28, appendicitis
Irene Fair, 2 poison
Chalmer Wood, 22, complications
James L. Lowery, 62, abcess of the stomach
Miss Alta Heh, 42, heart failure
James Kirkland, 77, 0paralysis |
Source: Oregonian (Portland, OR)
Page: 25
Dated: Apr. 28, 1926
Nathaniel S. Allen.
RIDGEFIELD, Wash., Apr. 27. - (Special) - Funeral
services for Nathaniel S. Allen, 80, civil war veteran and
resident of the Ridgefield country since 1895 who died Saturday
night, were held yesterday at the Ridgefield community church by
Rev. Daniel E. Wilson. Veterans of the civil,
Spanish-American and world wars attended. Ridgefield Odd
Fellows lodge No. 152, of which he was a member, had charge of
services at the grave. Interment was in the Odd Fellows'
cemetery here.
Mr. Allen was born Oct. 14, 1845, in Perry
county, Ohio, and came to Hillsboro, Or., in November, 1891, from
Van Wert, Ohio, and in 1895 moved to the Ridgefield country.
He enlisted in the fifth Ohio cavalry Mar. 3, 1864, at Lima, Ohio
and participated in Sherman's march to the sea. He was
discharged October 30, 1865, at Charlotte, N. C. He belonged
to the Baptist church and was a member of Ridgefield grange.
Patrons of Husbandry, Union Rebekah lodge No. 104.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Elizabeth Jane
Allen; three sons, Arthur N. Allen of Ridgefield,
Alfred C. Allen and Ernest L. Allen, both of Camas,
Wash.; and one daughter, Mrs. Orale Longwell of Van Wert,
Ohio; and three brothers, George W. Allen of Portland, Or.,
and F. M. Allen and F. W. Allen of Van Wert, Ohio. |
Source: Omaha World Herald (Omaha, NE)
Pages: 25
Dated: May 8, 1946
HART - Lucy V., May 5, Van Wert, O., age 85 years.
Mrs. Harte is survived by her daughters, Mrs. Robert G.
Henderson St. Paul, Minn., Mrs. H. A. Eggeras?, Van Wert,
O., Mrs. D. C. Eldridge, Jr., New York City, Mrs.
Earl Longwell, Bellevue, Wash.,; a brother, Frank F. Drexel
Omaha. Funeral services Wednesday, 2 p.m., from teh Burket
Chapel, Interment Prospect Hill. |
Source: Register-Republic
(Rockford, IL) Page: 33
Dated: Apr. 10, 1963FRED PEASE, Ex-Reporter, Dies in
Ohio
Fred Alva Pease, 70, Van Wert, Ohio, former Rockford
newspaper reporter nine yeas, was pronounced dead on arrival Monday
in a Van Wert hospital following a lung hemorrhage.
Mr. Pease had retired as a newsman in April,
1857, after working nine years as a Rockford Register-Republic
reporter. He covered most of The Register - Republic's church
news.
Earlier in his 38 - year career as a newspaper reporter
Mr. Pease had been employed by the Lima News, Springfield
Star, and Toledo Blade, all in Ohio, and the St. Louis Times.
He had been living in Northwestern Ohio for the last
five years and in Van Wert during the last year.
Mr. Pease was born in Toledo, son of Mr. and
Mrs. William Pase. He married Maude Kicker Aug. 29, 1923.
Surviving besides the widow is a brother, Claire,
River Forest.
Services were held at 2:30 P.M. today in the Cowan and
on Funeral Home, Van Wert. Cremation will follows. |
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