The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-01-11


SUTTON-Died at her home In Clear
n-ld township, on Friday, January An, 1859
MIS- Mary SUITE a. wife OF David sutton
aged about 90 years.
BLAIR-Died at the residence OF her par
ebts In Eoensourg on FrI6sy. January An.
1889, from Group. Manneieta, secOnd dsugh-
Ter or hr- and Ms. Celestine ] Blair OF
Eoensbure, aged about years.
BLAIR Died at the home OF nar paren,s
IN Enepsbure on Tuesdsy. January OH
1882, Nellie. daughter OF CeIestine j. and
nate Blair, aged about Years.
DISHART-Dieda at the residence of his
brother, Mr. Andrew Dishart in Cambria
township, on Saturday, January 5th, 1889
MI Charles ID shaIt. aged about ~ wears
MIR Dishart was taken sick with typhoid
fever near AsnviIie, whsre he had bean
workIpg for some time. aud continuing 10
grow worse be was taken TO to the home of
MS brother, who resides about :hree miles
east OF EoensSurg apout a week previous
to his death. His remains were taken to
Carroiltown OF Sunday for Int erment
RYAN-DIsd at his home In CIearfieId
township on Tuesday, January 1.t 1890
Mr.. James A. Ryan. in the Go year of his
age.
The deceased was born In county KnKen-
ny. Ireland. on the 4th July, 1923 and came
to this country in 1859. In 1853 ae wss
married in HollIdsysoHrg to Miss Alice
AeConrsty and two years afterwards re-
moved TO ClearheId township where he re-
sided up To The lime OF his death His Wild
ov and nine children survive him. one son
Patrick, who resides in Altoona, and eight
daughters. two of whom Mrs. Alice Adams
widow OF Peter Adams and Miss Mary
reside In Altoona Julia A. is a sister OF
Charity Mrs. Ellen Link resides in Clear
field township. and Maggie Kattie. Jenny,
Susan and Matilda sre at home. The re-
mains OF the deceased were inferred IN the
Catholic cemstery at ST. Augustins on Fri
day last Msy his soul rest In peace.
Thou art gone forever dearest father
None can ever hll thy place.
But happy ia the consolation
Thou hast chosen better place
For thee. sar stricken hearts are lonely.
Our souls are drear and sad
Twas your orixht presence only
That made our spirits glad.
Desros, mother, sister. brother,
To his eounstl We shall bow
he has gone from earth TO heaven
We have no father now. SMR
DAVIS Died at her home IN EhersburC
on Tuesday. January sth, 1880. Mrs. Ann
Davis wife OF Richard l.. Davis. aged
about IS years
The deceased was born in Wales and
came To this country with ner father the
late William HoweIl. when vet a young
girl Previous TO her leaving wsles. while
working In a wooden factory she unfortun-
ately got her left arm caught in the machin>
cry aud 1t had to be smpuiated at the should
er- She was, however. very handy with
her one arm. was an Industrious aud good
woman, kind and ohligine neiehbor and
10 case OF sickness she was ever ready 10 do
anything to alleviate the suffering. On
Wednesday afternoon her remains were ia
ken TO the Congregational church. of which
che had long been a devoted member, where
the funeral services were held. after which
her remains were laid to rest In LIoyd's
Cemetery. She Ieaves to mourn her loss,
husband. one daughter. Mrs. X. d. Davis.
OF Johnstown. brother. William Howell
OF Cambria township. and a sister Mrs.
Pryce Of Nebraska.