Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-02-19
DEATHS.

WEST-At his home i Cranberry twp;
Feb. Q. 1892, Joseph West, aged 40
years.
He was the father of Andrew, Fleming
and Calvin West of that twp. also of Mrs.
Thomas Wilson, Mrs. Addison Ramsey
and Mrs. James Croft.
vENSEL-At his home in Millerstown,
Feb 10, 1892, Isaiah Yensel aged 50
years.
SIDLER-At her home on \. Washington
ST., Feb II, 1892. Mabel, daughter of
II. A. Sidler, aged 16 years.
HEWITT-At Conneautville, Feb. IL,
1892, - daughter of L NJ. Hewitt of
Butler
WALTER-At the home of her daughter,
Mrs. G. W. Miller, Feb. Is. 1892, Anna
Mary Walter, widow of Jacob Walter,
decd, in her 10Th year.
Three children, Mr.. George Walter, Mrs.
J. Boos and Mrs. Maggie Miller, survive
her.
MICHAEL-At her home near st. Joe,
Feb. 16, 1892, Mrs. George Michael.
SHEPHARD-At his home in Slippery
rock twp, Feb 16, 1892, Zerah B.
Sheppard, aged about 20 years.
MCCANDLESS-At his home in Slippery
rock twp, Feb. Is, 1892, Mr.. - MeCand-
less.
McGRANNAHAN-At his home at Hill
lizards, Feb. u, 1892, Mrs. Beriah Nc
Grammar, aged about 40 years.
She was taken to Mercer Co. for burial
BLINN-At his home in Evans City, Feb.
II, 1892, John Blinn, proprietor of the
Beam House, aged 2S years.
lie was taken sick of the grip about three
weeks ago. He will be buried at New
Brighton, to-day.
PERRY-At her home il West Liberty,
Feb 1892, Miss Sarah Perry aged about
so years.
MCDEAVITT-At her home IN Brady
twp, Jan. -, 1892, Miss Jane Nc
Deavitt, aged about 60 years.
ALLEN-At his home in Franklin twp,
Feb. II, 1892, Robert Allen, aged as
years.
MOORE-At her home in Muddy Creek
twp, Feb. l3, 1892, Nancy, wife of
Isaac Moore, aged about 50 years.
vIEHMAN-At Chicago, Ill, Feb. sth,
1892, Mrs. Barbara, wife of John Vieh.
man. She was a daughter of Barthold
Zier, of Winfield twp.
EILER-On Monday, Feb. sth, 1892,
Andrew Eiler, at his home in Lancaster
l"psy dgcu ~ edlS.
K0CH-On Saturday, Feb. 6, 1892, Mrs.
Koch, widow of NJ. Chr. Koch, in Middle
Lancaster, Pa, aged 66 years, D months
and days.
MILLEMAN-0 Tuesday, Feb. 8, 1892,
at Harmony. Pa, Sarah Milleman, aged
"a years, months and days.
WARREN-On Sunday, Jan. 81, 1892, at
Thornhill, Pa, George W. Warren, aged
80 years.
GOETTMAN-On Monday, Feb. 8. 1892,
at her home, near Burry's Church, Mrs.
Margaret A. Goettman, aged so years,
month and IA days.
GALLAGHER-At his home in Clay twp, d,
Feb. IA, 1892, Neal Gallagher.
PEARCE-At his home in Clarksburgh,
Mo-, of la grippe. after an illness of IL
days, Feb. 5, 1892, Mr. Joseph Pearce in
the rs year of his age. He was formerly
resident of Butler Co.
HAWK-At his home in Buffalo twp,
Feb IA, 1892, Mr.. John Hawk, aged
about 20 years
AULTMAN-At his home in Buffalo twp,
Feb. 4, 1892, Peter Aultman, aged SO
years.
Mr.. Aultman was one of the first settlers
of Buffalo twp, aud passed the great er
part of his life in sight of the house in
which he died. He was a good square,
honest man, and his stories of hunting in
| early days were very interesting.
FLEEGER-At his home in Millerstown,
this county, February 16, 1892, Solo
mon Fleeger, Esq, at an advanced age.
Mr.. Fleeger was one of the Oldest and
most re, pected citizens of the county. He
was a strictly honest and conscientious
man, always on the side of the good and
the right. He was born in or near Millers-
town and for many years was its post
master.
MARTIN-At the home of his daughter,
| Mrs J. A. Horton, in Butler, Pa, Feb.
13, 1892, Mr.. Thomas Martin, aged 73
years.
He was born and raised near St. Joe, and
came 10 Butler about Is years ago Seven
children, Miss Maggie Martin, Oil City;
Mrs. Sadie Ganter, and Miss Louie Martin,
Butler; Mrs. Grace Morse, and Miss Ada
Martin, ST. Joe; Mrs. Jesse Fencil, Beaver
| Falls and Mrs. frankie Horton, Butler,
survive him.
RASELY-Feb. II, at his residence in Con-
noquenessing twp, Mr.. Matthias Rasely,
in the 10th year of his age.
The deceased was born in Northampton
| Co., near EaSton, Pa, and moved to this
county in 1S47. He was married to Miss
| Priscilla Falrchilds of LuZerne Co. Feb. %,
| 1S4O. For more than 80 years these two
| lived happily together, their golden we'd
ding having been celebrated two years ago.
HIS wife and five children survive him.
| Mr.. Rasely was well known i'll Butler
| Co., in which he spent most of his life.
His genial disposition and friendly manner
made rim many friends. He was honest
and upright in all his dealings, and stood
very high in the community in which he
| lived For many years he was member
of the Presbyterian Church, but few
years ago he connected himself with the
Reformed Church., near which he lived,
and in that faith he died Fl.
| KAYL0R-At his home in Farvicw twp.
Feb. II, 1892, Lenard Kaylor, aged about
81 years.
The death of Mr.. kaylor removes one OF
the Oldes: citizens of Fairview twp. He
died on the adjoining farm on which he
was born. He was married to Miss Cath.
eric Kemmerer of Armstrong Co, who
survives him. Only six Of his ten children
are living, also twenty-eight grand chill
dren and one great grand child
! His brother aged SO was at his bed side
when he died. Mr.. Kaylor was a member
of the Reformed Church. He died in full
faith in the Lord. L.
| WISE--At the West Penn Hospital in
PittSburg, Feb 8, 80, Daniel Wise, for
merly of Penn twp, in his 80th year.