Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1895-07-18
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sTAUFFER-At his home in Lancaster
twp, July II, 1895. Ira Stsuffer, aged
about 81 years.
His remains were buried in Mennonite
church ground at Harmony on Sunday
last,
SHAUGNESSY-At her home on Cleye-
land St. Butler Pa. July IA, 1898. Maria
infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Shaugnessy.
ONEAL-At his home in Butler, July 10
1895, John 0'Neal, aged 10 years.
BIEHL-At his home in Butler, July IA,
1895, Loyal Conrad, son of Conrad and
Mary Biehl.
FLICK-At his home in Middlesex Twp
July Il, 1895, J. B. Flick in his 63 year
Mr.. ] acob Flick had been sufferer tor
many years from an injury TO his eyes
making him partially blind. lie was a
man of the most sterling integrity, good
citizen and respected by all who knew
him.
CAMPBELL-At Colorado Springs, July
IL, 1895, Maud, daughter of A. Il. Camp :
bell of Washington twp. She was our
led in Washington twp, Tuesday.
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Mrs. W. P. Brown in Butler July 10,
1895, Mrs. Mary Thorn, aged Il years.
HICKEY-At his home in Middlesex
twp, this county, July l6, 1898, Mr..
Wendell Hickey, aged about IS years.
Mr.. Hickey had been in i'll health loT
some time past. He was an old and
useful citizen of the county, and N uch
respected by his neighbors.
IT. Station Inlv In
1895. William Hoffman of Saxonburg
aged about 65 years.
CRAWFORD-Ath his home in Emlenton
July IA, 1895, DR., A. W. Crawford IN
| his SlSt year.
Three weeks ago DR.. Crawford was II
! his usual health, and was enjoying the
| ripe old age that follows an active lie well
| spent.
| But one day while examining horse in
| a livery stable in Emlenton, with view
to purchasing, the shying of the horse,
| caused him TO step backwards suddenly,
| and stumble over bucket-His head
| struck a staunchon in his fall, conclusion
| of the brain set in, and he never after fully
recovered consciousness.
! His funeral Wednesday afternoon, was
attended by a host of friends from this
| county, and also Venango, Clarion and
| and Armstrong.
He was born in Finlsyville. Washington
| county. but came to this county when
| bov. read medicine here, and practlced
| here while yet young man.
He took an interest in politics, was elect
ed to the Legislature, and represented
! Butler county for three terms. During
| Lincoln's administration he was U. D.
| Consul at Antwerp,
! After his return from Europe he settled
on his farm in Allegheny twp, and man
aged Kensington furnace, of which ne was
| owner, and also took an interest IN the
production of oil.
Some three years ago he moved TO EN-
| lenton, where, until the accident that
caused dis death he led quiet peaceful
| life.
| His second wife (whO survives himl
| is a daughter of Jacob Black of Shippen-
vile. He had no children. He had no
brothers or sisters living IN this nelghbor-
hood. but had host of relatives IN the
four counties mentioned
BOYER-In Akron, Ohio, at the home Of
one of her sons, July 13, 1895, Mrs. Mary
Bower, wife of Mr.. Isaac Boyer, of Ian
caster township, this county, aged "a
years, 3 months and 13 days.
Mrs. Boyer was on a visit to her sons,
four of whom live in or near Akron, when
she was taken sick; she was sick for but
one week. Her remains were brought
her old home and buried in the Har-
mony cemetery on Monday last. She was
the mother of fourteen children, eleven OF
whom are living, ten boys and one girl
all of whom were at the funeral. Of these
ten sons. John, Elias, Levi, Eraneus and
Sidney, live in our county, and are vel
known citizens. Isaac, Abraham, Jesse
and Ira live at Akron, Ohio, and Agnes
(Mrs. George Shiever) in Lancaster twp
Josephus lives at Ellwood, state OF Ind
ana. She had 63 grandchildren, 81 Of
whom survive her, and % great grand
children Isaac Boyer, her husband and
a well known citizen of the county stlll
survives her, Her children lose a good
and faithful mother and one respected
by her neighbors for her charity and kind
and benevolent acts and nature.
ALBERT-At his home in Franklin twp,
June 3, 1895, William II. Albert, aged
about 81 years.
Mr.. Albert was an old and respected
citizen of our county. His name appears
on the church record as one of the organlZ-
erS of the English Lutheran Congregation
at Prospect in the year 1843. He leaves
several children and large circle OF
| friends and relatives who respect his good
works and memory.
REES-At her home in Allegheny, July
15, 1895, Annie Fisher Rees, wife OF
John c. Rees.
! MARSHALL-At his homo in Mars, July
Is, 1885, Samuel J. Marshall, aged
| about 80 years.
O'DONNELL-Ath his late residence, Spen-
Ger avenue, East End, on Tuesday, July
16 1895, at a. m, A. A. O'Donnell,
aged Al years.
BIGLEY-In this place, July 16, 1895,
Mr.. Melvin j. Bigley, recently from
Kensington, Allegheny county, aged "a
years.
SH0ENTAG-July 4, at Culmerville,
Edna May. infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Schoentag aged l years and
days. Interment July 9TH, at Saxon
burg.