The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-03-29
,uN WOODS CALDWELL.

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| ,,o..ole Of this community were
II shocked last Friday noon to
~ tbe sudden death of John w.
III, He had been sick but a
t;,nc. indeed, few outside of the
and his attending physicians
y, d his illness. His de' tn was
sn,t If paralysis of the brain
inauccd by Bright's Disease.
xvnods caldwell, son of ia
gln,.. *. f,aldWell and his wife FL
| a,.thaYt caldwell, was born at
.on4giile. Montour county, Penn
,,3s NoVember 10, 1872. His
.aat. 1randfather and mother,
ta,her's side-Robert and Mar
r.,awell4came to America from
:. t,own Ireland, about the mid
: .be ,est century, and settled in
a L.,,, county, where Johns great
u ,tst>er lanes Caldwell, his
lfather John Woods Caldwell,
Ilss father Jacob Oliver Caldwell
/ SAniucs iiyea and died.
e,sas.ereat-grandfather and
e4me across the ocean before
Al K. a. .be modern steamer, ana II
fbat after embarking they were
shout at the mercy OF the
and waves for six months be-
Ia baking landing. They were,
~ staunch Presbyterians, be-
III firmly that, if it was Gods
.at their home should be in
" 81 4 would be of little conse-
! whether they were six days, six
Or ak months on the boisterous
Kat they would ultimately land
o and they did. 1t might be added
be Caldwells are still adherents
= church Of their ancestors.
deceased, at the age OF nine
M wax oiaced in the home OF Mr..
~ WI. Peck, where he re-
d a until he was sixteen years of
shen he entered the home and
? ! az Hon. ID. H. Patterson, en-
ia the mercantile business at
ter Mills, this county. He re-
7. ysifh Mr.. Patterson about six
n, sessinc q fne physique and gen
~ 4 obl1eine manners, he proved
very cf1cient help and, almost
lately after arriving at his ma
was elected to the Office of JUS
the Peace in one of the largest
n m ost influential townships in the
y MI four wars ago he went to To-
, 0,io. jrhere he remained a year
% when he went to the Pacific
tor, rcnajnirg there until last sum
,hen he returned to Toledo, and,
hpr, ,ember, ID the home of Mr.. and
'eck III McConnellsburg where
Nv Nided np 30 the time of his death.
sral seryices were conducted
his late place of residence at
'clock Saturday morning by
u Il. Grove, of the U p. church,
o., his renains, accompanied by
id Mrs. Peck, were taken to the
co., 81 his uncle, William j. Cald-
tMilt0n, Pa, from whose home
clock Sunday afternoon, second
services were held, conducted
b. M. A. Havice, pastor of u
4 dan church at Milton, assisted
! Vale quartet, consisting of Prof.
!, .,Eresh, Prof. A. II. Rutt, Mr..
% @. Stnhl, and Mr.. G. H.
'emains we're placed in the fam
In q cemetery at Milton, imme-
between those of his grand
Itea and o. bis father--three CON
yor 70 graves representing three
|. ng those present at Milton, were
at-auft, Margaret McWilliams,
.htly lady of S5 years, sister of
grandfather Caldwell; Johns
ameus 81 Titusville; his cousin
Caldwell, of Lock Haven; his
aunt, and cousin, Mr.. and Mrs.
''rN Iechlef. OF Danville, and their
ce' oi Iewisburg; his uncle and
: Er and Mrs. Henry Roate and
ION and daughter, Lewis and
r"v"Ae, ofneaf Mooresburg; his un-
eph '5Mntker, of Watsontown,
usins M. and Mrs. James
and of Htlliamsport, Pa, and
III 'sins Nt. and Mrs. l.. f.. Roate
on.
'"' w 'niy furv1vor OF his immediate
H3s IS biz sister, Miss Lois A.
nH Y Nnose home since early
1blR od Pas been with Mr.. and Mrs.
- II. Peck at McConnellsburg. The
,,,., ana sistfr We're most devoted
,.,,, a'tachment for each other;and
|, ,,g ek g lois, who was, at the
~Io ner hro'her's death, visiting in
,,,,, liy o. her uncle Woods Cald-
,ul Loeh HaFen, was most severe.
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