Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1906-07-12
DEATHS.

ALBIN-At his home in Worth twp.
June 90, 1906, Cyrus Albin, aged 20
years.
Mr. Albin was an aged and respected
citizen of the township HIS death was
caused by kidney trouble. He is sur
vived by his wife three sors and one
daughter.
LEIGHNER-Ath her home in Butler,
July 4, 1906, after years illness, Su-
san. wife of John N. Leighner aged
J6 years
Mrs. Leighner was daughter of the
late Cart. Henry Pillow, and a sister of
DR.. r. a. and e. G. Pillow and Mrs. a.
II. Sarver of Butler, Mrs. Valentine
Hickman of Pittsburg and Mrs. Ed
ward Vogeley of Williamsburg. She is
survived by her husband, two children.
Carl H. and Miss Maize Leighner, and
two grandchildren.
ACRE-At her home in Winfield twp,
June 81, 1906, Mary Ann Moorhead,
wife of Augustus Acre, aged 80 years.
The remains were buried at Boggs-
Vile
TUTTLE-At the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Warner Thompson,
near Euclid, July ?. 1906, of tuberco-
losis, Mrs. Bertha Tuttle, aged %
years
PFAFF-At her home in Chicora, July
/, 1906, Mrs. Valentine Pfatf.
KAYLOR-At his home in Fairview
twp. June 81, 1906. John Kaylor, aged
80 years.
Mr.. Kaylor was one of the oldest and
most highly esteemed citizens of that
community His wife died several
wears ago. He is survived by four sons
and four daughters They are }. w
on the homestead farm, J. 7. of FAIR
view twp, John F. in the west, and l.;
]. at Kaylor. Mrs John Phillips OF
Fairview twp, Mrs Thos Martin or
Carbon Centre, Mrs. J. Thompson at
home and Mrs John Yockey of Taren-
tum.
HAMIL-At the home of his daughter,
Mrs. James Hazlett in Mars. June 21'
1906, John Hamil, formerly of Chico
ra, aged 70 years.
RAPE-At his home in Cranberry twp;
June %, 1906. John Henry Rape, aged
SO years.
DOUTT-At the home of her daughter
Mrs. B. L. Barnhart, at Kaylor, June
30, 1906, Mrs Mary A. Doutt OF Ale
gheny, aged 6s years,
SNIDER-At his home in Clinton twp,
July ., 1906, Philip Snider, IN his ooth
year. -,
Mr. Snider had been in feeble health
and had been blind for some years. he
was born in this county, May 8, lo32,
and has always been a citizen of the
county. and one of its best. He was
first married to Katie Walters and after
her death to Mrs Sarah Seton, nee
Montgomery.
He is survived by his wife, two sons,
Jas. X. of Tarentum and W. d. of Clin-
ton twp. and three daughters, Mrs.
Robert Harvey of Clinton twp, Mrs ).
w. Kaufman of Cattaraugas county, n.
Y. and Mrs Maggie Lefevre OF Sharps-
burg, Pa.
SHANNON-At her home in Butler,
July 6, 1906, Mrs Elizabeth Shannon,
in her S9th year.
Mrs. Shannon was the widow of John
Shannon, formerly of Franklin twp.
who died 90 years ago. Her maiden
name was Brewer She had no child
children. Her death was caused by old
age, but she had been feeble for some
time. She was a most estimab.e old
lady.
She was buried. Sunday morning, at
the old Critchlow cemetery in Pros
pect
BLACK-At her home on S. S. Pitts
burg, July s. 1906, Mrs. Black wife
of DR.. Jesse L. Black, formerly of
Saryersville
ST. CLAIR-At her home north of
Prospect, June 90, 1906. Mary, widow
of the late John ST Clair, aged 70
years
Death was caused by blood poisoning
following erysipelas. She is survived
by three sons and four daughters.
CONFESSIONAL his home in ALE
gheny, June 30, 1906, Thomas Corris-
ton, aged IS years.
GALLAGHER-At her home IN Jeffel-
son twp, July /, 1906, Mrs. Peter
Gallagher aged rs years.
She leaves five children, her husband
died some years ago.
HAUN-At the County Home, July 2,
1906. Joseph Haun, aged % years.
MCCREA-At his home in Canton, o.,
June 30, 1906, hugh McCrea, aged 80
years.
DOERR-July 5. 1905, infant daughter
Of VIM. Doerr, of E. Penn st.
SACHS July 8. 1906, infant daughter
of Louis Sachs of Saxonburg, aged 3
months.
STEWART-At her home in Allegheny,
July s, 1906, Mrs Sarah Stewart
formerly of Butler, aged 72 years.
STEIN AT the County Home, July 1,
1906, Mrs. Elizabeth Stein, formerly
of Harmony, aged S5 years.
HEINZER--At her home in Summit
township, July 10, 1906 Mrs. Anna
Mary, wife of Joseph Heinzer, aged
n years.
CAMPBELL-At her home in West
Sunbury, July 10, 1905, Mrs. Ann,
wife of Jas. r. Campbell, aged 70
years.
Death resulted after long illness
with dropsy. Mrs. Campbell was
member of the United Presbyterian
church and is survived by her husband
and seven children: Mrs. John II.
Tebay of Fan Claire; Mrs. A. R. Nc
Kinney of West Sunbury; DR.. John S.
and Dr. w. B. Campbell of West Sun
burg: Charles Campbell, dentist. of w.
Supbury; Perry Campbell of New
Matamoras, O., and Edward Campbell
of West Virginia. She was a sister of
William and Matthew Storey of Fair
view township and Mrs. Eliza Clark of
North Washington.
Funeral today at II a. III.
HUTCHINSON the parents home
ct Annandale, July 10, 1905, child of
Mr.. and Mrs Oren Hutchinson aged
? weeks.
MCNEESE AT her home in Brady t7:..,. w..
July g. 1906 Mrs. Mary Elizabeth,
wife of J. Munson McNeese, aged G6
years.
Her death was caused by heart trou
bic and she had been ailing for some
months. She was daughter of the late
Zephaniah Snyder and great grand
daughter of Conrad Snyder, who set
tied, about 1900. on farm adjoining
the one on which Mrs. McNees died.
Forty-eight years ago she joined the
Presbyterian church and at the time of
her death was consistent and active
member of the Muddycreek Presbyteri