The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-08-14

the Brunswick Association was held
August 9th, 1914 at Brunswick Center
the president, Charles Gibbs, presid-
ing.
Many who at some period of thei1
lives have lived in Brunswick have
been called away since last we met
and we miss their presence today.
The following paper was read by
Mrs. D. F. Tillotson, the historian.
James Woodward, eldest son OF
John and Ann Woodward, was born
at Bulwell, Nottinghamshire, Eng
land, Jan. IL, 1916. He came to the
United States and located at Colum-
bia, o., the spring after he was II
years Of age. Later he came tc
Brunswick, and on May Is, 1859, he
was married to Maria Harris, who
died Nov. Is, 1880. December TO-
1886, he was united In marriage to
Belle McCouley, who died Dec. 5,
1906, leaving three daughters to
mourn their loss; Mrs. Florence
Vaughn Of Brunswick, Mrs. Edna
Gibbs of Medina and Mrs. Mildred
Morton Of Brunswick. Oct. Is, 1908,
Mr.. Woodward married Della Tillot-
son, who with the three daughters
survive him. In 1882 he returned to
his old home in England to visit rel
atives and friends. Mr.. Woodward
united with the M. E. church Aug.
25, 1873. For many years he was a
trustee of the church at Brunswick.
A good citizen, a faithful, christian
man, a kind friend has gone. His
last years were passed in declining
health. He died Aug. %, 1918, aged
81 years, Z months and 10 days. Fun
eral services were held at the M. E.
church at Brunswick Aug. Is, con-
Quoted by the Rev. James Gray. Bur-
ial was made in Brunswick cemetery.
Mary Fennimore died at her home
in Chicago Junction, o., Of typhoid
fever, Aug. %, 1918. Her girlhood
days were spent in Brunswick and
Strongsville. She was a teacher for
many years and later engaged in
millinery work. A lovely christian
character has passed from earth, but
the influence of her life still remains.
The funeral services were held at her
late home, the burial taking place at
Strongsville, o.
A. G. Humphrey died at the City
Hospital, Cleveland, Saturday, Sept.
6, 1918. Burial at Woodvale Gene
terry, Berea, o.
Dora Beatrice Ehman was born in
Hinckley May 3, 1894, and died Sept.
%, 1913, being 19 years, A months
and 20 days of age. When she was
4 years old her father died. She was
pupil Of the Richfeld high school,
from which she graduated with hon.
ors in the class of 1912. In Septem-
ber 1912 she began teaching school.
The following March, illness overlook
her from which she did not recover.
For time she lived with her uncle |
snd aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Lee of
Brunswick. In childhood she gave
her heart to Christ, and she lived a |
6eautiful christian life to the end. The
funeral was held in the Disciple |
church at Hinckley, Sept. rs, conduct
ed by Rev. R. D. Wise. Burial in |
Maple Hill cemetery.
Nathaniel Watson PEBBLES was born |
in Otsego County, New York, July |
q, 1928, and died at his home in
Hinckley, Oct. 5, 1918, aged IS years,
z months and IA days. He came with
his parents to Hinckley township in
Sept. 16, 1886. He remained at home
until 20 years of age, when he came
to Brunswick. He was united in mar
mage July l, 1857, to Miss Polly A.
Jenkins. Three children blessed
heir home, Frank w., Ida E. Waite,
Ind Alice E. Mcleod. Mr.. PEBBLES
vas man of ability, and al through
lis long and useful life was identified
vith every thing pertaining to the
zeifare Of the people of Brunswick,
lcving served the township in sew
.gril offices of trust. He was mem
cr of the Methodist church and
'asscd into the beyond, with his
aith fixed on the living Christ. q
Sarah A. Paeton, twin sister Of
>nna Paeton Knox died Oct. II, 1918. {
Hlneral from late residence, 488 E.
Oath st. Cleveland, Oct. 20, burial
{ Brunswick, o. y
Georgia Bigelow, second daughter n
{ Orian and Della Bigelow, was born S
Z Missouri Aug. II, 1881. When she N
as six months Of age her parents tt
owed back to Ohio, and settled in W
inckley, their old home town, where s.