The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-08-17

NAN~S~eA
Nov. 8, 1907. Since then she has
made her home with her children, who
have tenderly cared for her. In young
womanhood she united with the Free
Baptist church at Beehetown, where
she held her membership until her
death severad her connection, which
occurred at the home Of her son, In
Johnstown, o., Nov. n, 1918, aged 81
years, 2 months and 6 days. The re-
mains were brought to Brunswick and
the funeral held at the M. z. church
Rev. Breyenton Of Dalton conducting
the services; as he was pastor here
when her husband died, nine years ago
last Nov. AS she chose for a text
Psalm 10S-12, Rev. Breyenton spoke
from that Scriptural passage. She
was laid in our cemetery beside her
husband.
Edward, son Of George and Maria
L. Barry, was born in Brunswick, Aug.
8, 1868. He lived here until about
twenty years of age, when he went to
Cleveland and made his home with his
sister, Mrs. Dick Bolles. Six years
later he married Miss Catherine
Loeber, to which union were born one
daughter, Mrs. Edna Hutchinson, and
two sons, Clinton and William Barry;
also one grandchild. He died at his
home in Cleveland, Dec. %, 1916, and
the remains brought here for burial.
| Hattie Wilmot was born in Bruns-
wick, where M. E. Barber now lives,
in the year 1874, and died in Oberlin,
at her daughters, Mrs. Grace Mar
!, | Yin's, Jan. 5, 1917, aged 7S years.
4 When about Is, her parents moved to
Liverpool, and she became student
, of Baldwin University at Berea. She
! was married to Charles Darlington
' and their married life was spent in
Washington, D. c., where Mr.. Car
rington was employed in the U. s.
v Treasury department. She is sur
r vived by son, Rev. Wilmot Caring
v ton; daughter, Mrs. Grace Marvin.
e Mrs. Darlington was buried by the
side of her husband in Riverside GEM
IS etery, Cleveland.
It On Jan. 8, 1917, James Hervey
It Lee died at Manhattan, Kas., aged 86
W years. In 1912 his parents lived here
west of the sub-station and he taught
n school for couple years in building
is which stood little north of DR..
m Woods residence. While living here
N he had brother die and was buried
IN here in our cemetery. One Of his
is pupils at that time was D. F. Tillot-
j. son. His wife was daughter Of
as Judge Garfield, who was living then.
ch in 1860, in Medina. Mr.. Lee was q
be great educator, and was also an Epis-
r. copal minister for over fifty years
He had four children, one dying al
at the age Of Is. Tho very few renem'
ad ber him, we are pleased to record the
ed notice of such a prominent man, ant
Die Il that he lived among our people al
he one time.
we Betsey Briggs, daughter Of Gilc'
at and Catherine Briggs, was born Feb
AN 20, 1880, in Cataragua county, N.
the She came with her pegeifsGs to Obi
.ch when she was four years of age an
the settled in Brunswick, where she ha
ALWAYS lived. She was married t
10 James Holden in 1853. To this unio
,nJ were born two children--a son, Scot
I +ha Holden, and daughter, Mrs. Ma
cas @ Wells. About eighteen years ago he
husband died, since which time sh
nd has lived with her children. She die
Jan. 10, 1917, aged 86 years, 1
Iot- months and. rs days. She leaves t
The mourn their loss, two children, fou
av grandchildren and two great-granC
mo children.
r 're Lottie Kenyon was born near Ham
cod ton Corners, April IL, 1867. She ws
ber I married to John Hill in 1887, an
M hv they lived in the little house on I'll
onr Watson Carpenter farm. A numbt
Che of years ago they moved to Denve
rob Colo. and she died near there in Jal
= oa uary 1917. She left husband, thrt
sons and two daughters; one son die
ian in infancy. She was a sister Of OF
and town people, Arvin Kenyon and Mr.
Cal. Brant.
Charles E. Strong was born Oct. 2
,ve- 1885, in Connecticut. His paren
7 re- came to Ohio in 1889, and they liv'
how for years on the corner where Wa
nc Us rler Stevens lives. He served thr
,oaS @ years in the Civil War, and on Ser
lMe@l M 10, 1865, was married to Miss Hell
ears Graham a girl of Brunswick, who di
Jan. 18, 1895. Two sons were born
; Of them. He died at Delta, O., Jan.
was 1917, aged 81 years, 2 months and
, in days. He leaves a brother, Villa
Amy at Swanton, o., and two sisters, M
lers. Malissa Martin Of Oklahoma and M
e to Mary Reed Of Medina.
Mr.. On Saturday, Jan. 81, 1917, the
She was. very bad accident on the Cle'
IS of land, Southwestern & Columbus rs
ears, way, when two street cars collid
sur killing three persons and injuri
lem many more. The accident happeI
dark around the curve, near Calvin Brar
for house. Those who died were Orr d
one son, son of Hiram and Lucy DAVIS
cock and was born in Wayne county, N
ierly 1, 1861, making him 55 years,
held months and 26 days of age at the Il
Ben Of his death. He had always resi-,
v: G. in or near Seville. The widow '
Cor the daughter Of Levi and Mary HIS
well of Seville. To this couple W
Pen born four children, all of whom
II, ,ldead. The funeral services were /
loved from the home the following Tht
Grain dav, conducted by Rev. F. L. Kn
st OF Of the Baptist church, and burial m
1852, in the Seville cemetery.
ienry Clarence Kemery was born in 81
this Ger, Feb. IA, 1884, son Of Mr.. and !
one Jas. Kemery, now Of Lodi. His Y
ghter was q Miss Rice from Leroy.
moved child a daughter, was born to tn
IN al who with the widow, his father
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