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

on the I'd Of oct. 1885. He was mar
ried Jan. IL, 1863, to Christina Arnold
and nine children were born to them.
In 1878, the wife died. In 1880 he
came to New York City, then to Mich
I! igan, and finally came to Brunswick
to live with his daughter, Mrs. Chris.
Reuter-, where he died May 18, 1917,
at the age Of 81 years, z months and
4 16 days. Six of the children are liv-
ing--two in New York City, one in
I Cleveland ,one in N. Eaton and VIII
Steinle of Liverpool and Mrs. Chris
Reuter- Of Brunswick.
4 Charles, youngest son Of Daniel and
Mary Mcintyre Stearns, was born in
Brunswick, July 20, 1889, in the old
: house which stood on the lot now
J owned by George Pitkin. After his
marriage to Miss Lucy Pease of Ober-
. lin, he lived in Cleveland, where she
died about twenty years ago. He has
/ made his home in Springfield, O., at
| the Mason's home, for number Of
} years, and it was there, after q few
, hours sickness, he died, May 1S, 1917,
aged ~ years, 8 months and % days.
He leaves one son, Theodore, and one
: daughter, Mrs. Frank Jordon, and
a three grandchildren, who all reside in
e New York City. He was buried in
: Woodland cemetery in Cleveland, be-
side his wife. He also leaves one
It brother, VIM. Stearns, who lives in
/ Michigan.
j. Dexter VanDeusep was born Dec.
a 27, fS48, in HinckleS He was mar
4 Tried to Carrie Webber of Hinckley,
n Yand 1--WE children were born to them.
> They lived for number of years on
e. the Wayne Brown farm, near Good
n. mans Corners. He died June 4, 1917,
n at his brother Charles, after a couple
in Ecf weeks sickness.
T. In the afternoon of June 8, 1917,
IN Epassed out the life of Raymond David
lie Aylard, as he had been in poor health
Id fer about six months, with kidney
to trouble, and everything that medical
i'd science and human kindness could 40
1y was done for him. His case was watch
ae sed with interest by Brunswick friends,
ri ,As Raymond was born here, April 70,
tx 1902, and lived here until about five
as years old, when his parents moved to
y. Medina. He was the only child Of
d. Arthur and Ella Wise Aylard. At
Easter time, in 1913, Raymond joined
at the M. e. church in Medina under X
at S. Collier, and tried to live the goot
81 life, and in his sufferings his falti
a helped him over many bad place. d.
at only lived fifteen years, but they wer
IS, years well spent. The funeral wa
he held IN Medina at the M. E. church
d. on June II, and the burial was mad
in Brunswick cemetery.
ey Mary A Osborne was born in JtF
in sey, Licking county, o., May 8, 1@p
ey and died at her home in Weymouth
ed June 13, 1917, aged n years m@lu
rn and A days. She was married to Df
he III. E. Warner, in 1858. To them wer'
Sc. born three children, Mary o. White
W. who died IN 1896; a baby boy in 1S4e
and VIII, who she made her home Wit
Dr.. They lived in Liverpool before NOV
ras ing to Weymouth, so her husband ha
tquite a practice here in Brunswick
itb He died in 1873, and with the baby bo
III fare buried here at Brunswick, wher
';s' salsO Mrs. Warmers remains wer
at, at drought for burial beside the husban
Isl !; and baby. -
ar Fred Jacob Keller, son Of Marti
to and Christina Keller, was born
lin, Liverpool, 90, Oct. q, 1859 At th
RS. age of fifteen he was confirmed i
,he ZiCn Lutheran church at Liverpool, o
nd which he remained a member until hi
Of death. The most of his life was spen
ar in Liverpool and Brunswick He ha
of been a member of the K. o. T. M. Q
Liverpool since 1903. He was unite
~ i-in marriage to Kathrine Elizabet
I'M =, Barth, Feb. 6, 1887. To this unio
~ were born nine children, Bert, 10,
IpT Ipv Ella, Harley, Royal, Fred Irene, Rosi
=. ~ land Velma. On Dec. 81, 1916, he wa
q afflicted with stroke of paralysi
NJ = which left him in failing health an
e caused him much suffering. He d.
- parted this life June 2S, 1917 age
NJ, M 81 years 8 months and 21 days. H
~ leaves wife, nine children, tw
~ grandchildren, three sisters and tw
,,Ia ,I brothers, besides a host of friend
ade The funeral was held on Sunday {
the the home, Rev. Gay officiating. I'll
re- Damon family conducted the musi
His and the burial was at the Hare
md scrabble cemetery.
in HANNAH Wetherbee was born /
est BRUNSWICK, June 1, 1924, on the 81
me Wetherbee farm, near the pumpin
r a station. About rs years ago she wa
in Innarried to Patrick Balfour, who Hive
his lacross the road, where Charles Tod
asst owns now. He died number of wear
a ago and they wele the parents O
AL: seven children, four of whom are liv
ON, Eng. The Balfours moved to Washin,
nts ton state, where, she died in the earl
Ind part of July, aged SO years. He,
for grandchildren are too numerous to ac
ne count for.
her Western, son of Patrick and Han.
lde nah Westerber Balfour, was born n
md Brunswick, on the old Wetherbee farm
mn while his mother was home on a visit
Vn May 28, 1849. His mother took him
ng. back to Washington, where he was
ew educated, and later, in moving to Iowa
ler ne married there. Twenty-three
alf years ago they moved back here ON
If the Wetherbee farm, and lived until a
he few years ago, when he died July 27.
ng 1917, at his daughters, Mrs. Ed
lat Hughes, aged 68 years. He was sick
ST. about twehty-four hours. He leaves a
he wife three daughters, Mrs. Ed.
i'd, Hughes, Mrs. Lee Clement and Mrs.
He Barnes Of Wakeman. Thus YOU see
u, mother and son died within a couple
ss OF weeks of each other.