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

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E Giles. and one brother, Geo. E.
Pftkin Of Rrnnswick- For almost 5S |
years Mrs. Chapman made her home
lovable place for her family; and |
lone never to be forgotten.
Adrian, only son Of Orville and Eva
Harding Allen was born at his grand |
father Harding's ION Dec. u 20,E 1897, |
and died at Rowling Green, O., Feb.
~, 1917, aged 10 years, / month and
II days. His home was ON the old
Allen place, now occupied by Watson
Carpenter, and he attended school at
Strong's Corners. -Four years ago last
April they moved to Bowling Green
and made their home. As the fathers
health was very poorly, the manage
ment and work on the farm fell to
Adrian, and the parents just seemed
TO live Tor the boy, He had measles,
followed by pneumonia, which ended
the useful young life.
| Anna, daughter OF Amos and Aman
da Rice Boice, was born in WestfdEd
l township, Aug. 2, 1862, and died in
4 Cleveland hospital, Feb. %, 1917, aged
"a years, 6 months and Il days. Her
4 first husband was Rol1in Brant: two
sons, Ora ard Harley and one daugh-
tier, Mrs. Treva Skelley, were born to
them. In the year Of 1890, they lived
here in the house south Of Eli Peck's.
Her second husband was Frank Lance,
. and their little daughter only lived
j, tour months. Her horne was in Collin
| wood, but she spent the last eleven
months OF her life in a hospital, when
4 Fldeath finally relieved her. She was
liza member Of the |CollinwOod Church
: of Christ, also aInember Of the Rebek-
: ah lodge of same place.
Frank Setting was born in Sandus..
ky, O., June 22, 1864, and died in
Cleveland Mar. II, 1917, aged 81 yrs,
, 8 months and 10 days. He was mar
3 ried TO Carrie Graft, IN Cleveland,
Dec. rs, 1887. In the summer Of 1894,
2 they brought their baby girl out here
q to her fathers, Chris. CRAFTS, as she
was sick with the whooping cough
n and later in September, she died from
n pneumonia and was buried here in
our cemetery. At his request, Mr.
!, Settings body was cTemated and the
n ashes buried here over the babys
Z grave. He was printer by trade anC
! was connected with the printing trades
for 35 years. He leaves q wife 'anc
: three sons.
i Eunice yelling was born at Bruins.
I wick, o., where Watson Carpentel
. row lives, Oct. r., '1841. She died al
!, her home in Akron, o., Mar. IL, 1917
. aged rs years and 5 months. On Jan
: 10, 1869, she was married to Harrison
= Carmen of Akron, with whom she
= spent more than 48 years Of weddeC
life. She is survived by her husband
9 one son, Frank, and one daughter
! Edna; also two brothers, Edward Wei
! ling Of Medina and Peleg yelling o1
q Detroit. She went to school here al
\ Strong's Corners.
n Ernest Spencer Kenyon was born il
: Brunswick; O., Mar. 20, 1877, ant
!, died Of pneumonia and measles at tht
t home Of his mother, Mrs. Frank Wolfe
e at Berea, Mar. 21, 1917, lacking eigh
S days Of being 20 years ord. A larg'
lpart Of his boyhood days was spen
\ in Brunswick, but of late he lived il
Berea. He was member OF Co. "A
5th Regiment, and was the first ii
lenIist last June when the call cann'
for new recruits to 60 to the Mexican
border. When the Company was order
ed back from El Paso, he came witt
them to Ft. Wayne. He was very
sick at the time of being mustered out
land started soon for home, arriving
I at the home Of his mother. Thursday
levening, March Is. Among his first
words to her were: Il have prayed
all the way that ] might I've to gel
home" His sickness was very severe
but he bore it with the patience anC
Ifortitude Of one who exercised faitf
lin God. He was honored and respect
led by all his comrades. He leaves
B father, Orlin Kenyon; mother, Mrs
Frank Wolfe; brother, MiIlard Ken
Iyon; three sisters, Mrs Charles Walk
din and Florence and Mildred Wolfe
! also grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cal
D win Brant, and many other relatives
and friends to mourn their loss, whicl
we believe to be his infinite gain
\ Funeral was held at the home of hi
> mother, Mar. %, conducted by Rev
Gage. Co. "A raccompah the remain
to Woodvale, where ~ militar'
I honors were paid him.
3 Sarah M. Potter was born, April Ii
! 1852, at Columbia, O., and died MAJ
28, 1877. When little past 70, sh
married John Silk, who passed cut o
: life in 1881. To this union was borl
one son, Henry, who has made
home for his mother OF late years
Some ten years after her husband
death, she married Zadock Tillotsor
to which union was born two sons, on
y diving in infancy and Arthur, who die
) Sept. 30, 1910, aged 10 years. MI
Tillotson died IN June, 1913. Mrs
Tillotson had been a resident 81 thl
! community since 1890, and had been
\ great sufferer for number OF year
l i from cancer. She was very patien
Hin all her sickness. She also leave
lone sister, Mrs. yDelilah Beckley o
] Lakewood, who was with her, for tn
HAST few weeks. She was q membe
lof the M. E. chruch and at the FUN
eral on Friday, Rev Gay preached
] and Charles Damon and Mrs. In
Waite sang two selections. She wa
laid in our cemetery beside her tw'
sons.
D Gertrude, the only daughter Of Dr.
i. Preston and wife, was born in Bruins
wick. Feb. 10, 1847, in the house nov
occupied by George Il. Pitkn. Sh'
y was educated in the Brunswick schoo
and Lake Erie college at Painsville, Q
she lived in Brunswick until May 6
1867. when she was married to Seeley
k1 p Mount ~ CLEVELAND. where she re.