The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-08-22

one son, Charles, who lived to be 19
years of age and one daughter, Mrs,
Nettie Brown, who lived to be 81
years of age. The latter left two
children, a son Ernest, and daughter,
Gertrude Arbogast, who the grand
mother spent good deal of her sum-
mers with. She died Oct. 27, 1918, at
the age of Sc years and was brought
here for burial beside her husband
and children.
Jane B. Goodrich, youngest daugh-
ter of the late Sylvester and Eliza
Goodrich, was born at Brunswick, on
March II, 1847, died at Cleveland on
Oct. 26, 1918, aged II years. She was
also a niece of Emeline Styles who
taught school here a great many
years ago and her father carried the
mail from here to Cleveland every
day for sixteen years in the years of
1868 to 1884.
Ellen Gilbert was born in Brecks-
vile, O., October Is, 1849. She was
married in 1871 to Frank Allan. Part
of their married life was spent here
in Brunswick. They had two children,
Lille, who died in 1898, aged 16,
while they Were living here and was
buried here, and a son Luvine, who
had limb amputated while they lived
here. They moved later to Elyria and
her mind became affected and she fl
nally had stroke of paralysis and
died on Sept. 8, 1918, aged 68 years,
and was brought here for burial on
Thursday, Sept. IL, beside the daugh-
ter. She left a husband, son and five
grandchildren.
Nelson Frederick Lewis was born in
Brunswick June H., 1851. He was one
of nine children, five of whom died
in childhood. March 18, 1876 he was
married to Hulda Hopkins of Strongs-
vile. Mr.. Lewis was a carpenter by
trade and had lived in Elyria for the
past % years. He had been in de-
clining health for the past two years
and past seven months was confined
to his bed. He died suddenly Sept.
21, 1918, aged CT years. He is sur
vived by his widow, threes children,
Mrs. E. R. CASTOR, Edna and Harvey
and two grandchildren, all of Elyria,
a sister, Mrs. Nina Morton, of Bruns-
wick, and brother, George, of Cleve-
land.
George Whitney Hadlock, son of
John and Betsy Whitney Hadlock, was
born April 27, 1847, near the Carpen-
ter farm, near Goodman's Corners.
When about fourteen he went to
Hinckley to live and in 1881 came to
Brunswick and Sept II, 1887, he was
married to Mary Wise Stranahan and
they spent their life together here un-
til his death on Sept. 20, 1918, at the
age of II years.
Will Strong, second son of Warren
and Hannah Strong, was born Dec. 3,
1858, at Strongsville. On Dec. 25, 1886
he was married to Ella Barry. They
lived on the west town line for a cou-
pie of years, then moved on the farm
south Of town where they lived until
The spring of 1918, when they bought
in Medina and moved there on account
IF his health.sDuring the summer they
came back on the. farm in the little
house and he seemed in better health
for awhile but on Sept. 20, 1918, he
passed out of his suffering at the age
# SO years. He leaves a wife, one
son and one granddaughter and a
brother in Michigan.
Alexander Hamilton Morton, son of
0mri and Selicta Morton, was born in
township Sept. IA, 1856,
nd died August 21, 1918, aged 81
years. He was one Of family of
Eight children, only two surviving
li,n, Bradley and Mary. On June Is,
1886, he was married to Nina Lewis
md to this union were born five sons,
Ill of whom are living, Hayden L.,
Harrison, Corwin, Reuben and Irwin.
There are also five grandchildren.
Charles Weiland was born in Ger
many May II, 1858. He lived there
Until he was II years old with his
grandparents and then came on to
New York to his parents who had
'een here making a home. Later he
married and one son, Will, was born
md the mother died shortly after.
Iarch 10, 1894, he married Gertrude
Ievitte, of Weymouth, and they
Idopted a girl who lives with the