The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-08-27

Nu W SOCAAAS WMCIC Nudu1lCy Ollu
graduated from the seminary in 49,
68. In 1865 he was pastor of the Con-
gregational church in Medina, later
in Berea and Wauseon, and after that
Secretary of Missionary and Sunday
school Associations. In Aug, 1864, he
was married to Harriet Perkins, who
survives him. Three children were
born to them, only one son living,
Percy Pond of Honolulu.
George E. Collyer was born in Ivan
hoe, England, April 4, 1888, and died
in New Lyme, o., June IL, 1920, aged
81 years. When he was years of .Ze
his parents came to Brunswick. In 18-
Sc he married Maria Pritchard and
settled here, where two children were
born to them, both dying in infancy,
and the wife died soon after. In Aug.
1859, he married Ruth Tompklns->ot
Royalton, and four children were born
to them, of which two are living, Mrs.
M. W. Chaplin Of Jefferson, o., and
MRS. Effie Monroe of New Lyme, O.
There are also two grandchildren,
Irma Chaplin and Elliott Monroe. MIR.
CoHyer served in the famous Sher-
mans march to the sea. His wife died
in May, 1906. He was brother of the
late Mrs. Wesley Waite and also Mrs.
Emory Waite OF Medina.> 1
Newton, son of Horace and Debor-
ah Miller Kennedy, was born on
Hinckley side of east town line, June
5, 1841, and died June IA, 1926, at his
brothers home in Greenvllle, Mich. He
was married, but he and his wife part
ed. One child was born to them. When
young man he worked for different
farmers and also stayed part OF the
time with his sister, Mrs. Bee Brain.
ard. 49,
Artie, daughter of Alex and Alice
Gibbs, was born in Hinckley, Sept
18, 1868, and died at Fairview hos.
pital, June 10, 1920, aged 81 years
When small child her parents moved
here to Brunswick and she spent hel
life here until few years ago they
moved to Medina. When 20 years Of
age she was married to Will Kings
bury and four children were born tt
them, little Perry dying in infancy
and Glen, who was killed last January
Two daughters, Velda and Alice, anc
the husband, mother, brother and two
sisters survive her. She was laid X
rest in Spring Grove cemetery beside
of her son.
Samuel Rock was born Febl 18, 18
70, near Creston, O., one of fifteel
| children of John Rock and wife. HI
was married to Mamie Kemp of Alb
beyville, in 1905, and to this uniol
We're born two daughters, Jessie ant
Edith. The wife died May 26, 1917
later he married Edna ---, ant
to them were born a son, Howard. Oh
June 20, 1920, Mr.. Rock was report
, ing for duty as section boss on tn
: Cleveland, Southwestern Electric R
R., when he was electrocuted Will
/ telephoning. A few years ago he iye'
here and worked for Ralph Strong. HI
was laid to rest in Spring Grove ceme
! terry, Medina, beside Of his first wife
Michel P. Myers was born in Ian
!, caster, Pa, May 2, 1841, and die
, June 22, 1920, aged 70 years, at hi
! home in Hudson, o. He enlisted in tn
. Civil War in 1861, and was discharg
i ed in 1865. On Jan. Is, 1866, he mar
} ried Eliza NJ. Peck Of Brunswick, an
. they lived here for a few years. Si
< sons, two daughters and fourtee
E grandchildren survive him.
q Charles K. Clement was born /
!. Strongsyille, O., April 10, 1843, an
died in Elyria hospital, June 26, 1s
/. 20, aged n years. He was the eldes
J, of seven children; two brothers, Zeb
> ia 3f Idaho and 1Tlh.o:s;as Of Strong.
q vile, and two sisters, Mrs. Mary All
t defson Of Hinckley and Mrs. Sophi
!, Randall of Brunswick, survive him. q
q was married March II, 1853, to s,
\ phia Benjamin, and to this union wei