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

THE MED
years. He was married to Mary Pit
kin of Brunswick March 5. 1864, 1
when home from the Civil War on a
furlough. After the war ne returned
here and took charge of the old store .S
that stood on the corner. He later NOV
ed to. Laport and with the exception
of the time Of serving two years as
treasurer, at Elyria, lived there the
rest Of his life. He belonged to 20. ii,
| 1O3rd regiment, and the G. A. r. nam
ed their order after him. He leaves two
sons and daughter. A
! John Addison Lockwood, son OF
Oliver and Hanna Finny lockwood,
was born in Ashtabula, o., June II,
I1847, and died at his home in Bruns-
wick, March IL, 1920, aged 72 years.
He was the youngest Of five children
and the last of his family. When two
months of age his parents moved to
BrunsWick, settling in the esat part OF
town, where he lived until he was 10
years Of age, when he moved with his
parents to the. neighborhood near
iBeebetown, where he has since lived.
In 1870 he was united in marriage to-
Mary j. Moon of Beebetown and
! moved into the home, where they spent
47 years together, she having died in
Oct. 1917. To them were born six child
ren, all of whom are ivingda and also
leight grandchildren and three great
grandchildren. He was laid to rest here
in the cemetery beside of his wife.
Harmon Virgil, youngest son Of Jes-
Sc and Nancy Garrett, was born in
Brunswick, July 16, 1845, and died in
Cleveland, March 10, 1920, aged rs
:. years. At the age Of four years he at
tended common school, and later the
Normal school in Medina, taught by
s. G. Barnard. At the age Of 13 he
} was examined for a certificate to
teach, and received it, but his age bar
red him from teaching. He later at
. tended Hiram College one term, and
lat the age of II taught one term in
Brunswick. In 1864 he enlisted in the
us. Navy. At the close of the war he
returned for short time, then went
Ito Cleveland, where he lived all his
life, an upright industrious, sober
life. He was married to Clara Reed,
Oct. 4, 1869, at Chicopee, Mass. Octo-
ber A, 1919, they celebrated their gol-
} den wedding. They only had one SON
Jesse, who was killed, Dec. rs, 1907
lin railroad accident in Colorado. A
grandson, Harmon Garrett, is married
! and lives in Omaha, Neb. Mr.. Garrett
: looked forward to these reunion days
and to stay a few days with his ole
friends, Geo. Clark and wife. H,%
3 Harvey Thomas Miller was born il
: Hinckley, O., May II, 1854, and dice
at Brunswick, April 6, 1920, agef
nearly rs years. He was the younges,
! of family Of ten children, all o1
: whom are gone but Mrs. Betsey Chap
! pei Of Garrettsville. A brother, Frank
Al lin, died last year and sister, Mrs
= Cordelia Garrett, died last November
- He enlisted in the Civil War in th'
9Th Ohio Volunteer sharp shooters
\ and served nearly four years. He wa
married Dec.,24, 1867, to France
Floyd of Richmond, Va, in Clevelan'
at the home Of her brother The youn,
4 couple settled in Cleveland for cou
pie of years, where their first dangh
ter was born, who later married MI
4 Hicks of Hinckley. She died in Hinck
4 ley, Nov. 7, 1891, aged % years
q About 1870, Mr. Miller moved to Hinc
a ley, and the following children wer
z born to them, Harold, who died i
4 'Hinckley March IL, 1905, aged 8
, years; Gaylord, Mrs. Blanch Winni
field, Mrs. Winfield Trantnar
Floyd and Leanord, the latter dyin
Oct. Ia, 1883, aged 2 years. Mrs. Mil
ler died July %, 1888, at Hinckley, an
the following year Mr. Miller move
his family to Cleveland, where he wa
conductor on street cars for 10 years
On Feb. IA, 1900, he married Mrs. Sus
an Atwood of Cleveland, and the
moved on the farm on Hinckley, sid
of east town line, and he hauled mil
here to our creamery for 16 year!
during which time he became we'll az
quainted throughout the township
About four years ago he and his wit
moved up here to the center to liv'
The funeral was held April 8, an
burial followed at Benefits Corner
beside Of his first wife.
M Ann King was born April IL, lo3'
at Pittston, England, and died Apr
8, 1918 in Missouri, aged 70 years.
1849, her parents came to Americ;
and while she was a young girl the
= lived here, where her father had
- blacksmith shop, near Thed Tibbitt
place. In 1858 she was married to Wn
Thompkins. No children We're born |
them. Mr.. Thompkins died in 189
This death occurred two years ago, bl
was just received. D ~
! David Double was born in Live
pool, O., Nov. 1868, and died in Clev
land, April II, 1920. aged 81 year
His first wife was May Simmons {
east town line, and they lived the
for few years. After going to Clev
land to live, the wife and ydaught'
+ died, leaving a son. He later Marie
Augusta Coleman, and d son was bon
to them. Mr.. Double was brother
Geo. Double Of this place.
- Annie Warnock, daughter Of Samu
and Eliza Church Warnock, was bol
-. -. here in Brunswick, in the same hou