The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-08-27
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Sally ]. Kingsbury. was born in
Brunswick, Nov. 16, 1889, and died at
her late home in Berea, May Fl, 1920,
aged 80 years. She was married to
Albert Evans, Sept. 6, 1866, and to
this union were born four children,
hree of whom, William, Charles, and
Irene, survive; Grace died in April,
1873. The deceased lived in Bruins
wick until they moved to Berea three
years ago. She had been sufferer
for about six years, but bore her ill
ness uncomplaingingly. She left hus-
band, two sons, one daughter, one
granddaughter, one brother, w. Kings
bury, and one sister, Mrs. Aggie Will
lis. She was laid to rest in our ceme-
terry near her little daughter.
! Martha Hurd, only daughter of Geo.
and Abigail Hurd, was born. Aug. 16,
1868, Jat Benefits Corners. She was
married Oct. 81, 1888, to Orrin Sher-
man, who died IL years later from
being accidently shot while out hunt
ing. In March, 1898, she was married
to her cousin, Henry Barton. They
only lived together few years. She
sold her place near the sub-station
last fall and went to Warren to live
with her daughter, and died there on
May 27, 1920, aged Sc years. She
leaves one son, Floyd, and four daugh-
ters, Orene, Mrs. Rose Babcock, Mrs.
Ruby Hendrickson and Sada Barton
one brother, Wilson Hurd Of Missouri,
The funeral was held at Benefits s
Corners and burial beside of her first
husband ''v' ~'+1
Elmer Brown, son Of Wayne and
Sophia Brown, was born in Royalton
o., May 16, 1868, and died in Medina
June z, 1920, aged 81 years. He was
married in 1881 to Nettie Peters, to
whom were born three children, one
daughter dying in infancy. The other
two are Ernest Brown of Akron and
Mrs. Gertrude Arbogast of Medina
; The wife died in 1896, and in 1899 he
was married to Ida Trautman oil
York, 0. Mr.. Brown since living in
Medina, was carpenter and contrac.
) tor, but since the street car accident
. he was in a few years ago, he had beer
; failing in health. He leaves the wife
son, daughter and five grandchildren
| one brother, Frank Brown of Detroit
} Mich, and one sister, Mrs. Ida Pres
ton Of Elyria.
Halle Bennett, son of Henry ane
! Eunice Bennett, was born in Bruins
} wick, Dec. 7, 1869, and died at his
home in Elyria on .Jme IL, 1920, ages
!, SO years. His boyhood days were spent
: here on. the old farm where severa
years Of his life were occupied il
! teaching. He was married in 1891
to Ida Baner Of Liverpool, and to then
{ were born three children, Royal o.
I Pittsburg, Mrs. Edith Green of Jer
/ sey City, and Mildred at home. HI
+ also leaves an aged mother. He select
I ed as his life work the profession 0:
embalming and funeral Director il
| which he was unusually efficient fol
: 20 years. He was brot here for burial
Chauncey N. eldest son of Henr!
]. and Mary Castle Pond, was born a
!, Hamilton Corners, Medina township
e Oct. %, 1841, and died at Oberlin
June IL, 1920, aged 78 years. When |
J. small boy his father was killed by
t falling tree, and his little sister sool
! died, the mother being left with tw
!, little boys. A year and ahalf later tn
;. mother married Gable Bowen Of Yorl
and they moved to York, where thre
children were born, two dying in infal
cy. hi 1854, Mr.. Bowen died and Mrs
! Bowen and two sons, Chauncy an
/ Chester Pond and son Willie Bower
whose death we received year ags
came here to Brunswick and bought
few acres Of land On the Fordhar
road, where they resided d couple B
years, when she went back TO Yorl
where the boys had advantage Of
special select school. In 1853 she Illoy