The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-08-25

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Visited here and was we'll known and
gave pleasure to many with her sing.
ing, which she enjoyed. She was
buried in Berea cemetery, tho her
baby lies here in our cemetery.
Ellen L. Fuller was born April 20,
l84o, in Blissfield, Mich, and died in
Medina Nov. 22, 1890, aged II years.
When she was nine weeks old her par
ents moved to- Beebetown, where her
girlhood days were spent On Feb.
2S, 1872. she was married to Charles
A. Bodies. To this union were born
three children, Bertha Chaffee Of Me-
dina, Mabel Harrington and Edwin
Bolles Of Brunswick. After her hus-
bands death in Nov. 1898, she made
her home with her children, where
she was . kind and loving mother, al
ways thinking Of others before her
self. "a
Francis. Alice, only daughter Of Viii
liam and Sarah Pritchard Bennett, was
born III Brunswick june 81. 1858 and
died in Cleveland Dec. 10, 1920. aged
81 years. She lived here until her
marriage inslS75 to dFrank Isham,
when they lived ionel year in Indian
apolis and then came back and lived
in Cleveland the rest of her life. There
were no children born to them. Mr..
,Isham died four years ago this month
Mrs. Isham was brot here for burial
beside of her husband, father and
mother.
Andrew G., son of Averill and Mary
Ann Kellogg Foskett, was born April
IS, 1889, at Leroy, N. Y. and died
Feb. 2, 1921, aged 81 years. His
mother died when very young, so he
came to Ohio with his grandparents.
He was married in 1858 to Nancy
Somers of Brunswick and they lived
here few years where VIII Evans
lives. They moved to Maple Rapids,
Mich, and then came back to Medina
in 1902. In 1904 his wife died and in
1906 he was married to Mrs. Eliza
beth Sedgwick Darlington. One
daughter was born by his first wife,
who became the wife Of Will Brad
way of Medina, and died in 1906. Mr..
Foskett was buried at Medina Center.
Rose Havlick was born in Cleveland
in 1892 and died in Cleveland Feb. S,
1921, aged % years. In April of
1920 she came out here and lived at
John Tibbitts' and in rooms in the
old creamery until September, hoping
to regain her health, but tuberculosis
had too strong hold on her. She
left a mother, two sisters and two
brothers.
A little baby girl, Ruth Lucille, was
born at Pinecastle, Florida, March 7,
1921, to Arthur and Ella Aylard. 1t
did not live and the body was sent
back here and buried in our cemetery
beside of her brother Raymond
Mrs. Anna Simon was born In Bo-
hemia in May, lS43, and died here al
her home March IS, 1921, aged N
years. She came to this country
when twenty-one years old on
April 10, 1869, was married to Vacla
Simon. About u years ago they
moved from Cleveland out here where
they have lived. Eight children have
been born to them and only two, sons,
Louie and John, survive her with the
aged husband, and four grandchildren.
Mrs. Simon was taken to Cleveland
for burial beside her children.
Joe Richards died at Wooster, O.,
April 8, 1921, aged about 80 years. He
was born down south. He was the
colored man who lived with Fred
Thompson and family for fifteen
years. nine of them here in Brunswick.
Old Joe was good old darkey ana
liked children so we'll.
Howard Gilbert, infant baby of
Howard and Ruth Nettleton Stephen
son, was born near Medina Center on
March 81, 1921, and died April 4, aged
tive days. The body was brouGal.
here for burial on the Stephenson lot.
Rev. John w. Thompson was born
1t the Wyandotte Mission near Upper
O., Nov. 2, 1929, and died
1t Lakewood, o., April 6, 1921, aged
II years. His father was a preacher
among the Indians, where he lived
Until Rev. Thompson was about IA
years old, when they moved to Nor
walk and lived two years and then
% Berea, o., where he attended Bald
win college for six years. In 1853
lie was admitted to the North Ohio
Conference and in the. years 1869 and
1870 he preached hereeat the Metho-
list church. In Sept. 1855, he was
married to Mary Hawxhurst of La
BORT, near Elyria, %. Five children