Mrs. William Harding
Emma, wife of William J. Harding, died at the home of her husband, at Danielsville, yesterday, aged 32 years, after an illness of nearly 14 years. Death was due to dropsical heart disease.
She is survived by her husband and three children, one son and two daughters. Her father, Reuben Henry, also residing at Walnutport, and two brothers and a sister also survive.
The husband is manager of the store of the Hower Slate Company, at Danielsville.
~ Easton Express, Sunday, November 14, 1906
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Saturday, January 31, 2015
Graver, Mary Ann [Steward] - 1921
Mrs. Mary Graver, wife of George Graver, died on Sunday at 9 a.m. at her home at Klecknersville, of a complication of ailments, aged 75 years.
The funeral will be held on Thursday at 9:30 a.m. with services in the Moorestown church and interment in the adjoining cemetery.
~ Easton Express, Monday, April 18, 1921
You can visit the memorial page for Mary Ann [Steward] Graver.
The funeral will be held on Thursday at 9:30 a.m. with services in the Moorestown church and interment in the adjoining cemetery.
~ Easton Express, Monday, April 18, 1921
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Ewing, Robert - 1823
Reuben Ewing, of Logan county. Died in Sept., 1823
~ The Reporter, Lexington, KY dated 15-Sept-1823
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~ The Reporter, Lexington, KY dated 15-Sept-1823
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Delabore, Elizabeth [Gillian] - 1928
Mrs. Elizabeth Delabore, 62 years old, widow of Augustus Delabore, died at 9:45 o'clock last night at the Easton Hospital where she underwent surgical treatment last Sunday. She had been ill for the past five weeks.
Mrs. Delabore made her home with her daughter, Mrs. John Gebhart, of 423 Lincoln street.
In addition to her daughter, she is survived by two brothers' Samuel Gillian, of Easton, and James Gillian, of Philadelphia, a sister, Mrs. C. B. Brooks, of Illinois and a grandson.
She was a native of Easton and had always resided here. She was a member of Zion Lutheran Church.
~ Easton Express, Saturday, March 3, 1928
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Mrs. Delabore made her home with her daughter, Mrs. John Gebhart, of 423 Lincoln street.
In addition to her daughter, she is survived by two brothers' Samuel Gillian, of Easton, and James Gillian, of Philadelphia, a sister, Mrs. C. B. Brooks, of Illinois and a grandson.
She was a native of Easton and had always resided here. She was a member of Zion Lutheran Church.
~ Easton Express, Saturday, March 3, 1928
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Cross, Edward L - 1942
Edward was buried on Monday, 19-Oct-1942. He is a World War I Veteran
~ Cemetery Records-Beaver County
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~ Cemetery Records-Beaver County
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Cressman, Susannah [Landis] - 1906
Mrs. Susannah Cressman, widow of Joseph Cressman, died suddenly yesterday at the home of her sister, Mrs. Samuel Mills, at Mountainville, Lehigh county, where she was on a visit.
Deceased was born in Northampton county 75 years ago, being a daughter of Amandes and Lydia (Jacoby) Landis.
She is survived by these sisters and brother: Mrs. Samuel Mills, Mountainville; Mrs. Barron, Bursonville, and David Landis, of Hellertown. These children survive her: Joseph, Allentown; George and John, Springtown; Mrs. Augustus Krecker, of Freemansburg.
~ Easton Express, Wednesday, November 14, 1906
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Deceased was born in Northampton county 75 years ago, being a daughter of Amandes and Lydia (Jacoby) Landis.
She is survived by these sisters and brother: Mrs. Samuel Mills, Mountainville; Mrs. Barron, Bursonville, and David Landis, of Hellertown. These children survive her: Joseph, Allentown; George and John, Springtown; Mrs. Augustus Krecker, of Freemansburg.
~ Easton Express, Wednesday, November 14, 1906
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Creighton, John M - 1917
John was buried on Wednesday, 09-May-1917. He is a Civil War Veteran
~ Cemetery Records-Beaver County
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~ Cemetery Records-Beaver County
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Cory, Laura - 1921
Mrs. John Cory died at 6 o'clock on Sunday morning at her home on Pen Argyl Street, Pen Argyl, of paralysis, aged 70 years and 9 months.
She is survived by her husband and one son, John Cory of Harrisburg, and by a daughter, Mrs. John Stem of Easton.
The funeral will be held on Wednesday at 2:30 pm with interment in the Fairview cemetery, Pen Argyl
~ Easton Express, 18-Apr-1921
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She is survived by her husband and one son, John Cory of Harrisburg, and by a daughter, Mrs. John Stem of Easton.
The funeral will be held on Wednesday at 2:30 pm with interment in the Fairview cemetery, Pen Argyl
~ Easton Express, 18-Apr-1921
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Frankenfield, Etna - 1937
Life-Long Residents of Lo. Nazareth Twsp. Celebrate 64th Wedding Anniversary Today
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One of Oldest Couples In County
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Unusual circumstances were related to THE ITEM reporter upon interviewing on of the oldest and best known couples of the county. Mr. and Mrs. Rude Frankenfield, who are observing their 64th wedding anniversary quietly at home to-day.
Greeted with two pleasant smiles and the aroma of freshly baked sugar cakes, the reporter was received most graciously and accorded old-fashioned hospitality in a warm, cozy kitchen, by two sparkling faces with keen memories. Upon explaining his mission the reporter was allowed to view old family albums containing old tintypes, reflecting interesting events of days gone by.
Unusual as it may seem, Mr. and Mrs. Frankenfield spent their entire lifetime within the bounds of Lower Nazareth Township; with the exception of 9 years, (Mrs. Frankenfield was born and lived in Forks Township until 9 years of age). Not only did they reside within the bounds of this one township, but never moved more than one-half mile from their present home, located just outside the Nazareth Borough limits, north of the Fair Grounds. The two farms which they owned and operated are all located within a half-mile area.
Mrs. Frankenfield, the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Aaron and Sarah (nee) Messinger (Measinger or Meesinger?) Dewalt, is 82 and will be 83 years of age June 5th next. Mr. Frankenfield, the son of the late George Peter and Lovina (nee) Kemmerer Frankenfield, was born in Lower Nazareth Township, March 30th, 1849. He is 87 years of age, and has never lived outside the township.
They were married on Tuesday, March 4th, 1873 at the home of the bride in Forks Township by the Rev. Ernest William Reinecke then pastor of Forks Church. Their union was blessed with one daughter Rosa Matilda Fox Frankenfield, residing at home. Mr. and Mrs. Frankenfield still have in their possession the wedding dresses used in the ceremony. The couple stated that on their wedding day there was a blizzard raging and all the roads were drifted and almost impassable.
After their marriage they moved to Lower Nazareth Township, on a farm owned by the bride's parents where they resided for four years. After four years they moved to a larger farm just half a mile from the former, which they purchased and operated for 28 years, and then to their present home where they have resided for the past 32 years.
Mr. and Mrs. Frankenfield are the oldest couple residing in the township and the oldest members of The Dryland Church, Hecktown, where they have been faithful workers and regular attendants a lifetime.
Both still enjoy the best of health, can read without glasses and are most hospitable hosts. Congratulations, Mr. and Mrs. Frankenfield, may you enjoy many more days of peace and happiness together.
~ The Nazareth Item, 04-Mar-1937, Page 1, Col. 4 & 5
You can visit the memorial page for Etna Frankenfield.
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One of Oldest Couples In County
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Unusual circumstances were related to THE ITEM reporter upon interviewing on of the oldest and best known couples of the county. Mr. and Mrs. Rude Frankenfield, who are observing their 64th wedding anniversary quietly at home to-day.
Greeted with two pleasant smiles and the aroma of freshly baked sugar cakes, the reporter was received most graciously and accorded old-fashioned hospitality in a warm, cozy kitchen, by two sparkling faces with keen memories. Upon explaining his mission the reporter was allowed to view old family albums containing old tintypes, reflecting interesting events of days gone by.
Unusual as it may seem, Mr. and Mrs. Frankenfield spent their entire lifetime within the bounds of Lower Nazareth Township; with the exception of 9 years, (Mrs. Frankenfield was born and lived in Forks Township until 9 years of age). Not only did they reside within the bounds of this one township, but never moved more than one-half mile from their present home, located just outside the Nazareth Borough limits, north of the Fair Grounds. The two farms which they owned and operated are all located within a half-mile area.
Mrs. Frankenfield, the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Aaron and Sarah (nee) Messinger (Measinger or Meesinger?) Dewalt, is 82 and will be 83 years of age June 5th next. Mr. Frankenfield, the son of the late George Peter and Lovina (nee) Kemmerer Frankenfield, was born in Lower Nazareth Township, March 30th, 1849. He is 87 years of age, and has never lived outside the township.
They were married on Tuesday, March 4th, 1873 at the home of the bride in Forks Township by the Rev. Ernest William Reinecke then pastor of Forks Church. Their union was blessed with one daughter Rosa Matilda Fox Frankenfield, residing at home. Mr. and Mrs. Frankenfield still have in their possession the wedding dresses used in the ceremony. The couple stated that on their wedding day there was a blizzard raging and all the roads were drifted and almost impassable.
After their marriage they moved to Lower Nazareth Township, on a farm owned by the bride's parents where they resided for four years. After four years they moved to a larger farm just half a mile from the former, which they purchased and operated for 28 years, and then to their present home where they have resided for the past 32 years.
Mr. and Mrs. Frankenfield are the oldest couple residing in the township and the oldest members of The Dryland Church, Hecktown, where they have been faithful workers and regular attendants a lifetime.
Both still enjoy the best of health, can read without glasses and are most hospitable hosts. Congratulations, Mr. and Mrs. Frankenfield, may you enjoy many more days of peace and happiness together.
~ The Nazareth Item, 04-Mar-1937, Page 1, Col. 4 & 5
You can visit the memorial page for Etna Frankenfield.
Frankenfield, Rude - 1937
Life-Long Residents of Lo. Nazareth Twsp. Celebrate 64th Wedding Anniversary Today
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One of Oldest Couples In County
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Unusual circumstances were related to THE ITEM reporter upon interviewing on of the oldest and best known couples of the county. Mr. and Mrs. Rude Frankenfield, who are observing their 64th wedding anniversary quietly at home to-day.
Greeted with two pleasant smiles and the aroma of freshly baked sugar cakes, the reporter was received most graciously and accorded old-fashioned hospitality in a warm, cozy kitchen, by two sparkling faces with keen memories. Upon explaining his mission the reporter was allowed to view old family albums containing old tintypes, reflecting interesting events of days gone by.
Unusual as it may seem, Mr. and Mrs. Frankenfield spent their entire lifetime within the bounds of Lower Nazareth Township; with the exception of 9 years, (Mrs. Frankenfield was born and lived in Forks Township until 9 years of age). Not only did they reside within the bounds of this one township, but never moved more than one-half mile from their present home, located just outside the Nazareth Borough limits, north of the Fair Grounds. The two farms which they owned and operated are all located within a half-mile area.
Mrs. Frankenfield, the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Aaron and Sarah (nee) Messinger (Measinger or Meesinger?) Dewalt, is 82 and will be 83 years of age June 5th next. Mr. Frankenfield, the son of the late George Peter and Lovina (nee) Kemmerer Frankenfield, was born in Lower Nazareth Township, March 30th, 1849. He is 87 years of age, and has never lived outside the township.
They were married on Tuesday, March 4th, 1873 at the home of the bride in Forks Township by the Rev. Ernest William Reinecke then pastor of Forks Church. Their union was blessed with one daughter Rosa Matilda Fox Frankenfield, residing at home. Mr. and Mrs. Frankenfield still have in their possession the wedding dresses used in the ceremony. The couple stated that on their wedding day there was a blizzard raging and all the roads were drifted and almost impassable.
After their marriage they moved to Lower Nazareth Township, on a farm owned by the bride's parents where they resided for four years. After four years they moved to a larger farm just half a mile from the former, which they purchased and operated for 28 years, and then to their present home where they have resided for the past 32 years.
Mr. and Mrs. Frankenfield are the oldest couple residing in the township and the oldest members of The Dryland Church, Hecktown, where they have been faithful workers and regular attendants a lifetime.
Both still enjoy the best of health, can read without glasses and are most hospitable hosts. Congratulations, Mr. and Mrs. Frankenfield, may you enjoy many more days of peace and happiness together.
~ The Nazareth Item, 04-Mar-1937, Page 1, Col. 4 & 5
You can visit the memorial page for Rude Frankenfield.
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One of Oldest Couples In County
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Unusual circumstances were related to THE ITEM reporter upon interviewing on of the oldest and best known couples of the county. Mr. and Mrs. Rude Frankenfield, who are observing their 64th wedding anniversary quietly at home to-day.
Greeted with two pleasant smiles and the aroma of freshly baked sugar cakes, the reporter was received most graciously and accorded old-fashioned hospitality in a warm, cozy kitchen, by two sparkling faces with keen memories. Upon explaining his mission the reporter was allowed to view old family albums containing old tintypes, reflecting interesting events of days gone by.
Unusual as it may seem, Mr. and Mrs. Frankenfield spent their entire lifetime within the bounds of Lower Nazareth Township; with the exception of 9 years, (Mrs. Frankenfield was born and lived in Forks Township until 9 years of age). Not only did they reside within the bounds of this one township, but never moved more than one-half mile from their present home, located just outside the Nazareth Borough limits, north of the Fair Grounds. The two farms which they owned and operated are all located within a half-mile area.
Mrs. Frankenfield, the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Aaron and Sarah (nee) Messinger (Measinger or Meesinger?) Dewalt, is 82 and will be 83 years of age June 5th next. Mr. Frankenfield, the son of the late George Peter and Lovina (nee) Kemmerer Frankenfield, was born in Lower Nazareth Township, March 30th, 1849. He is 87 years of age, and has never lived outside the township.
They were married on Tuesday, March 4th, 1873 at the home of the bride in Forks Township by the Rev. Ernest William Reinecke then pastor of Forks Church. Their union was blessed with one daughter Rosa Matilda Fox Frankenfield, residing at home. Mr. and Mrs. Frankenfield still have in their possession the wedding dresses used in the ceremony. The couple stated that on their wedding day there was a blizzard raging and all the roads were drifted and almost impassable.
After their marriage they moved to Lower Nazareth Township, on a farm owned by the bride's parents where they resided for four years. After four years they moved to a larger farm just half a mile from the former, which they purchased and operated for 28 years, and then to their present home where they have resided for the past 32 years.
Mr. and Mrs. Frankenfield are the oldest couple residing in the township and the oldest members of The Dryland Church, Hecktown, where they have been faithful workers and regular attendants a lifetime.
Both still enjoy the best of health, can read without glasses and are most hospitable hosts. Congratulations, Mr. and Mrs. Frankenfield, may you enjoy many more days of peace and happiness together.
~ The Nazareth Item, 04-Mar-1937, Page 1, Col. 4 & 5
You can visit the memorial page for Rude Frankenfield.
Bush, Mary Olar - 1884
Mary Olar Bush, daughter of J.J. & L.A. Bush, 8 years, 6 months, 5 days, died Tuesday.
~ The Greenville Advocate dated 08-Oct-1884
You can visit the memorial page for Mary Ola Bush.
~ The Greenville Advocate dated 08-Oct-1884
You can visit the memorial page for Mary Ola Bush.
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