Friday, August 8, 2008

WILLIAM PROSSER - Obituary

Prosser, Wm.

The East Liverpool Tribune

Wm. Prosser died suddenly at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Samuel Steele, at Chester, Sunday (Jun. 11, 1899). He died from the results of a fall off a hay rick. Six children survive – Mrs. Samuel Steele, Mrs. Maria Van Ostrand and William and George, of Grant district; Mrs. Wallace Simms, of East Liverpool, and Mrs. John Robb, of Toronto. He was a member of the Church of Christ, of East Liverpool.

The funeral took place at 2:30 Monday afternoon; burial was in the Flat's cemetery.

MRS. FLETCHER MASSEY - Obituary

Massey, Mrs. Fletcher

The East Liverpool Tribune

Mrs. Fletcher Massey, aged 24 years, died Thursday (May 11, 1899) of meningitis.

MINNIE EVANS - Obituary

Evans, Minnie

The East Liverpool Tribune

Minnie Evans, aged 18 years, daughter of Phillip Evans, die Sunday (May 5, 1899), at her home on May street, of kidney trouble. Deceased was a member of the M. E. church and a conscientious Christian girl. Interment took place Tuesday in Spring Grove cemetery.

WILLIAM GIBBS - Obituary

Gibbs, William

The East Liverpool Tribune

William Gibbs, aged 67 years, and an old resident, died Thursday morning (May 11, 1899). The funeral will be held Sunday by the Red Men.

JOHN HILL - Obituary

Hill, John

The East Liverpool Tribune

John Hill, aged 44 years, died Tuesday (May 9, 1899) at his home on Lincoln avenue.

PERRY HERRON - Obituary

Herron, Perry

The East Liverpool Tribune

Perry Herron, aged 45 years, died Wednesday (Apr. 5, 1899) of consumption, at his home on Norton street. He leaves a wife and ten children, as follows: Clement, Bertha, Stella, David, William, Everett, Guy, Clara, Nellie and Earl.

EDWIN CROSSER - Obituary

Crosser, Edwin

The East Liverpool Tribune

Edwin Crosser, young son of County Recorder Ed. M. Crosser, of Lisbon died Wednesday (Apr. 5, 1899)

Thompson, Mrs. Helen Ogden, aged 20 years, daughter of W. H. Thompson, of Foreest street, died Saturday Apr. 1, 1899) of lung trouble. Funeral services conducted by Rev. Wearie, took place Tuesday.