Husband of Mary E (Oshell) Beers 1841-1906
Son of John Wilson Beers and Sophia (Souders) Beers
William was veteran of the Civil War. Served in the Union Army, 11th PA Vols Inf. . He was with Sherman on the march to the sea
Source: obit, Altoona Mirror, altoona, PA., Feb 24, 1920
William Beers died at the home of his son, M.H. Beers in Rosebud on Sunday night at 11:05 o'clock. On Feb 6th he suffered an attack of paralysis from which he never rallied; Mr. Beers was favorably known to hundreds of friends in this section. For over thirty years he resided on his farm near Flinton, moving with his son to Rosebud about one year ago. He was a veteran of the Civil war, and was born in Boggs township, Huntingdon county, July 20th, 1841. He leaves one son, M. H. Beers of Rosebud, and two daughters, Miss Laura Beers, of Utahville, and Mrs. Frank Brandt, of Altoona; seven grandchildren and the following brothers and sisters survive: George, of Nebraska; Herman of Iowa; Alfred and Kate, of California. Funeral services were held at the home in Rosebud Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 by Rev. S. Herbert Berger, pastor of the Coalport Alliance church. Interment was made in the Beaver Valley cemetery. Undertaker R. E. Chaplin was in charge of the funeral.
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William D. BEERS died at the home of his son, M.H. Beers, Rosebud, Clearfield County, on February 22, 1920. He was born in Boggs Twp, Huntingdon County, July 20, 1841. He spent thirty years on a farm in Flinton. A veteran of the Civil War, he leaves son, M.H. Beers; two daughters: Miss Laura Beers and Mrs Frank Brandt; 7 grandchildren; and the following brothers/sisters: George of Nebraska, Herman of Iowa, Alfred and Kate of California. Interment in Beaver Valley Cemetery, Flinton, Cambria County, Pa.
Son of John Wilson Beers and Sophia (Souders) Beers
William was veteran of the Civil War. Served in the Union Army, 11th PA Vols Inf. . He was with Sherman on the march to the sea
Source: obit, Altoona Mirror, altoona, PA., Feb 24, 1920
William Beers died at the home of his son, M.H. Beers in Rosebud on Sunday night at 11:05 o'clock. On Feb 6th he suffered an attack of paralysis from which he never rallied; Mr. Beers was favorably known to hundreds of friends in this section. For over thirty years he resided on his farm near Flinton, moving with his son to Rosebud about one year ago. He was a veteran of the Civil war, and was born in Boggs township, Huntingdon county, July 20th, 1841. He leaves one son, M. H. Beers of Rosebud, and two daughters, Miss Laura Beers, of Utahville, and Mrs. Frank Brandt, of Altoona; seven grandchildren and the following brothers and sisters survive: George, of Nebraska; Herman of Iowa; Alfred and Kate, of California. Funeral services were held at the home in Rosebud Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 by Rev. S. Herbert Berger, pastor of the Coalport Alliance church. Interment was made in the Beaver Valley cemetery. Undertaker R. E. Chaplin was in charge of the funeral.
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William D. BEERS died at the home of his son, M.H. Beers, Rosebud, Clearfield County, on February 22, 1920. He was born in Boggs Twp, Huntingdon County, July 20, 1841. He spent thirty years on a farm in Flinton. A veteran of the Civil War, he leaves son, M.H. Beers; two daughters: Miss Laura Beers and Mrs Frank Brandt; 7 grandchildren; and the following brothers/sisters: George of Nebraska, Herman of Iowa, Alfred and Kate of California. Interment in Beaver Valley Cemetery, Flinton, Cambria County, Pa.
Husband of Mary E (Oshell) Beers 1841-1906
Son of John Wilson Beers and Sophia (Souders) Beers
William was veteran of the Civil War. Served in the Union Army, 11th PA Vols Inf. . He was with Sherman on the march to the sea
Source: obit, Altoona Mirror, altoona, PA., Feb 24, 1920
William Beers died at the home of his son, M.H. Beers in Rosebud on Sunday night at 11:05 o'clock. On Feb 6th he suffered an attack of paralysis from which he never rallied; Mr. Beers was favorably known to hundreds of friends in this section. For over thirty years he resided on his farm near Flinton, moving with his son to Rosebud about one year ago. He was a veteran of the Civil war, and was born in Boggs township, Huntingdon county, July 20th, 1841. He leaves one son, M. H. Beers of Rosebud, and two daughters, Miss Laura Beers, of Utahville, and Mrs. Frank Brandt, of Altoona; seven grandchildren and the following brothers and sisters survive: George, of Nebraska; Herman of Iowa; Alfred and Kate, of California. Funeral services were held at the home in Rosebud Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 by Rev. S. Herbert Berger, pastor of the Coalport Alliance church. Interment was made in the Beaver Valley cemetery. Undertaker R. E. Chaplin was in charge of the funeral.
additional obit
William D. BEERS died at the home of his son, M.H. Beers, Rosebud, Clearfield County, on February 22, 1920. He was born in Boggs Twp, Huntingdon County, July 20, 1841. He spent thirty years on a farm in Flinton. A veteran of the Civil War, he leaves son, M.H. Beers; two daughters: Miss Laura Beers and Mrs Frank Brandt; 7 grandchildren; and the following brothers/sisters: George of Nebraska, Herman of Iowa, Alfred and Kate of California. Interment in Beaver Valley Cemetery, Flinton, Cambria County, Pa.
Son of John Wilson Beers and Sophia (Souders) Beers
William was veteran of the Civil War. Served in the Union Army, 11th PA Vols Inf. . He was with Sherman on the march to the sea
Source: obit, Altoona Mirror, altoona, PA., Feb 24, 1920
William Beers died at the home of his son, M.H. Beers in Rosebud on Sunday night at 11:05 o'clock. On Feb 6th he suffered an attack of paralysis from which he never rallied; Mr. Beers was favorably known to hundreds of friends in this section. For over thirty years he resided on his farm near Flinton, moving with his son to Rosebud about one year ago. He was a veteran of the Civil war, and was born in Boggs township, Huntingdon county, July 20th, 1841. He leaves one son, M. H. Beers of Rosebud, and two daughters, Miss Laura Beers, of Utahville, and Mrs. Frank Brandt, of Altoona; seven grandchildren and the following brothers and sisters survive: George, of Nebraska; Herman of Iowa; Alfred and Kate, of California. Funeral services were held at the home in Rosebud Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 by Rev. S. Herbert Berger, pastor of the Coalport Alliance church. Interment was made in the Beaver Valley cemetery. Undertaker R. E. Chaplin was in charge of the funeral.
additional obit
William D. BEERS died at the home of his son, M.H. Beers, Rosebud, Clearfield County, on February 22, 1920. He was born in Boggs Twp, Huntingdon County, July 20, 1841. He spent thirty years on a farm in Flinton. A veteran of the Civil War, he leaves son, M.H. Beers; two daughters: Miss Laura Beers and Mrs Frank Brandt; 7 grandchildren; and the following brothers/sisters: George of Nebraska, Herman of Iowa, Alfred and Kate of California. Interment in Beaver Valley Cemetery, Flinton, Cambria County, Pa.
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FATHER
William
Beers
Died
Feb 22, 1920
Aged 78 yrs
5 mos 22Ds
A soldier of the Civil War
MOTHER
Mary E
Beers
Died
Feb 5, 1906
Aged 59 yrs
9 mos 6 DS
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