He was married January 10, 1878, to Charlotte Rebecca Wilkinson, who survives, as do also their whole family as follows: Mrs. J. Howard Spangler, R.D. 10 Chambersburg; Ira L. Deardorff, Waynesboro; Mrs. M. E. Branthaver, Shady Grove; Irvin Deardorff, Good Siding; Mrs. Henry W. Good, Waynesboro; and Garnet W. Deradorff, Waynesboro, and 13 grandchildren. Mrs. J. Beam Wingert, Stoufferstown, is the surviving sister.
The main activities of his lifetime were as a veterinary surgeon from about the time of his marriage until about five years ago; as a farmer in Washington, Guilford and Quincy townships.
He was a member of the Grindstone Hill Lutheran church for many years and served on its council and as trustee. He was a member of the Jr. O.U.A.M. at Marion. He was a school director two terms in Washington township more than 40 years.
Funeral leaving his late residence in Waynesboro at 1 o'clock Monday with service in Grindstone Hill church and interment in the cemetery adjoining.
He was married January 10, 1878, to Charlotte Rebecca Wilkinson, who survives, as do also their whole family as follows: Mrs. J. Howard Spangler, R.D. 10 Chambersburg; Ira L. Deardorff, Waynesboro; Mrs. M. E. Branthaver, Shady Grove; Irvin Deardorff, Good Siding; Mrs. Henry W. Good, Waynesboro; and Garnet W. Deradorff, Waynesboro, and 13 grandchildren. Mrs. J. Beam Wingert, Stoufferstown, is the surviving sister.
The main activities of his lifetime were as a veterinary surgeon from about the time of his marriage until about five years ago; as a farmer in Washington, Guilford and Quincy townships.
He was a member of the Grindstone Hill Lutheran church for many years and served on its council and as trustee. He was a member of the Jr. O.U.A.M. at Marion. He was a school director two terms in Washington township more than 40 years.
Funeral leaving his late residence in Waynesboro at 1 o'clock Monday with service in Grindstone Hill church and interment in the cemetery adjoining.
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