Gazette & Bulletin Dec 28 1915:
Appolos W Grafius one ow Williamsport's oldest native born citizens, died at the home of his son George S Grafius, 414 East Church Street after an illness of several weeks. He was 80 years of age, and was the seventh son of Capt. Joseph and Mary Grafius. His great grandfather, the late judge Appolos Woodward, raised him from childhood. Mr. Grafius is survived by his son George and a daughter Mrs. John Bryan.
Appolos W Grafius one ow Williamsport's oldest native born citizens, died at the home of his son George S Grafius, 414 East Church Street after an illness of several weeks. He was 80 years of age, and was the seventh son of Capt. Joseph and Mary Grafius. His great grandfather, the late judge Appolos Woodward, raised him from childhood. Mr. Grafius is survived by his son George and a daughter Mrs. John Bryan.
Gazette & Bulletin Dec 28 1915:
Appolos W Grafius one ow Williamsport's oldest native born citizens, died at the home of his son George S Grafius, 414 East Church Street after an illness of several weeks. He was 80 years of age, and was the seventh son of Capt. Joseph and Mary Grafius. His great grandfather, the late judge Appolos Woodward, raised him from childhood. Mr. Grafius is survived by his son George and a daughter Mrs. John Bryan.
Appolos W Grafius one ow Williamsport's oldest native born citizens, died at the home of his son George S Grafius, 414 East Church Street after an illness of several weeks. He was 80 years of age, and was the seventh son of Capt. Joseph and Mary Grafius. His great grandfather, the late judge Appolos Woodward, raised him from childhood. Mr. Grafius is survived by his son George and a daughter Mrs. John Bryan.
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