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Bio Excerpts: "On November 14, 1850, in Piney Township, by Rev. Jeremiah Fishburn, Mr. Reicherd was married to Miss Sophia Kifer. Four children bless this union namely: Warren C., born March 12, 1852, married Lillie B. Hodil, and is now engaged in bookkeeping in Pittsburgh, Penn.; James B. born June 4, 1854, is an invalid residing at home; John E. born September 27, 1859, is foreman of the car works at Roanoke, Va.; and Alice N., born May 1, 1862, is the wife of George Craig, who is engaged in the dry goods business in Sligo.
Mrs. Reicherd was born April 15, 1832, in Piney Township, Clarion County when is was Toby Township, Armstrong County, and died April 22, 1886, and her remains being interred in Sligo Cemetery. Her parents, David and Susanna (Walthour) Kifer, were natives of Westmoreland County, were their marriage was celebrated, but in 1835 they removed to what in now Clarion County, where the father engaged in farming. He was a member of the Reformed Church, and his wife of the Lutheran Church and both were highly respected by the entire community. All of their four children are now deceased, namely: Levi; Mary A., wife of Emanuel Over, a retired farmer of Callensburg; Sophia; and Esther, who married Bennett Wilson also deceased."
Source: Excerpts from the "Commemorative Biographical Record of Central Pennsylvania" published by J. H. Beers & Co. in 1898. Pg. 1459.
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REICHARD Mrs. D. B. (East Brady Review, 4/30/1886) Sligo - We are sorry to record the death of two of our citizens. Mrs.Margaret Funk, aged mother of George and John Snyder of Rimersburg, was called home Wednesday, the 21st. inst. She had reached the advanced age of 86 years. On the following Thursday night, Mrs. D. B. Reichard, aged 54 years, was called home. Both were Christian ladies.
Source: Paul E. Kifer. “Dearly Departed, 1885 – 1893, Obituaries from Clarion County Newspapers.“ 2011. Print.
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Bio Excerpts: "On November 14, 1850, in Piney Township, by Rev. Jeremiah Fishburn, Mr. Reicherd was married to Miss Sophia Kifer. Four children bless this union namely: Warren C., born March 12, 1852, married Lillie B. Hodil, and is now engaged in bookkeeping in Pittsburgh, Penn.; James B. born June 4, 1854, is an invalid residing at home; John E. born September 27, 1859, is foreman of the car works at Roanoke, Va.; and Alice N., born May 1, 1862, is the wife of George Craig, who is engaged in the dry goods business in Sligo.
Mrs. Reicherd was born April 15, 1832, in Piney Township, Clarion County when is was Toby Township, Armstrong County, and died April 22, 1886, and her remains being interred in Sligo Cemetery. Her parents, David and Susanna (Walthour) Kifer, were natives of Westmoreland County, were their marriage was celebrated, but in 1835 they removed to what in now Clarion County, where the father engaged in farming. He was a member of the Reformed Church, and his wife of the Lutheran Church and both were highly respected by the entire community. All of their four children are now deceased, namely: Levi; Mary A., wife of Emanuel Over, a retired farmer of Callensburg; Sophia; and Esther, who married Bennett Wilson also deceased."
Source: Excerpts from the "Commemorative Biographical Record of Central Pennsylvania" published by J. H. Beers & Co. in 1898. Pg. 1459.
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REICHARD Mrs. D. B. (East Brady Review, 4/30/1886) Sligo - We are sorry to record the death of two of our citizens. Mrs.Margaret Funk, aged mother of George and John Snyder of Rimersburg, was called home Wednesday, the 21st. inst. She had reached the advanced age of 86 years. On the following Thursday night, Mrs. D. B. Reichard, aged 54 years, was called home. Both were Christian ladies.
Source: Paul E. Kifer. “Dearly Departed, 1885 – 1893, Obituaries from Clarion County Newspapers.“ 2011. Print.
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Bio Excerpts: "On November 14, 1850, in Piney Township, by Rev. Jeremiah Fishburn, Mr. Reicherd was married to Miss Sophia Kifer. Four children bless this union namely: Warren C., born March 12, 1852, married Lillie B. Hodil, and is now engaged in bookkeeping in Pittsburgh, Penn.; James B. born June 4, 1854, is an invalid residing at home; John E. born September 27, 1859, is foreman of the car works at Roanoke, Va.; and Alice N., born May 1, 1862, is the wife of George Craig, who is engaged in the dry goods business in Sligo.
Mrs. Reicherd was born April 15, 1832, in Piney Township, Clarion County when is was Toby Township, Armstrong County, and died April 22, 1886, and her remains being interred in Sligo Cemetery. Her parents, David and Susanna (Walthour) Kifer, were natives of Westmoreland County, were their marriage was celebrated, but in 1835 they removed to what in now Clarion County, where the father engaged in farming. He was a member of the Reformed Church, and his wife of the Lutheran Church and both were highly respected by the entire community. All of their four children are now deceased, namely: Levi; Mary A., wife of Emanuel Over, a retired farmer of Callensburg; Sophia; and Esther, who married Bennett Wilson also deceased."
Source: Excerpts from the "Commemorative Biographical Record of Central Pennsylvania" published by J. H. Beers & Co. in 1898. Pg. 1459.
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REICHARD Mrs. D. B. (East Brady Review, 4/30/1886) Sligo - We are sorry to record the death of two of our citizens. Mrs.Margaret Funk, aged mother of George and John Snyder of Rimersburg, was called home Wednesday, the 21st. inst. She had reached the advanced age of 86 years. On the following Thursday night, Mrs. D. B. Reichard, aged 54 years, was called home. Both were Christian ladies.
Source: Paul E. Kifer. “Dearly Departed, 1885 – 1893, Obituaries from Clarion County Newspapers.“ 2011. Print.
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Bio Excerpts: "On November 14, 1850, in Piney Township, by Rev. Jeremiah Fishburn, Mr. Reicherd was married to Miss Sophia Kifer. Four children bless this union namely: Warren C., born March 12, 1852, married Lillie B. Hodil, and is now engaged in bookkeeping in Pittsburgh, Penn.; James B. born June 4, 1854, is an invalid residing at home; John E. born September 27, 1859, is foreman of the car works at Roanoke, Va.; and Alice N., born May 1, 1862, is the wife of George Craig, who is engaged in the dry goods business in Sligo.
Mrs. Reicherd was born April 15, 1832, in Piney Township, Clarion County when is was Toby Township, Armstrong County, and died April 22, 1886, and her remains being interred in Sligo Cemetery. Her parents, David and Susanna (Walthour) Kifer, were natives of Westmoreland County, were their marriage was celebrated, but in 1835 they removed to what in now Clarion County, where the father engaged in farming. He was a member of the Reformed Church, and his wife of the Lutheran Church and both were highly respected by the entire community. All of their four children are now deceased, namely: Levi; Mary A., wife of Emanuel Over, a retired farmer of Callensburg; Sophia; and Esther, who married Bennett Wilson also deceased."
Source: Excerpts from the "Commemorative Biographical Record of Central Pennsylvania" published by J. H. Beers & Co. in 1898. Pg. 1459.
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REICHARD Mrs. D. B. (East Brady Review, 4/30/1886) Sligo - We are sorry to record the death of two of our citizens. Mrs.Margaret Funk, aged mother of George and John Snyder of Rimersburg, was called home Wednesday, the 21st. inst. She had reached the advanced age of 86 years. On the following Thursday night, Mrs. D. B. Reichard, aged 54 years, was called home. Both were Christian ladies.
Source: Paul E. Kifer. “Dearly Departed, 1885 – 1893, Obituaries from Clarion County Newspapers.“ 2011. Print.
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