"The Sabbath Recorder", Vol 109, No 21, p 671, Nov. 24, 1930
Frank E. Stillman was born June 24, 1861, and died October 26, 1930. He was the son of William H. and Susan J. Stillman, and was born in Little Genesee, N. Y.
His early life was spent in Little Genesee and De Ruyter. On September 14, 1887, he married Lora C. Coon of Scott. N. Y. They chose Nile as their home, where they lived until 1911 when they moved to Alfred, where they have since lived.
Mr. and Mrs. Stillman were the parents of two foster children Mildred Leona, who died October 9, 1918, when the epidemic of the "flu'" was so prevalent; and William C., who lives in Hornell, N. Y. Mrs. Stillman died October 26. 1924, just six years to the day before the going of Mr. Stillman.
On February 3, 1926, Mr. StIllman married Phalla C. Allen of Alfred. Together they have worked hand in hand in their home and mercantile business.
Mr. Stillman has always been interested in community betterment. At an early age he united with the Little Genesee Seventh Day Baptist Church. Later he transferred his membership to Nile, and when coming to Alfred, he and his family brought their membershIp here. He was faithful in his attendance at church and for a number of years served on the board.
For a number of years his health has not been good, but through grit and perseverance, he kept going until a few days before the end came when he was taken to the Bethesda Hospital of Hornell for an operation. From this he never survived.
Funeral services were conducted from his home by his pastor, who was assisted by President Davis. He was laid to rest In the Alfred Rural Cemetery.
He is survived by his wife, his son, a number of nieces and nephews, and a host of friends, who are scattered over the communIties where he lived, and over the country.
A. C. E.
Frank E. Stillman was born June 24, 1861, and died October 26, 1930. He was the son of William H. and Susan J. Stillman, and was born in Little Genesee, N. Y.
His early life was spent in Little Genesee and De Ruyter. On September 14, 1887, he married Lora C. Coon of Scott. N. Y. They chose Nile as their home, where they lived until 1911 when they moved to Alfred, where they have since lived.
Mr. and Mrs. Stillman were the parents of two foster children Mildred Leona, who died October 9, 1918, when the epidemic of the "flu'" was so prevalent; and William C., who lives in Hornell, N. Y. Mrs. Stillman died October 26. 1924, just six years to the day before the going of Mr. Stillman.
On February 3, 1926, Mr. StIllman married Phalla C. Allen of Alfred. Together they have worked hand in hand in their home and mercantile business.
Mr. Stillman has always been interested in community betterment. At an early age he united with the Little Genesee Seventh Day Baptist Church. Later he transferred his membership to Nile, and when coming to Alfred, he and his family brought their membershIp here. He was faithful in his attendance at church and for a number of years served on the board.
For a number of years his health has not been good, but through grit and perseverance, he kept going until a few days before the end came when he was taken to the Bethesda Hospital of Hornell for an operation. From this he never survived.
Funeral services were conducted from his home by his pastor, who was assisted by President Davis. He was laid to rest In the Alfred Rural Cemetery.
He is survived by his wife, his son, a number of nieces and nephews, and a host of friends, who are scattered over the communIties where he lived, and over the country.
A. C. E.
"The Sabbath Recorder", Vol 109, No 21, p 671, Nov. 24, 1930
Frank E. Stillman was born June 24, 1861, and died October 26, 1930. He was the son of William H. and Susan J. Stillman, and was born in Little Genesee, N. Y.
His early life was spent in Little Genesee and De Ruyter. On September 14, 1887, he married Lora C. Coon of Scott. N. Y. They chose Nile as their home, where they lived until 1911 when they moved to Alfred, where they have since lived.
Mr. and Mrs. Stillman were the parents of two foster children Mildred Leona, who died October 9, 1918, when the epidemic of the "flu'" was so prevalent; and William C., who lives in Hornell, N. Y. Mrs. Stillman died October 26. 1924, just six years to the day before the going of Mr. Stillman.
On February 3, 1926, Mr. StIllman married Phalla C. Allen of Alfred. Together they have worked hand in hand in their home and mercantile business.
Mr. Stillman has always been interested in community betterment. At an early age he united with the Little Genesee Seventh Day Baptist Church. Later he transferred his membership to Nile, and when coming to Alfred, he and his family brought their membershIp here. He was faithful in his attendance at church and for a number of years served on the board.
For a number of years his health has not been good, but through grit and perseverance, he kept going until a few days before the end came when he was taken to the Bethesda Hospital of Hornell for an operation. From this he never survived.
Funeral services were conducted from his home by his pastor, who was assisted by President Davis. He was laid to rest In the Alfred Rural Cemetery.
He is survived by his wife, his son, a number of nieces and nephews, and a host of friends, who are scattered over the communIties where he lived, and over the country.
A. C. E.
Frank E. Stillman was born June 24, 1861, and died October 26, 1930. He was the son of William H. and Susan J. Stillman, and was born in Little Genesee, N. Y.
His early life was spent in Little Genesee and De Ruyter. On September 14, 1887, he married Lora C. Coon of Scott. N. Y. They chose Nile as their home, where they lived until 1911 when they moved to Alfred, where they have since lived.
Mr. and Mrs. Stillman were the parents of two foster children Mildred Leona, who died October 9, 1918, when the epidemic of the "flu'" was so prevalent; and William C., who lives in Hornell, N. Y. Mrs. Stillman died October 26. 1924, just six years to the day before the going of Mr. Stillman.
On February 3, 1926, Mr. StIllman married Phalla C. Allen of Alfred. Together they have worked hand in hand in their home and mercantile business.
Mr. Stillman has always been interested in community betterment. At an early age he united with the Little Genesee Seventh Day Baptist Church. Later he transferred his membership to Nile, and when coming to Alfred, he and his family brought their membershIp here. He was faithful in his attendance at church and for a number of years served on the board.
For a number of years his health has not been good, but through grit and perseverance, he kept going until a few days before the end came when he was taken to the Bethesda Hospital of Hornell for an operation. From this he never survived.
Funeral services were conducted from his home by his pastor, who was assisted by President Davis. He was laid to rest In the Alfred Rural Cemetery.
He is survived by his wife, his son, a number of nieces and nephews, and a host of friends, who are scattered over the communIties where he lived, and over the country.
A. C. E.
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