ANDREW M. BLACK, aged citizen, died Saturday, April 5, 1879.
He was the oldest native born citizen of Butler Co., and one of the best known men in the county. He had been Sheriff and Tax Collector and was a Mason and Methodist.
--The Greenville Advocate
Dated 10-Apr-1879
(Thanks to an e-mail I received from:
Dead Ringer
County Keeper - Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania for this information.)
He was the oldest native born citizen of Butler Co., and one of the best known men in the county. He had been Sheriff and Tax Collector and was a Mason and Methodist.
--The Greenville Advocate
Dated 10-Apr-1879
(Thanks to an e-mail I received from:
Dead Ringer
County Keeper - Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania for this information.)
ANDREW M. BLACK, aged citizen, died Saturday, April 5, 1879.
He was the oldest native born citizen of Butler Co., and one of the best known men in the county. He had been Sheriff and Tax Collector and was a Mason and Methodist.
--The Greenville Advocate
Dated 10-Apr-1879
(Thanks to an e-mail I received from:
Dead Ringer
County Keeper - Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania for this information.)
He was the oldest native born citizen of Butler Co., and one of the best known men in the county. He had been Sheriff and Tax Collector and was a Mason and Methodist.
--The Greenville Advocate
Dated 10-Apr-1879
(Thanks to an e-mail I received from:
Dead Ringer
County Keeper - Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania for this information.)
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