--81 years of age
The Holton Recorder, May 31, 1923:
Burial services for Thomas Quackenbush were held Sunday at the Holton cemetery, the Masonic fraternity being in charge. The ashes of the deceased were deposited in the grave in the family lot. A daughter, Mrs. Anna Grimsley of Seattle, Wash., came here for the funeral, returning to her home Tuesday.
The Holton Recorder, April 26, 1923:
The death of Thomas Quackenbush, former Holton resident, occurred April 14 at his western home. He will be remembered as a former drayman of Holton and a respected citizen.
The Holton Signal, April 26, 1923:
Thomas Quackenbush, for many years a resident of Holton, but for the past few years a resident of Seattle, Wash., died April 14, at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ella Pfeil at Poulsbo, near Seattle. Mr. Quackenbush since the death of his wife, has made his home with his daughters, Mrs. Nelson Grimsley of Seattle and Mrs. Wm. Pfeil. Mr. Quackenbush was in the grain and coal business in Holton several years. … Two sons and three daughters survive: Mrs. Grimsley, Mrs. Pfeil, Miss Etta Quackenbush, Seattle, Harry Quackenbush, Moore, Mont., and Clem Quackenbush. Jim Quackenbush died a few years ago in Denver, Colo. Mr. Quackenbush was a member of the Holton Masonic lodge and also the Woodman lodge. …
The Holton Recorder, May 31, 1923:
Burial services for Thomas Quackenbush were held Sunday at the Holton cemetery, the Masonic fraternity being in charge. The ashes of the deceased were deposited in the grave in the family lot. A daughter, Mrs. Anna Grimsley of Seattle, Wash., came here for the funeral, returning to her home Tuesday.
The Holton Recorder, April 26, 1923:
The death of Thomas Quackenbush, former Holton resident, occurred April 14 at his western home. He will be remembered as a former drayman of Holton and a respected citizen.
The Holton Signal, April 26, 1923:
Thomas Quackenbush, for many years a resident of Holton, but for the past few years a resident of Seattle, Wash., died April 14, at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ella Pfeil at Poulsbo, near Seattle. Mr. Quackenbush since the death of his wife, has made his home with his daughters, Mrs. Nelson Grimsley of Seattle and Mrs. Wm. Pfeil. Mr. Quackenbush was in the grain and coal business in Holton several years. … Two sons and three daughters survive: Mrs. Grimsley, Mrs. Pfeil, Miss Etta Quackenbush, Seattle, Harry Quackenbush, Moore, Mont., and Clem Quackenbush. Jim Quackenbush died a few years ago in Denver, Colo. Mr. Quackenbush was a member of the Holton Masonic lodge and also the Woodman lodge. …
--81 years of age
The Holton Recorder, May 31, 1923:
Burial services for Thomas Quackenbush were held Sunday at the Holton cemetery, the Masonic fraternity being in charge. The ashes of the deceased were deposited in the grave in the family lot. A daughter, Mrs. Anna Grimsley of Seattle, Wash., came here for the funeral, returning to her home Tuesday.
The Holton Recorder, April 26, 1923:
The death of Thomas Quackenbush, former Holton resident, occurred April 14 at his western home. He will be remembered as a former drayman of Holton and a respected citizen.
The Holton Signal, April 26, 1923:
Thomas Quackenbush, for many years a resident of Holton, but for the past few years a resident of Seattle, Wash., died April 14, at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ella Pfeil at Poulsbo, near Seattle. Mr. Quackenbush since the death of his wife, has made his home with his daughters, Mrs. Nelson Grimsley of Seattle and Mrs. Wm. Pfeil. Mr. Quackenbush was in the grain and coal business in Holton several years. … Two sons and three daughters survive: Mrs. Grimsley, Mrs. Pfeil, Miss Etta Quackenbush, Seattle, Harry Quackenbush, Moore, Mont., and Clem Quackenbush. Jim Quackenbush died a few years ago in Denver, Colo. Mr. Quackenbush was a member of the Holton Masonic lodge and also the Woodman lodge. …
The Holton Recorder, May 31, 1923:
Burial services for Thomas Quackenbush were held Sunday at the Holton cemetery, the Masonic fraternity being in charge. The ashes of the deceased were deposited in the grave in the family lot. A daughter, Mrs. Anna Grimsley of Seattle, Wash., came here for the funeral, returning to her home Tuesday.
The Holton Recorder, April 26, 1923:
The death of Thomas Quackenbush, former Holton resident, occurred April 14 at his western home. He will be remembered as a former drayman of Holton and a respected citizen.
The Holton Signal, April 26, 1923:
Thomas Quackenbush, for many years a resident of Holton, but for the past few years a resident of Seattle, Wash., died April 14, at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ella Pfeil at Poulsbo, near Seattle. Mr. Quackenbush since the death of his wife, has made his home with his daughters, Mrs. Nelson Grimsley of Seattle and Mrs. Wm. Pfeil. Mr. Quackenbush was in the grain and coal business in Holton several years. … Two sons and three daughters survive: Mrs. Grimsley, Mrs. Pfeil, Miss Etta Quackenbush, Seattle, Harry Quackenbush, Moore, Mont., and Clem Quackenbush. Jim Quackenbush died a few years ago in Denver, Colo. Mr. Quackenbush was a member of the Holton Masonic lodge and also the Woodman lodge. …
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