YON - LANGHAM - Sept. 28, 1875. at the Lutheran parsonage, by Rev. D. L. Ryder, Joseph Yon and Miss Martha Elmira Langham, both of Duncansville, Pa.
The Register, Hollidaysburg, Pa., Wednesday, October 6, 1875
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An occasional correspondent writing from Duncansville says: The sad intelligence of the death of Joseph L. Yon, on Friday, the 20th inst., of typhoid fever, was a complete shock to the entire community, as it was so unexpected. Deceased was aged 37 years and leaves a wife and one son. His parents are living and he also leaves three sisters and two brothers. These are: Mrs. Susan Balt, Mrs. Sarah Hoover, Mrs. Clara Cochran and Messrs. William and Henry Yon. All these relatives reside in Duncansville. Mr. Yon had been a barber for years, was of a kind and genial disposition and respected by all. The funeral took place Sunday afternoon. Services were held in the Lutheran church and were conducted by his pastor, Rev. Isaac Kreider. The interment was made in Carson Valley cemetery.
Morning Tribune, Altoona, Pa., Tuesday, March 24, 1891
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1880 Allegheny Township, Blair County census -
Joseph Yon, 26, Martha Yon, 21, Charles Yon, 3
1860 Logan Township, Blair County census -
Dilman Yon, 36, Elizabeth Yon, 35, Henry Yon, 14, William Yon, 10, Joseph Yon, 8, Susan Yon, 5, Lucy Yon, 2
The Register, Hollidaysburg, Pa., Wednesday, October 6, 1875
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An occasional correspondent writing from Duncansville says: The sad intelligence of the death of Joseph L. Yon, on Friday, the 20th inst., of typhoid fever, was a complete shock to the entire community, as it was so unexpected. Deceased was aged 37 years and leaves a wife and one son. His parents are living and he also leaves three sisters and two brothers. These are: Mrs. Susan Balt, Mrs. Sarah Hoover, Mrs. Clara Cochran and Messrs. William and Henry Yon. All these relatives reside in Duncansville. Mr. Yon had been a barber for years, was of a kind and genial disposition and respected by all. The funeral took place Sunday afternoon. Services were held in the Lutheran church and were conducted by his pastor, Rev. Isaac Kreider. The interment was made in Carson Valley cemetery.
Morning Tribune, Altoona, Pa., Tuesday, March 24, 1891
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1880 Allegheny Township, Blair County census -
Joseph Yon, 26, Martha Yon, 21, Charles Yon, 3
1860 Logan Township, Blair County census -
Dilman Yon, 36, Elizabeth Yon, 35, Henry Yon, 14, William Yon, 10, Joseph Yon, 8, Susan Yon, 5, Lucy Yon, 2
YON - LANGHAM - Sept. 28, 1875. at the Lutheran parsonage, by Rev. D. L. Ryder, Joseph Yon and Miss Martha Elmira Langham, both of Duncansville, Pa.
The Register, Hollidaysburg, Pa., Wednesday, October 6, 1875
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An occasional correspondent writing from Duncansville says: The sad intelligence of the death of Joseph L. Yon, on Friday, the 20th inst., of typhoid fever, was a complete shock to the entire community, as it was so unexpected. Deceased was aged 37 years and leaves a wife and one son. His parents are living and he also leaves three sisters and two brothers. These are: Mrs. Susan Balt, Mrs. Sarah Hoover, Mrs. Clara Cochran and Messrs. William and Henry Yon. All these relatives reside in Duncansville. Mr. Yon had been a barber for years, was of a kind and genial disposition and respected by all. The funeral took place Sunday afternoon. Services were held in the Lutheran church and were conducted by his pastor, Rev. Isaac Kreider. The interment was made in Carson Valley cemetery.
Morning Tribune, Altoona, Pa., Tuesday, March 24, 1891
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1880 Allegheny Township, Blair County census -
Joseph Yon, 26, Martha Yon, 21, Charles Yon, 3
1860 Logan Township, Blair County census -
Dilman Yon, 36, Elizabeth Yon, 35, Henry Yon, 14, William Yon, 10, Joseph Yon, 8, Susan Yon, 5, Lucy Yon, 2
The Register, Hollidaysburg, Pa., Wednesday, October 6, 1875
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An occasional correspondent writing from Duncansville says: The sad intelligence of the death of Joseph L. Yon, on Friday, the 20th inst., of typhoid fever, was a complete shock to the entire community, as it was so unexpected. Deceased was aged 37 years and leaves a wife and one son. His parents are living and he also leaves three sisters and two brothers. These are: Mrs. Susan Balt, Mrs. Sarah Hoover, Mrs. Clara Cochran and Messrs. William and Henry Yon. All these relatives reside in Duncansville. Mr. Yon had been a barber for years, was of a kind and genial disposition and respected by all. The funeral took place Sunday afternoon. Services were held in the Lutheran church and were conducted by his pastor, Rev. Isaac Kreider. The interment was made in Carson Valley cemetery.
Morning Tribune, Altoona, Pa., Tuesday, March 24, 1891
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1880 Allegheny Township, Blair County census -
Joseph Yon, 26, Martha Yon, 21, Charles Yon, 3
1860 Logan Township, Blair County census -
Dilman Yon, 36, Elizabeth Yon, 35, Henry Yon, 14, William Yon, 10, Joseph Yon, 8, Susan Yon, 5, Lucy Yon, 2
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