Obituary
26 Dec 1895
Butler Eagle Newspaper
Weekly Prospect Article written by G.P. Weigle
Peter Albert, who had been ailing for a long time, died on Monday, December 16, and was buried the following Wednesday, in the Lutheran graveyard. Mr. Albert was the last of his generation, and was aged about 70 years. He leaves a wife, three sons and four daughters to mourn his death.
Biography
History of Butler County Pennsylvania
1909
Pages 1473 & 1474
Peter W. Albert, one of Allegheny Township's prominent and most substantial citizens, who has resided on his valuable farm of 172 acres, since 1896, was born in Franklin Township, Butler County, Pennsylvania, January 28, 1854, and is son of Peter and Rachel (Miller) Albert.
Among the earliest settlers of Franklin Township, Butler County, was Adam Albert, who was born in Virginia. His family accompanied him into what was then a wilderness, and there both he and his wife died. Peter Albert, son of Adam and father of Peter W., was a child when his parents came to Franklin Township and there his whole subsequent life was spent, his death taking place December 17, 1895. He married Rachel Miller, who has spent her entire life of eighty-seven years in Butler County. Of their children, the six survivors are: John D., residing at Prospect, Pennsylvania; Peter W.; Oren M., living in Franklin Township; Mary A., wife of J.G. McCullough, residing at Kittanning; Annie Z., wife of Everett Campbell, of Franklin Township; and Rachel C., also a resident of Franklin Township. The venerable mother, now one of the oldest pioneer women of that section, is a daughter of Richard Miller, one of the earliest settlers. Mrs. Albert retains her facilities to a remarkable degree and her recollections of the early times in Franklin Township are very interesting. Both she and her late husband were among the founders of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in their neighborhood.
2023 lived in the town of Isle, PA next to Callista Albert, never married.
Note: Peter Albert was the husband of Rachel Hughes Miller.
26 Dec 1895
Butler Eagle Newspaper
Weekly Prospect Article written by G.P. Weigle
Peter Albert, who had been ailing for a long time, died on Monday, December 16, and was buried the following Wednesday, in the Lutheran graveyard. Mr. Albert was the last of his generation, and was aged about 70 years. He leaves a wife, three sons and four daughters to mourn his death.
Biography
History of Butler County Pennsylvania
1909
Pages 1473 & 1474
Peter W. Albert, one of Allegheny Township's prominent and most substantial citizens, who has resided on his valuable farm of 172 acres, since 1896, was born in Franklin Township, Butler County, Pennsylvania, January 28, 1854, and is son of Peter and Rachel (Miller) Albert.
Among the earliest settlers of Franklin Township, Butler County, was Adam Albert, who was born in Virginia. His family accompanied him into what was then a wilderness, and there both he and his wife died. Peter Albert, son of Adam and father of Peter W., was a child when his parents came to Franklin Township and there his whole subsequent life was spent, his death taking place December 17, 1895. He married Rachel Miller, who has spent her entire life of eighty-seven years in Butler County. Of their children, the six survivors are: John D., residing at Prospect, Pennsylvania; Peter W.; Oren M., living in Franklin Township; Mary A., wife of J.G. McCullough, residing at Kittanning; Annie Z., wife of Everett Campbell, of Franklin Township; and Rachel C., also a resident of Franklin Township. The venerable mother, now one of the oldest pioneer women of that section, is a daughter of Richard Miller, one of the earliest settlers. Mrs. Albert retains her facilities to a remarkable degree and her recollections of the early times in Franklin Township are very interesting. Both she and her late husband were among the founders of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in their neighborhood.
2023 lived in the town of Isle, PA next to Callista Albert, never married.
Note: Peter Albert was the husband of Rachel Hughes Miller.
Obituary
26 Dec 1895
Butler Eagle Newspaper
Weekly Prospect Article written by G.P. Weigle
Peter Albert, who had been ailing for a long time, died on Monday, December 16, and was buried the following Wednesday, in the Lutheran graveyard. Mr. Albert was the last of his generation, and was aged about 70 years. He leaves a wife, three sons and four daughters to mourn his death.
Biography
History of Butler County Pennsylvania
1909
Pages 1473 & 1474
Peter W. Albert, one of Allegheny Township's prominent and most substantial citizens, who has resided on his valuable farm of 172 acres, since 1896, was born in Franklin Township, Butler County, Pennsylvania, January 28, 1854, and is son of Peter and Rachel (Miller) Albert.
Among the earliest settlers of Franklin Township, Butler County, was Adam Albert, who was born in Virginia. His family accompanied him into what was then a wilderness, and there both he and his wife died. Peter Albert, son of Adam and father of Peter W., was a child when his parents came to Franklin Township and there his whole subsequent life was spent, his death taking place December 17, 1895. He married Rachel Miller, who has spent her entire life of eighty-seven years in Butler County. Of their children, the six survivors are: John D., residing at Prospect, Pennsylvania; Peter W.; Oren M., living in Franklin Township; Mary A., wife of J.G. McCullough, residing at Kittanning; Annie Z., wife of Everett Campbell, of Franklin Township; and Rachel C., also a resident of Franklin Township. The venerable mother, now one of the oldest pioneer women of that section, is a daughter of Richard Miller, one of the earliest settlers. Mrs. Albert retains her facilities to a remarkable degree and her recollections of the early times in Franklin Township are very interesting. Both she and her late husband were among the founders of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in their neighborhood.
2023 lived in the town of Isle, PA next to Callista Albert, never married.
Note: Peter Albert was the husband of Rachel Hughes Miller.
26 Dec 1895
Butler Eagle Newspaper
Weekly Prospect Article written by G.P. Weigle
Peter Albert, who had been ailing for a long time, died on Monday, December 16, and was buried the following Wednesday, in the Lutheran graveyard. Mr. Albert was the last of his generation, and was aged about 70 years. He leaves a wife, three sons and four daughters to mourn his death.
Biography
History of Butler County Pennsylvania
1909
Pages 1473 & 1474
Peter W. Albert, one of Allegheny Township's prominent and most substantial citizens, who has resided on his valuable farm of 172 acres, since 1896, was born in Franklin Township, Butler County, Pennsylvania, January 28, 1854, and is son of Peter and Rachel (Miller) Albert.
Among the earliest settlers of Franklin Township, Butler County, was Adam Albert, who was born in Virginia. His family accompanied him into what was then a wilderness, and there both he and his wife died. Peter Albert, son of Adam and father of Peter W., was a child when his parents came to Franklin Township and there his whole subsequent life was spent, his death taking place December 17, 1895. He married Rachel Miller, who has spent her entire life of eighty-seven years in Butler County. Of their children, the six survivors are: John D., residing at Prospect, Pennsylvania; Peter W.; Oren M., living in Franklin Township; Mary A., wife of J.G. McCullough, residing at Kittanning; Annie Z., wife of Everett Campbell, of Franklin Township; and Rachel C., also a resident of Franklin Township. The venerable mother, now one of the oldest pioneer women of that section, is a daughter of Richard Miller, one of the earliest settlers. Mrs. Albert retains her facilities to a remarkable degree and her recollections of the early times in Franklin Township are very interesting. Both she and her late husband were among the founders of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in their neighborhood.
2023 lived in the town of Isle, PA next to Callista Albert, never married.
Note: Peter Albert was the husband of Rachel Hughes Miller.
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