Our citizens will learn with regret of the death of Mr. Jonathan Cornman, which took place at York yesterday. Mr. C. had removed to that place about the latter part of March last, having received a situation in a shoe factory there. He did not remain long in this situation on account of ill health. He then started a shoe store, and seemed to be getting along nicely. About a month ago he took sick again, and grew worse from day to day until yesterday, when death relieved him from all suffering. He was a member of Carlisle Lodge, No. 91, of Odd Fellows of this place, and also of the Odd Fellows' Relief Association. The body will be brought to Carlisle for interment.
Forwarded by: Peggy Bargen Duey
Our citizens will learn with regret of the death of Mr. Jonathan Cornman, which took place at York yesterday. Mr. C. had removed to that place about the latter part of March last, having received a situation in a shoe factory there. He did not remain long in this situation on account of ill health. He then started a shoe store, and seemed to be getting along nicely. About a month ago he took sick again, and grew worse from day to day until yesterday, when death relieved him from all suffering. He was a member of Carlisle Lodge, No. 91, of Odd Fellows of this place, and also of the Odd Fellows' Relief Association. The body will be brought to Carlisle for interment.
Forwarded by: Peggy Bargen Duey
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William Oliver Cornman
1841–1910
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Charles Albert Cornman
1843–1927
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Margaret Isabella Cornman
1844–1850
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Emma Caroline Cornman Sheuerman
1848–1917
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Anna Louisa "Annie" Cornman Warren
1851–1919
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Louis Edgar Cornman
1855–1938
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Francis Jonathan "Frank" Cornman
1858–1916
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Minnie Bertram Cornman Dysert
1860–1900
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