Aged 40 yrs, 3 mos, 3 days.
Husband of Emma. Father of Almira, William, Thomas, Charles and Emma. Cause of death: Stabbed by Daniel J. Neff in Hollidaysburg.
The Adams Sentential, 28 July 1856:
"Fatal Affray - A few evenings ago, at Hollidaysburg, Pa., an affray occurred which resulted in the stabbing and subsequent death of Mr. David Hewitt. Henry R. (sic) Neff, a young lawyer, who is said to have acted in self-defense, surrendered himself to answer the charge of inflicting the wound. The parties are said to have been cousins, and both much respected."
Husband of Emma. Father of Almira, William, Thomas, Charles and Emma. Cause of death: Stabbed by Daniel J. Neff in Hollidaysburg.
The Adams Sentential, 28 July 1856:
"Fatal Affray - A few evenings ago, at Hollidaysburg, Pa., an affray occurred which resulted in the stabbing and subsequent death of Mr. David Hewitt. Henry R. (sic) Neff, a young lawyer, who is said to have acted in self-defense, surrendered himself to answer the charge of inflicting the wound. The parties are said to have been cousins, and both much respected."
Aged 40 yrs, 3 mos, 3 days.
Husband of Emma. Father of Almira, William, Thomas, Charles and Emma. Cause of death: Stabbed by Daniel J. Neff in Hollidaysburg.
The Adams Sentential, 28 July 1856:
"Fatal Affray - A few evenings ago, at Hollidaysburg, Pa., an affray occurred which resulted in the stabbing and subsequent death of Mr. David Hewitt. Henry R. (sic) Neff, a young lawyer, who is said to have acted in self-defense, surrendered himself to answer the charge of inflicting the wound. The parties are said to have been cousins, and both much respected."
Husband of Emma. Father of Almira, William, Thomas, Charles and Emma. Cause of death: Stabbed by Daniel J. Neff in Hollidaysburg.
The Adams Sentential, 28 July 1856:
"Fatal Affray - A few evenings ago, at Hollidaysburg, Pa., an affray occurred which resulted in the stabbing and subsequent death of Mr. David Hewitt. Henry R. (sic) Neff, a young lawyer, who is said to have acted in self-defense, surrendered himself to answer the charge of inflicting the wound. The parties are said to have been cousins, and both much respected."
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