Isaac W. Davison, aged 84, a life-long resident of that immediate vicinity, died at his home in Sunville at 7 o'clock Wednesday evening from paralysis.
Mr. Davison was seized with the malady on Friday afternoon of last week, the attack affecting the entire left side and reducing the victim to a semi-conscious state, in which he remained until death.
Mr. Davison was born in Plum township, Venango county, September 24, 1831, on a farm, an occupation he followed his entire life. Forty years ago he was married to Mrs. Jane Borger, who survives him, together with the following children: John Davison, whose home is in McKean county, near Kane, Pa.; Lew M. Davison, Oil City; Mrs. H.B. Brown and Ms. W.S. Davison, Rocky Grove; A.D. Davison, Fostoria, O.; Mrs. Hile Russell and Frank Davison of Plum township; he also leaves one brother, J.F. Davison of Plum township and four sisters, Mrs. Robert Battin, Chapmanville; Mrs. Samuel Williams, Plum township; Mrs. Mandy Sholtz of Erie county; Mrs. John Zeigler of Warren, O.
The deceased, who was a man of high character, has been a member of the Sunville Presbyterian church since early manhood.
The funeral will be in the church at 1 o'clock Saturday afternoon, conducted by the pastor, Rev. Mr. Parker.
Mr. Davison was seized with the malady on Friday afternoon of last week, the attack affecting the entire left side and reducing the victim to a semi-conscious state, in which he remained until death.
Mr. Davison was born in Plum township, Venango county, September 24, 1831, on a farm, an occupation he followed his entire life. Forty years ago he was married to Mrs. Jane Borger, who survives him, together with the following children: John Davison, whose home is in McKean county, near Kane, Pa.; Lew M. Davison, Oil City; Mrs. H.B. Brown and Ms. W.S. Davison, Rocky Grove; A.D. Davison, Fostoria, O.; Mrs. Hile Russell and Frank Davison of Plum township; he also leaves one brother, J.F. Davison of Plum township and four sisters, Mrs. Robert Battin, Chapmanville; Mrs. Samuel Williams, Plum township; Mrs. Mandy Sholtz of Erie county; Mrs. John Zeigler of Warren, O.
The deceased, who was a man of high character, has been a member of the Sunville Presbyterian church since early manhood.
The funeral will be in the church at 1 o'clock Saturday afternoon, conducted by the pastor, Rev. Mr. Parker.
Isaac W. Davison, aged 84, a life-long resident of that immediate vicinity, died at his home in Sunville at 7 o'clock Wednesday evening from paralysis.
Mr. Davison was seized with the malady on Friday afternoon of last week, the attack affecting the entire left side and reducing the victim to a semi-conscious state, in which he remained until death.
Mr. Davison was born in Plum township, Venango county, September 24, 1831, on a farm, an occupation he followed his entire life. Forty years ago he was married to Mrs. Jane Borger, who survives him, together with the following children: John Davison, whose home is in McKean county, near Kane, Pa.; Lew M. Davison, Oil City; Mrs. H.B. Brown and Ms. W.S. Davison, Rocky Grove; A.D. Davison, Fostoria, O.; Mrs. Hile Russell and Frank Davison of Plum township; he also leaves one brother, J.F. Davison of Plum township and four sisters, Mrs. Robert Battin, Chapmanville; Mrs. Samuel Williams, Plum township; Mrs. Mandy Sholtz of Erie county; Mrs. John Zeigler of Warren, O.
The deceased, who was a man of high character, has been a member of the Sunville Presbyterian church since early manhood.
The funeral will be in the church at 1 o'clock Saturday afternoon, conducted by the pastor, Rev. Mr. Parker.
Mr. Davison was seized with the malady on Friday afternoon of last week, the attack affecting the entire left side and reducing the victim to a semi-conscious state, in which he remained until death.
Mr. Davison was born in Plum township, Venango county, September 24, 1831, on a farm, an occupation he followed his entire life. Forty years ago he was married to Mrs. Jane Borger, who survives him, together with the following children: John Davison, whose home is in McKean county, near Kane, Pa.; Lew M. Davison, Oil City; Mrs. H.B. Brown and Ms. W.S. Davison, Rocky Grove; A.D. Davison, Fostoria, O.; Mrs. Hile Russell and Frank Davison of Plum township; he also leaves one brother, J.F. Davison of Plum township and four sisters, Mrs. Robert Battin, Chapmanville; Mrs. Samuel Williams, Plum township; Mrs. Mandy Sholtz of Erie county; Mrs. John Zeigler of Warren, O.
The deceased, who was a man of high character, has been a member of the Sunville Presbyterian church since early manhood.
The funeral will be in the church at 1 o'clock Saturday afternoon, conducted by the pastor, Rev. Mr. Parker.
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