Venango Citizen Pres, May 2, 1923:
Mrs. Martha Battin, widow of the late Robert Battin, died at her home in Chapmanville at 6:30 o'Clock on Tuesday evening, in her 73rd year. Mrs. Battin was apparently in her usual good health until just about 20 minutes before her death when she suffered a stoke of apoplexy.
She was married in 1870 and to this union three children were born two of whom survive, as follows: Mrs. S.B. Smith, of Bradleytown and C.L. Battin of Chapmanville. Two sisters, Mrs. Amanda Schultz, of Erie; Mrs. Fannie Williams, of Bradleytown, and one half sister, Mrs. Lisia Zeigler, of Warren, O. She was a faithful member of Chapmanville M.E. Church and was beloved by the entire community. (Spelling per newspaper article)
Mrs. Martha Battin, widow of the late Robert Battin, died at her home in Chapmanville at 6:30 o'Clock on Tuesday evening, in her 73rd year. Mrs. Battin was apparently in her usual good health until just about 20 minutes before her death when she suffered a stoke of apoplexy.
She was married in 1870 and to this union three children were born two of whom survive, as follows: Mrs. S.B. Smith, of Bradleytown and C.L. Battin of Chapmanville. Two sisters, Mrs. Amanda Schultz, of Erie; Mrs. Fannie Williams, of Bradleytown, and one half sister, Mrs. Lisia Zeigler, of Warren, O. She was a faithful member of Chapmanville M.E. Church and was beloved by the entire community. (Spelling per newspaper article)
Venango Citizen Pres, May 2, 1923:
Mrs. Martha Battin, widow of the late Robert Battin, died at her home in Chapmanville at 6:30 o'Clock on Tuesday evening, in her 73rd year. Mrs. Battin was apparently in her usual good health until just about 20 minutes before her death when she suffered a stoke of apoplexy.
She was married in 1870 and to this union three children were born two of whom survive, as follows: Mrs. S.B. Smith, of Bradleytown and C.L. Battin of Chapmanville. Two sisters, Mrs. Amanda Schultz, of Erie; Mrs. Fannie Williams, of Bradleytown, and one half sister, Mrs. Lisia Zeigler, of Warren, O. She was a faithful member of Chapmanville M.E. Church and was beloved by the entire community. (Spelling per newspaper article)
Mrs. Martha Battin, widow of the late Robert Battin, died at her home in Chapmanville at 6:30 o'Clock on Tuesday evening, in her 73rd year. Mrs. Battin was apparently in her usual good health until just about 20 minutes before her death when she suffered a stoke of apoplexy.
She was married in 1870 and to this union three children were born two of whom survive, as follows: Mrs. S.B. Smith, of Bradleytown and C.L. Battin of Chapmanville. Two sisters, Mrs. Amanda Schultz, of Erie; Mrs. Fannie Williams, of Bradleytown, and one half sister, Mrs. Lisia Zeigler, of Warren, O. She was a faithful member of Chapmanville M.E. Church and was beloved by the entire community. (Spelling per newspaper article)
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