370 HISTORY OF SENECA COUNTY
John Baughman, father of Mrs. Henry Hostler, of Hopewell Township, was an old settler of Liberty Township
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Mrs. Fannie Hostler, wife of Henry Hostler, died at her home in Hopewell township, Wednesday morning, aged seventy-three years, eight months and twenty three days. Death was caused by paralysis.
The funeral takes place at the Bethel Church, Friday, at 11 a.m.; interment at the Stoner Cemetery.
Mrs. Hostler was a native of Virginia and settled in Hopewell township at an early day. Her husband survives, together with the following children: George W. and John W. of Illinois; Mrs Isaac W Merchant, of Indiana; James, David, and Dennis, of Hopewell township, and Stephen, of New Haven.
John Baughman, father of Mrs. Henry Hostler, of Hopewell Township, was an old settler of Liberty Township
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Mrs. Fannie Hostler, wife of Henry Hostler, died at her home in Hopewell township, Wednesday morning, aged seventy-three years, eight months and twenty three days. Death was caused by paralysis.
The funeral takes place at the Bethel Church, Friday, at 11 a.m.; interment at the Stoner Cemetery.
Mrs. Hostler was a native of Virginia and settled in Hopewell township at an early day. Her husband survives, together with the following children: George W. and John W. of Illinois; Mrs Isaac W Merchant, of Indiana; James, David, and Dennis, of Hopewell township, and Stephen, of New Haven.
370 HISTORY OF SENECA COUNTY
John Baughman, father of Mrs. Henry Hostler, of Hopewell Township, was an old settler of Liberty Township
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Mrs. Fannie Hostler, wife of Henry Hostler, died at her home in Hopewell township, Wednesday morning, aged seventy-three years, eight months and twenty three days. Death was caused by paralysis.
The funeral takes place at the Bethel Church, Friday, at 11 a.m.; interment at the Stoner Cemetery.
Mrs. Hostler was a native of Virginia and settled in Hopewell township at an early day. Her husband survives, together with the following children: George W. and John W. of Illinois; Mrs Isaac W Merchant, of Indiana; James, David, and Dennis, of Hopewell township, and Stephen, of New Haven.
John Baughman, father of Mrs. Henry Hostler, of Hopewell Township, was an old settler of Liberty Township
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Mrs. Fannie Hostler, wife of Henry Hostler, died at her home in Hopewell township, Wednesday morning, aged seventy-three years, eight months and twenty three days. Death was caused by paralysis.
The funeral takes place at the Bethel Church, Friday, at 11 a.m.; interment at the Stoner Cemetery.
Mrs. Hostler was a native of Virginia and settled in Hopewell township at an early day. Her husband survives, together with the following children: George W. and John W. of Illinois; Mrs Isaac W Merchant, of Indiana; James, David, and Dennis, of Hopewell township, and Stephen, of New Haven.
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