OBITUARY OF L. F. GILL
L. F. Gill was born at Smartsville, Yuba County, California, on September 11th, 1859. Left this earth on June 12, 1935, at the ripe age of 75.
He was married to Myra barber on January 1st, 1896, who passed away September 15th, 1912 in Eagleville at the age of 38 and was buried in
Eagleville.
By this marriage there were four children, Aaron, who died at the age of One year and the three who are still living – Vera Stanley of Cedarville, Orin Gill of Palo Alto and Verna Brown of Palo Alto.
Mr. Gill also leaves three sisters, Annie Bryan of Richmond, Ella Fonda of San Jose and Arvilla Wright of Smartsville, California.
He spent more than fifty years in and around Surprise Valley and the last nine years of his life at Palo Alto.
Mr. Gill was a member of the Methodist Church of Eagleville, where he held the office of Sunday School Superintendent for many years. He left
Eagleville in 1916.
We honor the passing of one of whom it is said, "the world was made better because he lived in it". (1:4)
SURPRISE VALLEY RECORD - CEDARVILLE, MODOC COUNTY, CAL
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19TH, 1935
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L. F. Gill was born at Smartsville, Yuba County, California, on September 11th, 1859. Left this earth on June 12, 1935, at the ripe age of 75.
He was married to Myra barber on January 1st, 1896, who passed away September 15th, 1912 in Eagleville at the age of 38 and was buried in
Eagleville.
By this marriage there were four children, Aaron, who died at the age of One year and the three who are still living – Vera Stanley of Cedarville, Orin Gill of Palo Alto and Verna Brown of Palo Alto.
Mr. Gill also leaves three sisters, Annie Bryan of Richmond, Ella Fonda of San Jose and Arvilla Wright of Smartsville, California.
He spent more than fifty years in and around Surprise Valley and the last nine years of his life at Palo Alto.
Mr. Gill was a member of the Methodist Church of Eagleville, where he held the office of Sunday School Superintendent for many years. He left
Eagleville in 1916.
We honor the passing of one of whom it is said, "the world was made better because he lived in it". (1:4)
SURPRISE VALLEY RECORD - CEDARVILLE, MODOC COUNTY, CAL
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19TH, 1935
(Located and transcribed by others)
OBITUARY OF L. F. GILL
L. F. Gill was born at Smartsville, Yuba County, California, on September 11th, 1859. Left this earth on June 12, 1935, at the ripe age of 75.
He was married to Myra barber on January 1st, 1896, who passed away September 15th, 1912 in Eagleville at the age of 38 and was buried in
Eagleville.
By this marriage there were four children, Aaron, who died at the age of One year and the three who are still living – Vera Stanley of Cedarville, Orin Gill of Palo Alto and Verna Brown of Palo Alto.
Mr. Gill also leaves three sisters, Annie Bryan of Richmond, Ella Fonda of San Jose and Arvilla Wright of Smartsville, California.
He spent more than fifty years in and around Surprise Valley and the last nine years of his life at Palo Alto.
Mr. Gill was a member of the Methodist Church of Eagleville, where he held the office of Sunday School Superintendent for many years. He left
Eagleville in 1916.
We honor the passing of one of whom it is said, "the world was made better because he lived in it". (1:4)
SURPRISE VALLEY RECORD - CEDARVILLE, MODOC COUNTY, CAL
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19TH, 1935
(Located and transcribed by others)
L. F. Gill was born at Smartsville, Yuba County, California, on September 11th, 1859. Left this earth on June 12, 1935, at the ripe age of 75.
He was married to Myra barber on January 1st, 1896, who passed away September 15th, 1912 in Eagleville at the age of 38 and was buried in
Eagleville.
By this marriage there were four children, Aaron, who died at the age of One year and the three who are still living – Vera Stanley of Cedarville, Orin Gill of Palo Alto and Verna Brown of Palo Alto.
Mr. Gill also leaves three sisters, Annie Bryan of Richmond, Ella Fonda of San Jose and Arvilla Wright of Smartsville, California.
He spent more than fifty years in and around Surprise Valley and the last nine years of his life at Palo Alto.
Mr. Gill was a member of the Methodist Church of Eagleville, where he held the office of Sunday School Superintendent for many years. He left
Eagleville in 1916.
We honor the passing of one of whom it is said, "the world was made better because he lived in it". (1:4)
SURPRISE VALLEY RECORD - CEDARVILLE, MODOC COUNTY, CAL
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19TH, 1935
(Located and transcribed by others)
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