The Hebron Journal (Hebron Nebraska) 02 Jan 1936 pg 4
Rev. Townsend Alloway
Rev. Townsend Alloway was born in Jackson county, Iowa, Aug. 8 1849. He was the son of James T. Alloway and Sara Heton, and passed from this life at the home of his son at Gilead at the age of 86 years, 4 months and 19 days.
At the age of three years he move with his parents to Ringold county, Iowa, where he grew to manhood, receiving his education at Scotts Iowa.
On March 1st, 1879, he was married to Jane Afford. To this union were born four sons and two daughters, a son and daughter passing on in infancy. The other son accidentally lost his life at the age of 17.
Mrs. Alloway was called to the great beyond March 6, 1888. The other daughter, Mrs. Sadie Strovel in 1918, at Molay, Iowa.
Those left to mourn his loss are one brother, Thomas Alloway, at Molay, Iowa; two sons, James T. Alloway of Gilead and Walter T. Alloway of Hebron; three grandsons, three grad-daughters, 14 great-grandchildren, two great-great-grand children.
Coming to Thayer county 41 years ago, he lead a missionary life, preaching at Reynolds, Hubbell, Byron and Deshler, not for a salary but to fulfill the will of the Heavenly Father.
Thirteen years later as his health failed him, he lost the use of a limb. he then began helping the sons on the farm, until last April 29 when a stroke of paralysis left him helpless, he only being able to use his right arm. At that time he was at the home of his son, Walter Alloway. Since June 23 he visited with his son, James Alloway.
Through patient suffering he endured much in spite of the tender care given him by the loving ones of the home, who tried to brighten his last hours.
Funeral services were conducted by Rev. W.C. Kelly, pastor of the Methodist church, in the Hill chapel and burial at Alexandria Sunday.
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Son of James T. & Sara Heton Alloway. Married Jane Afford on March 1, 1879. Four sons & 2 daughters were born, with a son & daughter passing on in infancy. Another son accidentally lost his life at age 17. Mrs. Alloway died 3-6-1888 and a daughter, Sadie in 1918.
Those left to mourn are one brother, Thomas Alloway at Molay, Iowa; two sons, James T. Alloway of Gilead and Walter T. Alloway of Hebron.
A complete obit. can be found in the Hebron Journal dated 1-2-1936
Rev. Townsend Alloway
Rev. Townsend Alloway was born in Jackson county, Iowa, Aug. 8 1849. He was the son of James T. Alloway and Sara Heton, and passed from this life at the home of his son at Gilead at the age of 86 years, 4 months and 19 days.
At the age of three years he move with his parents to Ringold county, Iowa, where he grew to manhood, receiving his education at Scotts Iowa.
On March 1st, 1879, he was married to Jane Afford. To this union were born four sons and two daughters, a son and daughter passing on in infancy. The other son accidentally lost his life at the age of 17.
Mrs. Alloway was called to the great beyond March 6, 1888. The other daughter, Mrs. Sadie Strovel in 1918, at Molay, Iowa.
Those left to mourn his loss are one brother, Thomas Alloway, at Molay, Iowa; two sons, James T. Alloway of Gilead and Walter T. Alloway of Hebron; three grandsons, three grad-daughters, 14 great-grandchildren, two great-great-grand children.
Coming to Thayer county 41 years ago, he lead a missionary life, preaching at Reynolds, Hubbell, Byron and Deshler, not for a salary but to fulfill the will of the Heavenly Father.
Thirteen years later as his health failed him, he lost the use of a limb. he then began helping the sons on the farm, until last April 29 when a stroke of paralysis left him helpless, he only being able to use his right arm. At that time he was at the home of his son, Walter Alloway. Since June 23 he visited with his son, James Alloway.
Through patient suffering he endured much in spite of the tender care given him by the loving ones of the home, who tried to brighten his last hours.
Funeral services were conducted by Rev. W.C. Kelly, pastor of the Methodist church, in the Hill chapel and burial at Alexandria Sunday.
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Son of James T. & Sara Heton Alloway. Married Jane Afford on March 1, 1879. Four sons & 2 daughters were born, with a son & daughter passing on in infancy. Another son accidentally lost his life at age 17. Mrs. Alloway died 3-6-1888 and a daughter, Sadie in 1918.
Those left to mourn are one brother, Thomas Alloway at Molay, Iowa; two sons, James T. Alloway of Gilead and Walter T. Alloway of Hebron.
A complete obit. can be found in the Hebron Journal dated 1-2-1936
The Hebron Journal (Hebron Nebraska) 02 Jan 1936 pg 4
Rev. Townsend Alloway
Rev. Townsend Alloway was born in Jackson county, Iowa, Aug. 8 1849. He was the son of James T. Alloway and Sara Heton, and passed from this life at the home of his son at Gilead at the age of 86 years, 4 months and 19 days.
At the age of three years he move with his parents to Ringold county, Iowa, where he grew to manhood, receiving his education at Scotts Iowa.
On March 1st, 1879, he was married to Jane Afford. To this union were born four sons and two daughters, a son and daughter passing on in infancy. The other son accidentally lost his life at the age of 17.
Mrs. Alloway was called to the great beyond March 6, 1888. The other daughter, Mrs. Sadie Strovel in 1918, at Molay, Iowa.
Those left to mourn his loss are one brother, Thomas Alloway, at Molay, Iowa; two sons, James T. Alloway of Gilead and Walter T. Alloway of Hebron; three grandsons, three grad-daughters, 14 great-grandchildren, two great-great-grand children.
Coming to Thayer county 41 years ago, he lead a missionary life, preaching at Reynolds, Hubbell, Byron and Deshler, not for a salary but to fulfill the will of the Heavenly Father.
Thirteen years later as his health failed him, he lost the use of a limb. he then began helping the sons on the farm, until last April 29 when a stroke of paralysis left him helpless, he only being able to use his right arm. At that time he was at the home of his son, Walter Alloway. Since June 23 he visited with his son, James Alloway.
Through patient suffering he endured much in spite of the tender care given him by the loving ones of the home, who tried to brighten his last hours.
Funeral services were conducted by Rev. W.C. Kelly, pastor of the Methodist church, in the Hill chapel and burial at Alexandria Sunday.
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Son of James T. & Sara Heton Alloway. Married Jane Afford on March 1, 1879. Four sons & 2 daughters were born, with a son & daughter passing on in infancy. Another son accidentally lost his life at age 17. Mrs. Alloway died 3-6-1888 and a daughter, Sadie in 1918.
Those left to mourn are one brother, Thomas Alloway at Molay, Iowa; two sons, James T. Alloway of Gilead and Walter T. Alloway of Hebron.
A complete obit. can be found in the Hebron Journal dated 1-2-1936
Rev. Townsend Alloway
Rev. Townsend Alloway was born in Jackson county, Iowa, Aug. 8 1849. He was the son of James T. Alloway and Sara Heton, and passed from this life at the home of his son at Gilead at the age of 86 years, 4 months and 19 days.
At the age of three years he move with his parents to Ringold county, Iowa, where he grew to manhood, receiving his education at Scotts Iowa.
On March 1st, 1879, he was married to Jane Afford. To this union were born four sons and two daughters, a son and daughter passing on in infancy. The other son accidentally lost his life at the age of 17.
Mrs. Alloway was called to the great beyond March 6, 1888. The other daughter, Mrs. Sadie Strovel in 1918, at Molay, Iowa.
Those left to mourn his loss are one brother, Thomas Alloway, at Molay, Iowa; two sons, James T. Alloway of Gilead and Walter T. Alloway of Hebron; three grandsons, three grad-daughters, 14 great-grandchildren, two great-great-grand children.
Coming to Thayer county 41 years ago, he lead a missionary life, preaching at Reynolds, Hubbell, Byron and Deshler, not for a salary but to fulfill the will of the Heavenly Father.
Thirteen years later as his health failed him, he lost the use of a limb. he then began helping the sons on the farm, until last April 29 when a stroke of paralysis left him helpless, he only being able to use his right arm. At that time he was at the home of his son, Walter Alloway. Since June 23 he visited with his son, James Alloway.
Through patient suffering he endured much in spite of the tender care given him by the loving ones of the home, who tried to brighten his last hours.
Funeral services were conducted by Rev. W.C. Kelly, pastor of the Methodist church, in the Hill chapel and burial at Alexandria Sunday.
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Son of James T. & Sara Heton Alloway. Married Jane Afford on March 1, 1879. Four sons & 2 daughters were born, with a son & daughter passing on in infancy. Another son accidentally lost his life at age 17. Mrs. Alloway died 3-6-1888 and a daughter, Sadie in 1918.
Those left to mourn are one brother, Thomas Alloway at Molay, Iowa; two sons, James T. Alloway of Gilead and Walter T. Alloway of Hebron.
A complete obit. can be found in the Hebron Journal dated 1-2-1936
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