Adam Bortzfield died on Monday at his home at Martic Forge from a complication of diseases, in his sixty-fourth year. He followed the occupation of farming at Colemanville for a number of years. Besides his wife the following children survive: George, of Mount Nebo; Mrs. Enos Shaub, of Philadelphia; Harry, of Marticville; William, of Colemanville, and Ezra, of Conestoga Centre. These stepchildren, Ellsworth Hill, of Colemanville, and Mrs. Joseph Morrison, of Mount Nevo, also survive, besides the following brother and sisters: Amos, of Salunga; Mrs. Frank Shultz, of Smithville, and Mrs. Addison H. Benedict, of Conestoga Centre. (The Lancaster Examiner - Jan 21, 1914)
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Adam Bortzfield died on Monday at his home at Martic Forge from a complication of diseases, in his sixty-fourth year. He followed the occupation of farming at Colemanville for a number of years. Besides his wife the following children survive: George, of Mount Nebo; Mrs. Enos Shaub, of Philadelphia; Harry, of Marticville; William, of Colemanville, and Ezra, of Conestoga Centre. These stepchildren, Ellsworth Hill, of Colemanville, and Mrs. Joseph Morrison, of Mount Nevo, also survive, besides the following brother and sisters: Amos, of Salunga; Mrs. Frank Shultz, of Smithville, and Mrs. Addison H. Benedict, of Conestoga Centre. (The Lancaster Examiner - Jan 21, 1914)
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