He was the husband of Leana Schellhamer.
Obituary
The Morning Call 19 Jan 1905, Thu · Page 7
JONATHAN BILLIG
Jonathan Billig, a well-known and much respected citizen of the upper end of the of the county, died at his home at New Tripoli on Tuesday evening from complication of diseases, aged 64 years. He had been ill for about 6 months. He was a miller by trade and worked for L. F. Mosser, at the Mossersville Mill and for a number of years conducted a farm near Germansville. He resided at Saegersville with his son-in-law, Benjamin Hartline, for some time and for the last year was a resident of New Tripoli. He was a member of Washington Camp, No. 391, P. O. S. of A., of Saegersville, which camp will attend the funeral in a body. Funeral will be held on Monday afternoon and internment will be made in New Tripoli Cemetery. He is survived by his wife, nee Schellhammer and two children, Mrs. Benjamin Hartline and William Billig of Saegersville.
Obituary
The Morning Call 19 Jan 1905, Thu · Page 7
JONATHAN BILLIG
Jonathan Billig, a well-known and much respected citizen of the upper end of the of the county, died at his home at New Tripoli on Tuesday evening from complication of diseases, aged 64 years. He had been ill for about 6 months. He was a miller by trade and worked for L. F. Mosser, at the Mossersville Mill and for a number of years conducted a farm near Germansville. He resided at Saegersville with his son-in-law, Benjamin Hartline, for some time and for the last year was a resident of New Tripoli. He was a member of Washington Camp, No. 391, P. O. S. of A., of Saegersville, which camp will attend the funeral in a body. Funeral will be held on Monday afternoon and internment will be made in New Tripoli Cemetery. He is survived by his wife, nee Schellhammer and two children, Mrs. Benjamin Hartline and William Billig of Saegersville.
He was the husband of Leana Schellhamer.
Obituary
The Morning Call 19 Jan 1905, Thu · Page 7
JONATHAN BILLIG
Jonathan Billig, a well-known and much respected citizen of the upper end of the of the county, died at his home at New Tripoli on Tuesday evening from complication of diseases, aged 64 years. He had been ill for about 6 months. He was a miller by trade and worked for L. F. Mosser, at the Mossersville Mill and for a number of years conducted a farm near Germansville. He resided at Saegersville with his son-in-law, Benjamin Hartline, for some time and for the last year was a resident of New Tripoli. He was a member of Washington Camp, No. 391, P. O. S. of A., of Saegersville, which camp will attend the funeral in a body. Funeral will be held on Monday afternoon and internment will be made in New Tripoli Cemetery. He is survived by his wife, nee Schellhammer and two children, Mrs. Benjamin Hartline and William Billig of Saegersville.
Obituary
The Morning Call 19 Jan 1905, Thu · Page 7
JONATHAN BILLIG
Jonathan Billig, a well-known and much respected citizen of the upper end of the of the county, died at his home at New Tripoli on Tuesday evening from complication of diseases, aged 64 years. He had been ill for about 6 months. He was a miller by trade and worked for L. F. Mosser, at the Mossersville Mill and for a number of years conducted a farm near Germansville. He resided at Saegersville with his son-in-law, Benjamin Hartline, for some time and for the last year was a resident of New Tripoli. He was a member of Washington Camp, No. 391, P. O. S. of A., of Saegersville, which camp will attend the funeral in a body. Funeral will be held on Monday afternoon and internment will be made in New Tripoli Cemetery. He is survived by his wife, nee Schellhammer and two children, Mrs. Benjamin Hartline and William Billig of Saegersville.
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