Chemistry student | 18
Hi everyone!
My name is Mei Ju Goemans and I am the team leader of the Rotterdam HR team.
I am 18 years old and I am in my third year of studying chemistry at the Rotterdam University of Engineering and
Applied Sciences.
In my free time I like to dance, swim, fitness and hang out with friends.
I think that my knowledge of chemistry can be useful for the project and I am sure that I will learn a lot
during this experience.
Can't wait to see you in Boston!
Biology and Medical Laboratory research student | 19
Hey! I'm Dustin, and I'm a third year student at Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences.
In the first iGEM team of our school my primary role is lab management, and supporting the managers for Budget
and Fundraising, Safety, and our team leader.
In my spare time I mostly enjoy reading, teaching myself new subjects and Aikido.
During iGEM I hope to learn from our multidisciplinary team.
We'll see each other in Boston!
Biology and Medical Laboratory research student | 26
Hello there. My name is Randall de Waard, a third year student at the Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences.
Within the team I take care of the budget and reach out to sponsors.
I also have a supporting role within modeling and Lab management.
In my spare time I like to jog, cycle and go to the cinema with friends.
With iGEM I hope to expand my horizon and present a solid gadget.
Hope to see you all in Boston!
Chemistry student | 19
Hey there! My name is Suzanne Romeijn and I am a second year chemisty student at the Rotterdam University of
Applied Sciences.
My purpose within the team is keeping the social media up-to-date and I'm the co-manager of Policy and Practice.
Besides IGEM, I like to draw, read, play tennis and to meet up with friends.
I hope to gain a lot of knowledge from the project and to meet a lot of new people of course.
Really looking forward to meet you all in Boston!
Biology and Medical Laboratory research student | 20
Hi everyone!
I'm Elise and I'm in my 4th, and last year of the bachelor Biology and Medical Laboratory Research. I joined the
iGEM team of Rotterdam because I liked to work on a project with multidisciplinair students about genetic
modified organisms.
I do a lot of work on the lab and manage the gas production part of our project.
Besides school I like to read, draw, sport and ofcourse meet up with friends. I'm curious about all your
projects.
See you in Boston!
Elise
Electrical Engineering student | 21
How's it going? My name is Mike, I am currently in my second year pursuing Electrical Engineering at the
Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences. I am 21 years of age and like to play games and fiddle with
electronics in my spare time. I am eager to learn new things and hope to pick up some knowledge about synthetic
biology and chemistry along the way. I think my knowledge in the field of electrical engineering will be useful
to the project, as it will give a view from another perspective.
See you in Boston!
Electrical Engineering student | 19
Hi there, I'm Tom, a second year student Electrical Engineering at the Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences.
I am 19 years old and in my free time I like to design electronics or to go mountain biking. During iGEM I hope
to learn a thing or two about synthetic biology and chemistry, and I think my knowledge of electrical
engineering will be useful for our project.
Hope to see you all in Boston!
Master in Science Degree in Human Osteology and Funerary Archaeology |
Biology and Medical Laboratory Research student | 31
Greetings,
My name is Paul Reusink and I'm the Science Manager of the 2018 HR iGEM team.
This means I will mainly focus on the literature that will be necessary for this interdisciplinary project.
I'm studying Biology and Medical Laboratory Research and in a previous life I've also managed to earn a Master
in Science Degree in Human Osteology and Funerary Archaeology.
Biology and Medical Laboratory research student | 20
Hello, I am Loraine, a third year student.
In our iGEM team I will take responsibility over the safety and our wiki page.
As a third year student at the University of Rotterdam I got the opportunity to be a part of the first iGEM team
our school set up.
I hope to improve my skills and learn more things besides doing biology research.
Bye Bye,
Loraine
Computer Science student | 18
Hello everyone,
I'm Rens Boeser, an 18 year old computer science undergraduate at the University of applied sciences of
Rotterdam and I am the newest member of the team.
From now on I will take on the responsibility of creating and maintaining our wiki.
I think I am a valuable asset to the team because of my different background and viewpoints.
Because I study computer science I specialize in automating processes.
In my free time I play the guitar and attend singing lessons.
It is a pleasure to be a part of the team. I will strive to be a valuable member!
PhD Molecular Microbiology
I’m a biologist who, after obtaining my PhD focussed on molecular biology techniques to
investigate cancer cells. After 20 years of working for Erasmus university Medical Centre in
Rotterdam and its predecessors, I switched to teaching as senior lecturer at the Rotterdam
University of Applied Science. I’m also involved in setting up research projects for the
students, mostly concerning modern molecular biology tools (modern cloning techniques and
CRISPR/Cas9 related projects).
I think it’s great to help this enthusiastic Rotterdam HR team on its way to many medals and
a great Jamboree in Boston!
PhD Molecular Microbiology
I'm a molecular microbiologist with experience in University and in the biotech company DSM, and have also
worked in cancer genetics at the ErasmusMC medical centre.
Within the Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences I coordinate a research group of lecturers and students
(LabAcademy) that perform applied projects.
I love the ambitions and energy in the synthetic biology community and it's an honor to be able to support the
Rotterdam iGEM team.
Looking forward to show you the results from Rotterdam and seeing the wonderful projects of all other iGEM
teams, so let's meet in Boston!
Bachelor of Science
I’m a research technician with a background in molecular biology.
To be an integral part of the Hogeschool Rotterdam iGEM supervisor team gives me the unique chance to apply
different facets of my knowledge as a former iGEM’er (2014).
Additionally, it’s a challenge to use my technical knowledge to support and encourage the team to do their
utmost.
I see iGEM as a great (networking) opportunity for students from every discipline to have a multidisciplinary
collaboration and broaden their knowledge.
Looking forward to the World Championship Jamboree in Boston and see all the fascinating work again!


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Genghis Blues: The Best Movie You Haven't Seen
It was the Year of our Lord 1989 and International Communism in Europe came crashing down with a thump. Writer P.J. O'Rourke was in Berlin, setting aside his usual cynical mien to exult. "The West won the Cold War," he shouted. "The privileges of liberty and the rights of the individual went out and kicked butt." O'Rourke saw an impoverished East German border guard stretching out a skinny hand through the ruins of the Berlin Wall, begging some raucous students for a souvenir piece, and he got all choked up. "The tears of victory rolled down my face." he wrote, "and the snot of victory did too, because it was an awfully cold day."
Where O'Rourke was standing, he could still hear the glorious sound of power tools tearing the Berlin Wall to pieces. He couldn't have known that, over ten years later, the triumphant echoes of that sound would still ring out across the world. And he would never, ever, have dreamed that the echoes of freedom would stretch to a little Soviet mini-republic called Tuva, half a world away from anywhere, and that they can still be heard in the harmonious echoes of a traditional form of music called throat singing.
Tuva is a little country on the map, wedged in between Siberia and Mongolia. We're told it's about the size of North Dakota, and it looks to be on the same latitude as Winnipeg. Its people are nomadic sheepherders with a religion that's part shamanistic and part Tibetan Buddhist.  When the Soviets folded up their yurts and headed back to Moscow, the Tuvans were free once more to talk and think and dress as they pleased, and pass on their unique culture to their children.
But the recovery of freedom in Tuva is not the whole story of Genghis Blues.
For, you see, Tuva had been free once before, back in the mid-1920s when the Soviets were too busy fighting the Russian Civil War to pay attention to Tuva. The first free Tuvan state might have passed into total obscurity had not they issued a set of odd-looking stamps. A young man named Richard Feynman collected these stamps, and grew up to be a famously iconoclastic Nobel Prize winning physicist. He developed an interest in all things Tuvan (after all, he said, any place with a capital named "Kyzyl" had to be interesting), but was denied permission to visit Tuva by the Soviets. His friends maintained the "Friends of Tuva" association and were eventually successful in bringing some Tuvan musicians to play in San Francisco in the early 1990's.
But the unlikely relationship between Americans and Tuvans is not the whole story of Genghis Blues.
No, the real story is even more unlikely. For at the Tuvans' concert in San Francisco, a member of the audience met up with them backstage and began throat singing a Tuvan ballad in the ancient style. Paul Pena, a blues musician who is blind, heard a Tuvan throat singing performance on a shortwave radio some years before. Fascinated, he figured out the Tuvan musical style of throat singing, which involves using the lungs like bagpipes to create this weird harmonic sound. Well, the head of the Tuvan delegation immediately invited Pena to the Tuvan throat singing competition and cultural symposium in 1995. Pena left San Francisco and traveled to Tuva, accompanied by a team of kamikaze filmmakers and a local radio DJ.
This is the story of Genghis Blues -- the story of the triumphal visit of Paul Pena to Tuva -- and you won't see a better movie this year.
Now look, I know what you're thinking. You're thinking that I've lost my mind. This can't be the best movie of the year. It's a documentary, for crying out loud. It's got subtitles. It's about some weird kind of music that you have to hear to even believe.
I know. It sounds incredibly goofy. It sounds like the sort of movie that your friend the film buff tells you to see that's only playing at a tiny theater on the other side of town and has Ralph Fiennes wearing something other than a Nazi uniform or Harvey Keitel not wearing anything.
But trust me. This is a great movie. Let me tell you what happened to me. There's a scene, early on, where Pena visits a school in Tuva. All these little kids are lined up, and they're demonstrating throat singing. After they're finished, they come up to Pena -- who's this great big shaggy bear of a guy -- and hug him and welcome him to their country. And one of these kids is wearing a San Francisco Giants cap, and when I saw that, I started grinning and didn't stop.
It gets better. (Not right away, there's a sheep slaughtering scene in between, but it does.) There are two scenes in this movie where Pena gets on stage and performs... and... well, I'm never going to be a throat singing fan, and if this stuff ever hits the airwaves on anything other than NPR I'll be shocked. But that doesn't matter, not one little bit, because these scenes are electric. Pena develops this incredible rapport with the audience that completely transcends the music, East-West relationships, anything you care to name.
There are those who say that 1999 was a great year for movies, and a lot of them point to what they call "movie magic". From a pure special effects angle, they have a point, and movies like The Matrix and the new Star Wars movie show a lot of technical wizardry. But the real magic of movies is not what's on screen but what's in the heart. Genghis Blues is the most magical movie of the year. It tells an extraordinary story about great characters in a faraway land, and it does it with the kind of open, exuberant spirit you don't see in movies anymore. Genghis Blues reminds us that movies, like children and music, have the power to stir the most cynical bean-bag of a heart. Yes, and to make it dance.
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1888
Ackerman, Jacob Ackerman
Source: The Spirit of Democracy,
Jacob Ackerman, of near Woodsfield, died
Saturday, October 10, 1898. His burial was made in the Woodsfield cemetery. His
wife and several children survive.
Amos, Mrs.
Spirit of Democracy,
The remains of Mrs. Elam Amos, of New Matamoras, were
interred at the
Andrews, Andrew Andrews
Spirit of Democracy,
Mr. Andrew Andrews, a prominent citizen of Somerton, died
at his home in that place on Monday of last week.
Anshutz, Peter Anshutz
Spirit of Democracy,
Killed and Mangled, Shortly after the west-bound passenger
train on the B.Z. & C. Left Captina last night,
the fireman saw the form of a man on the track. The engine was at once reversed
and the whistle sounded the danger signal. The man was seen to raise himself in
an attempt to leave his dangerous position, and fell back with his body between
the rails, the legs extended. The trains rushed onward, and striking him,
severed both legs from the body. The entire train passed over the body and
horribly mangled it. He was dead when picked up.
His name was Peter Anshutz, a farmer residing at
Armstrong, Mrs. Armstrong
Spirit of Democracy,
[newspaper missing] Armstrong,
wife of Jas. Armstrong of
Baker, John Baker
Spirit of Democracy,
Mr. John Baker, of
Barlow, Mary Barlow
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, Mary, wife of Zacharia
Barlow, formerly of
Barnes, Mrs. A. E. Barnes
nee Armstrong
Spirit of Democracy,
Mrs. Barnes, wife of Rev. A. E. Barnes, of the Woods field
Circuit, and daughter of Jas. Armstrong, of
She was about 35 years of age, and besides her husband,
leaves a little son aged about 2 years, and a daughter, aged about 5 years.
About three weeks previous to the mother s demise, they lost an infant child.
Funeral services were conducted on Sunday at
Beaver, Eliza Beaver
Spirit of Democracy, January
24, 1888
Died, Jan.
10, 1888, Mrs. Eliza Beaver, wife of William Beaver, deceased, an aged widow of
this place. Remains
interred in
Bittner, Henry Bittner
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, Tuesday 13th inst.
Of consumption, Mr. Henry Bittner, of Oak, this county.
Deceased was an old resident of the county and was 70 years of age. Interment in Clarington cemetery on Thursday.
Blazer, Susan Blazer
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, on Sept 2d, at the residence of her
son in Clarington, Mrs. Susan Blazer, aged 80 years, 6 months and 16 days.
Blowers, Grace Evaline Blowers
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, May 3d, 1888, of lung fever, Grace Evaline, daughter of C. M. And H. J. Blowers, aged 1
year, 4 months and 8 days. Eva was a bright and lovely child beloved by all who
knew her, but the reaper came and plucked the bright flower from earth to be
transplanted to the fair climes of endless bliss and glory to bloom forever in
the paradise of God; and while a cloud of sadness seems to hover over the
bereaved household, yet they sorrow not as those who bare no hope, for Jesus
says suffer little children to come unto me and forbid them not for of such is
the kingdom of Heaven. Then weep not for little Eva, she has gone to rest.
Gone to dwell with the angels and be forever blessed. The family
have the sympathy of the entire community in their sad bereavement.
Blowers, Hannah Blowers
nee Bracy (obit #2)
Spirit of Democracy,
Departed this life at her home in Adams Tp.,
In the course of time she won the esteem of a great many
friends, who no doubt will miss her as a friend and neighbor. She said before
she died that she wanted to stay longer. As the ties of nature are so impressed
upon us it would be hard indeed to part from dear children and friends. But she
had to yield to that dreaded disease, Consumption, which takes many of our
loved ones away. When in
early years, she united with the
She leaves five children to mourn her departure, four in
this County and one in the West; and five who have gone to the grave before
her. Remains were taken with tender hands and placed in the
In peace she rests
beneath the ground,
Soft slumbering in her lowely
bed;
Until the starting trumpet sound,
Shall burst the tomb and wake the dead.
M.J.W.
Forshey, Thos. Forshey
Spirit of Democracy,
It is with regrets that we chronicle the death of Mr. Thos.
Forshey, of Franklin Tp.,
this County. Mr. Forshey was a man of much influence
in the community in which he resided, and was held in general esteem by all who
knew him. About a year ago he first became aware of the existence of the dread
disease, cancer of the bone, which was to finally end his existence. The rapid
progress of the disease made the use of the knife necessary, and he went to
The interment took place on Thursday of last week at
Blowers, Hannah Blowers
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, on Monday, of Consumption, Hannah,
wife of Squire Blowers, of Adams Tp.
Bonham, Mrs. Jas. Bonham
Spirit of Democracy,
Mrs. Bonham, wife of Jas. Bonham, of this Tp., died on 23d inst, age 28 years. Funeral services were
conducted by Rev. Egger of the
Bowser, Martin L. Bowser
Spirit of Democracy, January
31, 1888
Mr. Martin L. Bowser, an old
and well-known citizen of
Wetzel Democrat
Boyles, Hays Boyles
Spirit of Democracy,
Sisterville Democrat, Hays
Boyles, son-in-law of F. M. Cain, died at the latter s home Thursday afternoon
at 5 o clock, of paralysis. He was buried in Tuel s Cemetery
on Friday.
Boyles, John H. Boyles
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, on 15th inst, Mr. John
H. Boyles, of Stringtown, this County.
Deceased leaves a wife and two children.
Brennan, M. Brennan
Spirit of Democracy,
M. Brennan, a prominent citizen of
Brennen, Martin Brennen
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, at
The deceased was born in
The deceased was a strict member of the Catholic Church,
and died as he had lived, a Christian. He was known all his life as a man of
strict integrity, fair and honorable in all his dealings with men, and he
enjoyed the confidence of the entire community in which he lived.
The funeral took place Tuesday, the 21st, at
3:30 p.m. Rev. Father Betlue of Moundsville,
officiating, after which the remains were conveyed to the
Brown,
Spirit of Democracy,
Mrs. Elizabeth Brown died at her home Sunday, Oct. 21st.
Her remains were laid to rest in the
Gone, and the world to go on as before,
Gone with a smile from the old homestead door:
Dear, faithful heart, to come back never more,
O, sad nevermore.
Brown, Esther Brown
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, on Monday evening, May 7th, 1888, Mrs.
Esther Brown, of Brown Ridge, aged about 60 years.
Brown, William Jr. Brown
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, on Monday, the 7th inst,
Wm. Brown Jr., son of Wm. Brown, of Green Tp., this
County. He was about 20 years of age. Remains were interred in the
Brown, Wm. Brown
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, on Friday, July 27th, at
his home in Switzerland Tp, Wm. Brown, aged 58 years.
He was a highly respected citizen and a prominent member of the Disciples
Church.
Bruce, Oliver Bruce
Spirit of Democracy,
Accidentally Killed. On last
Saturday evening, between 4 and 5 o clock, Oliver Bruce, a coal miner living in
Mechanicsburg, in company with Corbin Cline, Philip Cline and Thos. Dillon went
out hunting.  In falling, it struck another tree and was broken
in two; the top part fell back and hit Bruce on the head, inflicting injuries
which caused his death in about an hour. He was about 26 years of age and
leaves a wife and two children. The remains were interred in the
Bruen, John W. Bruen
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, on Saturday, `4th inst. At
his home in Beallsville, John W. Bruen, aged 17
years. Interment in the
Buchanan, Alexander Buchanan
Source--Rootsweb Online Obituaries
Published--1898
Born--February 25, 1822 Died--September 10, 1898
Death of Alexander Buchanan
Saturday evening occurred the death of Alexander Buchanan,
aged 76 years. He had been suffering for several weeks from a stroke of paralysis
which finally caused his death.
Mr. Buchanan was one of the oldest citizens of
Spirit of Democracy,
Lydia A., wife of Wm. Budd, of Wayne Tp.,
Belmont Co., but formerly of near Beallsville, died on the 9th inst
of Consumption, aged 51 years. She was a daughter of Samuel Carleton, of near
Burkhart, Simon Burkhart
Spirit of Democracy,
Miltonsburg-On the 31st
of May while raising a frame barn at Mrs. Baker s ,
Simon Burkhart, a son of Geo. Burkhart, was accidently
killed. In sliding a sill of the basement a pole struck him on the left side of
the head, making a very severe cut, from which he died in a few minutes. On
June 2nd the funeral took place at the Roman Catholic Church near Miltonsburg.
Burkhart, Simon Burkhart
Spirit of Democracy,
Killed, Simon Burkhart, son of Geo. Burkhart, of Malaga Tp., was assisting to raise a log tobacco house on last
Thursday, when the spike pole he was using fell, and striking him on the head,
produced a fatal wound. He lived about 20 minutes after receiving the injury.
He was 17 years of age.
Burris,
John Burris
Source:
Burris
John, born Mifflin Co PA 4 Apr 1810, to Noble Co OH at age 19y, married Louhana Carpenter about 1831, she died in Tyler Co, WV at
age 77yr, 6 children: 2 sons & 4 daughters - Wm died when 8yr, Mrs. Rosanna
Powell died in Davis twp in Noble Co OH, Mrs Louvina McKee died in MO in 1878, Mrs. Sarah Bishop lives
in MO, Joseph M lives near Calais where John died 16 October, buried Calais
Cemetery
Bury, Mrs. Bury
Spirit of Democracy,
Mrs. Bury, aged 92 years, mother of John Bury, of
Switzerland Tp., died March 31st.
Interment at the Lutheran Church.
Cassedy, Jane (Sister Gabriel) Cassedy
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, Sunday, April 29, 1888, at the St.
Sylvester School, Sister Gabriel, aged 28 years.
Sister Gabriel was born in
Her name in the world was Jane Cassedy.
Sister Colleta arrived Tuesday, the day of the
funeral, from
Cline, David Cline 2nd
obit
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, March 6th, of Plurisy, David Cline of
He leaves a wife and ten children to mourn his departure. The
remains were interred in the
Cline, David Cline
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, David Cline, a prominent farmer of
Cochran, Edward Cochran
Spirit of Democracy, February
7, 1888
Mr. Edward Cochran, aged 13,
son of Mr. Josiah Cochran, of Matamoras, died on 1st unst.
Conner, John Conner
Spirit of Democracy,
One night last week, Jere Walton,
John Walton and John Thompson, all of Jackson Tp,
took a jug of whiskey and went to the house of a neighbor named John Connor,
where the four men engaged in a drunken revel. Conner drank three pints of the
liquor and called for a fourth, which was given to him. Before he could drink
it, he fell from his chair to the floor and died the next day. The affair has
created considerable excitement in that section, and there is strong talk of
foul play. We understand that Jas. Watson says he saw Thompson pour something
from a vial into Conner s whiskey. Thompson and Conner were brothers-in-law,
and, so far as we are able to learn, were on good terms. The former has gone to
Cull, Father Cull
Spirit of Democracy, January
17, 1888
Rev. Father Cull, of St.
Johns Catholic Church at Bellaire, died on Inst. Tuesday. He was 49 years of
aged and had been rector of
Culverhouse, Rachel
Culverhouse
Spirit of Democracy,
Rachel Culverhouse, wife of John T. Culverhouse, of Green Tp., Monroe Co., O., died July 28th, aged fifty
eight years, and three months. When 12 years of age she
united with the M. E. Church at Fletcher Chapel, where she continued faithful
until death. She had a protracted illness of many months, which closed
peacefully, and she announced to her friends, I am going home to Jesus. she
leaves a husband, three sons and two daughters to mourn her loss, and we trust,
to follow her example. W. A. Rutledge
Danford, Nancy Danford
Spirit of Democracy,
Miss Nancy Danford, sister of
William and Benjamin Danford, of Seneca Tp., died on last Tuesday. She was 72 years of age.
Daugherty, John Daugherty
Spirit of Democracy,
John Daugherty, an inmate of the Athens Asylum from this
Township died at that institution on the 15th inst. He had been
demented for about two years prior to his death.
Davis, David Davis
Spirit of Democracy,
David Davis, of
Davis, Elijah Davis
Spirit of Democracy,
A man by the name of Elijah Davis, living near Nobleville,
Spirit of Democracy,
Mrs. Lydia Dawson, wife of Soloman
Dawson of Armstrong Mills, died suddenly on Wednesday.
Devaul, John S. Devaul
Spirit of Democracy, January
10, 1888
John S. Devaul,
son of Conrod and Frances Devaul of
Dieter, Mrs. Louisa Dieter
Spirit of Democracy,
Mrs. Louisa Dieter, aged seventy four years, died at her
home in Woodsfield on last Monday evening. Her death was not unexpected as she
had been ailing for some time, and her advanced years gave little encouragement
for the hope of recovery. She was a native of
Dobbins, Daughter Dobbins
Spirit of Democracy,
The three-year old daughter of Mr. And Mrs. Dobbins of
Dondes, Hosea Dondes
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, on 3d inst. At his home in
Barnesville, Hosea Dondes, aged 95. Deceased had lived longer in the borders of
Dougherty,
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, February 8, 1888 of consumption,
In. N. Dougherty, aged 19 years. He was a member of the M E. Church of
this place. Remains were interred in the
Dougherty, Margaret
Dougherty
Spirit of Democracy,
On Tuesday, Sept. 11th, 1888,
in the fifty-first year of her age, surrounded by her sorrowing family and
friends, comforted by all the holy rites of religion, and with perfect
resignation to God s holy will, Mrs. Margaret Dougherty, wife of Capt. Wm.
Dougherty, of Woodsfield, passed peacefully away.
For some months she struggled with Christian patience
against that dreaded diseased, Consumption, and when life was slowly ebbing
away, it found her resigned and fully prepared to meet Him, whom she had so
faithfully served. Her death was a severe shock to her large circle of friends
and many and sincere were the expressions of sorrow, when the sad news was
known, for to one and all she had endeared herself by her admirable qualities.
She leaves a husband, six children and a large circle of friends to mourn her
loss. Her funeral took place on the 12th inst, from St. Sylvester s
Catholic Church by Requiem High Mass.
If we can judge her from her well spent life, she is now a
shining member of that white robed choir singing the praises of Him whom she
served so well in life. Let us hope that one day we will meet that friend whom
we mourn today, and that all her sufferings have been changed to joys in the
land above.
A.D.
Duffy, John Duffy
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, January 30th, 1888, near Mt. Carrick,
Monroe Co.,
Dunn, Infant Dunn
Spirit of Democracy,
(
Dye, Infant Dye
Spirit of Democracy, January
24, 1888
Died, Jan.
19, 1888, an infant child of Mr. And Mrs. Frank Dye. Remains interred at
Dye, Rebecca Dye
Spirit of Democracy,
While Rebecca Dye, daughter of Marshall Dye, of
Mechanicsburg, this County, was soliciting money for the
Dyer, Delia A. Dyer
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, Thursday, of epilepsy, Mrs. Delia
A. Dyer, of Woodsfield. Deceased was about 55 years of age. Interment Friday in the
Eberle, John M. Eberle
Spirit of Democracy,
Mr. John M. Eberle died of Bright s Disease on the 16th inst., at his residence in
English, Grace May English
Spirit of Democracy, January
10, 1888
Died-December 31st,
1887 Grace May, daughter of M.C. and Louis English, age two years, nine months
and twenty-three days. She was loved by all who knew her.
Evans, Cora Evans
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, of Consumption, on Thursday, 16th inst.,
Mrs. Cora Evans, daughter of Squire Blowers, of Adams Tp.
Deceased was about 22 years of age. Remains were interred in the cemetery at
Asbury Chapel on Friday.
Fankhauser, Paulina Fankhauser
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, on Monday, 19th inst, of
Consumption, Paulina, daughter of Sam ; Fankhauser,
Sr., of Switzerland Tp. She was about 27 years
of age.
Fankhauser, W. H.
Fankhauser
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, on last Tuesday, at
He was 28 years of age, a Christian gentleman and
exceedingly useful. The disease of which he died was typhoid fever, supposed to
have been introduced into the system by the eating of ice cream at a supper
given by the Alumni of the College. He was the sixth victim to the fatal
malady. The remains were interred in the
Farnsworth, David Madison
Farnsworth
Spirit of Democracy,
Mr. David Farnsworth, of Red House,
He had suffered for several years from an aggravated case
of Catarrh, which finally developed into consumption, notwithstanding his
persistent efforts to get relief. At the time of his death, he and his other
were visiting his cousin, Mrs. Iron, that he might receive daily attention from
his physician in
The deceased was known to be a good moral young man,
without vices, and with many noble traits of character. He was naturally of an
amiable, cheerful disposition. He was a respectful and obedient son. During his
long period of affliction he endured patiently and without murmuring. His death
was a quiet falling asleep. He went without pain and so quietly that only the
vigilance of the loving mother enabled her to know when he was dying. He is
missed and mourned by his friends, who are trying to find comfort in the
thought that he has escaped all further suffering from the infirmities of the
body.
Farquhar, Infant Farquhar
Spirit of Democracy, January
31, 1888
Died-Saturday,
28th inst., infant son of Dr. And Mrs. L. P. Farquhar
of Woodsfield. Interment in the
Finch, George Finch
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, Monday, 4th inst. at his
home in Center Tp. Geo Finch, age 36 years.
Rev. W. H. Day conducted the funeral services on Thursday. Interment
at Buchanon.
Fox, Mary Fox
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, on 1st inst. Mary, daughter of Gotlieb Fox, of
Fratz, Conrad Fratz
Spirit of Democracy,
Died at his residence in Switzerland Tp.,
on the evening of 14th inst., Mr. Conrad Fratz, aged more than 80
years. Interment on
Thursday at the German church.
Frazier, Agnes W. Frazier
Spirit of Democracy,
Mrs. Agnes W. Frazier, living on the national pike, one
mile east of
Friend, Elmer Friend
Spirit of Democracy,
Killed by a Lady Friend
New
Fryman, Effie Fryman
Spirit of Democracy,
Mrs. Effie Fryman, of Powhatan,
aged 18 years, died on the 8th inst.
Furnace, Rachel Furnace
Spirit of Democracy, January
24, 1888
Died-at her
residence in Astoria Tp. On December 16, 1887, Rachel Furnace, aged 64 years. She
had been in poor health for some time, and this connected with her husband s
demise only five days before, undoubtedly hastened death s coming.
Funeral services were held on
Sunday, Dec. 18th, Rev. James Miller conducting the sermon. Mrs.
Furnace was united in marriage with Thomas Furnace in 1846. Six children were
born to them-three sons and three daughters, five of these were with her during
her last illness and at her bedside when the spirit left the worn body.
She was united with the
S. G. Furnace
Furnace, Thomas Furnace
Spirit of Democracy, January
24, 1888
Died at his
late residence in
During the spring of 1883, he
came to
S.G. Furnace
Gales, Pert Gales
Spirit of Democracy,
Died on July 25th, of malarial
typhoid fever, Mr. Pert Gales of near Beallsville.
Garroway, Mrs. Garroway
Spirit of Democracy,
Mrs. Garroway, wife of Rev. Garroway, a former pastor of the Presbyterian Church of
this place, died at their home in
Goudy, Francis Ann Goudy
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, of paralysis, at her home in
In Nov. 20th, 1834, she was united in marriage
to David F. Goudy, who still survives her. She was
well beloved by all who knew her. She was the kindest of mothers and was always
ready to render assistance in making every one cheerful and happy. At the age
of 24 she united with the
They shall hunger no more neither thirst any more; neither
shall the sun light on them nor any heat. For the Lamb which is in the midst of
the throne shall feed them and shall lead them unto living fountains of waters,
and God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes. (Rev. 7-16 and 17)
Remains were interred in the
Greep, John Greep
Spirit of Democracy,
Another fatality occurred last Thursday evening on the B.Z.
& C. John Greep, of Jacobsburg, an old man about
70 years of age, was walking home from Kelsey s Station, and stepped to one
side to allow the passenger train to pass. He started across a trestle after
the train had crossed, not knowing that another train was following closely
after the passenger train. He was run down on the trestle, one leg broken and
then thrown from the trestle, a distance of about 50 feet. He died soon after.
Walking along a railroad track after night is dangerous business.
Haley, Sister Jane Haley
Spirit of Democracy,
Sister Jane Haley, who departed this life Sabbath morning,
March 25th, 1888 was born in
Sister Haley had 3 children by her marriage. Sister Haley
was brought up in the Church of England, and was confirmed in that Church about
the year 1844.
She united with the Christian church by baptism under the
preaching of Elder Albert Ewing, and lived in that Church until the Master
said, It is enough; come up higher. Funeral services were conducted by Elder
B. S. Bennett, of the Goudy Congregation. Text was
taken from the 14th chapter of Revelation and 13th verse,
and reading: And I heard a voice from Heaven saying unto me, Write, blessed
are the dead which died in the Lord from henceforth, yes, with the spirit that
they may rest from their labors and their works do follow them
Her remains were laid to rest in the
Edler B. S. Bennett
Hall, Charles S. Hall
Spirit of Democracy,
On going to press a telegram brings the sad news that Mr.
Chas S. Hall of Woodsfield, a postal clerk on the B. & O. railroad was
killed last night in a collision about 25 miles east of Wheeling. Besides Mr.
Hall, two engineers and two tramps were instantly killed. There were three
postal clerks in the mail car, one of whom, Mr. O. N. VanLaw,
who had just received an appointment, and Mr. Scott, both escaped without
injury. Mr. Hall was one of the most efficient clerks on the road, and on last
Monday had received a promotion of chief clerk at a salary of $1350.
Hall, Charles S. (obit
#2-partial) Hall
Spirit of Democracy,
When the ark of life is launched upon the waters of Time,
the voyager within recognizes that he, in common with thousands of others, is
being borne towards a harbor in which he ultimately must anchor. That harbor is
Death. Perchance the allotted three score and ten may pass before the
destination is reached, and perchance the bark may go down with a very small
part of the voyage com... (cannot read the
newspaper do not know how many lines are skipped)...disaster at
One sweetly solemn thought
Comes to me o er and o er,
I am nearer to home today
Than I ever have been before.
.
For it may be, I m nearer home
Nearer now than I think.
Spirit of Democracy,
Israel Hamilton, a poor man and recently a Federal soldier,
when working at David Steward s, a few days ago, was attacked with cramps and
lived but a few hours, despite the efforts of the attending physician. He was
buried in the M.E. cemetery by the G.A.R. Post with all the honors of war. His family are left in destitute circumstances. A subscription
was taken for their benefit and generously responded to.
Hanson, Mrs. William
Hanson
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, April 30th, of Consumption, Mrs. William
Hanson, of Wayne Tp., aged about 38 years.
Haught, Charles Haught
Spirit of Democracy,
Chas. Haught, son of Squire Haught, of Jackson Tp., this
County, died on the 14th inst, of Consumption. He was about 21 years
of age, and a school teacher by profession. Interment at the
Hayes, Minnie Hayes
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, at
Haythorn, James Haythorn
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, May 22nd, of Consumption, aged about 30
years, Jas. Haythorn, of Jackson Tp.
Heidleheimer, Henry Heidleheimer
Spirit of Democracy,
Henry Heidleheimer, a prominent
and widely known merchant of Carlisle,
The Summerfield Lodge of F. & A. M., of which he was a
member, conducted the funeral services on last Tuesday.
Henthorn, Sarah Henthorn
Spirit of Democracy,
Mrs. Sarah Henthorn, wife of Wm. Henthorn, a son of David Henthorn
of this place, died at her home in
Hickenbotham, Hester Hickenbotham
Spirit of Democracy,
Hester Hickenbotham, daughter of
Thos H., of near Grayville, died on typhoid fever on 11th inst. This make the third death in that family in three weeks
time.
Spirit of Democracy,
Mrs. Holland, mother of John Holland, of Adams Tp., died on Sunday, the 25th inst. She was
about 90 years of age.
Hoskinson, Archibald Hoskinson
Spirit of Democracy,
The remains of Archibald Hoskinson,
of Narrows Run, this County, were laid to rest in the
A large number of friends attended the funeral. The
services were conducted by Rev. J. W. Kinney, who preached from Rev. 5th
and 22nd chapters. May God s blessings rest on the widow and her family. By Rev. J. W. Kinney
Ice, Abigail Ice
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, April 13th, 1888,aged
40 years, Mrs. Abigail Ice, wife of Elam Ice, of
By Rev. J. W. Kinney
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, July 31st, 1888, of
Consumption, Mr. N. J. Israel, of Beallsville. Mr.
Jennewein, Mrs. Jacob Jennewein
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, on last Wednesday morning, presumably of heart
disease, Mrs. Jennewein, wife of Jacob Jennewein, of Switzerland Tp.
Deceased was the mother of Wm. Moser.
Jennewein, Wm. Jennewein
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, on 10th inst, at the
home of his father in Switzerland Tp., Wm. Jennewein, aged 35 years.
Spirit of Democracy,
Mr. David Jennings, an uncle of Prosecutor Jennings, of
this County, died at his home in
Jones, Catharine Jones
Oct
1888 - Catharine Jones, aged 82 years,
10 months and 11days, departed this life at her residence in
Jones, Catharine Jones
Spirit of Democracy,
Catharine Jones, aged 82 years, 10 months and 11 days,
departed this life at her residence in
The deceased was born in
M.J.W.
Jones, Daniel Jones
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, of Consumption, on the 15th
inst, at his home in
His remains were interred in the
Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord from henceforth,
yea saith the Spirit, that they may rest from their
labors and their works do follow them. He did not fear to die for
No terror had death or the
grave
For our Brother believed in
the Lord;
He knew his Redeemer would
save,
He has leaned on the faith of
His word.
M. J. Walters
Jones, Daniel O. C. Jones
Died of consumption on the 15th inst., at his house in
.
No terror had death or the grave
For our Brother believed in the Lord;
He knew our Redeemer would save,
So he leaned on the faith of His word.
--M. J. Walters
Justice, Mrs. Justice
Spirit of Democracy,
Mrs. Justice, aged 76 years, died at the residence of her
son, James Justice, on Fish Pot, on the 19th inst.
Kampter, Mary Kampter
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, Aug. 31, at
Kelly, Mrs. S. C. Kelly
Spirit of Democracy,
Mrs. S. C. Kelly, an inmate of the Athens Asylum died in
that institution last week. The remains were brought to her home near
Kent, John Kent
Spirit of Democracy, January
24, 1888
Jacob Kent, an aged and
prominent citizen of Seneca Tp., died Sunday, the 16th
inst, aged 71 years, 1 month and 12 days. Remains were interred in Glady Cemetery, Noble Co., on Monday of last week.
Keyser, Margaret Keyser
Spirit of Democracy,
Miss Margaret M. Keyser was born near Beallsville Feb. 13th,
1868, and died of that fell destroyer, Consumption, on November 8th,
1888.
She united with the
Her last illness, which lasted for some months, was borne
with such Christian fortitude as is seldom met with in one so young. Her young
life went out with Heaven in full view, and with all of the prospective glories
of that future life beyond. Her remains were interred in the
A Friend.
Knowles, Ida Knowles
Source: Spirit of Democracy,
January 3, 1888
Mrs. Ida Knowles, after an
illness of many months, died in the city of
Knox, Ella Knox
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, on 3d inst, of typhoid fever, Miss
Ella Knox, Baresville.
Kramer, Mr. Kramer
Spirit of Democracy,
Mr. Kramer, of
Laffarce,
Spirit of Democracy, February
7, 1888
Died. January 31, 1888 Mr. Frederick Laffarce,
son of Samuel Laffarce, aged 21 years. His remains
will be interred in the Cemetery of Mt. Zion church. The family
have the sympathy of the entire community
Lanam, W. L. Lanam
Spirit of Democracy,
Auditor elect W. L. Lanam, of
Latzelter, Charles Latzelter
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, Charles Latzelter,
of this place, on last Thursday morning. His remains were interred in
the cemetery of the Roman Catholic Church on Friday.

Lettee, Samuel Lettee
Spirit of Democracy,
Died on Tuesday, June 12th, of
typhoid fever, Samuel Lettee, of Bingham, this
County. He was about 36 years of age.
Loew, Christian Loew
Spirit of Democracy,
Mr. Christian Loew, of
Switzerland Tp., died on the 16th inst.,
at the advanced age of 94 years. He was born in
Lohry, Jacob Lohry
Spirit of Democracy,
Dogskin Died, April 24, 1888 Jacob Lohry, an
aged citizen of this place. His remains were interred in the
Lord, Little Boy Lord
Spirit of Democracy, January
10, 1888
While Mrs. Lord, of
Sistersville was out making a call, the clothing of her little boy whom she had
left at home caught fire, and when she returned, she found him literally
roasted. He was buried the following day.
Luchs, Frederick Luchs
Spirit of Democracy,
Luke, Martha Luke
Spirit of Democracy,
Mrs. Martha Luke, of Beallsville, died suddenly on Tuesday
morning, while on a visit to her daughter Mrs. Lawrence of Bellaire. Death was
caused by dropsy. She was 74 years of age. Services were held in Bellaire on
Wednesday, and the remains interred the same day in Beallsville cemetery.
Mann, Ida May Mann
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, August 26th, 1888 at 7 o clock a.m., near
Little Ida, by her winning manner, had endeared herself to
the hearts of all who knew her.
We shall see her on earth no more, but her memory is forever enshrined in our
hearts. May God in his infinite mercy, comfort the heart
broken parents, the weeping brother and sisters.
Marshall, Ann Marshall
Spirit of Democracy,
Mrs. Ann Marshall, wife of Robert Marshall, of Barnesville,
died on the 4th inst at the advanced age of 97 years. She was at one
time a resident of Beallsville.
Martin, Frederick Martin
Spirit of Democracy,
Frederick Martin, who lived about three miles north of
Beallsville, fell on the ice some days since and was badly hurt. Drs. Githens and Reed were called to the case, but were unable
to do him any permanent good. He died in a few days.
Martin, Mary L. Martin
Spirit of Democracy,
Mary L. Martin, wife of Wm. Martin, of Wood Co.,
Mason, George Mason
Source: Spirit of Democracy,
January 3, 1888
Mr. Geo. Mason aged 80 years,
died at his home in this Township on last Friday morning. Deceased was one of
the oldest citizens in this section, having 64 years ago purchased the farm on
which he resided until his death.
Massie, Mrs. Harrison
Massie
Spirit of Democracy,
On Sunday, March 25th, as Mrs. Harrison Massie,
of near Powhatan, was walking along the pavement, she fell and striking her
head on the stones fractured her skull. She lingered in an unconscious
condition for a short time, and then died. She was about 70 years of age.
Remains were interred in
McCracken, Mrs. Alex
McCracken
Spirit of Democracy,
The wife of Alex. McCracken of
near
McFarland, Matilda
McFarland
Spirit of Democracy,
At her home in
Matilda Myers was born in
The deceased has been a member of the United Presbyterian
Church since 1865. She was a devoted wife, a loving Christian mother, the
sunshine and love in whose character brought joy and gladness to those around
her. She leaves a husband and six children, four girls and two boys, the
youngest being five years old. She had been an invalid for a year previous to
her death.
Mead, Charles M. Mead
Spirit of Democracy,
Chas. M. Mead, son of Theodore and Nancy Mead, of Wayne
Township, this County, died on the 11th inst, aged 19 years. For
five weeks he lay on a bed of intense suffering, bearing it all without a
murmur. As the last moments drew nigh, he called his friends to his bedside,
and bidding them good bye exclaimed, Glory to the Lamb. He leaves a father,
mother, three sisters and a large number of friends to mourn his loss. Let us
hope that we may all so live as to meet him in the land above.
Brother, thou art gone,
No more of earth for thee;
Thy work of life is done,
And thy gain, sweet Eternity.
M.O.E
Meek, Kate Meek
Spirit of Democracy,
Mrs. Kate Meek, wife of Wm. Meek, of Bellaire, died on
Sunday April 22nd. Interment at Beallsville.
Mellott, Dan Mellott
Spirit of Democracy,
In our Cameron correspondence of last week, we note the
following: Dan Mellott, who has been a resident of
our town for nearly a year, but who lately moved to his country home thinking
the change would benefit his health, is dead of consumption.
Mericle, Everet Mericle
Spirit of Democracy, January
17, 1888
Died-December
30th, 1887 Everet, son of W. J. And Winifred Mericle, aged
one year and eight months. He has gone to join the million above. The family have the sympathy of the entire community.
Merriman, John Merriman
Spirit of Democracy,
While assisting at
Messerly, Catherine Messerly
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, Catherine Messerly, wife of
Abraham Messerly, and mother of W. W. Messerly, of Clarington, died on the 1st inst.
She was about 64 years of age. Funeral services took place on the following
Sunday, at 4 o clock pm.
Meyer, Mrs. R. C. Meyer
Spirit of Democracy,
Mrs. R. C. Meyer, wife of R. C. Meyer, of the St. Clairsville Gazette, died on the 4th inst.
Meyers, Polk Meyers
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, Saturday, June 2nd, at
his home in Sunsbury Tp.,
Pock Meyers. Interment Sabbath, June 3d.
Miller, Ruth Miller
Spirit of Democracy,
Mrs. Ruth Miller, mother of ex-Auditor Miller, of the B.Z.
& C., died at the home of her son-in-law, Dr. Fair, of
Miracle, Jesse Everett Miracle
Spirit of Democracy, January
10, 1888
The subject of this sketch is
the death of Jesse Everett, little son of Wm. J. Miracle and wife, of Quarry,
A large concourse of people
gathered to witness the last sad rights of little Jesse. The gathering all
deeply sympathizes with the bereaved friends, as they stood beside the grave of
their son and brother, and as the coffin was lowered in the grave little Jesse Everett s
soul was safely housed in Heaven, singing with the angels.
Look up bereaved ones to God
who is able to comfort the broken hearted, and to heal all our sorrows. He is
the friend that sticketh closer than a brother, and
as little Jesse has gone it is only one more dear
friend that has passed over the dark river, and is waiting for his father,
mother, sister and brother on the other side.
Mitchell, Stephen Mitchell
Spirit of Democracy,
Aged 77years, died Feb. 20th, 1888, at the
residence of his sister, Mrs. Isaac Young, on
Mobley, Child Mobley
Spirit of Democracy,
The cold messenger of death again visited the house of
Nelson and sister Sevilla
Mobley, and took from their loving arms their third and youngest child. Little
Pet was a bright little daughter of five months. God has taken her to live with
angels above so we would say, weep not grieved parents; mourn not for Little
Pet, for you are sure you have treasures in heaven. May God in his infinite
mercy and goodness, comfort and bless them is the earnest prayer of your
brother in Christ.
Moffett, Adda Moffett
Spirit of Democracy,
Judge Pearson received a telegram on Saturday from the Sup t of the Athens Asylum, announcing the dangerous
illness of Miss Adda Moffett, who was recently sent
to that institution from this township. The friends had hardly been notified of
her illness, when Judge Pearson was in receipt of another telegram conveying
the sad intelligence of her death. She was a daughter of Nathaniel Moffett, of
Center Tp. and was about 30 years of age.
Moffett, Adda Moffett
Spirit of Democracy,
The remains of Miss Adda Moffett,
mention of whose death was made last week, were brought to this County on last
Tuesday and on the same day were interred in the
Molden, Maggie E. Molden
Spirit of Democracy, January
24, 1888
Died on the
7th day of January, 1888, Maggie E. Molden,
wife of Theodore Molden, at the age of 39 years, 5
months and 14 days. She gave herself to the Savior while in the
bloom of youth, and exemplified her profession by a Christian life. She was a
faithful and devoted wife and mother. If she had an enemy, it is not known. Her
sufferings, which were great, are ended now. She died in the triumph of the
Christian faith. Father, mother, brothers, sisters, and grief-stricken husband
and daughters, could dear Maggie return a message from her heavenly home, would
it not be, -Do not weep and grieve for me. All is well. It is all right now, I
shall see you all again.
Dear ones left behind, your
love for the dear departed will be a golden chain to draw you toward the New
Jerusalem-the heavenly city, whither your loved one has gone. Her remains were deposited in the cemetery of
the Christian church at
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, the 2nd of April, Mrs. Arminda Moore, after years of suffering. She gave
evidence that she was making a happy exchange.
Moore, L. S. Moore
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, on last Friday, at his home in Beallsville, L. S. Moore, aged about 25 years. He was elected Justice of the
Peace at the spring election on 1887. He was suddenly taken ill with Typhoid
Fever and lived but a few days. Interment in
Mouchters, Mary Mouchters
Spirit of Democracy,
(Quarry) Died, May 6, 1888, Mrs. Mary Mouchters, in the 79th year of her age.
Her remains were interred in the
Myers, Hugh E. Myers
Spirit of Democracy,
Hugh E. Myers, aged 18, was drowned in the
Neal, Mrs. Jos. N. Neal
Spirit of Democracy,
The announcement of the death of Mrs. Jos. N. Neal, a
former well-known lady of this County, will be read with regret by her many
friends here. (The
Neale, Bud Neale
Spirit of Democracy, January
17, 1888
Pilot Bud Neale,
of the steamboat Elaine, suddenly died of heart disease on Inst Tuesday evening
while at his post of duty. The boat was passing Safe Harbor Landing at the time
the sad event occurred.
Otto, Mrs. Otto
Spirit of Democracy,
Mrs. Otto, aged about 70 years, died at the home of her
son-in-law, Mr. Phillip Miller, of Switzerland Tp, on
April 27th.
Paden, Infant Paden
Spirit of Democracy,
The infant son of W. J. Paden, of
Patton, Thos. W. Patton
Spirit of Democracy,
Mr. Thos. W. Patton, an aged and respected citizen of this Tp, died at his home north of Woodsfield on Monday evening.
The immediate cause of his death was dropsy, although, no doubt the usual
infirmities attendant upon old age contributed their assistance to the
Destroyer. He was 78 years of age, and had been a resident of this neighborhood
for many years, having removed here from
Pennel, William Pennel
Spirit of Democracy,
Wm. Pennel, aged 84, died at his
home in Green Tp. on Saturday. He was one of the
oldest citizens in the County.
Pfalzgraf, William Edward
Source: Spirit of Democracy,
January 3, 1888
Died. On Saturday evening, Dec. 28th,
1887, after a brief illness of Croup, little William Edward, youngest child of
Mr. And Mrs. John Pfalzgraf of near Cameron.
Willie was a bright, interesting little boy, a special favorite, and when the
Reaper came, was but 5 years, 4 months and 9 days. As we laid his little body in his narrow
home, we thought of the little spirit that was once here, but has now gone
through the gateway of death and is in the presence of God, forever free from
pain and sickness.
The funeral took place on
Monday afternoon from the residence of the parents. The interment was made at
Phillips, Jeremiah
Phillips
Spirit of Democracy,
The oldest Methodist preacher in
Piney, Little Boy Piney
Spirit of Democracy,
Marshal Piney s little boy died
the 15th , and was taken to his former home
for interment. Mart has the sympathy of many friends in his sad bereavement.
Pitman, John Pitman
Spirit of Democracy,
(Beallsville) Death has again invaded our community, and
taken two of our most esteemed citizens, John Pitman and N. J. Israel. The first with pneumonia and second with consumption.
Pool, Matthias Pool
Spirit of Democracy,
(Beallsville) We are sorry to note the death of Matthias
Pool from the fell destroyer, Consumption. Mr. Pool was a soldier during the
late rebellion. He was buried by the G.A.R. Post.
Post, Walter W. Post
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, Friday, August 17th, at
Price,
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, August 28th, 1888, Alice
Price, daughter of Wm. And Sarah Price.
Deceased was 18 years of age. Interment at the
Reed, John B. Reed
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, Monday, the 21st inst, at his home near Swazey, this County, Mr. John B. Reed, aged about 70 years.
Death came to him while sitting in his front yard, and falling from his chair,
he expired almost without a struggle. Mr. Reed was an influential farmer of
Seneca Tp., and in his death, the County loses one of
its best citizens.
Reeves, James S. Reeves
Spirit of Democracy,
Jas. S. Reeves, Surgeon during the war, of the 78th
Roe, Dr. J. T. Roe
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, on Wednesday, 14th inst., at his home in
Roemer, Elizabeth Roemer
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, May 11th, 1888, at
She was born at Hesse Darmstadt
December 26th, 1836; came to
She was a consistent member of the
The relatives have the sympathy of the community in their
bereavement. Adieu.
J.T.M
Roemer, Mrs. Jacob Roemer
Spirit of Democracy,
Mrs. Jacob Roemer, of Clarington, mother of Prof. John H.
Roemer, died on the 11th inst, at the age of 52 years. She had been
unwell for some time and her death was not altogether unexpected. The funeral
took place on Sunday, the remains being interred in the
Sawyer, Jno Sawyer
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, Monday, May 25th, at his
house in Smith Tp.,
Schafer, Mrs. Schafer
Spirit of Democracy,
Mrs. Schafer, an aged lady residing in Switzerland Tp., died on Monday of last week. She was about 75 years of
age.
Schaub, David Schaub
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, on the 19th inst. of
kidney disease, Mr. David Schaub, of
Schaub, Louisa Schaub nee Weber
Spirit of Democracy,
Wife of Henry J. Schaub, of
Schaub,
Sophia Schneider Schaub
Source:
SCHAUB, Sophia SCHNEIDER, 73y, died her
home in Woodsfield Monday, born Canton Annaveiler Rheinbaiern 25 Dec 1825, married Jacob SCHNEIDER 23 Oct
1843, to Woodsfield 1852; 3 children - all died infancy, Jacob died Sept 1877,
married 12 Dec 1878 George Schaub who died 9 May
1896.
Scherer, F. C. Scherer
Spirit of Democracy,
Mrs. F. C. Scherer, a daughter of Wm. Read, died at her
home in Bellaire last Sunday. The remains were brought here for interment on
Monday.
Scherer, Lucy F. Scherer
Spirit of Democracy,
Died at her home in Bellaire on Sunday the 18th of
March 1888, Lucy F. Sherer, wife of Fred [illegible]
and daughter of William and Harriet Read, of Woodsfield
A slow wasting consumption finally did its work. During her
illness, while entertaining a hope of recovery she patiently awaited His Will,
and the Lord took her, and her end was peace. Her day of life was not half over
when she was called where no nights throws a shadow.
Her remains were brought back to her old home in Woodsfield
and laid beside those of her father, as she requested. The funeral service
conducted by Rev. E. A. Jester of the M.E. church, and the large number of
relatives, friends, school mates and neighbors who followed her to her last
resting place, bore tribute to the respect and affection in which she was held
by all. Taken away from those who fondly loved her, she was left a precious
memory of Christian graces to console those in their grief.
Scherer, William Earl
Scherer
Spirit of Democracy,
William Earl, infant son of Fred Scherer, of Bellaire, died
at the home of his grandmother, Mrs. Wm. Reed of this place on last Thursday
morning. Deceased was 11 months and 14 days of age. Interment
in the
Schoolcraft, Mrs. S.
Schoolcraft
Spirit of Democracy,
We regret to learn that Mrs. Schoolcraft, wife of Prof. S.
Schoolcraft, of
Scott, Mrs. Scott
Spirit of Democracy, February
14, 1888
Mrs. Scott, an aged lady of Hu{illegible}burg,
Selby, William Selby
Spirit of Democracy,
William Selby, aged 80, and a well-known citizen of
Somerton, died last week.
Sivard, Maggie Bell Sivard
Spirit of Democracy, January
24, 1888
On Nov. 13th,
1887, at Rinard s Mills,
Skinner, D. W. Skinner
Spirit of Democracy,
Mr. D. W. Skinner, the man injured at
Smith, Anna L. Smith
Spirit of Democracy,
Mrs. Anna L. Smith, daughter of Perry Walters, of Wayne Tp. Died of Consumption on April 25th. She was
about 18 years of age.
Smith, Hannah Smith (nee
Baker)
Spirit of Democracy,
Smith, Hannah (nee Baker), wife of Henry Smith, died of a
heart disease near Woodsfield, Monroe County, Ohio on 16th March,
1888. The deceased was born in
She leaves a sorrow stricken and bereaved husband and 12
weeping children to mourn her departure. She is now waiting the coming of her
husband and children to meet her upon the celestial shores. She said to her
children as they gathered around her dying bedside, that she hoped they would
all meet her in the world were parting will be no more. Her remains were followed
by a large concourse of friends to their last resting place in the Woodsfield
cemetery. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Day in solemn and
impressive manner.
R. W. McCammoy
(On March 20, the Spirit of
Democracy printed a correction to Hannah Smith s death date, should have been 6th)
Smith, Mary Mrs. Smith
Spirit of Democracy,
Mrs. Mary Smith, widow of Basil Smith, died on last
Thursday night. She was 91 years of age and a resident of this township.
Smith, Mrs. Sam l G. Smith
Spirit of Democracy,
A telegram was received on Monday announcing the death of
Mrs. Smith, wife of Sam l G. Smith, lately of this
place. Mr. and Mrs. Smith and family left for
Smith, Thomas Smith
Spirit of Democracy,
Thomas Smith, father of T. K. Smith, president of the
Bellaire Bottle Works, died early Monday morning. The remains were taken to
Clarington for interment. (Bellaire Tribune). The many Monroe County Friends of
Uncle Tommy as he was familiarly known to all, will
be saddened to read the foregoing notice of his death. Kind and genial, with a
pleasant word for everybody and especially a word of good advice for the young,
and always remembering a friend, he will be mourned after death, as he was
respected and loved while living.
Smittle, David Stanton Smittle
In Loving Rembrance of Mr. David S. Smittle
died Dec. 27th, 1888 aged 19 years and 20 days.
.
A
precious one from us is gone
A
voice we loved is stilled
A
place is vacant in our home
Which never can be filled.
.
God
in His wisdom has recalled
The
boon His love has given
And
though the body slumbers now
The
soul is safe in heaven
.
David
Stanton Smittle, son of Ezekial
and Sarah Anne Barker Smittle and brother of Clark
Jess Smittle.
Buried
Spiry, John M. Spiry
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, on last Thursday, at his home in
Summit Tp. Mr. John M. Spiry,
aged 75 years and 10 months. Interment in the
Stage, Henry Stage
Spirit of Democracy, January
17, 1888
The death of Henry Stage
occurred at the Albert House Inst. Friday. Some two weeks previously he came
from his home to Barnesville on business, apparently in his usual health, and
just as he was leaving town was stricken with paralysis. He was taken to the Albert House, where he
received the best medical aid, and good nursing from
his family and other friends. He, however, continued to decline and died on
Friday.
He was about seventy years of
age and has always been recognized as a conscientious man. Nearly the whole of
his three score years and ten were spent in the neighborhood of
Interment was made in the
cemetery at
Stalder, Chris Stalder
Spirit of Democracy,
Accidentally killed near
Steed, John Steed
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, on last Saturday, Mr. John Steed,
of this Township. He was upwards of 80 years of age.
Steenrod Walter S. Steenrod
Spirit of Democracy,
Walter S. Steenrod, the oldest
son of N. W. And Nancy E. Steenrod, of Salem Tp., died of heart disease and dropsy, Oct. 20th
1888, aged 17 years, 7 months and 12 days, after an illness of several weeks,
during which time he bore his affliction with much patience and Christian
fortitude. He leaves a father, mother, two sisters, one brother and a large
circle of friends to mourn his loss. Walter united with the Christian Church in
the 16th year of his age and lived a Christian life. He was a
faithful member of the church; his seat was never vacant. He was an affectionate
friend, a kind brother, kind and considerate in his daily walk, and was loved
by all who knew him. This was indeed a sad stroke to his
parents and friends, but remember, bereaved ones, God is merciful as
well as just.
His remains were followed by a long procession of
relatives, friends, and acquaintances, to the
Our home is sad and lonely now
We view thy vacant chair;
We ll hear no more thy lovely voice,
Nor see they face so fair.
.
But, dearest Walter, fare the well,
Our loss to you is gain;
You left this earth esteemed by all,
Without one blot or stain.
I. W.
Singer, Jane Singer
Spirit of Democracy,
Mrs. Jane Singer, a worthy colored woman, was buried today.
She died of Consumption.
Stenzel, Anna Stenzel
Spirit of Democracy,
The bodies of Mrs. Stenzel and
one of the Miss Wengerets, drowned in the
Steward, Agnes Steward
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, Feb. 19, 1888, of Typhoid fever,
Miss Agnes Steward, aged 17 years. She was a daughter of Elias Steward,
and at the time of her death, was living with her sister at Wellsburg. Remains
were interred in the
Steward, Mrs. Richard
Steward
Spirit of Democracy,
(
Stille, William Stille
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, on Tuesday, 20th inst., of dropsy, Wm. Stille, aged 88 years. Deceased was a well-known citizen of
Sullivan, John H. Sullivan
Spirit of Democracy,
The death of Col. John H. Sullivan occurred at the home of
his son in Bellaire on Monday night of last week. He was one of the most
prominent citizens of the county and at one time president of the Central O.R.R.
Tappan, Eli T. Tappan
Spirit of Democracy,
The State Comissioner of Common
Schools, Eli T. Tappan, died last Tuesday of heart disease.
Thoburn, Ellice Thoburn
Spirit of Democracy,
The many friends in this vicinity of Rev. J. M. Thoburn, the famous East India missionary, will regret to
learn of the death of his interesting little daughter, Ellice,
on Sunday, at the residence of Dr. Thompson in
Thomas, T. S. Thomas
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, on 16th inst., at the residence of his
son, Capt. T. S. Thomas of Salem Tp., Mr. Gardner
Thomas, aged about 81 years. Death was caused by paralysis. Mr. Thomas was one
of the old landmarks about Clarington, he was a
quiet, intelligent and well-respected citizen.
Thompson, Letitia Thompson
Spirit of Democracy, February
7, 1888
Wife of John W. Thompson was born October 19th
1860, and died January 18th, 1888, aged 18 years, 3 months and 1
day. She was a member of the
Thornberry, Grandma
Thornberry
Spirit of Democracy,
Thornberry, Mrs. Joseph
Thornberry
Spirit of Democracy,
aged 88 years, died at her home in
Thornberry, William Thornberry
Spirit of Democracy, February
7, 1888
Wm. Thornberry, mention of
whose illness was made in our last issue, died on last Sunday, January 29th,
aged 88 years. Interment at
Tidd, Jos. Tidd
Spirit of Democracy,
Jos Tidd,
of Summerfield, was found dead in bed on last Saturday morning. Death is
supposed to have been caused by heart trouble. He was an aged man.
Tilford, Alexander Tilford
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, at
Tomlinson, Eliza Tomlinson
Spirit of Democracy,
Mrs. Eliza Tomlinson, wife of Harvey Tomlinson, died of
Consumption at their home near
Trigg, Peter Trigg
Spirit of Democracy,
Peter Trigg, of Jacobsburg, a boy
13 years of age, was run over by a wagon on last Wednesday, and received
injuries from which he has since died.
Truex, John Truex
Spirit of Democracy,
Died of Consumption on Feb. 5th.
He was a citizen of Adams Tp., having been born near
Tschappat, Jacob Tschappat
Spirit of Democracy,
Mr. Jacob Tschappat, of
Switzerland Tp, died on 10th inst.
Deceased was a prominent citizen of
Tschappat, Jacob Tschappat
Spirit of Democracy,
Jacob Tschappat, who departed
this life on April 10th, 1888, at his home in
The deceased was the father of 12 children, 8 sons and 4
daughters, of which 7 are yet living, as is also his aged wife. The deceased
was Justice of the Peace for about 30 years; land appraiser at different times,
and took the census of 1880 in the 75th year of his age.
Tuttle, Frank Tuttle
Spirit of Democracy,
The friends of Mrs. Tuttle were pained to learn of the
death of her youngest and last son, Frank, who died some two weeks since. She
has been sadly bereaved, losing one by one her sons as they reached manhood.
Many friends and relatives extend their sympathy.
Walter, John Walter
Spirit of Democracy,
John, son of Ludwig Walter, of near Miltonsburg,
died after a long, lingering illness, on Tuesday night of last week. He was
afflicted with Consumption. On the following Thursday the remains were interred
in the
Walton, Anna L. Walton
Spirit of Democracy,
Mrs. Anna L. Walton, wife of Jas. Walton, of Barnesville,
died on Friday, April 27th.
Source: Spirit of Democracy Tuesday, July 31, 1888,
page 3
Departed
this life July 17th, 1888, at her daughter s, Mrs. Stephen Atkinson,
at
Elder
B. S. Bennett
Way,
Spirit of Democracy,
Weber, Infant Weber
Spirit of Democracy,
The infant daughter of George Weber, of
Weisinger, Rev. J. B. Weisinger
Spirit of Democracy,
We regret to record the announcement of the death of Rev.
J. B. Weisinger, pastor of St. Sylvesters
R. C. Church of Woodsfield, which occurred on last Saturday evening. He had
been ailing for some years, and occasionally was seriously ill, but never
thought to be dangerous. In his death his church loses a loving father, and the community a good citizen. He was 39 years of
age, and had been pastor of the church here for 9 years. The remains were
interred in the Parish of his brother, at New Straitsville,
Wengerets,
Spirit of Democracy,
The bodies of Mrs. Stenzel and
one of the Miss Wengerets, drowned in the
Wiley, John Sr. Wiley
Spirit of Democracy,
Sudden Death. John Wiley, Sr., a
citizen of
His state was observed by various persons, and he was
advised to return home. This he did, and expired in a few moments after his
arrival there. All doubts as to the cause of his demise,
were removed by the finding of a small vial of morphine with about half of the
contents used.
Mr. Wiley was about 60 years of age, was a man of more than
usual intelligence and ability as a conversationalist. How, or where he
obtained the morphine is a mystery, as all druggists and physicians within ten
miles of Jerusalem, had been notified of his habit, and warned not to sell to
him.
Wilson, George Matson Wilson
Born June 3, 1841
Died January 27, 1898
Source: The Spirit of Democracy, Woodsfield, Ohio, Thursday, February 3, 1898
.Provided by Betty Lendon Matson
Death of Rev. G. M. Wilson.
Our Hannibal correspondent sends
us the following account of the death and funeral of the Rev. G. M. Wilson,
pastor of the M. E. church at that place:
The people of this community were shocked on last Thursday evening to learn of
the sad death of Rev. G. M. Wilson aged 57 years, pastor for nearly five years
of the English Methodist Episcopal church at this place and also of the
Hannibal circuit. Rev. Wilson was born near Stafford,
He had been holding a very
successful protracted meeting at
On Monday night, he became very
ill, but his condition was not considered serious until early Tuesday morning
when he became unconscious, suffering from inflammation of the middle ear which
affected his brain. His physician, Dr. T W. McKelvey
of this place, was summoned and later Dr. Schmied of
New
His funeral, which was the largest that ever occurred at this place, there
being fully a thousand people present attending it, took place Sunday morning
at the English Methodist Episcopal church, conducted by Presiding Elder Dr. D.
C. Osbourne, assisted by Rev. Clark of Powhatan, Rev.
C. I. Petty of Matamoras, Rev. R. W. Martin, members of the East Ohio
conference and Rev. W. M. Kinsley of the West Virginia conference and Rev. Rogatsky, pastor of the German Methodist Episcopal church
of this place.
Rev. Wilson was a member of the I. O. O. F. lodge of
Interment in the Harter cemetery.
Additional Facts:
Parents of George M. Wilson are Thomas Wilson and Sally Sarah Carmichael (She
is the grand daughter of John Carmichael, Revolutionary War Solider.)
George Matson Wilson married Mary Belle Young
Children:
Gilbert Haven Wilson, Minerva Wilson, Iola Wilson, Clarence Wilson, Earnst Wilson, Mary Blanche Wilson, Violet Wilson, Eugene
Wilson, Bess Kathleen Wilson, Inez Wilson, Ann Margaret Wilson
Wilson, Rebecca Wilson
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, on Thursday, July 27th,
at her home in
Spirit of Democracy,
Wm. Wilson, aged about 58 years, died on last Tuesday at
his home near Miltonsburg.
Wire, Infant Wire
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, Oct 23d, 1888, infant daughter of
Prof. W. F. Wire, and wife, of
I take these little lambs, said he,
And lay them in my breast,
Protection they shall find in me,
In me be ever blest.
Yoho, Charles Theair Yoho
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, Charles Theair Yoho, son of William and Emily Yoho,
on the 20th of November, 1887, near
Charlie was a bright intelligent and lovely child. He was
always happy and cheerful, spreading sunshine all around him. He leaves a
sorrow stricken mother, a bereaved father, weeping brothers and sisters to
mourn his departure. Charlie is now waiting the coming of his many friends to
greet him upon the celestial shore, for the Savior has said Suffer little
children to come unto me for of such is the
Yost, Child Yost
Spirit of Democracy,
Died, the youngest child of Mr. Chas.
Yost, of Woodsfield, on last Sunday morning. The remains were interred
in the
Zonker, John Zonker
Spirit of Democracy,
Mr. John Zonker, of Switzerland Tp.,
died on Wednesday, aged about 62 years. He was a prominent farmer, and by
industry and economy had amassed considerable property.
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