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Christopher Bolard
COURIER & RECORD-CONNEAUTVILLE, PA.,
JAN. 11, 1872
Donated by Betty Patterson
SUICIDE-Mr. Christopher Bolard, a well known citizen of this county, residing near Saegertown, hung himself in his barn on Sunday. Deceased had shown symptoms of insanity since last summer, at which time he received a severe sunstroke, and the rash act is attributed to that cause. He was discovered only a short time after leaving the house, but life was extinct.
Mrs. Mary A. Bolard
COURIER & RECORD-CONNEAUTVILLE, PA.,
MAY, 9, 1872
Donated by Betty Patterson
MRS. MARY A., wife of the deceased CHRISTOPHER BOLARD, died Apr. 26, 1872 of paralysis after an illness of but two days near Saegertown aged 58 yrs. 9 mos.
Elizabeth (nee Scofield) Platt Howarth
Contributed by Kathie Marynik
Pittsburg Gazette, February 10, 1871
HOWARTH -- Monday, February 6th. ELIZABETH, WIFE OF James Howarth, of Spartansburg, Crawford County, PA. Funeral from the Union Depot TO-DAY, 10th inst., on the arrival of the Allegheny Valley train, at 6:25 AM The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend.
Republican Compiler (Gettysburg, Pennsylvania)
June 11 1823 Page 3
Died on Sunday the 20th May, after a short illness, Gen. Henry Hurst, of Meadville, late member of the Senate of Pennsylvania from that district.
Dr. Wm. Magaw
The Adams Sentinel (Gettysburg, Pennsylvania)
June 3 1829
Died at Meadville, Pa. On the 1st of May, Dr. Wm. Magaw, formerly of Franklin county, Pa., aged about 89 years. He was a patriot of the Revolution, and served as Surgeon in the Pennsylvania Line, during the whole of the war, with great credit to himself, an advantage to the service.
Mr. McBride
Republican Compiler (Gettysburg, Pennsylvania)
September 8, 1824
Meadville, Pa., Aug. 26
Fatal Accident
The horses in the Pittsburgh Stage, on Saturday morning last, while descending a hill, about 4 miles from this place, took fright, from the appearance of a cow with a board tied to her horns, suddenly turned off the road, and upset the stage, by which one of the passengers unfortunately lost his life. The name of the deceased, we learn, was M'Bride, a hatter by trade, and recently from the state of Ohio. He survived the accident but a short period. No blame can attach to the driver. - Messenger.
Archibald M'Elroy
Star and Republican Banner (Gettysburg, Pennsylvania)
January 16 1837
Death by Drowning. A young man named Archibald M'Elroy, a student in Allegany College, at Meadville, Pa., was drowned in a dam on French Creek, near that place, on the 31st ult. He had been skating, with a number of his companions, but at the moment of the accident was considerably in the rear of the rest of the company, when slipping into an air hole, he sunk into the water to rise no more in life. The body was recovered from the water on the following day. The young man was the son of a deceased Methodist Clergyman, late of Columbus, Ohio, and leaves a widowed mother to mourn his early fate.
Hon. Jesse Moore
Republican Compiler (Gettysburg, Pennsylvania)
January 5 1825
Died At Meadville, On Tuesday the 21st ult. , the Hon. Jesse Moore, President of the sixth Judicial District of Pennsylvania in the 59th year of his age.
Florence (nee Danner) Platt
Contributed by Kathie Marynik
Crawford Journal, October 28, 1897
BRITTON RUN
Died, Sunday, October 24, 1897, after a short illness, Mrs. Florence Platt, wife of Alfred Platt, aged 36 years. She leaves four children. Deceased was a good Christian woman and a loving wife and mother.
James A. Platt
Contributed by Kathie Marynik
Tribune Republican, March 2, 1932
Death of James A. Platt
James A. Platt, aged 83 years, died Monday at his home in Spartansburg, succumbing to a stroke of apoplexy suffered two weeks ago. Mr. Platt was born at Britton Run, Sparta township, March 4, 1849. For many years, he was in charge of a farm at Britton Run, retiring about 10 years ago and making Spartansburg his home. His wife died two years ago, and his health began to fail immediately following the bereavement. Mr. Platt was a man of strict integrity in his dealings with his fellow men, and his friends were limited only to the number of his acquaintances. Rev. R. B. Wadesworth, pastor of the Spartansburg M.E. Church, will conduct funeral services at the home at 2 PM Thursday. Interment in Rose Hill Cemetery.
Miss Hannah Scott
Star and Republican Banner (Gettysburg, Pennsylvania)
February 19 1833
Died on the 25th ult., near Meadville, Crawford county, Pa., Miss Hannah Scott, (formerly of this county), aged about 65 years.
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