Miscellaneous Meigs County, Ohio Obituaries
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| John W. Wolf
The Democrat Thurs. Aug 22, 1929 John W. Wolf, a retired farmer of Chester township, passed away at the home of his so, Fred Wolf, on Eagle Ridge Monday night at the age of 80. Death was due to infirmities arising from old age. Mr. Wolf was a life-long resident of Meigs county and well and favorably known. He is survived by several grown children. His wife preceded him in death some time ago. The funeral services were held at Lee chapel Wednesday with burial in a nearby cemetery by the Ewing firm. John V. Leonard The Democrat Thurs. Aug 15, 1929 John V. Leonard, aged 71 years and 11 days, who died Saturday morning in the early hours at Addison, marks the death of three brothers in less than a year's time. Deceased was a member of a family of twelve children, seven having passed on. Mr. Leonard s death was due to heart trouble from which he had suffered for a good many years. He was a member of the F & A M. Lodge and had spent his entire life in and around Addison. Deceased was the oldest of the family and is survived by his wife, Mrs. Catherine Leonard; three brothers, J.O. Leonard, Middleport; Will Leonard, Gallipolis; Harland Leonard, Seattle, Wash,; two sisters, Mrs. T.D. Wood, Vinton, and Mrs, J.A. Pfadd, Covington, Va,. With other relatives. The funeral was held Monday afternoon at the residence conducted by the Baptist minister, afterwhich the Masonic Rites closed the ceremony at the grave in the Cheshire Gravel Hill cemetery. John J. Phillips The Democrat Thurs. Aug 15, 1929 John J. Phillips, aged 49, died at his home on Union Avenue in Pomeroy late Sunday evening. Mr. Phillips was injured while working at the old planing mill in the lower end of Pomeroy, a few weeks ago. A crew of men were employed in tearing down the mill when Mr. Phillips tripped and fell from the second story. He was injured about the head and back. For some time he was in the Holzer hospital but was brought to his home about ten days ago. Double pnuemonia set in and after a few days of severe suffering, he passed away. Mr. Phillips was an active member of the Methodist and Christian churches. He was also a member of Pomeroy Lodge No. 596, K. of P. The lodge held their services at the residence at 7:30 Tuesday evening. Mr. Phillips was childless but he is survived by his widow, two sisters, Mrs. Mannie Davis and Miss Sarah Phillips, of Pomeroy, and one brother, Afred Phillips, of Cincinnati. Three children, whom he reared, Fred, Gladys, and Mary Ellen Daniels, also survive. The funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at the residence, conducted by Revs. Watkins and McCullough. Interment was made in the Beech Grove cemetery with Finsterwald in charge. John H Brown The Democrat Thurs Sept 26, 1929 John H. Brown, 67, died at Rutland Monday afternoon after an illness of several months. He is survived by his widow, two daughters, Mrs. Davidson, of Rutland, at whose home he died, and Mrs. Violet Williams, of Charleston, W.Va, two sons, Alfred of Rutland, and H.S. of Columbus, and two sisters. The funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at the Cheshire Baptist church with burial in the Cheshire cemetery by the Finsterwald firm. John Findling The Democrat Thus Nov 14, 1929 John Findling, 78, died at his home at Ball Run Thursday morning after an illness of some months. His wife preceded him in death but he is survived by several grown children, scattered over the country. The funeral services were held Sunday at the residence with burial in the Middleport Hill cemetery with the Finserwald firm in charge. Mary A. Dill The Democrat Thurs July 4, 1929 Mrs. Mary Ann Dill, 74 years of age, passed away at her home near Enterprise, a suburb of Pomeroy, Sunday after suffering three years as the result of a stroke. Mrs Dilll is survived aby her husband Josiah Dill, seven daughters, Mrs. Julia Guinther, of Beaver, PA; Mrs. Goldsmith Cornwell, of Martins Ferry, O, and Mrs. Robert Arnold, Mrs. George Grueser, Mrs. Delbert Bruce, Mrs. Albert Hartung, and Mrs. Leepa Hysell all of Pomeroy. One Son John Dill of Pomeroy, forty-five grandchildren and several great grandchildren Five sons and one daughter preceded her in death. Mrs. Dill was born in England and came to this country when she was a small girl. She was an ardent church worker and was a member of the Enterprise U.B. Church. The funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at 2:00 at Enterprise church and interment was made in the Gilmore Cemetary by Ewing. Mary Cross The Democrat Thurs. Aug 22, 1929 Mrs. Mary Cross, aged 78, widow of the late Timothy Cross, was found dead in her home at Racine Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. Mrs. Cross was last seen on Thursday and from evidence gathered, it seemed that she had died Thursday evening. Her body was lying on the floor. Heart trouble was the cause of her death. Mrs. Cross' husband died several years ago but she is survived by ten childre: Emile and Dean, of Fort Laudermilk; Fla., Robert of Iowa, Mrs. Nellie Smart, of Radnor, O., Clara and Mrs. Albert Cooper, of Martins Ferry, O.S. Cross , of Letart Falls, George, of New York, Harry M. of Middleport, and Mrs. Tom Pickens, of Racine. The funeral services were held at the Racine M.E. church Monday afternoon with burial at Racine by Rawlings. Mary A. Carson The Democrat Thurs. Aug 15, 1929 Mrs. Mary Ann Carson, 87years of age, died at her home on Leading Creek Sunday evening of infirmities caused by old age. Mrs. Carson was the widow of the late Wm. Carson, well known Meigs farmer. She is survived by six children, H.W. Carson, of Lessage, w.Va., and R.B. former Meigs representative, H.L, Bert and George Carson, and Mrs Bora Hoffman, all who live near their old home. She is also survived by nineteen grandchildren, seventeen great grandchildren and four great great grandchildren. Mrs. Carson was a good neighbor, a devout church member, and will be greatly missed in her community. The funeral services were held at the residence Tuesday afternoon conducted by Rev. Bolton, of Rutland. Burial in the Wright cemetery with Fisnterwald in charge. Mary Lochary The Democrat Thurs. Aug 15, 1929 Mrs. Mary Lochary, widow of the late Judge John H. Lochary, died at her home in Pomeroy Thursday of last week after suffering for some time with tumor of the brain. She was 69 years of age at the time of her death. Mrs. Lochary has been failing in health for some time and several weeks ago, she was taken to the John Hopkins hospital for an operation. She secured only temporary relief and since had been rapidly declining. All her life, Mrs. Lochary had been interested in public affairs and active for the betterment of the community. She was one of the oldest members of the Shakespeare Club and was greatly interested in welfare work. She was a member of the Grace Episcopal church and an ardent worker for the church. She is survived by one son, Patrick, of Pomeroy, and three daughters, Mrs. Wallace Glenn, of Nelsonville, Miss Helen Lochary, of Columbus, and Mrs. Glen Chase, of Huntington. The funeral services were held at the residence Sunday afternoon. Mary Vance The Democrat Thurs Oct 3, 1929 Mary Vance, 83, widow of Geo. Vance, late of Cheshire, died Tuesday as the result of a complication of diseases. The funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at the Cheshire Baptist church. Interment was made in the Cheshire Gravel Hill cemetery by Rawlings. Sarah C. Cochran The Democrat Thurs Sept 12, 1929 Mrs. Sarah C (Webster) Cochran died at her home at Reedsville Friday evening after a short illness. She had been in declining health for some time. She was in her eighty-fourth year and was united in marriage to Jame a Cochran January 20,1867. In early girlhood she united with the M.E. church and was a faithful member. She lived a quiet, unassuming life and was respected by all. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. Nettie Woodyard, of Parkersburg, three sons, Harvey, at home Rev. N.C. Cochran, of Racine, and one sone who resides in Oklahoma. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Ira Lyons,of Belleville, in the M.E. church Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. Burial was made in the Belleville cemetery beside her husband, who passed on about eight years ago. Sarah J. Clark
William A. Butcher
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