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Fleetwood, Clarence Lerr.v,
1919-
Bessie Pearl (Miller) Shane
BESSIE PEARL MILLER SHANER
C. Fleetwood
BESSIE PEARL (MILLER) SHANER
b 12 Oct 1890
d 26 Sep 1954
C. Fleetwood
Allen County Public Library
Street
PO Box
Fort Wayne, IN 46801-22 70
Bessie fearo.
Preface
The following has been assembled for the benefit of anyone
with a curiosity about this segement of their past history,
A life for Bessie Pearl Miller was fragil during her early
childhood.
Together the vivid recollections passed to me by my
grand father, William Fleetwood, Bessies' uncle, and the
family album I inherited, is being reconstructed for this
period.
It is trusted a descendant of Bessie Pearls will find
this worthwhile.
C. Fleetwood, Bessies cousin.
C Fleetwood
Be ss i e ' s grand parents
William A. Flee
twood, Sr.
b 11 Jun 1833
d 30 May 1917
Nearly 84 yrs
md 19 Jan 1855
Pickaway 0.
Hetty Timmons
b 8 Jun 1836
d 11 Nov 1889
53 yrs of age
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born in
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1. Fleetwood,
Irwin
b
d
2. Fleetwood,
John Vfesley
b 1857
d as infant
3. Fleetwood,
Sarah Alice
b 4 Jun 1859
d 21 Nov 1932
4. Fleetwood,
Minerva
b 26 Apr 1863
d 17 Dec 1954
5. Fleetwood,
Mary Jane
b 18 Oct 1864
d 8 Feb 1892
b in Inc
iana
6. Fleetwood,
Thomas Sherman
b 25 Apr 1868
d 1925
7. Fleetwood,
Artemicia Jane
b 24 Jan 1870
d 13 Mar 1952
8, Fleetwood,
Rosann B,
b 2 Jul 1872
d 14 Dec 1892
9. Fleetwood,
Cora E.
b 18 Aug 1875
d 11 Sep 1893
in. Fleetwood,
William A. Jr.
b 21 Apr 1878
d 18 Mar 1953
William A. Fleetwood, Sr. Death Certificate lists no father but the
mother as 'Tanner". William A. Sr, Hetty, Mary Jane, Rosann B<and
Cora E, all rest in the Crawford cemetery one half mile east of their
home on Crawford Road.
Rosann and Cora never married, both died of TB as did Mary Jane.
Note 4 deaths from TB in 19 months, including the mother, Hetty.
Hetty's epitaph reads "She's gone to the world above".
Mary Jane and .ibsalom
moved into the log
t^home lSyO. ibsalom
6 brought and wife in.
6 iimma remained until
birth of Joe.
The log home in which Jenny was born.
On a winding road, near a grove of trees stood an old log house
large trees were near and an old hammock hung between two trees
It was made of wooden barrel staves, held together with strong
wire. An old pump also was in front of the house.
Going inside by the front door, one entered a good sized
kitchen with a wood burning stove or range. There were some
chairs, a table and cupboards with glass doors in upper part.
To the right was another room with heating stove, chairs and
a cupboard with tin in the doors.
Off the kitchen was a shed which was used for wood for the
stoves and to wash clothes. There was an upstairs with two
beds. If there was more furniture, I do not remember. The
house belonged to Will Fleetwood.
I was born in this house, 30 October 1896, Jenny Miller.
As found in the "My Life Story" by Jennie Miller
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Bessie Pearl Millers parents
4ta child of William A. Fleetwood, Sr
Bessie, William, Mary Jane
Absalon Miller,
FLEETWOOD, MARY JANE
b 18 Oct 1864 d 10 Aug 1892
md 7 Feb 1890
Miller, Absolam Parker ^ a b 29 Jan 1869 d 3 Feb 1898
Mary died 27 yrs . 9 mo. 22 da.
see "Family Tragedy" following.
u"mer, Bessie Peerl b , 2 Oct 1890 A da„,s Ce. In.
Mary Jane Fleetwood with her brother and 3 sisters.
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THE CLOCK AND FAMILY TRAGEDY
The clock pictured above is in our home and operating. Inscribec
on its back in faint legible pencil are the words:
Guaranted one year
$5.00
Sept 5, .1892
As an inquisitive youngster, I was fascinated by this instrument
which always had its place in the long, seemingly hollow kitchen
and eating area of my grandfathers home. It struck with a loud
clang, and the emptiness of the kitchen caused its ticking to
echo far into the other rooms. Yet it was a grand time-piece
in those days.
My grandfather, William A.
to me as follows:
Fleetwood Jr., related its histc
Consumption had taken his sister Mary Jane less than two years
after her marriage. She had lived in the log house built in
1866 by her father, William A. Fleetwood, Sr.
Six months later, Rosann was badly ill with consumption, and
medicine had been prescribed on an hourly schedule. There was
no time piece in the house. William Sr., collected all his
coins and sent my grandfather, then age 14, on horseback to
Berne to buy a clock. Berne was nearly three miles away.
He brought home the "Rocket" made by the Ingraham Company, of
Bristol, Connecticut.
Three months after the clocks arrival, Rosann died at the age
of twenty. Nine months later, Cora, age eighteen, was taken
also by consumption.
Their mother, Hetty, had died two and a half years earlier.
In less than four years, the family of eleven was reduced to
seven.
Mary Jane's husband, Absalom, remarried to Emma J. Urich and
continued living in the log house on the farm. In Four years
Absalom also succumbed to consumption at the age of twenty-nine.
Before William Jr ' s death in 1953, he advised Clarence, his
only son, that I was to have the clock from the kitchen.
As the "Rocket" did for three generations,
out the hours to its fourth.
it now serenely calls
Fleetwood
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!l"y Jane Fleetwood brother and sisters families
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Bessie Pearl - Thelma - Clay Shar
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Shaner, Henery Clay b 9 „ug 16S6 Darte Ct
Bessie fi 26 Sep 54 i.iercer cty 0. Clay son of Silas
Shaner & Tobitha Heiic!:. a 6 Dec 1960. Clay barberei..
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children of Bessie and Clay Shaner
1 . Shaner, Thelma LaVaun
2. shaner, Alice Woynetta
3. Shaner, Clay Junior (Jay)
4. Shaner, Louis Dwight
5. Shaner, Vilas Leon
6. Shaner, Virginia Lee
7. Shaner, Boyd LaVern
b
20
May
1912
b
1 1
Jul
1915
b
5
May
1918
b
14
Jun
1921
b
27
Jun
1925
b
20
Nov
1928
b
25
Dec
1932
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SHANER, THELMA LAVAUN
Grunden, Herbert Franklin
children:
1 . Grunden, Jack Lewis
2. Grunden, Donald Jean
3. Grunden, Jerry Lee
4. Grunden, Linda Lu
5. Grunden, Edna Kay
6. Grunden, Dianna Suzanna
7. Grunden, Michael Keith
8. Grunden, Sammy Joe
md 29 Aug 1930
b 1 7 Jan
191 1 d
17 Jan 1969
b 31 Mar
1932
b 27 Jan
1934
b 1 7 Dec
1937
b 20 Jul
1941
b 15 Feb
1945
b 1 7 Apr
1945
b 28 Jul
1946
b 24 May
1953
GRUNDEN, JACK LEWIS md 3 Jul 1955
Edwards, Colleen b 13 May 1937
Colleen b Rowan Cty, China Grove, No Carolina
children:
1 . Grunden, Jackie Reid
2. Grunden, Penny La von
3. Grunden, Dee Ann
4. Grunden, Michael Todd
b 21 Apr 1956
b 3 Sep 1958 d 29 May 1961
b 6 Apr 1962 Concord No. Car,
b 1 Jul 1965 Charlotte NC
GRUNDEN, DONALD JEAN
Combs, Alpha Madeline
children:
1 . Grunden, Debra Jean
2. Grunden, Anthony Wayne
3. Grunden, Ronald Lee
4. Grunden, Herbert Allen
5. Grunden, David Scott
GRUNDEN, JERRY LEE
Blackburn, Cora
children:
1 . Grunden, Sherrie Ann
md
24
May
1 955
b
1 6
Oct
1937
London Ky
b
2
Sep
1955
Celina
b
29
Apr
1957
"
b
1
Apr
1958
"
b
1 1
May
1960
St Marys 0.
b
26
Apr
1964
Celina 0.
md
14
Jun
1958
b
17
Mar
1930
b 22 Oct 1959 Celina O.
GRUNDEN, LINDA LU md 1 1 Feb
Marshal, Eugene Cletus b 8 Jun
children:
1. Marshal, Susan Marie b 28 Jul
2. Marshal, James Alan b 10 Jun
3. Marshal, Patricia Ann b 15 Mar
1961
1939 Versailes 0.
1961 Sidney 0.
1963 "
1966 "
GRUNDEN, EDNA KAY
Gibson, Harry Michael
children
1 . Gibson, Larry Michael
2. Gibson, Donny Jay
md 21
b 9
b 10
b 28
Dec
Jun
Mar
Oct
1963
1943 Lima O
1 963 Celina O.
1967 "
GRUNDEN, DIANNA SUZANNA
Miller, Charles Clark
children:
1. Miller, Lori Diane
md 1
b 17
Aug
Apr
1964
1942 Warren,
2 Sep 19 68 Col i na O.
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GRUNDEN, MICHAEL KEITH md 21 Jan 1967
Roehm, Lucille Edith b 23 Oct 1948 Decatur, In
chi ldren :
1. Grunden, Kimberly Kay b 29 Jul 1967 Celina O
2. Grunden, Bradley Lyn b 14 Sep 1969 "
SHANER, ALICE WOYNETTA md 11 May 1935 Celina 0.
Curts, William Martin b 27 Mar 1904 d 13 Jun 1978
Alice emp Goodyear Rubber Co. Wm emp by Railroad, son of
Lorenzo B Curts and Jennie Burris. He rests Elm Grove Cem .
children:
1. Curts, Larry Gene b 11 Feb 1938 St. Marys O.
CURTS, LARRY GENE md 6 Dec 1957
(1stmd) Wolford, Audrey I. b 4 May 1939 Van Wert O.
chi ldren :
1. Curts, Rod Allen b 22 Jun 1959 d 23 Jun 1959
2. Curts, Julie Ann b 9 Jul 1962 Van Wert O.
(2ndmd) McCormick, Baily Marcia Eilien
3. Curts, Tod Eugene b 13 Oct 1966
SHANER, CLAY Jr. md 1 Jan 1939 Decatur In
Lusk, Vera Irene b 17 Dec 1919 Auglaize Co.
Vera dau Frank Lusk and Catherine Brickard. Clay emp as a
barber and served WWII, Vera emp as a beautician.
children :
1. Shaner, Barbara Ann b 26 Jun 1942 Celina O
2. Shaner, Tyrone Clay b 22 Feb 1944 "
SHANER, BARBARA ANN md 3 Aug 1963
Cramer, Phillip Allen b 24 Apr 1939 Van Wert O.
chi ldren :
1. Cramer, Michael Allen b 23 Jul 1965 Celina O.
SHANER, TYRONE CLAY md 18 Jul 1964
Schockman, Carolyn Lucille b 23 Oct 1946 Celina O.
SHANER, LOUIS DWIGHT md 21 Sep 1946 St. Mary O.
Cook, Marjorie May b 13 Aug 1926 Ostrander O.
Louis was a Brick Mason, Marjorie dau of Marion Henry
Cook and Flora M. Miller. They reside 649 E. Livingston
Celina, Ohio. 45822.
children :
1. Shaner, Ricardo Louis b 17 Nov 1946 Celina
SHANER, RICARDO LOUIS md 1 Mar 1969
Magateau, Amber Anita b 1 Apr 1953 Lima O.
children :
1. Shaner, Louis Ricardo b 9 Jul 1969 Celina 0.
2. Shaner, Ann Ranea b 21 Aug 1971 "
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SHANER, VILAS LEON md 16 Feb 1952 Celina, O,
Dicke, Laurie Rose b 14 May 1927
Vilas served US Army 1948-49. Emp by Celina Financial
Corp. Laurie dau of Alvin J, Dicke-Laura S. Dicke. Gr .
parents Henry Dicke, Frederick I
bookkeeper .
children:
1 . Shaner, Gwen Sue b
2. Shaner, Grady Leon b
3. Shaner, Kent Alvin b
artke. Laurie emp as a
12 Oct 1953 Celina
11 Apr 1956 "
25 Feb 1960 "
SHANER, GWEN SUE
Howell, David, A.
children
1. Howell, Leah Laure
md
b
b 1 7 Aug 1 980 Celina
SHANER, GRADY LEON
Bollenbacher , Diane
children:
1. Shaner, Grant Leon
md
b
b 16 Jun 1981 St. Marys 0.
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SHANER, VIRGINIA LEE md 5 Apr 1947 Decatur In,
Brehm, Alvin Lee b 29 Nov 1927 Celina 0.
Alvin was son of John Brehm-Edna Bollenbacher . He was
employed in farming.
children:
1 . Brehm, Linden James John
2. Brehm, Gary Wayne
3. Brehm, Randall Amos
4. Brehm, Merrill J. Douglas
5. Brehm, Stephan Grieg
6. Brehm, Leslie Michael Todd
7. Brehm, Carla Charlotta Suzen 20 Apr 1965
b 30 Aug 1947 Celina 0.
b 14 Oct 1949
b 9 Feb 1951
b 18 Feb 1954
b 2 Dec 1957
b 21 May 1962
BREHM, LINDEN JAMES JOHN
Garwood, Joan Louise
md 28 Jun 1969
b 18 Aug 1951 Mercer Co.
BREHM, GARY WAYNE md
Brown, Joyce b
children:
1. Brehm, Stephanie Lee Ann 20 Nov 1971 Key West Fla,
2. Brehm, Heather Lee Mae b 27 May 1976 Rockford O.
3. Brehm, Bryan Lee Joe b
4. Brehm, Kaylin Lee Rae b
5 Sep 1977
25 Mar 1981
BREHM, RANDALL AMOS
Barbar, Marcia
md
b
BREHM, MERRILL J. DOUGLAS md
Walls, Sharla b
BREHM, STEPHAN GRIEG
Hensley, Gay Lywn
children:
1 . Brehm, Mandy Lynn
2. Brehm, Any Lynn
md
b
b 11 Feb 1982 Van Wert
b 22 Apr 1983 "
SHANER, BOYD LAVERN md 18 Dec 1954 Columbia SC
Murray, Evelyn Louise b 2 Jan 1937 Blackshear Ga.
Resided at 6638 Wingard St., Columbia SC 29209
Boyd served US Army Mar 1953-Mar 1955, Corporal, then emp
as a press room supervisor and insurance salesman.
Evelyn dau of George W._- Gladys Murray,
children:
1. Shaner, Vickie Lynn b 24 Sep 1955 Celina O
2. Shaner, Boyd L. Jr., b 4 Apr 1958 "
3. Shaner, Charles Allen b 12 Sep 1966 "
SHANER, VICKIE LYNN md
Pierce, Wade b
Resided 2330 Thornton Ave, Columbia, SC 29169
children:
1. Pierce, Travis Wade b 27 Oct 1977 Tulsa Ok.
2. Pierce, Justin Grant b 17 Aug 1981 Columbia SC
SHANER, BOYD L. Jr.,
Resided in Berlin NJ 08009
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is. Clay Shaner Mourned
By Husband, Seven Children
Mrs. Bessie Miller Shaner 63
| wife of Clay Shaner, Celina barber i
J of 649 East Livingston street, died
(early Sunday morning after a ling-
ering illness. She had been ad-
mitted to the Otis hospital at 1
i o'clock and lived only six hours.
• She was born October 12, 1890,
tf.ie daughter of the late Abner and
Mary Jane Fleetwood Miller. In
1912 she was united in marriage
with Mr. Shaner, and they have
lived in Celina for a number of
years.
She was a member of the Celina
i Assembly of God Church.
Surviving with the husband are
their seven children, Thelma. the
wif» of Herbert Grunden of R 5.
I Celina; Alice, the \ife of Will-
iam Kurts of St. Marvs; Virginia,
the wife of Alvin Brehm of R. 1,
Celina; Clay Jr., Louis and Leon
of Celina and Cpl. Boyd Shaner
I with the Airborn Division of the
|U. S. army, stationed at Ft. Jack-
json, Sionth Carolina.
I There are 17 grandchildren and
[two half sisters, the Misses Myrtle
and Jennie Miller of Ft. Wayne.
I The body is being prepared for
burial at the Pulskamp Funeral
Home, where friends may call aft- 1
er 7 o'clock this evening.
Funeral rites will be conducted
at 2 o'clock at the Funeral Home I
on Wednesday and at 2:30 at the
Assembly of God Church, by the I
Rev. William Spieer. Burial will be;
inade ia Swamp College cemetery..
Clay Shaner, 74, One Of Oldest
Practicing Barbers. Dies
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8.' C. (Clay) Shaner, 74, 649
lut Livingston St., Celina, one
i the oldest practicing bar-
W in the State of Ohio died
Jfl morning at 5:30 in the Otis
Hospital.
Ifr. Shaner, who had started
"*rt>ering in 190-1, had been in
*&ag health for sometime but
^ been in the shop, which he
grated with his son Jay, about
**» weeks ago. He had worked
jj bis trade except from 1915
■ 1919, when he was a male
■j&e in the Otis Hospital.
He was born in Darke County,
J"PJst 9, 1S8G, the son of the
*f. Silas and Tabithe Hcmick
* J ner. He was married t o
,£«ie Pearl Miller in 1912 and
!** died in 1954. Two brothers
I'M three sisters are also de-
j*Jsed.
tuL ^' Dick anc ' Sons Funeral
JSie has charge of the ar-
iSgements and relatives and
/jfencis may call there alter
10 a.m. Wednesday.
Surviving are three daughters.
Mrs. Herbert (Thelma) Grun-
den, Celina; Mrs. William (Al-
ice) Curts of St. Marys; Mrs
Alvin (Virginia) Brehm of R.
1, Celina; four sons. Clay (Jay).
Jr., Louis and Leon of Celina,
Boyd of Columbua, S. C; 22
grandchildren and seven great
grandchildren.
Mr. Shaner was a member of
the Assembly of God Church,
where the rites will be held
Thursday 2 pm The Rev Lau-
rence Shaw will officiate and
the burial will follow in Swamp
College Cemetery
H. C. Shaner
SHREWSBURY. England (L"PI>
— Floodwaters of the River
Severn have put several front
rows of a movie theater here un-
der water, but the shov wenl on
A sign outside the theater Mon-
day said: "Non-swimmers can net
be admitted in the 30 cent seats."
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Step Mother
f brother
sister
>nd md (Miller, Absalom P.)
l ; nch, Emma J.
md 26 May 1893
b d
Absalom d 3 Feb 1898 ?9 v^ c n ,* u ^ 932 Ft Wa Y n e
rest 1st ar,lT'J 8 ^ 2 L y l S 2"" . He and Mar * ^"e Fleetwood
rest 1st grave east of Wm A
children:
■ Miller, Myrtle (nvmd)
Miller, Mary Jane (Jenny)
Fleetwood grave, Crawford Cem.
b 9 Oct 1894 d
b 30 Oct 1896 d 26 Mar 1993
Jenny too, the name of Absalom ■ s f£st w e ? r ^
e ;ff:; tl ,t; P deat ? ? f Absaiom ' Mary j - ; — sorted
° aitler «nt homes, at 7 years she was taken in bv Abe
granger, Banker as foster parents. She remained with
7 years 1983 "^ ^^ Jena * neVer ^rried! At
q V r ' 1 ' Jenny was in good health and mind, resid
■ng at Apt 131, Interlaken Dv, Berne, In.
Children of Urich, Emma J
. Joe
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>ung, Clyd«
(2nd md)
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from Berne Witness Feb 10, 1898
".Absolome P. Miller, son of Mr and Mrs Matnias
Miller of Blue Creek trwp, died of consumption
Thursday Feb 3, 1898 and was buried Friday
the 4th. His age was 29 years and 4 days.
He sought the Lord and found him previous to
his death, and expressed willingness to depart
this life and be with Christ, encouraging
others to be faithful in this life to their
maker."
therefore his birth Jan 29, 1869
DECATUR: Mary J. "Jenny" Miller, 96.
died Saturday at Adams County Memorial
Hospital. Decafur. She worked in food
service at Millers Cafeteria in Fort Wayne
for seven years and Fort Wayne Bible Col-
lege for 14 years. Service* at 1 p.m. today
at Yager-Kirchholer Funeral Home,
Berne. Calling from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Bur-
ial in M.R.E. Cemetery, Berne. Memorials
to First Mennonite Church or Swiss Vil-
, lage. 'J'ZC- /^93
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1926: Clay, Bessie and family visited my grand parents farm
near Berne, Ind., Adams county, Wabash township, this was
Bessies 1 uncle, William.
Rear: , Frank Cottrell, husband of Alice, Clay Shaner,
Bessie (Miller) Shaner, chil^, Mary Fleetwood, William A.
Fleetwood, Alice Fleetwood Cottrell, Ethel Fleetwood, Clarence
Fleetwood.
Front: , Chester Fleetwood, Gearld Fleetwood,
Thelma Fleetwood, Ileene Fleetwood,
center kneeling ?
From an old photo
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Epitaph
"She's gone to worlds above
where saints and angels meet
To realize our saviors love
and worship at his feet"
Crawford Cemetery
Crawford Road
Wabash Township.
Adams County, In. ,
Epitaph
"Rest mother rest in quiet sleep
While friends in sorrow
o'er thee weep"
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Bessies Grand Parents
Crawford Cemetery
Crawford Road
Wabash Township.
Adams County, In.,
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Grand father, William Fleetwood,
1 June 1833, d 3 May 1917
FRIDAY,
WILLIAM FLEETWOOD DIED
SUDDENLY OF APOPLEXY
William Fleetwood, one of Berne'r
oldest citizens, was found dead in &
cnair at his home Wednesday after-
noon at about 4:30" o'clock by his
daughter, Mrs. Frank CottrelL The
body was still warm and death had
probably resulted within the hour.
The coroner's verdict after he had
Been called, was that death was due
to apoplexy. Mr. Fleetwood had been
in ill health for several days but
when last seen by his daughter at
about one o'clock, he had not seemed
any worse!
Deceased was born in Pickaway
Co., Ohio, on June 3, 1833. thus bring-
ing his age to 83 years, ll months and
23 days.
.He was. married to Miss Hettie
Timmons January 24, 1854. To this
union ten children were born. In
March, 1866, they moved to Indiana
and purchased the farm east of Berne
which he still owned at his death.
For the past few years he had retired
from the farm, although he continued
to work from time to time.
_ Surviving are two sons, Thomas S.
and William A., and three daughters,
Mrs. Alice Cottrell, Mrs. Minerva
Ray and Mrs. Artie Murray. Also 22
grandchildren and % 21 great-grand-
children, survive.
He was preceded in death by two-
sons, Irvt'n and Wesley anfl three
daughters, Mrs. Mary J. Miller, Ro- '
sanne, and Clara E. "Fleetwood. '
Funeral services will take place this
afternoon at one o'clock from the
home here in Berne and at 2 o'clock
from the Crawford church, east of
Berne. Interment will take place at
Crawford cemetery.
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brief account of the TIMMONS_ ancestories.
ca 1 660 (to Am 1 680)
Generd t i ons :
1 . Timmons, William
2. Timmons, John
3. Timmons, Joseph,
4. Timmons, Joseph, Jr
5. Timmons, John
5. Timmons, William A.
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b ca 1 700 d 25 Oct 1 771 Md.
Worcester Co.
b 22 Mar 1743 d 3 Mar 1795 Md.
ca 1770 d
ca 1793
1837
1857
6. Timmons, Hetty (Esther A.) b 8 Jun 1836 d. 11 Nov 1889
William A. Fleetwood, Sr takes his military pension and moves
to Adams county, Indiana 1866.
HECKMAN
BINDERY INC.
SEPT 96