Death claimed this honored citizen of Val Verde County, at ranch home of his son Tom Kelley, six miles from Del Rio, last Monday morning, Dec. 2, 1912 at 4 o'clock.
Deceased had been an invalid for a long time and for several months had been continually confined to his bed.
Besides his wife, the following relatives survive him: Daughters, Mesdames L. U. Vasbinder, H. A. Stein and J. Sankey. Sons, Tom, Lora, Bert, and Frank Kelley.Sisters, Mesdames, Sidney Falhaber of New Jersy, Minerva Jerman and Manda Cora of Ohio and one brother Albert Kelley of California.
The last said rites took place at the Del Rio cemetery at 4 o'clock Tuesdayafternoon Dec 3rd. A large concourse of friends being presen.
He was born in Fostoria, Ohio in 1833and died at the age of 79. He came to Texas in 1854.
At the beginnining of the Civil War he joined the Confederate forces and served with honor until the close.
His four sons and two son-in-laws acted as pall bearers.
The Hearld extends true sympathy to the sorrwing ones in thier hours of affliction.
Deceased had been an invalid for a long time and for several months had been continually confined to his bed.
Besides his wife, the following relatives survive him: Daughters, Mesdames L. U. Vasbinder, H. A. Stein and J. Sankey. Sons, Tom, Lora, Bert, and Frank Kelley.Sisters, Mesdames, Sidney Falhaber of New Jersy, Minerva Jerman and Manda Cora of Ohio and one brother Albert Kelley of California.
The last said rites took place at the Del Rio cemetery at 4 o'clock Tuesdayafternoon Dec 3rd. A large concourse of friends being presen.
He was born in Fostoria, Ohio in 1833and died at the age of 79. He came to Texas in 1854.
At the beginnining of the Civil War he joined the Confederate forces and served with honor until the close.
His four sons and two son-in-laws acted as pall bearers.
The Hearld extends true sympathy to the sorrwing ones in thier hours of affliction.
Death claimed this honored citizen of Val Verde County, at ranch home of his son Tom Kelley, six miles from Del Rio, last Monday morning, Dec. 2, 1912 at 4 o'clock.
Deceased had been an invalid for a long time and for several months had been continually confined to his bed.
Besides his wife, the following relatives survive him: Daughters, Mesdames L. U. Vasbinder, H. A. Stein and J. Sankey. Sons, Tom, Lora, Bert, and Frank Kelley.Sisters, Mesdames, Sidney Falhaber of New Jersy, Minerva Jerman and Manda Cora of Ohio and one brother Albert Kelley of California.
The last said rites took place at the Del Rio cemetery at 4 o'clock Tuesdayafternoon Dec 3rd. A large concourse of friends being presen.
He was born in Fostoria, Ohio in 1833and died at the age of 79. He came to Texas in 1854.
At the beginnining of the Civil War he joined the Confederate forces and served with honor until the close.
His four sons and two son-in-laws acted as pall bearers.
The Hearld extends true sympathy to the sorrwing ones in thier hours of affliction.
Deceased had been an invalid for a long time and for several months had been continually confined to his bed.
Besides his wife, the following relatives survive him: Daughters, Mesdames L. U. Vasbinder, H. A. Stein and J. Sankey. Sons, Tom, Lora, Bert, and Frank Kelley.Sisters, Mesdames, Sidney Falhaber of New Jersy, Minerva Jerman and Manda Cora of Ohio and one brother Albert Kelley of California.
The last said rites took place at the Del Rio cemetery at 4 o'clock Tuesdayafternoon Dec 3rd. A large concourse of friends being presen.
He was born in Fostoria, Ohio in 1833and died at the age of 79. He came to Texas in 1854.
At the beginnining of the Civil War he joined the Confederate forces and served with honor until the close.
His four sons and two son-in-laws acted as pall bearers.
The Hearld extends true sympathy to the sorrwing ones in thier hours of affliction.
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