Jacob Beach died on Wednesday evening at 8:30 o'clock at the hygiene home from a general collapse of the system. He was in his sixty-third year. Most of his life was spent at Marticville, where he was engaged in farming. About two years ago he retired and came to this city. His wife and the following children survive: Elmer of Buffington, Ind.; Ezra, of Fort Wayne, Ind.; Mrs. Annie Goss, of Rohrerstown; Amos and Samuel, of Marticville; Mrs. John Miller, of Smithville; Miss Winnie, at home. (The Semi-Weekly New Era - July 6, 1907)
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Jacob Beach died on Wednesday evening at 8:30 o'clock at the hygiene home from a general collapse of the system. He was in his sixty-third year. Most of his life was spent at Marticville, where he was engaged in farming. About two years ago he retired and came to this city. His wife and the following children survive: Elmer of Buffington, Ind.; Ezra, of Fort Wayne, Ind.; Mrs. Annie Goss, of Rohrerstown; Amos and Samuel, of Marticville; Mrs. John Miller, of Smithville; Miss Winnie, at home. (The Semi-Weekly New Era - July 6, 1907)
Contributor: Anonymous (50463965)
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