BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH: Andrew FELLERS, merchant, Table Rock, was born in Columbia County, N.Y., and came to Nebraska in 1858, and located in Pawnee County, where he has been active in the agricultural and business industries of the locality since. In 1856, he married {first} Miss Mary Hill, in Pennsylvania, who was born in Luzerne County, and who passed away from this life in 1873,and is buried in the cemetery here. He has a family of three sons and three daughters -- Isobel, Llewellyn, Louisa, Mary, Alice, John and Lewis. In 1874, he was married {second} to Kate Shorts, who was born in Pennsylvania.
SOURCE: "Andreas' History of the State of Nebraska", Written by William Cutler. First published in 1882 by A.T. Andreas (proprietor) of the "Western Historical Company", of Chicago, IL
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Pawnee Republican (Pawnee City, NE), Thursday, December 15, 1892; pg. 6
An Old Settler.
TABLE ROCK, Neb., Dec. 7. - Andrew Fellers, aged 65, one of our earliest settlers, died yesterday after a lingering illness of several weeks, due to a complication of diseases. He settled on his fine farm, which now comprises about 1,000 acres, in 1858. He removed to this village in the spring of 1886. He has been twice elected county commissioner and has been a prominent cattle feeder. He was one of the pillars of the Presbyterian church, and his funeral occurs here today. He leaves a widow and five children.
SOURCE: "Andreas' History of the State of Nebraska", Written by William Cutler. First published in 1882 by A.T. Andreas (proprietor) of the "Western Historical Company", of Chicago, IL
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Pawnee Republican (Pawnee City, NE), Thursday, December 15, 1892; pg. 6
An Old Settler.
TABLE ROCK, Neb., Dec. 7. - Andrew Fellers, aged 65, one of our earliest settlers, died yesterday after a lingering illness of several weeks, due to a complication of diseases. He settled on his fine farm, which now comprises about 1,000 acres, in 1858. He removed to this village in the spring of 1886. He has been twice elected county commissioner and has been a prominent cattle feeder. He was one of the pillars of the Presbyterian church, and his funeral occurs here today. He leaves a widow and five children.
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH: Andrew FELLERS, merchant, Table Rock, was born in Columbia County, N.Y., and came to Nebraska in 1858, and located in Pawnee County, where he has been active in the agricultural and business industries of the locality since. In 1856, he married {first} Miss Mary Hill, in Pennsylvania, who was born in Luzerne County, and who passed away from this life in 1873,and is buried in the cemetery here. He has a family of three sons and three daughters -- Isobel, Llewellyn, Louisa, Mary, Alice, John and Lewis. In 1874, he was married {second} to Kate Shorts, who was born in Pennsylvania.
SOURCE: "Andreas' History of the State of Nebraska", Written by William Cutler. First published in 1882 by A.T. Andreas (proprietor) of the "Western Historical Company", of Chicago, IL
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Pawnee Republican (Pawnee City, NE), Thursday, December 15, 1892; pg. 6
An Old Settler.
TABLE ROCK, Neb., Dec. 7. - Andrew Fellers, aged 65, one of our earliest settlers, died yesterday after a lingering illness of several weeks, due to a complication of diseases. He settled on his fine farm, which now comprises about 1,000 acres, in 1858. He removed to this village in the spring of 1886. He has been twice elected county commissioner and has been a prominent cattle feeder. He was one of the pillars of the Presbyterian church, and his funeral occurs here today. He leaves a widow and five children.
SOURCE: "Andreas' History of the State of Nebraska", Written by William Cutler. First published in 1882 by A.T. Andreas (proprietor) of the "Western Historical Company", of Chicago, IL
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Pawnee Republican (Pawnee City, NE), Thursday, December 15, 1892; pg. 6
An Old Settler.
TABLE ROCK, Neb., Dec. 7. - Andrew Fellers, aged 65, one of our earliest settlers, died yesterday after a lingering illness of several weeks, due to a complication of diseases. He settled on his fine farm, which now comprises about 1,000 acres, in 1858. He removed to this village in the spring of 1886. He has been twice elected county commissioner and has been a prominent cattle feeder. He was one of the pillars of the Presbyterian church, and his funeral occurs here today. He leaves a widow and five children.
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