Philadelphia Public Ledger
William Henry Filemyr, 72 years old, at St. Joseph's Hospital after being suddenly stricken with apoplexy. He was head of one of the oldest flour and seed establishments in the city. He and his brother Edward, who died a few years ago, succeeded to the business in 1900. Mr. Filemyr was a member of the Commercial Exchange, the Veteran Firemen's Association and the Fireman's Relief Fund.
William Henry Filemyr, 72 years old, at St. Joseph's Hospital after being suddenly stricken with apoplexy. He was head of one of the oldest flour and seed establishments in the city. He and his brother Edward, who died a few years ago, succeeded to the business in 1900. Mr. Filemyr was a member of the Commercial Exchange, the Veteran Firemen's Association and the Fireman's Relief Fund.
Philadelphia Public Ledger
William Henry Filemyr, 72 years old, at St. Joseph's Hospital after being suddenly stricken with apoplexy. He was head of one of the oldest flour and seed establishments in the city. He and his brother Edward, who died a few years ago, succeeded to the business in 1900. Mr. Filemyr was a member of the Commercial Exchange, the Veteran Firemen's Association and the Fireman's Relief Fund.
William Henry Filemyr, 72 years old, at St. Joseph's Hospital after being suddenly stricken with apoplexy. He was head of one of the oldest flour and seed establishments in the city. He and his brother Edward, who died a few years ago, succeeded to the business in 1900. Mr. Filemyr was a member of the Commercial Exchange, the Veteran Firemen's Association and the Fireman's Relief Fund.
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FILEMYR
WILLIAM H.
1844 - 1916
Ruth A.
1843 - 1933
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