David Ott, contractor, of Camp Hill, died at his home Sunday morning at 8:30 o’clock aged 69. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Mary Ott, and the following children:
William J., of Philadelphia; Murry of Camp Hill; Frank J. of Camp Hill; Mrs. George Ebersole, of Highspire; Mrs. Roy Mowery, of New Cumberland; Mrs. Alice Barlup, of Camp Hill; Mrs. Effie, at home; Mrs. Elsie Coombe of Camp Hill. Two stepchildren, Raymond Gruver, at home and Miss Alice Gruver of this city also survive.
The Rev. Dr. E. D. Weigel will officiate at the services. Burial will be made in the Camp Hill Cemetery.
Mr. Ott and his sons operated a large stone quarry on Chestnut street for many years. Most of the stone they quarried was used for State highway road construction work. [Evening Report, Lebanon, Lebanon County, Pa., Tuesday September 12, 1922, page 3]
Child of Jacob Ott who was born in Maryland, and Elizabeth Bumgardner also born in Maryland.
William J., of Philadelphia; Murry of Camp Hill; Frank J. of Camp Hill; Mrs. George Ebersole, of Highspire; Mrs. Roy Mowery, of New Cumberland; Mrs. Alice Barlup, of Camp Hill; Mrs. Effie, at home; Mrs. Elsie Coombe of Camp Hill. Two stepchildren, Raymond Gruver, at home and Miss Alice Gruver of this city also survive.
The Rev. Dr. E. D. Weigel will officiate at the services. Burial will be made in the Camp Hill Cemetery.
Mr. Ott and his sons operated a large stone quarry on Chestnut street for many years. Most of the stone they quarried was used for State highway road construction work. [Evening Report, Lebanon, Lebanon County, Pa., Tuesday September 12, 1922, page 3]
Child of Jacob Ott who was born in Maryland, and Elizabeth Bumgardner also born in Maryland.
David Ott, contractor, of Camp Hill, died at his home Sunday morning at 8:30 o’clock aged 69. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Mary Ott, and the following children:
William J., of Philadelphia; Murry of Camp Hill; Frank J. of Camp Hill; Mrs. George Ebersole, of Highspire; Mrs. Roy Mowery, of New Cumberland; Mrs. Alice Barlup, of Camp Hill; Mrs. Effie, at home; Mrs. Elsie Coombe of Camp Hill. Two stepchildren, Raymond Gruver, at home and Miss Alice Gruver of this city also survive.
The Rev. Dr. E. D. Weigel will officiate at the services. Burial will be made in the Camp Hill Cemetery.
Mr. Ott and his sons operated a large stone quarry on Chestnut street for many years. Most of the stone they quarried was used for State highway road construction work. [Evening Report, Lebanon, Lebanon County, Pa., Tuesday September 12, 1922, page 3]
Child of Jacob Ott who was born in Maryland, and Elizabeth Bumgardner also born in Maryland.
William J., of Philadelphia; Murry of Camp Hill; Frank J. of Camp Hill; Mrs. George Ebersole, of Highspire; Mrs. Roy Mowery, of New Cumberland; Mrs. Alice Barlup, of Camp Hill; Mrs. Effie, at home; Mrs. Elsie Coombe of Camp Hill. Two stepchildren, Raymond Gruver, at home and Miss Alice Gruver of this city also survive.
The Rev. Dr. E. D. Weigel will officiate at the services. Burial will be made in the Camp Hill Cemetery.
Mr. Ott and his sons operated a large stone quarry on Chestnut street for many years. Most of the stone they quarried was used for State highway road construction work. [Evening Report, Lebanon, Lebanon County, Pa., Tuesday September 12, 1922, page 3]
Child of Jacob Ott who was born in Maryland, and Elizabeth Bumgardner also born in Maryland.
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