William Wesley Spangler died at his home in Tyrone Twonship near Raudebush's Mill at the age of 64 years 1 month and 13 days.
Death was caused by complication of diseases which he had been ill for about 8 months.
He was a coachmaker by trade and well known throughout Adams County.
He leaves his wife, who before her marriage, was Elizabeth Lerew of Latimore Township.
He also leaves two sisters, Lydia Eichelberger and Mrs. Franklin Wolf. Interment made in Sunnyside Cemetery.
Adams County News October 9, 1915
Death was caused by complication of diseases which he had been ill for about 8 months.
He was a coachmaker by trade and well known throughout Adams County.
He leaves his wife, who before her marriage, was Elizabeth Lerew of Latimore Township.
He also leaves two sisters, Lydia Eichelberger and Mrs. Franklin Wolf. Interment made in Sunnyside Cemetery.
Adams County News October 9, 1915
William Wesley Spangler died at his home in Tyrone Twonship near Raudebush's Mill at the age of 64 years 1 month and 13 days.
Death was caused by complication of diseases which he had been ill for about 8 months.
He was a coachmaker by trade and well known throughout Adams County.
He leaves his wife, who before her marriage, was Elizabeth Lerew of Latimore Township.
He also leaves two sisters, Lydia Eichelberger and Mrs. Franklin Wolf. Interment made in Sunnyside Cemetery.
Adams County News October 9, 1915
Death was caused by complication of diseases which he had been ill for about 8 months.
He was a coachmaker by trade and well known throughout Adams County.
He leaves his wife, who before her marriage, was Elizabeth Lerew of Latimore Township.
He also leaves two sisters, Lydia Eichelberger and Mrs. Franklin Wolf. Interment made in Sunnyside Cemetery.
Adams County News October 9, 1915
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