George Klinkhart, Jr.
The death of George Klinkhart, Jr., Occurred on the afternoon of New Year's day at his home in Sharon Springs. He had bee ill for the past several weeks with tuberculosis. His age was 24 years and he was a son of George and Louise Kineman Klinkhart, both deceased. The family is one of the best known at Sharon Springs and the young man had many friends who will sincerely regret his early demise. The father did January 26 of last year. Those surviving are the following brothers and sisters: Edward Klinkhart, Mrs. Joseph Esmay, the Misses Lula, Eunice and Carmeta Klinkhart of Sharon Springs; Mrs. Andrew Fonda of Fort Plain, and Mrs. Wm. R. Bradley of Herkimer. The funeral was held yesterday.
Canajoharie Courier, Jan. 5, 1916
The death of George Klinkhart, Jr., Occurred on the afternoon of New Year's day at his home in Sharon Springs. He had bee ill for the past several weeks with tuberculosis. His age was 24 years and he was a son of George and Louise Kineman Klinkhart, both deceased. The family is one of the best known at Sharon Springs and the young man had many friends who will sincerely regret his early demise. The father did January 26 of last year. Those surviving are the following brothers and sisters: Edward Klinkhart, Mrs. Joseph Esmay, the Misses Lula, Eunice and Carmeta Klinkhart of Sharon Springs; Mrs. Andrew Fonda of Fort Plain, and Mrs. Wm. R. Bradley of Herkimer. The funeral was held yesterday.
Canajoharie Courier, Jan. 5, 1916
George Klinkhart, Jr.
The death of George Klinkhart, Jr., Occurred on the afternoon of New Year's day at his home in Sharon Springs. He had bee ill for the past several weeks with tuberculosis. His age was 24 years and he was a son of George and Louise Kineman Klinkhart, both deceased. The family is one of the best known at Sharon Springs and the young man had many friends who will sincerely regret his early demise. The father did January 26 of last year. Those surviving are the following brothers and sisters: Edward Klinkhart, Mrs. Joseph Esmay, the Misses Lula, Eunice and Carmeta Klinkhart of Sharon Springs; Mrs. Andrew Fonda of Fort Plain, and Mrs. Wm. R. Bradley of Herkimer. The funeral was held yesterday.
Canajoharie Courier, Jan. 5, 1916
The death of George Klinkhart, Jr., Occurred on the afternoon of New Year's day at his home in Sharon Springs. He had bee ill for the past several weeks with tuberculosis. His age was 24 years and he was a son of George and Louise Kineman Klinkhart, both deceased. The family is one of the best known at Sharon Springs and the young man had many friends who will sincerely regret his early demise. The father did January 26 of last year. Those surviving are the following brothers and sisters: Edward Klinkhart, Mrs. Joseph Esmay, the Misses Lula, Eunice and Carmeta Klinkhart of Sharon Springs; Mrs. Andrew Fonda of Fort Plain, and Mrs. Wm. R. Bradley of Herkimer. The funeral was held yesterday.
Canajoharie Courier, Jan. 5, 1916
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