Fairmont West Virginian pg. 1 May 13, 1904
MRS. BARTHOLOW DEAD
PASSED AWAY AT 6:40 THIS MORNING SURROUNDED BY ALL THE LIVING MEMBERS OF HER FAMILY Mrs. Otis Bartholow died this morning at 6:40 o'clock at her home below this city. Death came in the nature of a relief, her sufferings for the past several weeks having been intense. Mrs. Bartholow had been afflicted for three years with some stomach and bowel trouble from which no relief could be obtained except for short periods at long intervals.
She was formerly Miss Fannie Freeland, and was united In marriage to Otis Bartholow in 1861, from which happy union eight children were born, seven boys arid one girl, namely, U. G, who is now located Zanesville, Ohio; Harry and Cornelius, who were killed in the performance of their duties as trainmen in the Fairmont yards; Charles L., who is assistant Chief of police in this city; Lewis, (deceased); Clarence J., now living at Steubenville, Ohio; Pinkney, who lives in this city, and Anna, who is the wife of Ellis West, a Baltimore and Ohio conductor.
During her lifetime Mrs. Bartholow was a member of the Methodist Protestant Church, and was an exemplary Christian woman. The funeral will be held at three o'clock to-morrow, services to be conducted by Rev J. Engle. Mrs. Bartholow expressed a desire to be buried in old Fairmont cemetery, as it is the place of burial of her children.
***Contributor: Gena Wagaman (49326513) • [email protected]
MRS. BARTHOLOW DEAD
PASSED AWAY AT 6:40 THIS MORNING SURROUNDED BY ALL THE LIVING MEMBERS OF HER FAMILY Mrs. Otis Bartholow died this morning at 6:40 o'clock at her home below this city. Death came in the nature of a relief, her sufferings for the past several weeks having been intense. Mrs. Bartholow had been afflicted for three years with some stomach and bowel trouble from which no relief could be obtained except for short periods at long intervals.
She was formerly Miss Fannie Freeland, and was united In marriage to Otis Bartholow in 1861, from which happy union eight children were born, seven boys arid one girl, namely, U. G, who is now located Zanesville, Ohio; Harry and Cornelius, who were killed in the performance of their duties as trainmen in the Fairmont yards; Charles L., who is assistant Chief of police in this city; Lewis, (deceased); Clarence J., now living at Steubenville, Ohio; Pinkney, who lives in this city, and Anna, who is the wife of Ellis West, a Baltimore and Ohio conductor.
During her lifetime Mrs. Bartholow was a member of the Methodist Protestant Church, and was an exemplary Christian woman. The funeral will be held at three o'clock to-morrow, services to be conducted by Rev J. Engle. Mrs. Bartholow expressed a desire to be buried in old Fairmont cemetery, as it is the place of burial of her children.
***Contributor: Gena Wagaman (49326513) • [email protected]
Fairmont West Virginian pg. 1 May 13, 1904
MRS. BARTHOLOW DEAD
PASSED AWAY AT 6:40 THIS MORNING SURROUNDED BY ALL THE LIVING MEMBERS OF HER FAMILY Mrs. Otis Bartholow died this morning at 6:40 o'clock at her home below this city. Death came in the nature of a relief, her sufferings for the past several weeks having been intense. Mrs. Bartholow had been afflicted for three years with some stomach and bowel trouble from which no relief could be obtained except for short periods at long intervals.
She was formerly Miss Fannie Freeland, and was united In marriage to Otis Bartholow in 1861, from which happy union eight children were born, seven boys arid one girl, namely, U. G, who is now located Zanesville, Ohio; Harry and Cornelius, who were killed in the performance of their duties as trainmen in the Fairmont yards; Charles L., who is assistant Chief of police in this city; Lewis, (deceased); Clarence J., now living at Steubenville, Ohio; Pinkney, who lives in this city, and Anna, who is the wife of Ellis West, a Baltimore and Ohio conductor.
During her lifetime Mrs. Bartholow was a member of the Methodist Protestant Church, and was an exemplary Christian woman. The funeral will be held at three o'clock to-morrow, services to be conducted by Rev J. Engle. Mrs. Bartholow expressed a desire to be buried in old Fairmont cemetery, as it is the place of burial of her children.
***Contributor: Gena Wagaman (49326513) • [email protected]
MRS. BARTHOLOW DEAD
PASSED AWAY AT 6:40 THIS MORNING SURROUNDED BY ALL THE LIVING MEMBERS OF HER FAMILY Mrs. Otis Bartholow died this morning at 6:40 o'clock at her home below this city. Death came in the nature of a relief, her sufferings for the past several weeks having been intense. Mrs. Bartholow had been afflicted for three years with some stomach and bowel trouble from which no relief could be obtained except for short periods at long intervals.
She was formerly Miss Fannie Freeland, and was united In marriage to Otis Bartholow in 1861, from which happy union eight children were born, seven boys arid one girl, namely, U. G, who is now located Zanesville, Ohio; Harry and Cornelius, who were killed in the performance of their duties as trainmen in the Fairmont yards; Charles L., who is assistant Chief of police in this city; Lewis, (deceased); Clarence J., now living at Steubenville, Ohio; Pinkney, who lives in this city, and Anna, who is the wife of Ellis West, a Baltimore and Ohio conductor.
During her lifetime Mrs. Bartholow was a member of the Methodist Protestant Church, and was an exemplary Christian woman. The funeral will be held at three o'clock to-morrow, services to be conducted by Rev J. Engle. Mrs. Bartholow expressed a desire to be buried in old Fairmont cemetery, as it is the place of burial of her children.
***Contributor: Gena Wagaman (49326513) • [email protected]
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