Daniel was the son of Abraham George and Sarah Ann "Keller" Beery. He married Rebecca Brenneman on December 22, 1864 in Allen County, Ohio.
Obituary - Beery.--Daniel F. Beery was born in Hocking Co., O., Apr. 27, 1842; died at his home in Brach Co., Mich. Mar. 19, 1911; aged 68 y. 10 m. 22 d. When but a boy his parents moved from Hocking to Franklin Co., and later to Allen Co., O. On Dec. 22, 1864, he united in marriage with Rebecca Brenneman also of Allen Co., O. Shortly after their marriage they removed from Allen Co., O., to Branch Co., Mich., where he resided until the time of his death. This union was blessed with 12 children, 8 of whom survive him; there were also 16 grandchildren of whom 14 survive. He is further survived by his wife, 1 brother and 2 sisters. In the winter of 1865 he (with his wife) united in Church fellowship with the Old Mennonite Church of Pleasant Hill, where he retained his membership, remaining true to the faith and doctrines of the church until death. Some years ago he was chosen to the office of deacon, which office he held until the membership at Pleasant Hill, by death and removals, became so small that an organization could no longer be maintained. During the last few years Bro. Beery's health was poor and he was a constant sufferer. For about 2 months he was afflicted with dropsy. He retained his consciousness almost to the end, but in his weakened condition he was not able to speak so as to be understood. Two hours before his departure he fell asleep and without any suffering apparently, he passed away. He was a good and kind neighbor and always ready to lend a helping hand. He was buried at the Pleasant Hill meeting house close to his home, where appropriate services were conducted by A. B. Yoder, George Lambert and John F. Funk, from Jon. 11:25, 26. Peace to his ashes.
J. F. F.
Transcribed by Cheri Salz, Illinois
Obituary - Beery.--Daniel F. Beery was born in Hocking Co., O., Apr. 27, 1842; died at his home in Brach Co., Mich. Mar. 19, 1911; aged 68 y. 10 m. 22 d. When but a boy his parents moved from Hocking to Franklin Co., and later to Allen Co., O. On Dec. 22, 1864, he united in marriage with Rebecca Brenneman also of Allen Co., O. Shortly after their marriage they removed from Allen Co., O., to Branch Co., Mich., where he resided until the time of his death. This union was blessed with 12 children, 8 of whom survive him; there were also 16 grandchildren of whom 14 survive. He is further survived by his wife, 1 brother and 2 sisters. In the winter of 1865 he (with his wife) united in Church fellowship with the Old Mennonite Church of Pleasant Hill, where he retained his membership, remaining true to the faith and doctrines of the church until death. Some years ago he was chosen to the office of deacon, which office he held until the membership at Pleasant Hill, by death and removals, became so small that an organization could no longer be maintained. During the last few years Bro. Beery's health was poor and he was a constant sufferer. For about 2 months he was afflicted with dropsy. He retained his consciousness almost to the end, but in his weakened condition he was not able to speak so as to be understood. Two hours before his departure he fell asleep and without any suffering apparently, he passed away. He was a good and kind neighbor and always ready to lend a helping hand. He was buried at the Pleasant Hill meeting house close to his home, where appropriate services were conducted by A. B. Yoder, George Lambert and John F. Funk, from Jon. 11:25, 26. Peace to his ashes.
J. F. F.
Transcribed by Cheri Salz, Illinois
Daniel was the son of Abraham George and Sarah Ann "Keller" Beery. He married Rebecca Brenneman on December 22, 1864 in Allen County, Ohio.
Obituary - Beery.--Daniel F. Beery was born in Hocking Co., O., Apr. 27, 1842; died at his home in Brach Co., Mich. Mar. 19, 1911; aged 68 y. 10 m. 22 d. When but a boy his parents moved from Hocking to Franklin Co., and later to Allen Co., O. On Dec. 22, 1864, he united in marriage with Rebecca Brenneman also of Allen Co., O. Shortly after their marriage they removed from Allen Co., O., to Branch Co., Mich., where he resided until the time of his death. This union was blessed with 12 children, 8 of whom survive him; there were also 16 grandchildren of whom 14 survive. He is further survived by his wife, 1 brother and 2 sisters. In the winter of 1865 he (with his wife) united in Church fellowship with the Old Mennonite Church of Pleasant Hill, where he retained his membership, remaining true to the faith and doctrines of the church until death. Some years ago he was chosen to the office of deacon, which office he held until the membership at Pleasant Hill, by death and removals, became so small that an organization could no longer be maintained. During the last few years Bro. Beery's health was poor and he was a constant sufferer. For about 2 months he was afflicted with dropsy. He retained his consciousness almost to the end, but in his weakened condition he was not able to speak so as to be understood. Two hours before his departure he fell asleep and without any suffering apparently, he passed away. He was a good and kind neighbor and always ready to lend a helping hand. He was buried at the Pleasant Hill meeting house close to his home, where appropriate services were conducted by A. B. Yoder, George Lambert and John F. Funk, from Jon. 11:25, 26. Peace to his ashes.
J. F. F.
Transcribed by Cheri Salz, Illinois
Obituary - Beery.--Daniel F. Beery was born in Hocking Co., O., Apr. 27, 1842; died at his home in Brach Co., Mich. Mar. 19, 1911; aged 68 y. 10 m. 22 d. When but a boy his parents moved from Hocking to Franklin Co., and later to Allen Co., O. On Dec. 22, 1864, he united in marriage with Rebecca Brenneman also of Allen Co., O. Shortly after their marriage they removed from Allen Co., O., to Branch Co., Mich., where he resided until the time of his death. This union was blessed with 12 children, 8 of whom survive him; there were also 16 grandchildren of whom 14 survive. He is further survived by his wife, 1 brother and 2 sisters. In the winter of 1865 he (with his wife) united in Church fellowship with the Old Mennonite Church of Pleasant Hill, where he retained his membership, remaining true to the faith and doctrines of the church until death. Some years ago he was chosen to the office of deacon, which office he held until the membership at Pleasant Hill, by death and removals, became so small that an organization could no longer be maintained. During the last few years Bro. Beery's health was poor and he was a constant sufferer. For about 2 months he was afflicted with dropsy. He retained his consciousness almost to the end, but in his weakened condition he was not able to speak so as to be understood. Two hours before his departure he fell asleep and without any suffering apparently, he passed away. He was a good and kind neighbor and always ready to lend a helping hand. He was buried at the Pleasant Hill meeting house close to his home, where appropriate services were conducted by A. B. Yoder, George Lambert and John F. Funk, from Jon. 11:25, 26. Peace to his ashes.
J. F. F.
Transcribed by Cheri Salz, Illinois
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