Frank William also was the husband of Ethel A. Cooper.
New Castle News (New Castle, PA), April 15, 1908 (Wednesday), p. 2, col. 4.
FRED W. CUNNINGHAM
Relatives of this city have received word of the death at midnight Saturday of Frank W. Cunningham, a former resident of this vicinity, and a man widely known in Lawrence County. His death occurred at his home in Pittsburg, due to spinal trouble.
Mr. Cunningham was 40 years of age, and was born and spent the greater part of his life near Ellwood City. He is survived by his wife and one daughter, Evelyn, aged 14, also by four brothers, Amos of Wayne township, R[obert] T. (sic.) [Slemons] of Slippery Rock township, [George] Wylie of Wayne township and D[avid] L[indsay] Cunningham of Ellwood City and by three sisters, Mrs. H[enry] W[allace] Guy of Perry township, Mrs. R[obert] C[unningham] Schumaker of Wayne township, and Mrs. Fred Weingartner of the same township.
He was an uncle of Mrs. A[rchibald] Martin Graham, this city, and was related to Attorney J[oseph] V[illiries] Cunningham. Mr. Cunningham was an uncle of Mrs. Lillian Welhausen of Slippery Rock township, whose death occurred last week.
The remains were brought to the residence of the brother Amos Cunningham in Wayne township and the funeral was held Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock at the Slippery Rock church.
New Castle News (New Castle, PA), April 15, 1908 (Wednesday), p. 2, col. 4.
FRED W. CUNNINGHAM
Relatives of this city have received word of the death at midnight Saturday of Frank W. Cunningham, a former resident of this vicinity, and a man widely known in Lawrence County. His death occurred at his home in Pittsburg, due to spinal trouble.
Mr. Cunningham was 40 years of age, and was born and spent the greater part of his life near Ellwood City. He is survived by his wife and one daughter, Evelyn, aged 14, also by four brothers, Amos of Wayne township, R[obert] T. (sic.) [Slemons] of Slippery Rock township, [George] Wylie of Wayne township and D[avid] L[indsay] Cunningham of Ellwood City and by three sisters, Mrs. H[enry] W[allace] Guy of Perry township, Mrs. R[obert] C[unningham] Schumaker of Wayne township, and Mrs. Fred Weingartner of the same township.
He was an uncle of Mrs. A[rchibald] Martin Graham, this city, and was related to Attorney J[oseph] V[illiries] Cunningham. Mr. Cunningham was an uncle of Mrs. Lillian Welhausen of Slippery Rock township, whose death occurred last week.
The remains were brought to the residence of the brother Amos Cunningham in Wayne township and the funeral was held Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock at the Slippery Rock church.
Frank William also was the husband of Ethel A. Cooper.
New Castle News (New Castle, PA), April 15, 1908 (Wednesday), p. 2, col. 4.
FRED W. CUNNINGHAM
Relatives of this city have received word of the death at midnight Saturday of Frank W. Cunningham, a former resident of this vicinity, and a man widely known in Lawrence County. His death occurred at his home in Pittsburg, due to spinal trouble.
Mr. Cunningham was 40 years of age, and was born and spent the greater part of his life near Ellwood City. He is survived by his wife and one daughter, Evelyn, aged 14, also by four brothers, Amos of Wayne township, R[obert] T. (sic.) [Slemons] of Slippery Rock township, [George] Wylie of Wayne township and D[avid] L[indsay] Cunningham of Ellwood City and by three sisters, Mrs. H[enry] W[allace] Guy of Perry township, Mrs. R[obert] C[unningham] Schumaker of Wayne township, and Mrs. Fred Weingartner of the same township.
He was an uncle of Mrs. A[rchibald] Martin Graham, this city, and was related to Attorney J[oseph] V[illiries] Cunningham. Mr. Cunningham was an uncle of Mrs. Lillian Welhausen of Slippery Rock township, whose death occurred last week.
The remains were brought to the residence of the brother Amos Cunningham in Wayne township and the funeral was held Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock at the Slippery Rock church.
New Castle News (New Castle, PA), April 15, 1908 (Wednesday), p. 2, col. 4.
FRED W. CUNNINGHAM
Relatives of this city have received word of the death at midnight Saturday of Frank W. Cunningham, a former resident of this vicinity, and a man widely known in Lawrence County. His death occurred at his home in Pittsburg, due to spinal trouble.
Mr. Cunningham was 40 years of age, and was born and spent the greater part of his life near Ellwood City. He is survived by his wife and one daughter, Evelyn, aged 14, also by four brothers, Amos of Wayne township, R[obert] T. (sic.) [Slemons] of Slippery Rock township, [George] Wylie of Wayne township and D[avid] L[indsay] Cunningham of Ellwood City and by three sisters, Mrs. H[enry] W[allace] Guy of Perry township, Mrs. R[obert] C[unningham] Schumaker of Wayne township, and Mrs. Fred Weingartner of the same township.
He was an uncle of Mrs. A[rchibald] Martin Graham, this city, and was related to Attorney J[oseph] V[illiries] Cunningham. Mr. Cunningham was an uncle of Mrs. Lillian Welhausen of Slippery Rock township, whose death occurred last week.
The remains were brought to the residence of the brother Amos Cunningham in Wayne township and the funeral was held Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock at the Slippery Rock church.
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