Joseph Otto was a son of Silas and Hannah (Stickland) Otto, and was born at the Stickland homestead in Cattaraugus County, New York on 23 Aug 1842. He was named for his grandfather Joseph Otto.
He married Etta Baker on 12 May 1869 at the M. E. Church in Meadville, Crawford County, Pennsylvania.
They had the following children:
Max Nelson Otto (1872-1931), married Sarah M. Herrmann.
Percy Lynn Otto (1874-1959).
Ira Otto (1876-1901).
Homer Otto (1878-1904).
Grace E. Otto (1881-1937), married first Roland T. Emery, then second Albert M. Stigleman.
Earl H. Otto (1883-1912).
Lloyd J. Otto (1885-1912), married Bertha Pearl Kensley.
Obituary of Joseph Otto, (newspaper dated 7 Nov 1901), viewed and duplicated at the Beaver Co Genea Soc, 30 June 2009:
JOS. OTTO
Joseph Otto died at his home No. 1512 Sixth avenue, Beaver Falls, at 6:30 p.m., Monday, Nov. 4, 1901. The cause of his death was a general break down, he having been in very poor health for a long time. During his enlistment in the Union army in the war of the Rebellion he was wounded in the foot and this was always a source of trouble to him as it did not heal properly. Deceased enlisted in a New York regiment and served for several years.
He moved to Beaver Falls about 33 years ago and up until his death he practiced his trade of carpenter. He was also a contractor. He was a member of New Castle Commandery Knights Templar, and was a member of the Union Veteran Legion.
During his residence here the deceased served a number of years on the Board of Education and a year ago he was elected to fill Jacob Freed's unexpired term.
Deceased was an ardent Democrat in politics and enjoyed the confidence and respect of a very large acquaintance.
His wife died about 12 years ago. He is survived by six sons, Max, Percy L., Homer, Ira, Earl and Lloyd and one daughter, Mrs. Grace Emery, of Oramel, N. Y.
The Masons will have charge of the funeral, which will be held Wednesday afternoon.∼Dates of Military Service: 29 Feb 1864 - 16 Jul 1865
Union Army, Civil War, Rank: PVT
Unit: CO. B. 46 REG'T PENNSYLVANIA VOL
Wife: Etta
He married Etta Baker on 12 May 1869 at the M. E. Church in Meadville, Crawford County, Pennsylvania.
They had the following children:
Max Nelson Otto (1872-1931), married Sarah M. Herrmann.
Percy Lynn Otto (1874-1959).
Ira Otto (1876-1901).
Homer Otto (1878-1904).
Grace E. Otto (1881-1937), married first Roland T. Emery, then second Albert M. Stigleman.
Earl H. Otto (1883-1912).
Lloyd J. Otto (1885-1912), married Bertha Pearl Kensley.
Obituary of Joseph Otto, (newspaper dated 7 Nov 1901), viewed and duplicated at the Beaver Co Genea Soc, 30 June 2009:
JOS. OTTO
Joseph Otto died at his home No. 1512 Sixth avenue, Beaver Falls, at 6:30 p.m., Monday, Nov. 4, 1901. The cause of his death was a general break down, he having been in very poor health for a long time. During his enlistment in the Union army in the war of the Rebellion he was wounded in the foot and this was always a source of trouble to him as it did not heal properly. Deceased enlisted in a New York regiment and served for several years.
He moved to Beaver Falls about 33 years ago and up until his death he practiced his trade of carpenter. He was also a contractor. He was a member of New Castle Commandery Knights Templar, and was a member of the Union Veteran Legion.
During his residence here the deceased served a number of years on the Board of Education and a year ago he was elected to fill Jacob Freed's unexpired term.
Deceased was an ardent Democrat in politics and enjoyed the confidence and respect of a very large acquaintance.
His wife died about 12 years ago. He is survived by six sons, Max, Percy L., Homer, Ira, Earl and Lloyd and one daughter, Mrs. Grace Emery, of Oramel, N. Y.
The Masons will have charge of the funeral, which will be held Wednesday afternoon.∼Dates of Military Service: 29 Feb 1864 - 16 Jul 1865
Union Army, Civil War, Rank: PVT
Unit: CO. B. 46 REG'T PENNSYLVANIA VOL
Wife: Etta
Joseph Otto was a son of Silas and Hannah (Stickland) Otto, and was born at the Stickland homestead in Cattaraugus County, New York on 23 Aug 1842. He was named for his grandfather Joseph Otto.
He married Etta Baker on 12 May 1869 at the M. E. Church in Meadville, Crawford County, Pennsylvania.
They had the following children:
Max Nelson Otto (1872-1931), married Sarah M. Herrmann.
Percy Lynn Otto (1874-1959).
Ira Otto (1876-1901).
Homer Otto (1878-1904).
Grace E. Otto (1881-1937), married first Roland T. Emery, then second Albert M. Stigleman.
Earl H. Otto (1883-1912).
Lloyd J. Otto (1885-1912), married Bertha Pearl Kensley.
Obituary of Joseph Otto, (newspaper dated 7 Nov 1901), viewed and duplicated at the Beaver Co Genea Soc, 30 June 2009:
JOS. OTTO
Joseph Otto died at his home No. 1512 Sixth avenue, Beaver Falls, at 6:30 p.m., Monday, Nov. 4, 1901. The cause of his death was a general break down, he having been in very poor health for a long time. During his enlistment in the Union army in the war of the Rebellion he was wounded in the foot and this was always a source of trouble to him as it did not heal properly. Deceased enlisted in a New York regiment and served for several years.
He moved to Beaver Falls about 33 years ago and up until his death he practiced his trade of carpenter. He was also a contractor. He was a member of New Castle Commandery Knights Templar, and was a member of the Union Veteran Legion.
During his residence here the deceased served a number of years on the Board of Education and a year ago he was elected to fill Jacob Freed's unexpired term.
Deceased was an ardent Democrat in politics and enjoyed the confidence and respect of a very large acquaintance.
His wife died about 12 years ago. He is survived by six sons, Max, Percy L., Homer, Ira, Earl and Lloyd and one daughter, Mrs. Grace Emery, of Oramel, N. Y.
The Masons will have charge of the funeral, which will be held Wednesday afternoon.∼Dates of Military Service: 29 Feb 1864 - 16 Jul 1865
Union Army, Civil War, Rank: PVT
Unit: CO. B. 46 REG'T PENNSYLVANIA VOL
Wife: Etta
He married Etta Baker on 12 May 1869 at the M. E. Church in Meadville, Crawford County, Pennsylvania.
They had the following children:
Max Nelson Otto (1872-1931), married Sarah M. Herrmann.
Percy Lynn Otto (1874-1959).
Ira Otto (1876-1901).
Homer Otto (1878-1904).
Grace E. Otto (1881-1937), married first Roland T. Emery, then second Albert M. Stigleman.
Earl H. Otto (1883-1912).
Lloyd J. Otto (1885-1912), married Bertha Pearl Kensley.
Obituary of Joseph Otto, (newspaper dated 7 Nov 1901), viewed and duplicated at the Beaver Co Genea Soc, 30 June 2009:
JOS. OTTO
Joseph Otto died at his home No. 1512 Sixth avenue, Beaver Falls, at 6:30 p.m., Monday, Nov. 4, 1901. The cause of his death was a general break down, he having been in very poor health for a long time. During his enlistment in the Union army in the war of the Rebellion he was wounded in the foot and this was always a source of trouble to him as it did not heal properly. Deceased enlisted in a New York regiment and served for several years.
He moved to Beaver Falls about 33 years ago and up until his death he practiced his trade of carpenter. He was also a contractor. He was a member of New Castle Commandery Knights Templar, and was a member of the Union Veteran Legion.
During his residence here the deceased served a number of years on the Board of Education and a year ago he was elected to fill Jacob Freed's unexpired term.
Deceased was an ardent Democrat in politics and enjoyed the confidence and respect of a very large acquaintance.
His wife died about 12 years ago. He is survived by six sons, Max, Percy L., Homer, Ira, Earl and Lloyd and one daughter, Mrs. Grace Emery, of Oramel, N. Y.
The Masons will have charge of the funeral, which will be held Wednesday afternoon.∼Dates of Military Service: 29 Feb 1864 - 16 Jul 1865
Union Army, Civil War, Rank: PVT
Unit: CO. B. 46 REG'T PENNSYLVANIA VOL
Wife: Etta
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