Noah Coblentz fought briefly in the Civil War. He enlisted in as a Private in the 115th Regiment of the Ohio Infantry, Company H, on 22 Aug 1862. He was discharged for wounds on 10 Dec 1862.
Noah Coblentz married Elizabeth C. Fink on 1 Oct 1867 in Mahoning County, Ohio. In 1870 he, his wife Emily, and daughter Ida (1) were living in Poland, Mahoning, OH. Their next four children were born in Ohio: Hattie b. 1870; Frank Willis b. 1872; Annie R. b. 1874; and Fred Arthur b. 1877. Their youngest son, Harry Wesley, was born in the Dakota Territory in 1882. By 1890 they were living in San Joaquin, CA (California, Voter Registers, www.ancestry.com). In 1900 they were living in Lodi,San Joaquin, CA. Noah died in 1901. In 1910 Elizabeth was living with her son Fred A, her grandson Fred T, and her daughter Anna R Holland in Elkhorn, San Joaquin, CA. In 1920 Elizabeth was living with her grandson Fred T in Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, CA.
OBITUARY
SUDDEEN DEATH OF NOAH COBLENTZ
The death of Noah Coblentz occured yeaterday morning
about 4 o'clock, at his home on West Elm street, and comes as
a shock to his many friends in this visinity, as well as
his immediate family. The deceased had been unusually well
of late, though a few weeks back he had a severe attack
of sickness, and on the previous day had been helping the
carpenters make repairs on his residence, which he recently bought in town. He retired about 9 o'clock Thursday evening and at four the following morning he awakened his wife, asking about the running of a nearby windmill. Shortly afterwards Mrs. Coblentz noticed him breathing
heavily and tried to rouse him, but in vain. The attending physician pronounced death due to heart failure. Noah Coblentz had been a resident of California for twelve years, coming from Youngstown, Ohio, where he was born in 1841. He leaves to mourn his loss a widow and six children, Frank, Fred, Harry and Miss Annie Coblentz, Mrs W.O. Smith
and Mrs. Ida Covert of Washington. The funeral will be held tomorrow(Sunday) at 2 p.m. at the Methodist church interment at Lodi cemetery. The G.A.R. will be in charge, as Mr. Coblentz was a member of that order.
Lodi News Sentinel Oct. 19, 1901 (contributed by B. Helmer)
Daughter Ida Irene Coblentz (FAG #70509502) was born 25 Sep 1868 in Mahoning County, OH. She married Frank Leslie Covert. They had two sons: Lee Lesie (born 28 Nov 1885 in Springfield, MO) and Theodore Frank "Teddy" (born 8 Sep 1891 in Washington state). In 1900 they were living in Palouse, Whitman, WA. In 1910 they were living in Portland, Multnomah, OR. Ida died in 1929 and is buried in Mount Hope Cemetery, San Diego, San Diego, CA. Frank remarried Evie T. Welch. They were living in Portland, Multnonah, OR in 1930.
Noah Coblentz married Elizabeth C. Fink on 1 Oct 1867 in Mahoning County, Ohio. In 1870 he, his wife Emily, and daughter Ida (1) were living in Poland, Mahoning, OH. Their next four children were born in Ohio: Hattie b. 1870; Frank Willis b. 1872; Annie R. b. 1874; and Fred Arthur b. 1877. Their youngest son, Harry Wesley, was born in the Dakota Territory in 1882. By 1890 they were living in San Joaquin, CA (California, Voter Registers, www.ancestry.com). In 1900 they were living in Lodi,San Joaquin, CA. Noah died in 1901. In 1910 Elizabeth was living with her son Fred A, her grandson Fred T, and her daughter Anna R Holland in Elkhorn, San Joaquin, CA. In 1920 Elizabeth was living with her grandson Fred T in Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, CA.
OBITUARY
SUDDEEN DEATH OF NOAH COBLENTZ
The death of Noah Coblentz occured yeaterday morning
about 4 o'clock, at his home on West Elm street, and comes as
a shock to his many friends in this visinity, as well as
his immediate family. The deceased had been unusually well
of late, though a few weeks back he had a severe attack
of sickness, and on the previous day had been helping the
carpenters make repairs on his residence, which he recently bought in town. He retired about 9 o'clock Thursday evening and at four the following morning he awakened his wife, asking about the running of a nearby windmill. Shortly afterwards Mrs. Coblentz noticed him breathing
heavily and tried to rouse him, but in vain. The attending physician pronounced death due to heart failure. Noah Coblentz had been a resident of California for twelve years, coming from Youngstown, Ohio, where he was born in 1841. He leaves to mourn his loss a widow and six children, Frank, Fred, Harry and Miss Annie Coblentz, Mrs W.O. Smith
and Mrs. Ida Covert of Washington. The funeral will be held tomorrow(Sunday) at 2 p.m. at the Methodist church interment at Lodi cemetery. The G.A.R. will be in charge, as Mr. Coblentz was a member of that order.
Lodi News Sentinel Oct. 19, 1901 (contributed by B. Helmer)
Daughter Ida Irene Coblentz (FAG #70509502) was born 25 Sep 1868 in Mahoning County, OH. She married Frank Leslie Covert. They had two sons: Lee Lesie (born 28 Nov 1885 in Springfield, MO) and Theodore Frank "Teddy" (born 8 Sep 1891 in Washington state). In 1900 they were living in Palouse, Whitman, WA. In 1910 they were living in Portland, Multnomah, OR. Ida died in 1929 and is buried in Mount Hope Cemetery, San Diego, San Diego, CA. Frank remarried Evie T. Welch. They were living in Portland, Multnonah, OR in 1930.
Noah Coblentz fought briefly in the Civil War. He enlisted in as a Private in the 115th Regiment of the Ohio Infantry, Company H, on 22 Aug 1862. He was discharged for wounds on 10 Dec 1862.
Noah Coblentz married Elizabeth C. Fink on 1 Oct 1867 in Mahoning County, Ohio. In 1870 he, his wife Emily, and daughter Ida (1) were living in Poland, Mahoning, OH. Their next four children were born in Ohio: Hattie b. 1870; Frank Willis b. 1872; Annie R. b. 1874; and Fred Arthur b. 1877. Their youngest son, Harry Wesley, was born in the Dakota Territory in 1882. By 1890 they were living in San Joaquin, CA (California, Voter Registers, www.ancestry.com). In 1900 they were living in Lodi,San Joaquin, CA. Noah died in 1901. In 1910 Elizabeth was living with her son Fred A, her grandson Fred T, and her daughter Anna R Holland in Elkhorn, San Joaquin, CA. In 1920 Elizabeth was living with her grandson Fred T in Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, CA.
OBITUARY
SUDDEEN DEATH OF NOAH COBLENTZ
The death of Noah Coblentz occured yeaterday morning
about 4 o'clock, at his home on West Elm street, and comes as
a shock to his many friends in this visinity, as well as
his immediate family. The deceased had been unusually well
of late, though a few weeks back he had a severe attack
of sickness, and on the previous day had been helping the
carpenters make repairs on his residence, which he recently bought in town. He retired about 9 o'clock Thursday evening and at four the following morning he awakened his wife, asking about the running of a nearby windmill. Shortly afterwards Mrs. Coblentz noticed him breathing
heavily and tried to rouse him, but in vain. The attending physician pronounced death due to heart failure. Noah Coblentz had been a resident of California for twelve years, coming from Youngstown, Ohio, where he was born in 1841. He leaves to mourn his loss a widow and six children, Frank, Fred, Harry and Miss Annie Coblentz, Mrs W.O. Smith
and Mrs. Ida Covert of Washington. The funeral will be held tomorrow(Sunday) at 2 p.m. at the Methodist church interment at Lodi cemetery. The G.A.R. will be in charge, as Mr. Coblentz was a member of that order.
Lodi News Sentinel Oct. 19, 1901 (contributed by B. Helmer)
Daughter Ida Irene Coblentz (FAG #70509502) was born 25 Sep 1868 in Mahoning County, OH. She married Frank Leslie Covert. They had two sons: Lee Lesie (born 28 Nov 1885 in Springfield, MO) and Theodore Frank "Teddy" (born 8 Sep 1891 in Washington state). In 1900 they were living in Palouse, Whitman, WA. In 1910 they were living in Portland, Multnomah, OR. Ida died in 1929 and is buried in Mount Hope Cemetery, San Diego, San Diego, CA. Frank remarried Evie T. Welch. They were living in Portland, Multnonah, OR in 1930.
Noah Coblentz married Elizabeth C. Fink on 1 Oct 1867 in Mahoning County, Ohio. In 1870 he, his wife Emily, and daughter Ida (1) were living in Poland, Mahoning, OH. Their next four children were born in Ohio: Hattie b. 1870; Frank Willis b. 1872; Annie R. b. 1874; and Fred Arthur b. 1877. Their youngest son, Harry Wesley, was born in the Dakota Territory in 1882. By 1890 they were living in San Joaquin, CA (California, Voter Registers, www.ancestry.com). In 1900 they were living in Lodi,San Joaquin, CA. Noah died in 1901. In 1910 Elizabeth was living with her son Fred A, her grandson Fred T, and her daughter Anna R Holland in Elkhorn, San Joaquin, CA. In 1920 Elizabeth was living with her grandson Fred T in Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, CA.
OBITUARY
SUDDEEN DEATH OF NOAH COBLENTZ
The death of Noah Coblentz occured yeaterday morning
about 4 o'clock, at his home on West Elm street, and comes as
a shock to his many friends in this visinity, as well as
his immediate family. The deceased had been unusually well
of late, though a few weeks back he had a severe attack
of sickness, and on the previous day had been helping the
carpenters make repairs on his residence, which he recently bought in town. He retired about 9 o'clock Thursday evening and at four the following morning he awakened his wife, asking about the running of a nearby windmill. Shortly afterwards Mrs. Coblentz noticed him breathing
heavily and tried to rouse him, but in vain. The attending physician pronounced death due to heart failure. Noah Coblentz had been a resident of California for twelve years, coming from Youngstown, Ohio, where he was born in 1841. He leaves to mourn his loss a widow and six children, Frank, Fred, Harry and Miss Annie Coblentz, Mrs W.O. Smith
and Mrs. Ida Covert of Washington. The funeral will be held tomorrow(Sunday) at 2 p.m. at the Methodist church interment at Lodi cemetery. The G.A.R. will be in charge, as Mr. Coblentz was a member of that order.
Lodi News Sentinel Oct. 19, 1901 (contributed by B. Helmer)
Daughter Ida Irene Coblentz (FAG #70509502) was born 25 Sep 1868 in Mahoning County, OH. She married Frank Leslie Covert. They had two sons: Lee Lesie (born 28 Nov 1885 in Springfield, MO) and Theodore Frank "Teddy" (born 8 Sep 1891 in Washington state). In 1900 they were living in Palouse, Whitman, WA. In 1910 they were living in Portland, Multnomah, OR. Ida died in 1929 and is buried in Mount Hope Cemetery, San Diego, San Diego, CA. Frank remarried Evie T. Welch. They were living in Portland, Multnonah, OR in 1930.
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