Andrew W. Heintzelman, one of the best known citizens of Fayetteville, met with a sudden death last Saturday. He had gone to a friend, Daniel Youkey, Friday evening and the two were talking of the approaching harvest when Mr. Heintzelman was seen to grow pale and appeared to be falling when his companion caught his and seated him on a wheelbarrow. Later he was taken to his home on a cot. He grew worse during the night and died early following morning.
Mr. Heintzelman was the son of John Heintzelman, who lived near Cashtown, where deceased was born 66 years ago and went with his father when latter moved to Franklin County and was engaged in farming. He was the last of his family and leaves a wife and five children and was a cousin of the Heintzelman's of this county.
Source: The Gettysburg Compiler
Gettysburg, Adams County
Wednesday - June 28, 1905
Andrew, son of John Heintzelman and Magdalena Wingert.
Mr. Heintzelman was the son of John Heintzelman, who lived near Cashtown, where deceased was born 66 years ago and went with his father when latter moved to Franklin County and was engaged in farming. He was the last of his family and leaves a wife and five children and was a cousin of the Heintzelman's of this county.
Source: The Gettysburg Compiler
Gettysburg, Adams County
Wednesday - June 28, 1905
Andrew, son of John Heintzelman and Magdalena Wingert.
Andrew W. Heintzelman, one of the best known citizens of Fayetteville, met with a sudden death last Saturday. He had gone to a friend, Daniel Youkey, Friday evening and the two were talking of the approaching harvest when Mr. Heintzelman was seen to grow pale and appeared to be falling when his companion caught his and seated him on a wheelbarrow. Later he was taken to his home on a cot. He grew worse during the night and died early following morning.
Mr. Heintzelman was the son of John Heintzelman, who lived near Cashtown, where deceased was born 66 years ago and went with his father when latter moved to Franklin County and was engaged in farming. He was the last of his family and leaves a wife and five children and was a cousin of the Heintzelman's of this county.
Source: The Gettysburg Compiler
Gettysburg, Adams County
Wednesday - June 28, 1905
Andrew, son of John Heintzelman and Magdalena Wingert.
Mr. Heintzelman was the son of John Heintzelman, who lived near Cashtown, where deceased was born 66 years ago and went with his father when latter moved to Franklin County and was engaged in farming. He was the last of his family and leaves a wife and five children and was a cousin of the Heintzelman's of this county.
Source: The Gettysburg Compiler
Gettysburg, Adams County
Wednesday - June 28, 1905
Andrew, son of John Heintzelman and Magdalena Wingert.
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