William served as a Private in Company K of the 11th Regiment Pennsylvania Infantry during the Civil War
William S. Cochran was born 5 Mar 1824 in PA. He died 23 Feb 1900 in Plumville, Indiana County, PA.
Indiana Progress, Wednesday, February 28, 1900:
Mr. William S. Cochran, of South Mahoning township, died suddenly at his home on Friday afternoon. About a year ago he suffered from a stroke of paralysis, but had almost fully recovered his former strength. He was in his usual health on Friday afternoon, and went to the barn to harness his horse, when he was prostrated with another stroke. When found he was unconscious, and remained in this condition until his death, which occurred only an hour afterwards.
He is survived by his wife [Susan Walker] and the following children: Mrs. D. R. Morrow, Bradford; Mrs. John Wilson, of near Rural Village; Mrs. D. A. Rankin and W. [William] A. Cochran, East End, Pittsburg; Mrs. I. F. Zimmerman, Plumville, and C. [Clark] J. Cochran, at home.
The deceased was a member of the Presbyterian church at Plumville. The funeral services were conducted on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock, by Rev. G. P. Forestman, and interment was made in the United Presbyterian church cemetery.
Information provided by: Sue Hoadley
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William Cochran's wives were Rosanna Muller Hildinger (1829-1862)married Feb 5, 1852 and Susan Walker married Dec 9, 1863. They are said to be buried in unmarked graves near William.
The above information was provided by MaryBeth Janzen (#48421235)
William S. Cochran was born 5 Mar 1824 in PA. He died 23 Feb 1900 in Plumville, Indiana County, PA.
Indiana Progress, Wednesday, February 28, 1900:
Mr. William S. Cochran, of South Mahoning township, died suddenly at his home on Friday afternoon. About a year ago he suffered from a stroke of paralysis, but had almost fully recovered his former strength. He was in his usual health on Friday afternoon, and went to the barn to harness his horse, when he was prostrated with another stroke. When found he was unconscious, and remained in this condition until his death, which occurred only an hour afterwards.
He is survived by his wife [Susan Walker] and the following children: Mrs. D. R. Morrow, Bradford; Mrs. John Wilson, of near Rural Village; Mrs. D. A. Rankin and W. [William] A. Cochran, East End, Pittsburg; Mrs. I. F. Zimmerman, Plumville, and C. [Clark] J. Cochran, at home.
The deceased was a member of the Presbyterian church at Plumville. The funeral services were conducted on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock, by Rev. G. P. Forestman, and interment was made in the United Presbyterian church cemetery.
Information provided by: Sue Hoadley
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William Cochran's wives were Rosanna Muller Hildinger (1829-1862)married Feb 5, 1852 and Susan Walker married Dec 9, 1863. They are said to be buried in unmarked graves near William.
The above information was provided by MaryBeth Janzen (#48421235)
William served as a Private in Company K of the 11th Regiment Pennsylvania Infantry during the Civil War
William S. Cochran was born 5 Mar 1824 in PA. He died 23 Feb 1900 in Plumville, Indiana County, PA.
Indiana Progress, Wednesday, February 28, 1900:
Mr. William S. Cochran, of South Mahoning township, died suddenly at his home on Friday afternoon. About a year ago he suffered from a stroke of paralysis, but had almost fully recovered his former strength. He was in his usual health on Friday afternoon, and went to the barn to harness his horse, when he was prostrated with another stroke. When found he was unconscious, and remained in this condition until his death, which occurred only an hour afterwards.
He is survived by his wife [Susan Walker] and the following children: Mrs. D. R. Morrow, Bradford; Mrs. John Wilson, of near Rural Village; Mrs. D. A. Rankin and W. [William] A. Cochran, East End, Pittsburg; Mrs. I. F. Zimmerman, Plumville, and C. [Clark] J. Cochran, at home.
The deceased was a member of the Presbyterian church at Plumville. The funeral services were conducted on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock, by Rev. G. P. Forestman, and interment was made in the United Presbyterian church cemetery.
Information provided by: Sue Hoadley
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William Cochran's wives were Rosanna Muller Hildinger (1829-1862)married Feb 5, 1852 and Susan Walker married Dec 9, 1863. They are said to be buried in unmarked graves near William.
The above information was provided by MaryBeth Janzen (#48421235)
William S. Cochran was born 5 Mar 1824 in PA. He died 23 Feb 1900 in Plumville, Indiana County, PA.
Indiana Progress, Wednesday, February 28, 1900:
Mr. William S. Cochran, of South Mahoning township, died suddenly at his home on Friday afternoon. About a year ago he suffered from a stroke of paralysis, but had almost fully recovered his former strength. He was in his usual health on Friday afternoon, and went to the barn to harness his horse, when he was prostrated with another stroke. When found he was unconscious, and remained in this condition until his death, which occurred only an hour afterwards.
He is survived by his wife [Susan Walker] and the following children: Mrs. D. R. Morrow, Bradford; Mrs. John Wilson, of near Rural Village; Mrs. D. A. Rankin and W. [William] A. Cochran, East End, Pittsburg; Mrs. I. F. Zimmerman, Plumville, and C. [Clark] J. Cochran, at home.
The deceased was a member of the Presbyterian church at Plumville. The funeral services were conducted on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock, by Rev. G. P. Forestman, and interment was made in the United Presbyterian church cemetery.
Information provided by: Sue Hoadley
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William Cochran's wives were Rosanna Muller Hildinger (1829-1862)married Feb 5, 1852 and Susan Walker married Dec 9, 1863. They are said to be buried in unmarked graves near William.
The above information was provided by MaryBeth Janzen (#48421235)
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