Newspaper obituary: A.A. PATTERSON was born July l5, l82l, in the state of Vermont and died at the home of J.F. PARKER near Davis City, Dec. 2, l905, at the age of 84 years, 4 months and l7 days. MR. PATTERSON, when quite young, moved with his parents to Canada and resided there some few years. With his parents he then moved to Jackson County, Ohio, October 26, l845. He married MISS MADALINE HALE and to this union were born six children, two of whom died in infancy. MRS. MADELINE PATTERSON died Aug. l9, l857, leaving to his care the four children. They are ANSEL PATTERSON, of Davis City; MRS. B.F. MCDANIEL, of Davis City; MRS. J.G. FLORA, of Davis City and C. WILLIAM PATTERSON, of (can't read.) On May (can't read.) A.A. PATTERSON married MRS. MARY A. JACKSON; to this union were born three children, one having died in infancy. The survivors are C.D. PATTERSON, of Oklahoma; and MRS. J.F. PARKER, of Davis City
A.A. PATTERSON moved to Decatur County in the spring of l865 and bought the James Potter farm in New Buda Township where he resided a quarter of a century. He united with the M.E. Church when quite young, but afterwards joined the missionary Baptist Church. After coming to Iowa he united with the U.B. Church, there being no Baptist Church near. The Missionary Baptist Church seemed to be his preference. He enlisted in the service in l864, in Co. F, l44th, Ohio Infantry and was mustered out at the close of the war. Those of the immediate relatives surviving are five children, one step-daughter, five brothers, one sister and a host of grandchildren. He had reached his four score years and more; had his troubles and joys and leaves behind much that will tell for good as the years come and go. The funeral services were conducted at the M.E. Church, Dec. 5, l905 by Rev. G.E. Mitchell, of Weldon, assisted by Rev. A.C. Heckathorn. Interment in the Davis City Cemetery by the G.A.R. Post(source: Decatur County Journal IOWA, December l4, l905).
A.A. PATTERSON moved to Decatur County in the spring of l865 and bought the James Potter farm in New Buda Township where he resided a quarter of a century. He united with the M.E. Church when quite young, but afterwards joined the missionary Baptist Church. After coming to Iowa he united with the U.B. Church, there being no Baptist Church near. The Missionary Baptist Church seemed to be his preference. He enlisted in the service in l864, in Co. F, l44th, Ohio Infantry and was mustered out at the close of the war. Those of the immediate relatives surviving are five children, one step-daughter, five brothers, one sister and a host of grandchildren. He had reached his four score years and more; had his troubles and joys and leaves behind much that will tell for good as the years come and go. The funeral services were conducted at the M.E. Church, Dec. 5, l905 by Rev. G.E. Mitchell, of Weldon, assisted by Rev. A.C. Heckathorn. Interment in the Davis City Cemetery by the G.A.R. Post(source: Decatur County Journal IOWA, December l4, l905).
Newspaper obituary: A.A. PATTERSON was born July l5, l82l, in the state of Vermont and died at the home of J.F. PARKER near Davis City, Dec. 2, l905, at the age of 84 years, 4 months and l7 days. MR. PATTERSON, when quite young, moved with his parents to Canada and resided there some few years. With his parents he then moved to Jackson County, Ohio, October 26, l845. He married MISS MADALINE HALE and to this union were born six children, two of whom died in infancy. MRS. MADELINE PATTERSON died Aug. l9, l857, leaving to his care the four children. They are ANSEL PATTERSON, of Davis City; MRS. B.F. MCDANIEL, of Davis City; MRS. J.G. FLORA, of Davis City and C. WILLIAM PATTERSON, of (can't read.) On May (can't read.) A.A. PATTERSON married MRS. MARY A. JACKSON; to this union were born three children, one having died in infancy. The survivors are C.D. PATTERSON, of Oklahoma; and MRS. J.F. PARKER, of Davis City
A.A. PATTERSON moved to Decatur County in the spring of l865 and bought the James Potter farm in New Buda Township where he resided a quarter of a century. He united with the M.E. Church when quite young, but afterwards joined the missionary Baptist Church. After coming to Iowa he united with the U.B. Church, there being no Baptist Church near. The Missionary Baptist Church seemed to be his preference. He enlisted in the service in l864, in Co. F, l44th, Ohio Infantry and was mustered out at the close of the war. Those of the immediate relatives surviving are five children, one step-daughter, five brothers, one sister and a host of grandchildren. He had reached his four score years and more; had his troubles and joys and leaves behind much that will tell for good as the years come and go. The funeral services were conducted at the M.E. Church, Dec. 5, l905 by Rev. G.E. Mitchell, of Weldon, assisted by Rev. A.C. Heckathorn. Interment in the Davis City Cemetery by the G.A.R. Post(source: Decatur County Journal IOWA, December l4, l905).
A.A. PATTERSON moved to Decatur County in the spring of l865 and bought the James Potter farm in New Buda Township where he resided a quarter of a century. He united with the M.E. Church when quite young, but afterwards joined the missionary Baptist Church. After coming to Iowa he united with the U.B. Church, there being no Baptist Church near. The Missionary Baptist Church seemed to be his preference. He enlisted in the service in l864, in Co. F, l44th, Ohio Infantry and was mustered out at the close of the war. Those of the immediate relatives surviving are five children, one step-daughter, five brothers, one sister and a host of grandchildren. He had reached his four score years and more; had his troubles and joys and leaves behind much that will tell for good as the years come and go. The funeral services were conducted at the M.E. Church, Dec. 5, l905 by Rev. G.E. Mitchell, of Weldon, assisted by Rev. A.C. Heckathorn. Interment in the Davis City Cemetery by the G.A.R. Post(source: Decatur County Journal IOWA, December l4, l905).
Family Members
Siblings
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Records on Ancestry
Advertisement
