Levi was born according to WWI draft registration card 492 #80 on November 22, 1886, but his obit has his birth date at November 26, 1886.
Levi was married to Shirley Ann Corman July 22, 1909, and they had 2 children Leo M and Ernest D "Dwight". Shirley and Levi divorced about 1915 and he remarried Frances Mitchell (in some documents listed as Frances Gapen) on April 24, 1918.
I beleive he was a farmer most of his life but at the time of his death he worked for Mummert Seed Company in Astoria, IL.
He was 1 of 9 children:
Charles E #52787370
Frederick F #8548359
Ida M #8548383
Theodore C #50956763
Ernest
Marcus J
Leroy S #8548397
Geraldine M
His obit reads as follows..
Vermont Resident Dies Suddenly Thursday
Levi Sellers of Vermont, and well known here, died Thursday morning while being rushed to a doctor's office. He was enroute home from the Mummert Seed Company in Astoria were he had been working, when he became ill and had stopped his car. Arthur McCarty, who was passing by, took Mr. Sellers to the office of Dr. George Czopiwsky. He was dead upon arrival. He had been in failing health for some time.
Born in Buena Vista, Schuyler county, Nov. 26 1886, a son of Leroy and Mahala (Moore) Sellers, he was married in Rushville in 1909 to Anna Corman. They had two sons, who survive, Leo M Sellers of Lamoille, Ill., and Ernest Dwight Sellers of Atchinson, Kan.
He was married on April 24 1918 to Frances Mitchell who survives.
Mr. Sellers was a member of the Baptist church.
Furneral services were held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock in Vermont, conducted by Rev. Fred Thompson. Burial in Rushville cemetery.
Levi was married to Shirley Ann Corman July 22, 1909, and they had 2 children Leo M and Ernest D "Dwight". Shirley and Levi divorced about 1915 and he remarried Frances Mitchell (in some documents listed as Frances Gapen) on April 24, 1918.
I beleive he was a farmer most of his life but at the time of his death he worked for Mummert Seed Company in Astoria, IL.
He was 1 of 9 children:
Charles E #52787370
Frederick F #8548359
Ida M #8548383
Theodore C #50956763
Ernest
Marcus J
Leroy S #8548397
Geraldine M
His obit reads as follows..
Vermont Resident Dies Suddenly Thursday
Levi Sellers of Vermont, and well known here, died Thursday morning while being rushed to a doctor's office. He was enroute home from the Mummert Seed Company in Astoria were he had been working, when he became ill and had stopped his car. Arthur McCarty, who was passing by, took Mr. Sellers to the office of Dr. George Czopiwsky. He was dead upon arrival. He had been in failing health for some time.
Born in Buena Vista, Schuyler county, Nov. 26 1886, a son of Leroy and Mahala (Moore) Sellers, he was married in Rushville in 1909 to Anna Corman. They had two sons, who survive, Leo M Sellers of Lamoille, Ill., and Ernest Dwight Sellers of Atchinson, Kan.
He was married on April 24 1918 to Frances Mitchell who survives.
Mr. Sellers was a member of the Baptist church.
Furneral services were held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock in Vermont, conducted by Rev. Fred Thompson. Burial in Rushville cemetery.
Levi was born according to WWI draft registration card 492 #80 on November 22, 1886, but his obit has his birth date at November 26, 1886.
Levi was married to Shirley Ann Corman July 22, 1909, and they had 2 children Leo M and Ernest D "Dwight". Shirley and Levi divorced about 1915 and he remarried Frances Mitchell (in some documents listed as Frances Gapen) on April 24, 1918.
I beleive he was a farmer most of his life but at the time of his death he worked for Mummert Seed Company in Astoria, IL.
He was 1 of 9 children:
Charles E #52787370
Frederick F #8548359
Ida M #8548383
Theodore C #50956763
Ernest
Marcus J
Leroy S #8548397
Geraldine M
His obit reads as follows..
Vermont Resident Dies Suddenly Thursday
Levi Sellers of Vermont, and well known here, died Thursday morning while being rushed to a doctor's office. He was enroute home from the Mummert Seed Company in Astoria were he had been working, when he became ill and had stopped his car. Arthur McCarty, who was passing by, took Mr. Sellers to the office of Dr. George Czopiwsky. He was dead upon arrival. He had been in failing health for some time.
Born in Buena Vista, Schuyler county, Nov. 26 1886, a son of Leroy and Mahala (Moore) Sellers, he was married in Rushville in 1909 to Anna Corman. They had two sons, who survive, Leo M Sellers of Lamoille, Ill., and Ernest Dwight Sellers of Atchinson, Kan.
He was married on April 24 1918 to Frances Mitchell who survives.
Mr. Sellers was a member of the Baptist church.
Furneral services were held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock in Vermont, conducted by Rev. Fred Thompson. Burial in Rushville cemetery.
Levi was married to Shirley Ann Corman July 22, 1909, and they had 2 children Leo M and Ernest D "Dwight". Shirley and Levi divorced about 1915 and he remarried Frances Mitchell (in some documents listed as Frances Gapen) on April 24, 1918.
I beleive he was a farmer most of his life but at the time of his death he worked for Mummert Seed Company in Astoria, IL.
He was 1 of 9 children:
Charles E #52787370
Frederick F #8548359
Ida M #8548383
Theodore C #50956763
Ernest
Marcus J
Leroy S #8548397
Geraldine M
His obit reads as follows..
Vermont Resident Dies Suddenly Thursday
Levi Sellers of Vermont, and well known here, died Thursday morning while being rushed to a doctor's office. He was enroute home from the Mummert Seed Company in Astoria were he had been working, when he became ill and had stopped his car. Arthur McCarty, who was passing by, took Mr. Sellers to the office of Dr. George Czopiwsky. He was dead upon arrival. He had been in failing health for some time.
Born in Buena Vista, Schuyler county, Nov. 26 1886, a son of Leroy and Mahala (Moore) Sellers, he was married in Rushville in 1909 to Anna Corman. They had two sons, who survive, Leo M Sellers of Lamoille, Ill., and Ernest Dwight Sellers of Atchinson, Kan.
He was married on April 24 1918 to Frances Mitchell who survives.
Mr. Sellers was a member of the Baptist church.
Furneral services were held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock in Vermont, conducted by Rev. Fred Thompson. Burial in Rushville cemetery.
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