Hannah Newbury was born April 3, 1836 in Pennsylvania to George Newberry/Newbury and Sarah Barnhart.
1850 Point, Northumberland, PA, George W Newberry 49 born abt 1801 PA, a Laborer, Sarah 39 born abt 1811 PA, Jane 20, Richard 19, William 16, Hannah 14, Geo Washington 11, Eliza 9, Martha 8, Mary 4, James 2, George Barnhart 21.
Hannah was married to William Auchenbaugh.
1880 Lock Haven, Clinton, PA, William Achenbach 57 born abt 1823 PA, a Laborer, Hanna 44 born abt 1836 PA, Emma J 17, Mary A 15, James K 13, Ralph 11, Sarah A Morris 20, husband William T Morris 24, John Morris 7 months.
1910 Milton, Northumberland, PA, William Auckonbaugh 75, Hannah 73, living with son Washington 52 and his family.
Hannah died on Oct. 20, 1916 at Milton, PA. She was 80 years old old, married and buried at Watsontown, PA on Oct. 23rd. Wm Auchenbaugh of Milton was the informant on her death certificate. Her husband was buried at Harmony Cemetery, and her death certificate only listed at Watsontown, more research is needed to verify.
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A William T Morris may have been married to two of her daughters, first Sarah, who poss. died in 1887 and then to Mary Alice in 1889.
The Daily Democrat, Clinton County, PA, Tue., July 16, 1888.
Child Terribly Burned.
Eddie Morris, a son of William T. Morris, who lives across the basin on East Park street, was terribly burned last evening a little after five o’clock, the result of playing with matches, which he procured in his father’s room. The little fellow, who will not be five years old until September next, and who still wears dresses, got an old coffee-mill somewhere and attempted to build a fire in it, when his clothes ignited and in a moment were all aflame. He ran screaming toward the house where some one met him and tore the clothing off him, but not in time to prevent him from being half roasted, his body being a mass of blisters from his stomach down. Dr. Shoemaker was sent for, but could ? little to hope for in the case and gave no encouragement as to recovery. His condition was not improved this morning.
The sad affair should impress upon every parent the necessity of keeping such dangerous playthings as matches out of the reach of their little hands.
The Daily Democrat, Clinton County, PA, Thur., July 18, 1888.
Eddie Morris Dead.
Eddie Morris, the little boy who was so badly burned a few days ago while playing with matches, died this morning about 3 o’clock. The funeral will take place tomorrow and interment will be at Dunnstown. Services at the house at 2 o’clock p.m by Rev. Mr. Bender.
Clinton County PA Marriages
William T Morris to Mary Alice Auchenbach on Apr. 15, 1889. He listed his wife died in July of 1887.
1900 Lock Haven, Clinton, PA, William T Morris 46, Mary A 36, married 11 years, had 5 children with 4 living, Elery 7, Elsie 6, Roy 4, Ralph 2.
1850 Point, Northumberland, PA, George W Newberry 49 born abt 1801 PA, a Laborer, Sarah 39 born abt 1811 PA, Jane 20, Richard 19, William 16, Hannah 14, Geo Washington 11, Eliza 9, Martha 8, Mary 4, James 2, George Barnhart 21.
Hannah was married to William Auchenbaugh.
1880 Lock Haven, Clinton, PA, William Achenbach 57 born abt 1823 PA, a Laborer, Hanna 44 born abt 1836 PA, Emma J 17, Mary A 15, James K 13, Ralph 11, Sarah A Morris 20, husband William T Morris 24, John Morris 7 months.
1910 Milton, Northumberland, PA, William Auckonbaugh 75, Hannah 73, living with son Washington 52 and his family.
Hannah died on Oct. 20, 1916 at Milton, PA. She was 80 years old old, married and buried at Watsontown, PA on Oct. 23rd. Wm Auchenbaugh of Milton was the informant on her death certificate. Her husband was buried at Harmony Cemetery, and her death certificate only listed at Watsontown, more research is needed to verify.
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A William T Morris may have been married to two of her daughters, first Sarah, who poss. died in 1887 and then to Mary Alice in 1889.
The Daily Democrat, Clinton County, PA, Tue., July 16, 1888.
Child Terribly Burned.
Eddie Morris, a son of William T. Morris, who lives across the basin on East Park street, was terribly burned last evening a little after five o’clock, the result of playing with matches, which he procured in his father’s room. The little fellow, who will not be five years old until September next, and who still wears dresses, got an old coffee-mill somewhere and attempted to build a fire in it, when his clothes ignited and in a moment were all aflame. He ran screaming toward the house where some one met him and tore the clothing off him, but not in time to prevent him from being half roasted, his body being a mass of blisters from his stomach down. Dr. Shoemaker was sent for, but could ? little to hope for in the case and gave no encouragement as to recovery. His condition was not improved this morning.
The sad affair should impress upon every parent the necessity of keeping such dangerous playthings as matches out of the reach of their little hands.
The Daily Democrat, Clinton County, PA, Thur., July 18, 1888.
Eddie Morris Dead.
Eddie Morris, the little boy who was so badly burned a few days ago while playing with matches, died this morning about 3 o’clock. The funeral will take place tomorrow and interment will be at Dunnstown. Services at the house at 2 o’clock p.m by Rev. Mr. Bender.
Clinton County PA Marriages
William T Morris to Mary Alice Auchenbach on Apr. 15, 1889. He listed his wife died in July of 1887.
1900 Lock Haven, Clinton, PA, William T Morris 46, Mary A 36, married 11 years, had 5 children with 4 living, Elery 7, Elsie 6, Roy 4, Ralph 2.
Hannah Newbury was born April 3, 1836 in Pennsylvania to George Newberry/Newbury and Sarah Barnhart.
1850 Point, Northumberland, PA, George W Newberry 49 born abt 1801 PA, a Laborer, Sarah 39 born abt 1811 PA, Jane 20, Richard 19, William 16, Hannah 14, Geo Washington 11, Eliza 9, Martha 8, Mary 4, James 2, George Barnhart 21.
Hannah was married to William Auchenbaugh.
1880 Lock Haven, Clinton, PA, William Achenbach 57 born abt 1823 PA, a Laborer, Hanna 44 born abt 1836 PA, Emma J 17, Mary A 15, James K 13, Ralph 11, Sarah A Morris 20, husband William T Morris 24, John Morris 7 months.
1910 Milton, Northumberland, PA, William Auckonbaugh 75, Hannah 73, living with son Washington 52 and his family.
Hannah died on Oct. 20, 1916 at Milton, PA. She was 80 years old old, married and buried at Watsontown, PA on Oct. 23rd. Wm Auchenbaugh of Milton was the informant on her death certificate. Her husband was buried at Harmony Cemetery, and her death certificate only listed at Watsontown, more research is needed to verify.
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A William T Morris may have been married to two of her daughters, first Sarah, who poss. died in 1887 and then to Mary Alice in 1889.
The Daily Democrat, Clinton County, PA, Tue., July 16, 1888.
Child Terribly Burned.
Eddie Morris, a son of William T. Morris, who lives across the basin on East Park street, was terribly burned last evening a little after five o’clock, the result of playing with matches, which he procured in his father’s room. The little fellow, who will not be five years old until September next, and who still wears dresses, got an old coffee-mill somewhere and attempted to build a fire in it, when his clothes ignited and in a moment were all aflame. He ran screaming toward the house where some one met him and tore the clothing off him, but not in time to prevent him from being half roasted, his body being a mass of blisters from his stomach down. Dr. Shoemaker was sent for, but could ? little to hope for in the case and gave no encouragement as to recovery. His condition was not improved this morning.
The sad affair should impress upon every parent the necessity of keeping such dangerous playthings as matches out of the reach of their little hands.
The Daily Democrat, Clinton County, PA, Thur., July 18, 1888.
Eddie Morris Dead.
Eddie Morris, the little boy who was so badly burned a few days ago while playing with matches, died this morning about 3 o’clock. The funeral will take place tomorrow and interment will be at Dunnstown. Services at the house at 2 o’clock p.m by Rev. Mr. Bender.
Clinton County PA Marriages
William T Morris to Mary Alice Auchenbach on Apr. 15, 1889. He listed his wife died in July of 1887.
1900 Lock Haven, Clinton, PA, William T Morris 46, Mary A 36, married 11 years, had 5 children with 4 living, Elery 7, Elsie 6, Roy 4, Ralph 2.
1850 Point, Northumberland, PA, George W Newberry 49 born abt 1801 PA, a Laborer, Sarah 39 born abt 1811 PA, Jane 20, Richard 19, William 16, Hannah 14, Geo Washington 11, Eliza 9, Martha 8, Mary 4, James 2, George Barnhart 21.
Hannah was married to William Auchenbaugh.
1880 Lock Haven, Clinton, PA, William Achenbach 57 born abt 1823 PA, a Laborer, Hanna 44 born abt 1836 PA, Emma J 17, Mary A 15, James K 13, Ralph 11, Sarah A Morris 20, husband William T Morris 24, John Morris 7 months.
1910 Milton, Northumberland, PA, William Auckonbaugh 75, Hannah 73, living with son Washington 52 and his family.
Hannah died on Oct. 20, 1916 at Milton, PA. She was 80 years old old, married and buried at Watsontown, PA on Oct. 23rd. Wm Auchenbaugh of Milton was the informant on her death certificate. Her husband was buried at Harmony Cemetery, and her death certificate only listed at Watsontown, more research is needed to verify.
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A William T Morris may have been married to two of her daughters, first Sarah, who poss. died in 1887 and then to Mary Alice in 1889.
The Daily Democrat, Clinton County, PA, Tue., July 16, 1888.
Child Terribly Burned.
Eddie Morris, a son of William T. Morris, who lives across the basin on East Park street, was terribly burned last evening a little after five o’clock, the result of playing with matches, which he procured in his father’s room. The little fellow, who will not be five years old until September next, and who still wears dresses, got an old coffee-mill somewhere and attempted to build a fire in it, when his clothes ignited and in a moment were all aflame. He ran screaming toward the house where some one met him and tore the clothing off him, but not in time to prevent him from being half roasted, his body being a mass of blisters from his stomach down. Dr. Shoemaker was sent for, but could ? little to hope for in the case and gave no encouragement as to recovery. His condition was not improved this morning.
The sad affair should impress upon every parent the necessity of keeping such dangerous playthings as matches out of the reach of their little hands.
The Daily Democrat, Clinton County, PA, Thur., July 18, 1888.
Eddie Morris Dead.
Eddie Morris, the little boy who was so badly burned a few days ago while playing with matches, died this morning about 3 o’clock. The funeral will take place tomorrow and interment will be at Dunnstown. Services at the house at 2 o’clock p.m by Rev. Mr. Bender.
Clinton County PA Marriages
William T Morris to Mary Alice Auchenbach on Apr. 15, 1889. He listed his wife died in July of 1887.
1900 Lock Haven, Clinton, PA, William T Morris 46, Mary A 36, married 11 years, had 5 children with 4 living, Elery 7, Elsie 6, Roy 4, Ralph 2.
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