Son of John and Elizabeth Book Suter.
US Civil War, Co. K, 121st Pa. Infantry.
Abram Suter, son of the late John Suter, and until recently a resident of Drumore township, died very suddenly at his home near Atglen, Chester county, on Thursday. Mrs. Suter had been to the woods to see about the cutting of some cord wood, and on his return to his home was seen to stumble, but no attention was paid to the occurrence. He entered his house and had just sat down to his supper, when, in reaching across the table, he was seized with a hemorrhage. In a few minutes he was dead. He seemed to have ruptured a blood vessel in his fall. Mr. Suter was a hard working and industrious man. He leaves a family of several children. His remains were interred in the Quarryville cemetery. (Lancaster Intelligencer - Nov 27, 1889)
Contributor: Anonymous (50463965)
US Civil War, Co. K, 121st Pa. Infantry.
Abram Suter, son of the late John Suter, and until recently a resident of Drumore township, died very suddenly at his home near Atglen, Chester county, on Thursday. Mrs. Suter had been to the woods to see about the cutting of some cord wood, and on his return to his home was seen to stumble, but no attention was paid to the occurrence. He entered his house and had just sat down to his supper, when, in reaching across the table, he was seized with a hemorrhage. In a few minutes he was dead. He seemed to have ruptured a blood vessel in his fall. Mr. Suter was a hard working and industrious man. He leaves a family of several children. His remains were interred in the Quarryville cemetery. (Lancaster Intelligencer - Nov 27, 1889)
Contributor: Anonymous (50463965)
Son of John and Elizabeth Book Suter.
US Civil War, Co. K, 121st Pa. Infantry.
Abram Suter, son of the late John Suter, and until recently a resident of Drumore township, died very suddenly at his home near Atglen, Chester county, on Thursday. Mrs. Suter had been to the woods to see about the cutting of some cord wood, and on his return to his home was seen to stumble, but no attention was paid to the occurrence. He entered his house and had just sat down to his supper, when, in reaching across the table, he was seized with a hemorrhage. In a few minutes he was dead. He seemed to have ruptured a blood vessel in his fall. Mr. Suter was a hard working and industrious man. He leaves a family of several children. His remains were interred in the Quarryville cemetery. (Lancaster Intelligencer - Nov 27, 1889)
Contributor: Anonymous (50463965)
US Civil War, Co. K, 121st Pa. Infantry.
Abram Suter, son of the late John Suter, and until recently a resident of Drumore township, died very suddenly at his home near Atglen, Chester county, on Thursday. Mrs. Suter had been to the woods to see about the cutting of some cord wood, and on his return to his home was seen to stumble, but no attention was paid to the occurrence. He entered his house and had just sat down to his supper, when, in reaching across the table, he was seized with a hemorrhage. In a few minutes he was dead. He seemed to have ruptured a blood vessel in his fall. Mr. Suter was a hard working and industrious man. He leaves a family of several children. His remains were interred in the Quarryville cemetery. (Lancaster Intelligencer - Nov 27, 1889)
Contributor: Anonymous (50463965)
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