Source: Spirit of Democracy October 16, 1883
Died – On Saturday, the 13th inst., of Erysipelas fever, after an illness of one week, Daniel Neuhart Sr., of Woodsfield. The deceased was born in Ruppertsweiler, by Pirmasens, Rheinpfalz, Germany, October 28th 1828. He located in Monroe county in 1852 and was twice elected Treasurer of the county. Mr. Neuhart was a good citizen. He leaves a wife and several children to mourn his loss. The funeral ceremonies took place on Sunday and were conducted by the Odd Fellows, of which Order deceased was a member. Members were present from the Lodges at Beallsville, Lewisville and Miltonsburg.
Died – On Saturday, the 13th inst., of Erysipelas fever, after an illness of one week, Daniel Neuhart Sr., of Woodsfield. The deceased was born in Ruppertsweiler, by Pirmasens, Rheinpfalz, Germany, October 28th 1828. He located in Monroe county in 1852 and was twice elected Treasurer of the county. Mr. Neuhart was a good citizen. He leaves a wife and several children to mourn his loss. The funeral ceremonies took place on Sunday and were conducted by the Odd Fellows, of which Order deceased was a member. Members were present from the Lodges at Beallsville, Lewisville and Miltonsburg.
Source: Spirit of Democracy October 16, 1883
Died – On Saturday, the 13th inst., of Erysipelas fever, after an illness of one week, Daniel Neuhart Sr., of Woodsfield. The deceased was born in Ruppertsweiler, by Pirmasens, Rheinpfalz, Germany, October 28th 1828. He located in Monroe county in 1852 and was twice elected Treasurer of the county. Mr. Neuhart was a good citizen. He leaves a wife and several children to mourn his loss. The funeral ceremonies took place on Sunday and were conducted by the Odd Fellows, of which Order deceased was a member. Members were present from the Lodges at Beallsville, Lewisville and Miltonsburg.
Died – On Saturday, the 13th inst., of Erysipelas fever, after an illness of one week, Daniel Neuhart Sr., of Woodsfield. The deceased was born in Ruppertsweiler, by Pirmasens, Rheinpfalz, Germany, October 28th 1828. He located in Monroe county in 1852 and was twice elected Treasurer of the county. Mr. Neuhart was a good citizen. He leaves a wife and several children to mourn his loss. The funeral ceremonies took place on Sunday and were conducted by the Odd Fellows, of which Order deceased was a member. Members were present from the Lodges at Beallsville, Lewisville and Miltonsburg.
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