Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Certificate of Death
Place of Death: Brushvalley Township, Indiana County
Full Name: BENJAMIN FRANKLIN FINLEY
Personal and Statistical Particulars:
Sex: Male
Color: White
Marital Status: Widowed
Date of Birth: 1849
Age: 80
Birthplace: Brushvalley Twp. Indiana Co. Pa.
Occupation: Live Stock Dealer
Name of Father: John Finley
Birthplace of Father: Indiana Co. Pa.
Maiden Name of Mother: Emily Evans
Birthplace of Mother: Indiana Co. Pa.
Informant: B.R. Finley, Heshbon, Pa.
Medical Certificate of Death:
Date of Death: Oct. 25, 1929, 8 a.m.
Cause of Death: Apoplexy
Signature: Wm. F. Peters, M.D., 10-25-1929, Homer City, Pa.
Burial: Oakland, Indiana, Pa., Oct. 28, 1929
Undertaker: Harry Flickinger, Homer City, Pa.
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Indiana, PA: Indiana Weekly Messenger, issue of Thursday, 31 October 1929, p. 1, col. 2
Benjamin F. Findley
Apoplexy was responsible for the sudden passing of Benjamin F. Findley, a well-known resident of Indiana, who dropped dead in the Heshbon postoffice on Friday morning about 7:30 o'clock. The deceased, who had made his home with his son, Bert R. Findley, of near Heshbon, during the last year, was in his usual health when he went to the post office that morning and was standing in line to get his mail when stricken with the fatal attack. Born in Brushvalley township in 1849 the deceased was a son of John and Emily Findley. He resided in that section until he located in Indiana many years ago. For a long period during his active years he was a livestock dealer and later engaged in coal leasing. For a number of years he resided on East Water street where his wife died three years ago. For many years he held membership with the Baptist church and his pastor, Rev. John S. Scott, minister of the First Regular Baptist church, of town, conducted the funeral services, which were held on Monday forenoon at the home of his son, and interment followed in the Oakland cemetery at this place. He leaves two sons, Bert R. Findley, of near Heshbon, and Ira D. Findley, of Turtle Creek, also a brother, William Findley, of Los Angeles, Calif., and three sisters, Mrs. William Parks, of Brookville; Mrs. William Shrimp, of Blairsville, and Mrs. Nettie Lapsley, of Glassport.
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Bureau of Vital Statistics
Certificate of Death
Place of Death: Brushvalley Township, Indiana County
Full Name: BENJAMIN FRANKLIN FINLEY
Personal and Statistical Particulars:
Sex: Male
Color: White
Marital Status: Widowed
Date of Birth: 1849
Age: 80
Birthplace: Brushvalley Twp. Indiana Co. Pa.
Occupation: Live Stock Dealer
Name of Father: John Finley
Birthplace of Father: Indiana Co. Pa.
Maiden Name of Mother: Emily Evans
Birthplace of Mother: Indiana Co. Pa.
Informant: B.R. Finley, Heshbon, Pa.
Medical Certificate of Death:
Date of Death: Oct. 25, 1929, 8 a.m.
Cause of Death: Apoplexy
Signature: Wm. F. Peters, M.D., 10-25-1929, Homer City, Pa.
Burial: Oakland, Indiana, Pa., Oct. 28, 1929
Undertaker: Harry Flickinger, Homer City, Pa.
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Indiana, PA: Indiana Weekly Messenger, issue of Thursday, 31 October 1929, p. 1, col. 2
Benjamin F. Findley
Apoplexy was responsible for the sudden passing of Benjamin F. Findley, a well-known resident of Indiana, who dropped dead in the Heshbon postoffice on Friday morning about 7:30 o'clock. The deceased, who had made his home with his son, Bert R. Findley, of near Heshbon, during the last year, was in his usual health when he went to the post office that morning and was standing in line to get his mail when stricken with the fatal attack. Born in Brushvalley township in 1849 the deceased was a son of John and Emily Findley. He resided in that section until he located in Indiana many years ago. For a long period during his active years he was a livestock dealer and later engaged in coal leasing. For a number of years he resided on East Water street where his wife died three years ago. For many years he held membership with the Baptist church and his pastor, Rev. John S. Scott, minister of the First Regular Baptist church, of town, conducted the funeral services, which were held on Monday forenoon at the home of his son, and interment followed in the Oakland cemetery at this place. He leaves two sons, Bert R. Findley, of near Heshbon, and Ira D. Findley, of Turtle Creek, also a brother, William Findley, of Los Angeles, Calif., and three sisters, Mrs. William Parks, of Brookville; Mrs. William Shrimp, of Blairsville, and Mrs. Nettie Lapsley, of Glassport.
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Certificate of Death
Place of Death: Brushvalley Township, Indiana County
Full Name: BENJAMIN FRANKLIN FINLEY
Personal and Statistical Particulars:
Sex: Male
Color: White
Marital Status: Widowed
Date of Birth: 1849
Age: 80
Birthplace: Brushvalley Twp. Indiana Co. Pa.
Occupation: Live Stock Dealer
Name of Father: John Finley
Birthplace of Father: Indiana Co. Pa.
Maiden Name of Mother: Emily Evans
Birthplace of Mother: Indiana Co. Pa.
Informant: B.R. Finley, Heshbon, Pa.
Medical Certificate of Death:
Date of Death: Oct. 25, 1929, 8 a.m.
Cause of Death: Apoplexy
Signature: Wm. F. Peters, M.D., 10-25-1929, Homer City, Pa.
Burial: Oakland, Indiana, Pa., Oct. 28, 1929
Undertaker: Harry Flickinger, Homer City, Pa.
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Indiana, PA: Indiana Weekly Messenger, issue of Thursday, 31 October 1929, p. 1, col. 2
Benjamin F. Findley
Apoplexy was responsible for the sudden passing of Benjamin F. Findley, a well-known resident of Indiana, who dropped dead in the Heshbon postoffice on Friday morning about 7:30 o'clock. The deceased, who had made his home with his son, Bert R. Findley, of near Heshbon, during the last year, was in his usual health when he went to the post office that morning and was standing in line to get his mail when stricken with the fatal attack. Born in Brushvalley township in 1849 the deceased was a son of John and Emily Findley. He resided in that section until he located in Indiana many years ago. For a long period during his active years he was a livestock dealer and later engaged in coal leasing. For a number of years he resided on East Water street where his wife died three years ago. For many years he held membership with the Baptist church and his pastor, Rev. John S. Scott, minister of the First Regular Baptist church, of town, conducted the funeral services, which were held on Monday forenoon at the home of his son, and interment followed in the Oakland cemetery at this place. He leaves two sons, Bert R. Findley, of near Heshbon, and Ira D. Findley, of Turtle Creek, also a brother, William Findley, of Los Angeles, Calif., and three sisters, Mrs. William Parks, of Brookville; Mrs. William Shrimp, of Blairsville, and Mrs. Nettie Lapsley, of Glassport.
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Bureau of Vital Statistics
Certificate of Death
Place of Death: Brushvalley Township, Indiana County
Full Name: BENJAMIN FRANKLIN FINLEY
Personal and Statistical Particulars:
Sex: Male
Color: White
Marital Status: Widowed
Date of Birth: 1849
Age: 80
Birthplace: Brushvalley Twp. Indiana Co. Pa.
Occupation: Live Stock Dealer
Name of Father: John Finley
Birthplace of Father: Indiana Co. Pa.
Maiden Name of Mother: Emily Evans
Birthplace of Mother: Indiana Co. Pa.
Informant: B.R. Finley, Heshbon, Pa.
Medical Certificate of Death:
Date of Death: Oct. 25, 1929, 8 a.m.
Cause of Death: Apoplexy
Signature: Wm. F. Peters, M.D., 10-25-1929, Homer City, Pa.
Burial: Oakland, Indiana, Pa., Oct. 28, 1929
Undertaker: Harry Flickinger, Homer City, Pa.
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Indiana, PA: Indiana Weekly Messenger, issue of Thursday, 31 October 1929, p. 1, col. 2
Benjamin F. Findley
Apoplexy was responsible for the sudden passing of Benjamin F. Findley, a well-known resident of Indiana, who dropped dead in the Heshbon postoffice on Friday morning about 7:30 o'clock. The deceased, who had made his home with his son, Bert R. Findley, of near Heshbon, during the last year, was in his usual health when he went to the post office that morning and was standing in line to get his mail when stricken with the fatal attack. Born in Brushvalley township in 1849 the deceased was a son of John and Emily Findley. He resided in that section until he located in Indiana many years ago. For a long period during his active years he was a livestock dealer and later engaged in coal leasing. For a number of years he resided on East Water street where his wife died three years ago. For many years he held membership with the Baptist church and his pastor, Rev. John S. Scott, minister of the First Regular Baptist church, of town, conducted the funeral services, which were held on Monday forenoon at the home of his son, and interment followed in the Oakland cemetery at this place. He leaves two sons, Bert R. Findley, of near Heshbon, and Ira D. Findley, of Turtle Creek, also a brother, William Findley, of Los Angeles, Calif., and three sisters, Mrs. William Parks, of Brookville; Mrs. William Shrimp, of Blairsville, and Mrs. Nettie Lapsley, of Glassport.
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