Son of James Dick and Mary Moore Stewart. Husband of Barbara Ella Bidelman. Father of three.
Obituary:
Mr. Samuel Dick, of East Wheatfield township, died on Monday evening, after a brief illness. Several days ago she [sic] suffered from an attack of erysipelas, and blood poisoning developed, which resulted fatally. The deceased was aged about 45 years and is survived by his wife, two daughters, and one son. He was a half brother of Mrs. Annie Wilson, of Church street, widow of the late A.W. Wilson. Two other sisters and one brother reside in Topeka, Kan., and another brother, in Ebensburg. The funeral services will be conducted in the Armagh M.E. church this afternoon, at 2 o’clock, by Rev. H.S. McCutcheon and interment will follow in the Armagh cemetery.
The Indiana Progress
Indiana, Pennsylvania
20 November 1901
Page 9
Obituary:
Mr. Samuel Dick, of East Wheatfield township, died on Monday evening, after a brief illness. Several days ago she [sic] suffered from an attack of erysipelas, and blood poisoning developed, which resulted fatally. The deceased was aged about 45 years and is survived by his wife, two daughters, and one son. He was a half brother of Mrs. Annie Wilson, of Church street, widow of the late A.W. Wilson. Two other sisters and one brother reside in Topeka, Kan., and another brother, in Ebensburg. The funeral services will be conducted in the Armagh M.E. church this afternoon, at 2 o’clock, by Rev. H.S. McCutcheon and interment will follow in the Armagh cemetery.
The Indiana Progress
Indiana, Pennsylvania
20 November 1901
Page 9
Son of James Dick and Mary Moore Stewart. Husband of Barbara Ella Bidelman. Father of three.
Obituary:
Mr. Samuel Dick, of East Wheatfield township, died on Monday evening, after a brief illness. Several days ago she [sic] suffered from an attack of erysipelas, and blood poisoning developed, which resulted fatally. The deceased was aged about 45 years and is survived by his wife, two daughters, and one son. He was a half brother of Mrs. Annie Wilson, of Church street, widow of the late A.W. Wilson. Two other sisters and one brother reside in Topeka, Kan., and another brother, in Ebensburg. The funeral services will be conducted in the Armagh M.E. church this afternoon, at 2 o’clock, by Rev. H.S. McCutcheon and interment will follow in the Armagh cemetery.
The Indiana Progress
Indiana, Pennsylvania
20 November 1901
Page 9
Obituary:
Mr. Samuel Dick, of East Wheatfield township, died on Monday evening, after a brief illness. Several days ago she [sic] suffered from an attack of erysipelas, and blood poisoning developed, which resulted fatally. The deceased was aged about 45 years and is survived by his wife, two daughters, and one son. He was a half brother of Mrs. Annie Wilson, of Church street, widow of the late A.W. Wilson. Two other sisters and one brother reside in Topeka, Kan., and another brother, in Ebensburg. The funeral services will be conducted in the Armagh M.E. church this afternoon, at 2 o’clock, by Rev. H.S. McCutcheon and interment will follow in the Armagh cemetery.
The Indiana Progress
Indiana, Pennsylvania
20 November 1901
Page 9
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