The Conneautville Courier (Conneautville, Pennsylvania), 10 Jan 1901, Page 1
Mr. J. Wilson Ellis died at his home in this place on Tuesday morning, in his 69th year. He had been sick for nearly a year with dropsy of the heart, and his death had been expected at any time for several months. Deceased was a native of Meadville where he grew to manhood. He spent eighteen years in the west and had lived here for the past eighteen years. He leaves a wife and one daughter. Of his father's family, two brothers, David, of Meadville, and Harlow, of Stoneboro, survive him.
Mr. J. Wilson Ellis died at his home in this place on Tuesday morning, in his 69th year. He had been sick for nearly a year with dropsy of the heart, and his death had been expected at any time for several months. Deceased was a native of Meadville where he grew to manhood. He spent eighteen years in the west and had lived here for the past eighteen years. He leaves a wife and one daughter. Of his father's family, two brothers, David, of Meadville, and Harlow, of Stoneboro, survive him.
The Conneautville Courier (Conneautville, Pennsylvania), 10 Jan 1901, Page 1
Mr. J. Wilson Ellis died at his home in this place on Tuesday morning, in his 69th year. He had been sick for nearly a year with dropsy of the heart, and his death had been expected at any time for several months. Deceased was a native of Meadville where he grew to manhood. He spent eighteen years in the west and had lived here for the past eighteen years. He leaves a wife and one daughter. Of his father's family, two brothers, David, of Meadville, and Harlow, of Stoneboro, survive him.
Mr. J. Wilson Ellis died at his home in this place on Tuesday morning, in his 69th year. He had been sick for nearly a year with dropsy of the heart, and his death had been expected at any time for several months. Deceased was a native of Meadville where he grew to manhood. He spent eighteen years in the west and had lived here for the past eighteen years. He leaves a wife and one daughter. Of his father's family, two brothers, David, of Meadville, and Harlow, of Stoneboro, survive him.
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