Husband of Mary T. and Jerusha BEACH.

Aged 88 years.

DEATHS

In this city, on Saturday, August 21, at his residence, John BEACH, in the 89th year of his age.

Funeral this (Tuesday) afternoon at 4 o'clock, at 739 Asylum avenue. Friends are invited without further notice.

(Published in The Hartford Courant (CT), Tuesday, August 24, 1880.)

OBITUARY OF MR. JOHN BEACH

Mr. John BEACH, residing at No. 739 Asylum avenue, died on Saturday last, in his 89th year. He had been retired from business nearly twenty years, his last active business having been as head of the firm of John Beach & Co., card and wire manufacturers, on State street. Mr. BEACH has not, during the last years of his life, shown the evidence of decrepitude and decay usual in men of his advanced age, who have led an active business life. He was almost daily seen upon our streets, was a regular attendant at the Asylum Hill Congregational church, apparently in good health, and with children and grandchildren to share his home he seemed to live in the enjoyment of a serene and happy old age.

(Published in The Hartford Courant (CT), Monday, August 23, 1880.)

Husband of Mary T. and Jerusha BEACH.

Aged 88 years.

DEATHS

In this city, on Saturday, August 21, at his residence, John BEACH, in the 89th year of his age.

Funeral this (Tuesday) afternoon at 4 o'clock, at 739 Asylum avenue. Friends are invited without further notice.

(Published in The Hartford Courant (CT), Tuesday, August 24, 1880.)

OBITUARY OF MR. JOHN BEACH

Mr. John BEACH, residing at No. 739 Asylum avenue, died on Saturday last, in his 89th year. He had been retired from business nearly twenty years, his last active business having been as head of the firm of John Beach & Co., card and wire manufacturers, on State street. Mr. BEACH has not, during the last years of his life, shown the evidence of decrepitude and decay usual in men of his advanced age, who have led an active business life. He was almost daily seen upon our streets, was a regular attendant at the Asylum Hill Congregational church, apparently in good health, and with children and grandchildren to share his home he seemed to live in the enjoyment of a serene and happy old age.

(Published in The Hartford Courant (CT), Monday, August 23, 1880.)