Husband of Mary A. Pfeifly.
Aged 64-5-26.
Pa Death certificate # 6243.
The following paragraph is excerpted from The History of Lehigh County, Volume 2 page 356.
William K. Fetherolf, son of Daniel, was born July 30, 1849 at Jacksonville, and died Monday January 26, 1914 of a complication of diseases after an illness of two years. After his education in the public schools at Lynn Twp., he attended Keystone Normal School at Kutztown, and afterward taught school for several terms. After the S.& L. branch of the P.& R. Railroad had been built he served for some years as station agent at Jacksonville. On the 24th of December 1878, he was married to Mary A. Pfeifly of Lynnport. The couple settled making farming their occupation. Even while thus engaged he did not neglect his inclination toward education. He was a constant reader and one of the well-read men of the community, as well as an authority on local history. He is survived by his widow Mary, and the following children: Dr. William J. of Steinsville; Mrs. Anna Heintzelman, Schnecksville; Martin, a student at Muhlenberg College, Allentown; Mrs. Eva Kohler, Kutztown; Mary, Allentown, Edna, Irvin, and Dewey all at home; a brother John, Jacksonville, and 2 sisters, Mrs. Jacob Hartman, Kutztown, and Mrs. A.D. Trexler at Trexlers.
Husband of Mary A. Pfeifly.
Aged 64-5-26.
Pa Death certificate # 6243.
The following paragraph is excerpted from The History of Lehigh County, Volume 2 page 356.
William K. Fetherolf, son of Daniel, was born July 30, 1849 at Jacksonville, and died Monday January 26, 1914 of a complication of diseases after an illness of two years. After his education in the public schools at Lynn Twp., he attended Keystone Normal School at Kutztown, and afterward taught school for several terms. After the S.& L. branch of the P.& R. Railroad had been built he served for some years as station agent at Jacksonville. On the 24th of December 1878, he was married to Mary A. Pfeifly of Lynnport. The couple settled making farming their occupation. Even while thus engaged he did not neglect his inclination toward education. He was a constant reader and one of the well-read men of the community, as well as an authority on local history. He is survived by his widow Mary, and the following children: Dr. William J. of Steinsville; Mrs. Anna Heintzelman, Schnecksville; Martin, a student at Muhlenberg College, Allentown; Mrs. Eva Kohler, Kutztown; Mary, Allentown, Edna, Irvin, and Dewey all at home; a brother John, Jacksonville, and 2 sisters, Mrs. Jacob Hartman, Kutztown, and Mrs. A.D. Trexler at Trexlers.
Family Members
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Robert Hiram Fetherolf
1880–1882
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Dr William Jerome Fetherolf
1881–1963
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Minnie C. Fetherolf
1882–1883
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Ottis Harvey Fetherolf
1884–1884
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Annie L Fetherolf Heintzelman
1885–1959
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Lieut Martin Daniel Fetherolf
1887–1951
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Eva R Fetherolf Kohler
1890–1981
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Mary Clara Fetherolf Dietrich
1892–1964
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Edna L Fetherolf Heintzelman
1893–1963
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Irwin Jacob Fetherolf
1896–1971
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Richmond Dewey Fetherolf
1898–1954
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