Pelatiah Allyn was a California pioneer of 1849 who passed away at the home of his son W.F. Allyn, of the Santa Ana, at an early hour Saturday Morning April 1909 at the unusual age of 87 years, 11 months and 11 days.
The services were held from the undertaking parlors of L.S. Beckley, Reverend Chas. Scott officiating and the remains were laid to final rest by the side of those of his wife in the Ventura Cemetery.
Since the death of his helpmeet fifteen years ago, Mr. Allyn has made his home in various parts of the state returning here about four months ago to await the final summons at the old Santa Ana homestead, which he owned and occupied in former years, but which he recently deeded to his daughter-in-law, Mrs. W. F. Allyn, retraining a life estate in the property.
Deceased was a native of Connecticut and is survived by three sons.
He was a brother of C.E. Allyn a former resident of Ventura, now of Los Angeles and an uncle of our townsman, Chas. Allyn.
The services were held from the undertaking parlors of L.S. Beckley, Reverend Chas. Scott officiating and the remains were laid to final rest by the side of those of his wife in the Ventura Cemetery.
Since the death of his helpmeet fifteen years ago, Mr. Allyn has made his home in various parts of the state returning here about four months ago to await the final summons at the old Santa Ana homestead, which he owned and occupied in former years, but which he recently deeded to his daughter-in-law, Mrs. W. F. Allyn, retraining a life estate in the property.
Deceased was a native of Connecticut and is survived by three sons.
He was a brother of C.E. Allyn a former resident of Ventura, now of Los Angeles and an uncle of our townsman, Chas. Allyn.
Pelatiah Allyn was a California pioneer of 1849 who passed away at the home of his son W.F. Allyn, of the Santa Ana, at an early hour Saturday Morning April 1909 at the unusual age of 87 years, 11 months and 11 days.
The services were held from the undertaking parlors of L.S. Beckley, Reverend Chas. Scott officiating and the remains were laid to final rest by the side of those of his wife in the Ventura Cemetery.
Since the death of his helpmeet fifteen years ago, Mr. Allyn has made his home in various parts of the state returning here about four months ago to await the final summons at the old Santa Ana homestead, which he owned and occupied in former years, but which he recently deeded to his daughter-in-law, Mrs. W. F. Allyn, retraining a life estate in the property.
Deceased was a native of Connecticut and is survived by three sons.
He was a brother of C.E. Allyn a former resident of Ventura, now of Los Angeles and an uncle of our townsman, Chas. Allyn.
The services were held from the undertaking parlors of L.S. Beckley, Reverend Chas. Scott officiating and the remains were laid to final rest by the side of those of his wife in the Ventura Cemetery.
Since the death of his helpmeet fifteen years ago, Mr. Allyn has made his home in various parts of the state returning here about four months ago to await the final summons at the old Santa Ana homestead, which he owned and occupied in former years, but which he recently deeded to his daughter-in-law, Mrs. W. F. Allyn, retraining a life estate in the property.
Deceased was a native of Connecticut and is survived by three sons.
He was a brother of C.E. Allyn a former resident of Ventura, now of Los Angeles and an uncle of our townsman, Chas. Allyn.
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