According to his obituary his first name was Harvey, (Maybe named after his great-grandfather, Harvey H. Cogsil), and that he was born June 30, 1873 in Lee Twp., Carroll Co., Ohio, and died May 14, 1905 in Pittsburgh,Alleghenny Co., Pennsylvania.
His obituary in the Carroll Chronicle, Carrollton, Ohio, Friday, May 19, 1905.
Harvey Cogsil Amos was born June 30, 1873, in Lee Township, Carroll Co., Ohio. He went to Pittsburgh in the spring of 1902 and for the past two years had been in the employ of Adams' express Company, in that city. He died May 14, 1905, in Pittsburgh at the home of his sister, Mrs. Arthur Lannin, of malignant jaundice, after an illness of three days.
He was an exemplary young man, respected by all who knew him. A large number of people attended the funeral service, which was conducted by the Presbyterian minister of Kilgore and the Odd Fellows of Scio, of which lodge he was a member. He leaves to mourn his loss a widowed mother, Mrs. Mary V. Amos, two brothers, Hugh Amos of Kilgore and Jerome at home, and the following sisters; Mrs. Arthur Lannin of Pittsburgh, Mrs. Jessie Arbaugh of Ypsilanti, Mrs. Will Barnhouse of Perrysville and Misses Grace, Blanche and Helen at home.
Information researched by Richard Paul Culler of Carrollton, Ohio.
According to his obituary his first name was Harvey, (Maybe named after his great-grandfather, Harvey H. Cogsil), and that he was born June 30, 1873 in Lee Twp., Carroll Co., Ohio, and died May 14, 1905 in Pittsburgh,Alleghenny Co., Pennsylvania.
His obituary in the Carroll Chronicle, Carrollton, Ohio, Friday, May 19, 1905.
Harvey Cogsil Amos was born June 30, 1873, in Lee Township, Carroll Co., Ohio. He went to Pittsburgh in the spring of 1902 and for the past two years had been in the employ of Adams' express Company, in that city. He died May 14, 1905, in Pittsburgh at the home of his sister, Mrs. Arthur Lannin, of malignant jaundice, after an illness of three days.
He was an exemplary young man, respected by all who knew him. A large number of people attended the funeral service, which was conducted by the Presbyterian minister of Kilgore and the Odd Fellows of Scio, of which lodge he was a member. He leaves to mourn his loss a widowed mother, Mrs. Mary V. Amos, two brothers, Hugh Amos of Kilgore and Jerome at home, and the following sisters; Mrs. Arthur Lannin of Pittsburgh, Mrs. Jessie Arbaugh of Ypsilanti, Mrs. Will Barnhouse of Perrysville and Misses Grace, Blanche and Helen at home.
Information researched by Richard Paul Culler of Carrollton, Ohio.
Family Members
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Mary Margaret Amos
1868–1875
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Charity Antoinette Amos Laning
1870–1960
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William Oliver Amos
1874–1894
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Anna Elizabeth Amos
1876–1876
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Barbara Ann Amos Barnhouse
1878–1952
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Jessie Virginia Amos Arbaugh
1879–1951
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Grace G. Amos Miller
1880–1955
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Hugh Spencer Amos
1882–1952
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John Charles Fremont Amos
1884–1892
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Blanche Logan Amos Thompson
1887–1960
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Helen Amanda Amos Morehead
1889–1969
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Infant Son Amos
1890–1890
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Jerome Bussy Amos
1891–1972
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