Katherine, widow of Henry Ayle, late of Center township, Perry county, died on Sunday at Harrisburg, at the home of her son in-law D.H. Swope. She was born in Lancaster county, 83 years ago and resided in Center township for many years, removing to Harrisburg with her husband fifteen years ago. There he died one year ago. She is survived by the following children; Mrs. Swope, Mrs. Augustus N. Seeger, Mrs. Maggie Rathfon and Harry Ayle of Harrisburg; Jacob Ayle of Iowa, John F. of Center township, Mrs. Kate Owens and Mrs. Sarah Kling, Carroll township, and Mrs. Mattie Fickes, of Lancaster; Mrs. Joheph Miller of New Bloomfield, Mrs. Nancy Barge of Lancaster and John Brenneman of Lititz, are her surviving sister and brother. The body of Mrs. Ayle was buried alongside that of her husband in *Penbrook cemetery on Tuesday. (*Penbrook Cemetery might be Harrisburg East Cemetery which is actually in Susquehanna Twp. and across the street from Penbrook.) There is no other cemetery that could be named Pennbrook.
Publiched in the Newport News, May 16, 1901
Publiched in the Newport News, May 16, 1901
Katherine, widow of Henry Ayle, late of Center township, Perry county, died on Sunday at Harrisburg, at the home of her son in-law D.H. Swope. She was born in Lancaster county, 83 years ago and resided in Center township for many years, removing to Harrisburg with her husband fifteen years ago. There he died one year ago. She is survived by the following children; Mrs. Swope, Mrs. Augustus N. Seeger, Mrs. Maggie Rathfon and Harry Ayle of Harrisburg; Jacob Ayle of Iowa, John F. of Center township, Mrs. Kate Owens and Mrs. Sarah Kling, Carroll township, and Mrs. Mattie Fickes, of Lancaster; Mrs. Joheph Miller of New Bloomfield, Mrs. Nancy Barge of Lancaster and John Brenneman of Lititz, are her surviving sister and brother. The body of Mrs. Ayle was buried alongside that of her husband in *Penbrook cemetery on Tuesday. (*Penbrook Cemetery might be Harrisburg East Cemetery which is actually in Susquehanna Twp. and across the street from Penbrook.) There is no other cemetery that could be named Pennbrook.
Publiched in the Newport News, May 16, 1901
Publiched in the Newport News, May 16, 1901
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