On Aug 6, 1885, he was united in marriage to Fannie Miller.
He joined the Old Order Amish Church in his youth and remained a faithful member until death. Surviving are 5 sons (Samuel, Marilla, NY; Annanias, Kalona, Iowa; Benjamin, Pigeon, Mich; Ezra, Pickney, Mich; and Jonas, Riverside, Iowa.), 6 daughters (Katie - Mrs Jonas I Yoder; Martha - Mrs Sylvanus Miller, Kalona, Iowa; Bertha - Mrs Soll J Miller, Iowa City, Iowa; Lizzie - Mrs Andrew M Beachy, Kalona, Iowa; Esther - Mrs Henry B Yoder, Plain City, Ohio; and Fannie - Mrs Daniel S Yoder, Kalona, Iowa), 86 grandchildren, 94 great-grandchildren, and one brother (Cornelius, Plain City, Ohio).
His wife preceded him in death in 1944 and also one son.
Funeral services were conducted at Kalona, Iowa, in charge of Ira Nissley, assisted by Adam Miller in German, and Albert S Miller in English. After these services the body was taken to Defiance Co, Ohio, where further services were in charge of Amos Yoder, Hicksville, Ohio, assisted by John B Yoder, Plain City, Ohio, and Ira Nissley, Kalona, Iowa. Burial was made in Lost Creek Cemetery, Hicksville, Ohio.
Gospel Herald
Vol XLV, No 39
23 September 1952
On Aug 6, 1885, he was united in marriage to Fannie Miller.
He joined the Old Order Amish Church in his youth and remained a faithful member until death. Surviving are 5 sons (Samuel, Marilla, NY; Annanias, Kalona, Iowa; Benjamin, Pigeon, Mich; Ezra, Pickney, Mich; and Jonas, Riverside, Iowa.), 6 daughters (Katie - Mrs Jonas I Yoder; Martha - Mrs Sylvanus Miller, Kalona, Iowa; Bertha - Mrs Soll J Miller, Iowa City, Iowa; Lizzie - Mrs Andrew M Beachy, Kalona, Iowa; Esther - Mrs Henry B Yoder, Plain City, Ohio; and Fannie - Mrs Daniel S Yoder, Kalona, Iowa), 86 grandchildren, 94 great-grandchildren, and one brother (Cornelius, Plain City, Ohio).
His wife preceded him in death in 1944 and also one son.
Funeral services were conducted at Kalona, Iowa, in charge of Ira Nissley, assisted by Adam Miller in German, and Albert S Miller in English. After these services the body was taken to Defiance Co, Ohio, where further services were in charge of Amos Yoder, Hicksville, Ohio, assisted by John B Yoder, Plain City, Ohio, and Ira Nissley, Kalona, Iowa. Burial was made in Lost Creek Cemetery, Hicksville, Ohio.
Gospel Herald
Vol XLV, No 39
23 September 1952
Family Members
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Christian S Beachy
1849–1895
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Sarah S Beachy
1850–1864
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Catherine Beachy Miller
1852–1945
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Esther Beachy Miller
1853–1932
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Solomon S Beachy
1855–1917
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David S. Beachy
1855–1938
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Noah S. Beachy
1858–1943
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Cornelius S Beachy
1862–1953
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Lydia D. Beachy Swartzentruber
1864–1950
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Daniel S Beachy
1866–1913
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Susanna B "Susan" Beachy Swartzentruber
1869–1942
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Eli S Beachy
1871–1923
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Samuel J Beachy
1886–1975
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Catherine J "Katie" Beachy Yoder
1888–1982
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Ananias J Beachy
1889–1971
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Martha Beachy Miller
1891–1985
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Bertha J Beachy Miller
1892–1959
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Elizabeth J Beachy
1895–1990
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Benjamin J Beachy
1897–1998
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Esther J Beachy Yoder
1899–1977
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Ezra Beachy
1901–1991
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Jonas J Beachy
1904–1991
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Fannie Beachy Yoder
1908–2003
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