James Dowling Hayes was born in Rose Township, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania, the son of Simon Hayes/Simeon Hause and Elizabeth West.
He married his first wife, Mary Jane "Jennie" Hildebrand, in 1869. She died August 22, 1884.
He married his second wife, Clara Elizabeth Slagle, on June 13, 1886, in Brookville, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania.
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Obituary from The Jeffersonian Democrat, (Vol. 35, No. 2) Thursday, January 11, 1912:
Death of James D. Hayes.
James D. Hayes, who resided in Rose Township, close to the Brookville borough line, died at his home last Saturday evening, January 6, 1912 between 5 and 6 o`clock. He had been ill and confined to his home for more than a year. Five years before his death he had an attack of paralysis. About two years ago he had a second attack, and last Friday evening he had a third attack, which caused his death Saturday evening. He was born in Dowlingville, now Baxter, four miles below Brookville, on Redbank Creek, on September 10, 1843. When he was a boy the family moved to Brookville, and Mr. Hayes lived practically all his life in or near Brookville. In August of 1869, he was married to Miss Jane Hildebrand. To them were born seven or eight children, six of whom are living, four sons and two daughters as follows: J. W. and L. G. Hayes of Brookville; Parker H. of Punxsutawney; Fred S. of Greensburg; Mrs. M. Knarr, of Lock Haven; and Mrs. Harry Pearsall, of Utica, Ohio. All the children were home for the funeral. In addition to these six children there are eight grandchilden. He was married at the time to Miss Clara E. Slagle, who now survives him.
Deceased served six months during the Civil War, in the second Battalion of Pa. infantry, being mustered out with the organization.
His funeral was Wednesday afternoon. Religious services were held at the home, conducted by Rev. Mr. Irving, pastor of the Brookville Baptist Church. Interment was made in the Brookville Cemetery. His funeral was attended by a detail from E. R. Brady Post, of which he had been a member for a number of years. We knew James D. Hayes for many years. He was an honest, industrious man, and a good citizen.
He married his first wife, Mary Jane "Jennie" Hildebrand, in 1869. She died August 22, 1884.
He married his second wife, Clara Elizabeth Slagle, on June 13, 1886, in Brookville, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania.
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Obituary from The Jeffersonian Democrat, (Vol. 35, No. 2) Thursday, January 11, 1912:
Death of James D. Hayes.
James D. Hayes, who resided in Rose Township, close to the Brookville borough line, died at his home last Saturday evening, January 6, 1912 between 5 and 6 o`clock. He had been ill and confined to his home for more than a year. Five years before his death he had an attack of paralysis. About two years ago he had a second attack, and last Friday evening he had a third attack, which caused his death Saturday evening. He was born in Dowlingville, now Baxter, four miles below Brookville, on Redbank Creek, on September 10, 1843. When he was a boy the family moved to Brookville, and Mr. Hayes lived practically all his life in or near Brookville. In August of 1869, he was married to Miss Jane Hildebrand. To them were born seven or eight children, six of whom are living, four sons and two daughters as follows: J. W. and L. G. Hayes of Brookville; Parker H. of Punxsutawney; Fred S. of Greensburg; Mrs. M. Knarr, of Lock Haven; and Mrs. Harry Pearsall, of Utica, Ohio. All the children were home for the funeral. In addition to these six children there are eight grandchilden. He was married at the time to Miss Clara E. Slagle, who now survives him.
Deceased served six months during the Civil War, in the second Battalion of Pa. infantry, being mustered out with the organization.
His funeral was Wednesday afternoon. Religious services were held at the home, conducted by Rev. Mr. Irving, pastor of the Brookville Baptist Church. Interment was made in the Brookville Cemetery. His funeral was attended by a detail from E. R. Brady Post, of which he had been a member for a number of years. We knew James D. Hayes for many years. He was an honest, industrious man, and a good citizen.
James Dowling Hayes was born in Rose Township, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania, the son of Simon Hayes/Simeon Hause and Elizabeth West.
He married his first wife, Mary Jane "Jennie" Hildebrand, in 1869. She died August 22, 1884.
He married his second wife, Clara Elizabeth Slagle, on June 13, 1886, in Brookville, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania.
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Obituary from The Jeffersonian Democrat, (Vol. 35, No. 2) Thursday, January 11, 1912:
Death of James D. Hayes.
James D. Hayes, who resided in Rose Township, close to the Brookville borough line, died at his home last Saturday evening, January 6, 1912 between 5 and 6 o`clock. He had been ill and confined to his home for more than a year. Five years before his death he had an attack of paralysis. About two years ago he had a second attack, and last Friday evening he had a third attack, which caused his death Saturday evening. He was born in Dowlingville, now Baxter, four miles below Brookville, on Redbank Creek, on September 10, 1843. When he was a boy the family moved to Brookville, and Mr. Hayes lived practically all his life in or near Brookville. In August of 1869, he was married to Miss Jane Hildebrand. To them were born seven or eight children, six of whom are living, four sons and two daughters as follows: J. W. and L. G. Hayes of Brookville; Parker H. of Punxsutawney; Fred S. of Greensburg; Mrs. M. Knarr, of Lock Haven; and Mrs. Harry Pearsall, of Utica, Ohio. All the children were home for the funeral. In addition to these six children there are eight grandchilden. He was married at the time to Miss Clara E. Slagle, who now survives him.
Deceased served six months during the Civil War, in the second Battalion of Pa. infantry, being mustered out with the organization.
His funeral was Wednesday afternoon. Religious services were held at the home, conducted by Rev. Mr. Irving, pastor of the Brookville Baptist Church. Interment was made in the Brookville Cemetery. His funeral was attended by a detail from E. R. Brady Post, of which he had been a member for a number of years. We knew James D. Hayes for many years. He was an honest, industrious man, and a good citizen.
He married his first wife, Mary Jane "Jennie" Hildebrand, in 1869. She died August 22, 1884.
He married his second wife, Clara Elizabeth Slagle, on June 13, 1886, in Brookville, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania.
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Obituary from The Jeffersonian Democrat, (Vol. 35, No. 2) Thursday, January 11, 1912:
Death of James D. Hayes.
James D. Hayes, who resided in Rose Township, close to the Brookville borough line, died at his home last Saturday evening, January 6, 1912 between 5 and 6 o`clock. He had been ill and confined to his home for more than a year. Five years before his death he had an attack of paralysis. About two years ago he had a second attack, and last Friday evening he had a third attack, which caused his death Saturday evening. He was born in Dowlingville, now Baxter, four miles below Brookville, on Redbank Creek, on September 10, 1843. When he was a boy the family moved to Brookville, and Mr. Hayes lived practically all his life in or near Brookville. In August of 1869, he was married to Miss Jane Hildebrand. To them were born seven or eight children, six of whom are living, four sons and two daughters as follows: J. W. and L. G. Hayes of Brookville; Parker H. of Punxsutawney; Fred S. of Greensburg; Mrs. M. Knarr, of Lock Haven; and Mrs. Harry Pearsall, of Utica, Ohio. All the children were home for the funeral. In addition to these six children there are eight grandchilden. He was married at the time to Miss Clara E. Slagle, who now survives him.
Deceased served six months during the Civil War, in the second Battalion of Pa. infantry, being mustered out with the organization.
His funeral was Wednesday afternoon. Religious services were held at the home, conducted by Rev. Mr. Irving, pastor of the Brookville Baptist Church. Interment was made in the Brookville Cemetery. His funeral was attended by a detail from E. R. Brady Post, of which he had been a member for a number of years. We knew James D. Hayes for many years. He was an honest, industrious man, and a good citizen.
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