Jacob Hankins
KENTON - Funeral services for Jacob Hankins, 55, well known Roundhead resident who died at his home there Saturday morning, will be held Monday at 2 p.m. at the late home in Roundhead. Rev. George Eley of Ada, former pastor of the Roundhead Methodist church, in charge. Burial will be in the Roundhead cemetery.
Hankins, who was well known in the vicinity of Roundhead, was born April 11, 1885 in that town and lived there all his life where he was a barber. He was the son of the late Lewis and Margaret Arbogast Hankins of Roundhead.
Surviving are three sisters, Miss Elizabeth Hankins, at home, Mrs. Vaus Burden of New Hampshire, and Mrs. Arthur Zimmerman of Belle Center; four nieces; four nephews; one great niece; and one great nephew.
(published in The Lima News, January 1, 1940)
KENTON - Funeral services for Jacob Hankins, 55, well known Roundhead resident who died at his home there Saturday morning, will be held Monday at 2 p.m. at the late home in Roundhead. Rev. George Eley of Ada, former pastor of the Roundhead Methodist church, in charge. Burial will be in the Roundhead cemetery.
Hankins, who was well known in the vicinity of Roundhead, was born April 11, 1885 in that town and lived there all his life where he was a barber. He was the son of the late Lewis and Margaret Arbogast Hankins of Roundhead.
Surviving are three sisters, Miss Elizabeth Hankins, at home, Mrs. Vaus Burden of New Hampshire, and Mrs. Arthur Zimmerman of Belle Center; four nieces; four nephews; one great niece; and one great nephew.
(published in The Lima News, January 1, 1940)
Jacob Hankins
KENTON - Funeral services for Jacob Hankins, 55, well known Roundhead resident who died at his home there Saturday morning, will be held Monday at 2 p.m. at the late home in Roundhead. Rev. George Eley of Ada, former pastor of the Roundhead Methodist church, in charge. Burial will be in the Roundhead cemetery.
Hankins, who was well known in the vicinity of Roundhead, was born April 11, 1885 in that town and lived there all his life where he was a barber. He was the son of the late Lewis and Margaret Arbogast Hankins of Roundhead.
Surviving are three sisters, Miss Elizabeth Hankins, at home, Mrs. Vaus Burden of New Hampshire, and Mrs. Arthur Zimmerman of Belle Center; four nieces; four nephews; one great niece; and one great nephew.
(published in The Lima News, January 1, 1940)
KENTON - Funeral services for Jacob Hankins, 55, well known Roundhead resident who died at his home there Saturday morning, will be held Monday at 2 p.m. at the late home in Roundhead. Rev. George Eley of Ada, former pastor of the Roundhead Methodist church, in charge. Burial will be in the Roundhead cemetery.
Hankins, who was well known in the vicinity of Roundhead, was born April 11, 1885 in that town and lived there all his life where he was a barber. He was the son of the late Lewis and Margaret Arbogast Hankins of Roundhead.
Surviving are three sisters, Miss Elizabeth Hankins, at home, Mrs. Vaus Burden of New Hampshire, and Mrs. Arthur Zimmerman of Belle Center; four nieces; four nephews; one great niece; and one great nephew.
(published in The Lima News, January 1, 1940)
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