Isaac Green of Delaware County, Pennsylvania was the son of Isaac and Elizabeth (Wickersham) Green. He was the husband of Deborah Ann Kirk, their children were James Green, Rachel Green, Susanna Green, Isaac Green, Parker Green, Joseph Green, Eliza Ann Green and Hiram Green. Their daughter, Susan K. Green married Benjamin Taylor Sharpless (1838-1894) on January 1, 1863 in Philadelphia, PA. Their son Hiram Green was a merchant in Center township in 1880.
The New Leaf, Effingham, Kansas 27 Mar 1896, Fri, Page 4
Mrs. Susan Sharpless, who has been visiting her father near Philadelphia for about five months, returned Thursday. Her father returned with her and will reside with her at Monrovia in the future.
The New Leaf, Effingham, Kansas 08 May 1896, Fri, Page 4
An old gentleman named Mr. Green, who recently came from Pennsylvania, died at Monrovia Monday and was buried Wednesday. He was quite feeble, but not particularly sick, and his death quite sudden. He was using the vessel, and called for help and hardly had been placed on the bed until he expired. Mr. Green was the father of Mrs. Sharpless of Monrovia and Hiram Green of Nortonville. He was over 83 years old. Friends extend sympathy to the relatives.
The New Leaf, Effingham, Kansas 27 Mar 1896, Fri, Page 4
Mrs. Susan Sharpless, who has been visiting her father near Philadelphia for about five months, returned Thursday. Her father returned with her and will reside with her at Monrovia in the future.
The New Leaf, Effingham, Kansas 08 May 1896, Fri, Page 4
An old gentleman named Mr. Green, who recently came from Pennsylvania, died at Monrovia Monday and was buried Wednesday. He was quite feeble, but not particularly sick, and his death quite sudden. He was using the vessel, and called for help and hardly had been placed on the bed until he expired. Mr. Green was the father of Mrs. Sharpless of Monrovia and Hiram Green of Nortonville. He was over 83 years old. Friends extend sympathy to the relatives.
Isaac Green of Delaware County, Pennsylvania was the son of Isaac and Elizabeth (Wickersham) Green. He was the husband of Deborah Ann Kirk, their children were James Green, Rachel Green, Susanna Green, Isaac Green, Parker Green, Joseph Green, Eliza Ann Green and Hiram Green. Their daughter, Susan K. Green married Benjamin Taylor Sharpless (1838-1894) on January 1, 1863 in Philadelphia, PA. Their son Hiram Green was a merchant in Center township in 1880.
The New Leaf, Effingham, Kansas 27 Mar 1896, Fri, Page 4
Mrs. Susan Sharpless, who has been visiting her father near Philadelphia for about five months, returned Thursday. Her father returned with her and will reside with her at Monrovia in the future.
The New Leaf, Effingham, Kansas 08 May 1896, Fri, Page 4
An old gentleman named Mr. Green, who recently came from Pennsylvania, died at Monrovia Monday and was buried Wednesday. He was quite feeble, but not particularly sick, and his death quite sudden. He was using the vessel, and called for help and hardly had been placed on the bed until he expired. Mr. Green was the father of Mrs. Sharpless of Monrovia and Hiram Green of Nortonville. He was over 83 years old. Friends extend sympathy to the relatives.
The New Leaf, Effingham, Kansas 27 Mar 1896, Fri, Page 4
Mrs. Susan Sharpless, who has been visiting her father near Philadelphia for about five months, returned Thursday. Her father returned with her and will reside with her at Monrovia in the future.
The New Leaf, Effingham, Kansas 08 May 1896, Fri, Page 4
An old gentleman named Mr. Green, who recently came from Pennsylvania, died at Monrovia Monday and was buried Wednesday. He was quite feeble, but not particularly sick, and his death quite sudden. He was using the vessel, and called for help and hardly had been placed on the bed until he expired. Mr. Green was the father of Mrs. Sharpless of Monrovia and Hiram Green of Nortonville. He was over 83 years old. Friends extend sympathy to the relatives.
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