Herald of Truth, Vol. XXXI, No. 18, September 15, 1894:
Harshberger- On the 9th of August 1894, in Somerset county, Pa., of dropsy, Bro. Henry Harshberger, aged 76 yrs., 8 mo. and 8 d. He was buried on the 11th in the family graveyard. Funeral services were conducted by L. A. Blough, Sam. Gindlesperger and Henry Hostetler. Bro Harshberger had a great deal of sickness in his later years, sometimes confined to his house for several years, then improved again so that he could go about in the open air. Of his twelve daughters seven survive him. His wife died nearly three years ago. We believe that he died with the hope of eternal life beyond this vale of tears.
Harshberger- On the 9th of August 1894, in Somerset county, Pa., of dropsy, Bro. Henry Harshberger, aged 76 yrs., 8 mo. and 8 d. He was buried on the 11th in the family graveyard. Funeral services were conducted by L. A. Blough, Sam. Gindlesperger and Henry Hostetler. Bro Harshberger had a great deal of sickness in his later years, sometimes confined to his house for several years, then improved again so that he could go about in the open air. Of his twelve daughters seven survive him. His wife died nearly three years ago. We believe that he died with the hope of eternal life beyond this vale of tears.
Herald of Truth, Vol. XXXI, No. 18, September 15, 1894:
Harshberger- On the 9th of August 1894, in Somerset county, Pa., of dropsy, Bro. Henry Harshberger, aged 76 yrs., 8 mo. and 8 d. He was buried on the 11th in the family graveyard. Funeral services were conducted by L. A. Blough, Sam. Gindlesperger and Henry Hostetler. Bro Harshberger had a great deal of sickness in his later years, sometimes confined to his house for several years, then improved again so that he could go about in the open air. Of his twelve daughters seven survive him. His wife died nearly three years ago. We believe that he died with the hope of eternal life beyond this vale of tears.
Harshberger- On the 9th of August 1894, in Somerset county, Pa., of dropsy, Bro. Henry Harshberger, aged 76 yrs., 8 mo. and 8 d. He was buried on the 11th in the family graveyard. Funeral services were conducted by L. A. Blough, Sam. Gindlesperger and Henry Hostetler. Bro Harshberger had a great deal of sickness in his later years, sometimes confined to his house for several years, then improved again so that he could go about in the open air. Of his twelve daughters seven survive him. His wife died nearly three years ago. We believe that he died with the hope of eternal life beyond this vale of tears.
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