Son of Daniel & Margaret McWilliams Pettay.
Obituary source: Noble County Register 9 MAR 1910
Francis Asbury Pettay, one of the most prominent farmers of Center township, on Sunday morning, March 4, 1910, shook off earth's cares and sufferings and peacefully entered rest. He had been a great sufferer for three years past and the messenger of death was a welcome visitor to him, for he felt that he was prepared to go into the presence of his Master.
Obituary source: Noble County Register 9 MAR 1910
Francis Asbury Pettay, one of the most prominent farmers of Center township, on Sunday morning, March 4, 1910, shook off earth's cares and sufferings and peacefully entered rest. He had been a great sufferer for three years past and the messenger of death was a welcome visitor to him, for he felt that he was prepared to go into the presence of his Master.
Son of Daniel & Margaret McWilliams Pettay.
Obituary source: Noble County Register 9 MAR 1910
Francis Asbury Pettay, one of the most prominent farmers of Center township, on Sunday morning, March 4, 1910, shook off earth's cares and sufferings and peacefully entered rest. He had been a great sufferer for three years past and the messenger of death was a welcome visitor to him, for he felt that he was prepared to go into the presence of his Master.
Obituary source: Noble County Register 9 MAR 1910
Francis Asbury Pettay, one of the most prominent farmers of Center township, on Sunday morning, March 4, 1910, shook off earth's cares and sufferings and peacefully entered rest. He had been a great sufferer for three years past and the messenger of death was a welcome visitor to him, for he felt that he was prepared to go into the presence of his Master.
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