Born in Concord Township; 11th of 13 children of Jacob and Susanna (Leibold) Troutman; Married 3 January 1905 in Cuyahoga County to Addie Pearl Dickerman; One known child, a son, linked here; Railroad engineer for many years.
Obituary from the Butler Eagle (Butler, PA) edition of 22 May 1931, page 18:
Native of Butler County Victim of Monoxide Poison
Funeral services for Clarence Troutman, aged 50, formerly of Concord township, were held from his home in Cleveland, Monday, May 18. Burial was made in Cleveland.
Mr. Troutman was the victim of monoxide gas. He had gone to his garage to start his car on the morning of May 15. His wife noticed that he had not left the garage and making an investigation found him dead in the garage.
He was born and spent the early years of his life in Butler County. He was the son of the late Jacob Troutman.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Pearl Dickerman Troutman, and the following brothers and sisters: H.L. of Renfrew, J.W. of Kansas, E.G. of West Sunbury, Charles, Bert and Frank of Butler, Catherine of Ligonier, Emma Mowry of Derry, Carrie Nastansky of Minnesota, Anna Day of West Sunbury and Mary Kradel of Butler.
Born in Concord Township; 11th of 13 children of Jacob and Susanna (Leibold) Troutman; Married 3 January 1905 in Cuyahoga County to Addie Pearl Dickerman; One known child, a son, linked here; Railroad engineer for many years.
Obituary from the Butler Eagle (Butler, PA) edition of 22 May 1931, page 18:
Native of Butler County Victim of Monoxide Poison
Funeral services for Clarence Troutman, aged 50, formerly of Concord township, were held from his home in Cleveland, Monday, May 18. Burial was made in Cleveland.
Mr. Troutman was the victim of monoxide gas. He had gone to his garage to start his car on the morning of May 15. His wife noticed that he had not left the garage and making an investigation found him dead in the garage.
He was born and spent the early years of his life in Butler County. He was the son of the late Jacob Troutman.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Pearl Dickerman Troutman, and the following brothers and sisters: H.L. of Renfrew, J.W. of Kansas, E.G. of West Sunbury, Charles, Bert and Frank of Butler, Catherine of Ligonier, Emma Mowry of Derry, Carrie Nastansky of Minnesota, Anna Day of West Sunbury and Mary Kradel of Butler.
Family Members
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John W Troutman
1865–1949
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Catharine Matilda Troutman Trautman
1867–1940
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Edward Augustus Troutman
1868–1945
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Carrie Louise Troutman Nastansky
1871–1964
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Anna Valinda Troutman Day
1873–1959
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Charles Frederick Troutman
1875–1959
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Albert Martin Troutman
1877–1954
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Walter S Troutman
1879–1885
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Franklin Lewis Troutman
1883–1966
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Mary Ada Troutman Kradel
1884–1968
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