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Daniel Howard Zimmerman

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Daniel Howard Zimmerman

Birth
Feagaville, Frederick County, Maryland, USA
Death
24 Feb 1930 (aged 58)
Bartonsville, Frederick County, Maryland, USA
Burial
Beallsville, Montgomery County, Maryland, USA Add to Map
Plot
Row I, Lot 1, Site 5
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Parents:
- Edward Jeringham Zimmerman [1844-1912]
- Amanda Melvina Elizabeth (Smith) Zimmerman [1846-1908]

Obituary
Frederick Post - February 25, 1930

Howard Zimmerman, aged about 80 years and a brother of David Zimmerman, tenant on the Quynn farm on the Reich's Ford Road, near Reel's Mills, was suddenly stricken about 11:30 o'clock Monday morning with what is believed to have been a heart attack and died soon afterward at Bartonsville. Mr. Zimmerman was stricken just as he reached the top of a hill near the residence of Mrs. Bert Lare, and was carried into her home, where be died. Accompanied by his small nephew aged about four years, Mr. Zimmerman with difficulty succeeded in getting a wagon load of corn, drawn by two horses, up the hill where he paused and began to converse with Jesse Tobery, a resident of that section. Suddenly he was stricken and was carried into the Lare home.

Deputy Sheriff William Steiner and Justice of the Peace Sherman P. Bowers went to the scene and-held a coroner's
inquest, after which a verdict of natural death was given.

He is survived by the following brothers: Samuel E., Feagaville; William D., Mt. Zion; Charles J., George M., and Maurice H. Zimmerman, Cooksville; David Zimmerman, near Frederick. Two sisters, Miss Harriet F. Zimmerman, Cooksville, and Mrs. G. C. Waters, Gaithersburg, also survive.

Funeral Wednesday morning at 10.30 o'clock from the funeral home of M. B. Etchison and Son, 214 North Market street. Interment in Monocacy cemetery, Beallsville. M. R. Etchison and Son, funeral directors.
Parents:
- Edward Jeringham Zimmerman [1844-1912]
- Amanda Melvina Elizabeth (Smith) Zimmerman [1846-1908]

Obituary
Frederick Post - February 25, 1930

Howard Zimmerman, aged about 80 years and a brother of David Zimmerman, tenant on the Quynn farm on the Reich's Ford Road, near Reel's Mills, was suddenly stricken about 11:30 o'clock Monday morning with what is believed to have been a heart attack and died soon afterward at Bartonsville. Mr. Zimmerman was stricken just as he reached the top of a hill near the residence of Mrs. Bert Lare, and was carried into her home, where be died. Accompanied by his small nephew aged about four years, Mr. Zimmerman with difficulty succeeded in getting a wagon load of corn, drawn by two horses, up the hill where he paused and began to converse with Jesse Tobery, a resident of that section. Suddenly he was stricken and was carried into the Lare home.

Deputy Sheriff William Steiner and Justice of the Peace Sherman P. Bowers went to the scene and-held a coroner's
inquest, after which a verdict of natural death was given.

He is survived by the following brothers: Samuel E., Feagaville; William D., Mt. Zion; Charles J., George M., and Maurice H. Zimmerman, Cooksville; David Zimmerman, near Frederick. Two sisters, Miss Harriet F. Zimmerman, Cooksville, and Mrs. G. C. Waters, Gaithersburg, also survive.

Funeral Wednesday morning at 10.30 o'clock from the funeral home of M. B. Etchison and Son, 214 North Market street. Interment in Monocacy cemetery, Beallsville. M. R. Etchison and Son, funeral directors.

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