Mr. Solomon Thomas , of Olive Street, passed away peacefully at 12 o'clock, Sunday, February 3, 1901, and in the 77 th year of his age.
His funeral sevices were conducted at his late residence by Rev. L.L. Magee of Grace M.E. Church, at 1:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, the interment following at the Gallipolis cemetry, conducted by Hayward and Sons.
The pall bearers selected for the occasion are Messrs. A. R. Weaver, S.B. Winters, A.M.Mink, David Fulton, John Pepple and James E. Wood.
Mr. Thomas left a second wife, Mrs. Mary E. Daniels Thomas, by her, one son Solomon. by a perious marriage To Lydia Catherine Allen, he left children as follows: Leander and Jacob Thomas, and Luella (Silas) Wood of this City and Elizabeth (Marion) Beall of Bidwell.
Mr Thomas was born in Meigs County, O, November 9, 1824 and had been a resident of this city for 51 years . He has always been known as an industrious , hard working citizen, respected for his sterling integrity of character and high sense of honor. He secrued a conpetency sufficient to keep him in his declining years and retired from active pursuits several years ago. All who knew Mr. Thomas knew him as a good citzen and will regret his death.
**** It has been recently found that Solomon served as a Squirrel Hunter during the Civil War. ***
His funeral sevices were conducted at his late residence by Rev. L.L. Magee of Grace M.E. Church, at 1:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, the interment following at the Gallipolis cemetry, conducted by Hayward and Sons.
The pall bearers selected for the occasion are Messrs. A. R. Weaver, S.B. Winters, A.M.Mink, David Fulton, John Pepple and James E. Wood.
Mr. Thomas left a second wife, Mrs. Mary E. Daniels Thomas, by her, one son Solomon. by a perious marriage To Lydia Catherine Allen, he left children as follows: Leander and Jacob Thomas, and Luella (Silas) Wood of this City and Elizabeth (Marion) Beall of Bidwell.
Mr Thomas was born in Meigs County, O, November 9, 1824 and had been a resident of this city for 51 years . He has always been known as an industrious , hard working citizen, respected for his sterling integrity of character and high sense of honor. He secrued a conpetency sufficient to keep him in his declining years and retired from active pursuits several years ago. All who knew Mr. Thomas knew him as a good citzen and will regret his death.
**** It has been recently found that Solomon served as a Squirrel Hunter during the Civil War. ***
Mr. Solomon Thomas , of Olive Street, passed away peacefully at 12 o'clock, Sunday, February 3, 1901, and in the 77 th year of his age.
His funeral sevices were conducted at his late residence by Rev. L.L. Magee of Grace M.E. Church, at 1:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, the interment following at the Gallipolis cemetry, conducted by Hayward and Sons.
The pall bearers selected for the occasion are Messrs. A. R. Weaver, S.B. Winters, A.M.Mink, David Fulton, John Pepple and James E. Wood.
Mr. Thomas left a second wife, Mrs. Mary E. Daniels Thomas, by her, one son Solomon. by a perious marriage To Lydia Catherine Allen, he left children as follows: Leander and Jacob Thomas, and Luella (Silas) Wood of this City and Elizabeth (Marion) Beall of Bidwell.
Mr Thomas was born in Meigs County, O, November 9, 1824 and had been a resident of this city for 51 years . He has always been known as an industrious , hard working citizen, respected for his sterling integrity of character and high sense of honor. He secrued a conpetency sufficient to keep him in his declining years and retired from active pursuits several years ago. All who knew Mr. Thomas knew him as a good citzen and will regret his death.
**** It has been recently found that Solomon served as a Squirrel Hunter during the Civil War. ***
His funeral sevices were conducted at his late residence by Rev. L.L. Magee of Grace M.E. Church, at 1:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, the interment following at the Gallipolis cemetry, conducted by Hayward and Sons.
The pall bearers selected for the occasion are Messrs. A. R. Weaver, S.B. Winters, A.M.Mink, David Fulton, John Pepple and James E. Wood.
Mr. Thomas left a second wife, Mrs. Mary E. Daniels Thomas, by her, one son Solomon. by a perious marriage To Lydia Catherine Allen, he left children as follows: Leander and Jacob Thomas, and Luella (Silas) Wood of this City and Elizabeth (Marion) Beall of Bidwell.
Mr Thomas was born in Meigs County, O, November 9, 1824 and had been a resident of this city for 51 years . He has always been known as an industrious , hard working citizen, respected for his sterling integrity of character and high sense of honor. He secrued a conpetency sufficient to keep him in his declining years and retired from active pursuits several years ago. All who knew Mr. Thomas knew him as a good citzen and will regret his death.
**** It has been recently found that Solomon served as a Squirrel Hunter during the Civil War. ***
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