Christopher Bryan Lane Obituary for Alfred R. LENHART
Alfred R., last surviving child of Elizabeth and William Lenhart, was born in Pennsylvania, Dec. 10, 1842.
On February 11th, after several weeks of affliction due to age, God called him home, being at the time of his death, 85 years, 1 month, and 1 day of age.
On December 21, 1865, in Dillsburg, Pa., he was united in marriage to Sarah Crone of Mullbery, Pa. Ten children came to bless this happy union. Three children, Curtis Franklin in 1880, Mary Etta Robeson in1908 and Sarah Agnes in infancy, with the dear wife on March, --, 1912, have passed on to their heavenly home. He is survived by the following seven children: Mrs. Clara Elizabeth B. Meyer of Beardstown, Elmiria Zeigler of Rushville, Zelma Florence of Columbus, Kansas, William Jacob of Winchester, Monroe Alfred and George Robert of Littleton; also twelve grand-children and ten great grandchildren are left to cherish the memory of a father and grandfather whose life has been a living testimony of his goodness.
Since early manhood he has been a Christian and has been a member of the Presbyterian church at Rushvill for forty years.
For twelve years he and his good wife were at the head of our county home, after which in 1904 they moved to Browning where he resided until death, leaving many friends who will hold only fond memories of his life here.
There came a soft voice, 'twas the voice of God, I love thee, I love thee, pass under the rod.
Rev. C.S. Mundell of Rushville, conducted the funeral services at the Browning M.E. church Sunday morning, Feb. 13, using for his text 1st Chronicles 22:5, "He prepared abundantly before his death." After which his body was laid to rest beside his loving companion in the Bader cemtery.
NOTE: Died Feb. 11, 1927, buried Feb 13, 1927, had a horsedrawn hearse.
Alfred R., last surviving child of Elizabeth and William Lenhart, was born in Pennsylvania, Dec. 10, 1842.
On February 11th, after several weeks of affliction due to age, God called him home, being at the time of his death, 85 years, 1 month, and 1 day of age.
On December 21, 1865, in Dillsburg, Pa., he was united in marriage to Sarah Crone of Mullbery, Pa. Ten children came to bless this happy union. Three children, Curtis Franklin in 1880, Mary Etta Robeson in1908 and Sarah Agnes in infancy, with the dear wife on March, --, 1912, have passed on to their heavenly home. He is survived by the following seven children: Mrs. Clara Elizabeth B. Meyer of Beardstown, Elmiria Zeigler of Rushville, Zelma Florence of Columbus, Kansas, William Jacob of Winchester, Monroe Alfred and George Robert of Littleton; also twelve grand-children and ten great grandchildren are left to cherish the memory of a father and grandfather whose life has been a living testimony of his goodness.
Since early manhood he has been a Christian and has been a member of the Presbyterian church at Rushvill for forty years.
For twelve years he and his good wife were at the head of our county home, after which in 1904 they moved to Browning where he resided until death, leaving many friends who will hold only fond memories of his life here.
There came a soft voice, 'twas the voice of God, I love thee, I love thee, pass under the rod.
Rev. C.S. Mundell of Rushville, conducted the funeral services at the Browning M.E. church Sunday morning, Feb. 13, using for his text 1st Chronicles 22:5, "He prepared abundantly before his death." After which his body was laid to rest beside his loving companion in the Bader cemtery.
NOTE: Died Feb. 11, 1927, buried Feb 13, 1927, had a horsedrawn hearse.
Christopher Bryan Lane Obituary for Alfred R. LENHART
Alfred R., last surviving child of Elizabeth and William Lenhart, was born in Pennsylvania, Dec. 10, 1842.
On February 11th, after several weeks of affliction due to age, God called him home, being at the time of his death, 85 years, 1 month, and 1 day of age.
On December 21, 1865, in Dillsburg, Pa., he was united in marriage to Sarah Crone of Mullbery, Pa. Ten children came to bless this happy union. Three children, Curtis Franklin in 1880, Mary Etta Robeson in1908 and Sarah Agnes in infancy, with the dear wife on March, --, 1912, have passed on to their heavenly home. He is survived by the following seven children: Mrs. Clara Elizabeth B. Meyer of Beardstown, Elmiria Zeigler of Rushville, Zelma Florence of Columbus, Kansas, William Jacob of Winchester, Monroe Alfred and George Robert of Littleton; also twelve grand-children and ten great grandchildren are left to cherish the memory of a father and grandfather whose life has been a living testimony of his goodness.
Since early manhood he has been a Christian and has been a member of the Presbyterian church at Rushvill for forty years.
For twelve years he and his good wife were at the head of our county home, after which in 1904 they moved to Browning where he resided until death, leaving many friends who will hold only fond memories of his life here.
There came a soft voice, 'twas the voice of God, I love thee, I love thee, pass under the rod.
Rev. C.S. Mundell of Rushville, conducted the funeral services at the Browning M.E. church Sunday morning, Feb. 13, using for his text 1st Chronicles 22:5, "He prepared abundantly before his death." After which his body was laid to rest beside his loving companion in the Bader cemtery.
NOTE: Died Feb. 11, 1927, buried Feb 13, 1927, had a horsedrawn hearse.
Alfred R., last surviving child of Elizabeth and William Lenhart, was born in Pennsylvania, Dec. 10, 1842.
On February 11th, after several weeks of affliction due to age, God called him home, being at the time of his death, 85 years, 1 month, and 1 day of age.
On December 21, 1865, in Dillsburg, Pa., he was united in marriage to Sarah Crone of Mullbery, Pa. Ten children came to bless this happy union. Three children, Curtis Franklin in 1880, Mary Etta Robeson in1908 and Sarah Agnes in infancy, with the dear wife on March, --, 1912, have passed on to their heavenly home. He is survived by the following seven children: Mrs. Clara Elizabeth B. Meyer of Beardstown, Elmiria Zeigler of Rushville, Zelma Florence of Columbus, Kansas, William Jacob of Winchester, Monroe Alfred and George Robert of Littleton; also twelve grand-children and ten great grandchildren are left to cherish the memory of a father and grandfather whose life has been a living testimony of his goodness.
Since early manhood he has been a Christian and has been a member of the Presbyterian church at Rushvill for forty years.
For twelve years he and his good wife were at the head of our county home, after which in 1904 they moved to Browning where he resided until death, leaving many friends who will hold only fond memories of his life here.
There came a soft voice, 'twas the voice of God, I love thee, I love thee, pass under the rod.
Rev. C.S. Mundell of Rushville, conducted the funeral services at the Browning M.E. church Sunday morning, Feb. 13, using for his text 1st Chronicles 22:5, "He prepared abundantly before his death." After which his body was laid to rest beside his loving companion in the Bader cemtery.
NOTE: Died Feb. 11, 1927, buried Feb 13, 1927, had a horsedrawn hearse.
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