Martin, -- Peter C., son of the late Christian and Louise (Yancey) Martin, was born April 20, 1877; died in the Lewis County General Hospital, Lowville, N. Y., Oct. 27, 1955, after being admitted Oct. 26, following an operation for cancer; aged 78 y. 6 m. 7 d. On Jan. 6, 1901, he was married to Katie Steria at the home of her parents, Joseph Steria of Kirschnerville. He leaves to mourn his sudden departure, his wife, 3 daughters (Malinda-Mrs. Samuel Gingerich, and Mabel-Mrs. Elmer Moser, both of Croghan, N. Y.; and Rose-Mrs. Dan Widrick, Naumburg), one son (Alvin), 2 brothers (Andrew, Croghan, N.Y; and Michael, Naumburg, N. Y.) 4 sisters (Mrs. Minnie Farney, and Mrs. Lizzie Zehr, both of Croghan; Mrs. Barbara Mathys, of Naumburg; and Mrs. Noah Yousey, of Lowville), 17 grandchildren, and 12 great-grandchildren. Two daughters and a great-grandson preceded him in death. He accepted Christ as his Saviour in his youth and remained a faithful member of the church, having expressed his peace with God a few hours before passing away. Funeral services were at the Conservative Mennonite Church, Croghan, in charge of Lloyd Boshart, with burial in the church cemetery.
Martin, -- Peter C., son of the late Christian and Louise (Yancey) Martin, was born April 20, 1877; died in the Lewis County General Hospital, Lowville, N. Y., Oct. 27, 1955, after being admitted Oct. 26, following an operation for cancer; aged 78 y. 6 m. 7 d. On Jan. 6, 1901, he was married to Katie Steria at the home of her parents, Joseph Steria of Kirschnerville. He leaves to mourn his sudden departure, his wife, 3 daughters (Malinda-Mrs. Samuel Gingerich, and Mabel-Mrs. Elmer Moser, both of Croghan, N. Y.; and Rose-Mrs. Dan Widrick, Naumburg), one son (Alvin), 2 brothers (Andrew, Croghan, N.Y; and Michael, Naumburg, N. Y.) 4 sisters (Mrs. Minnie Farney, and Mrs. Lizzie Zehr, both of Croghan; Mrs. Barbara Mathys, of Naumburg; and Mrs. Noah Yousey, of Lowville), 17 grandchildren, and 12 great-grandchildren. Two daughters and a great-grandson preceded him in death. He accepted Christ as his Saviour in his youth and remained a faithful member of the church, having expressed his peace with God a few hours before passing away. Funeral services were at the Conservative Mennonite Church, Croghan, in charge of Lloyd Boshart, with burial in the church cemetery.
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