Easton Daily Express April 15, 1907 p. 5
Benjamin Knauss died early Saturday evening.
The deceased was a native of Easton and was about 45 years old. He was an iron worker by occupation and was for a long time employed at the Delaware rolling mills in Phillipsburg. He was a familiar figure at the Circle on market days where hucksters employed him to do chores.
Two brothers and a sister survive the deceased. They are Martin V. B. Knauss, of the North Side; John Knauss, of Phillipsburg and Mrs. Mary Cross, of the South Side.
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Benjamin Leonard Knauss of Easton
married
Kate Gellock of Easton
on October 10, 1870
at First Methodist Church
on Second St., Easton PA
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According to Benjamin's death certificate, he was the son of David and Lydia Knauss.
Benjamin Knauss died early Saturday evening.
The deceased was a native of Easton and was about 45 years old. He was an iron worker by occupation and was for a long time employed at the Delaware rolling mills in Phillipsburg. He was a familiar figure at the Circle on market days where hucksters employed him to do chores.
Two brothers and a sister survive the deceased. They are Martin V. B. Knauss, of the North Side; John Knauss, of Phillipsburg and Mrs. Mary Cross, of the South Side.
_________________________
Benjamin Leonard Knauss of Easton
married
Kate Gellock of Easton
on October 10, 1870
at First Methodist Church
on Second St., Easton PA
________________
According to Benjamin's death certificate, he was the son of David and Lydia Knauss.
Easton Daily Express April 15, 1907 p. 5
Benjamin Knauss died early Saturday evening.
The deceased was a native of Easton and was about 45 years old. He was an iron worker by occupation and was for a long time employed at the Delaware rolling mills in Phillipsburg. He was a familiar figure at the Circle on market days where hucksters employed him to do chores.
Two brothers and a sister survive the deceased. They are Martin V. B. Knauss, of the North Side; John Knauss, of Phillipsburg and Mrs. Mary Cross, of the South Side.
_________________________
Benjamin Leonard Knauss of Easton
married
Kate Gellock of Easton
on October 10, 1870
at First Methodist Church
on Second St., Easton PA
________________
According to Benjamin's death certificate, he was the son of David and Lydia Knauss.
Benjamin Knauss died early Saturday evening.
The deceased was a native of Easton and was about 45 years old. He was an iron worker by occupation and was for a long time employed at the Delaware rolling mills in Phillipsburg. He was a familiar figure at the Circle on market days where hucksters employed him to do chores.
Two brothers and a sister survive the deceased. They are Martin V. B. Knauss, of the North Side; John Knauss, of Phillipsburg and Mrs. Mary Cross, of the South Side.
_________________________
Benjamin Leonard Knauss of Easton
married
Kate Gellock of Easton
on October 10, 1870
at First Methodist Church
on Second St., Easton PA
________________
According to Benjamin's death certificate, he was the son of David and Lydia Knauss.
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An attempt to photograph Bennie's grave was unsuccessful; either he has no stone or his is the illegible stone in the plot.
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