John H Agar was born 1839 to John Agar and Anne Barrett, possibly at New York.
1850 Colebrook, Clinton, PA, John Agar 47, b abt 1803, a Tailor, Hanora B 43, b abt 1807, Alexr 17, b abt 1843, an Apprentice, all born Ireland, Caroline 14, born Boston, John 10, Robert 9, George 7, Rebecca 5, Walter 2, Mary A 4 months, all born NY, and Jane 6 born PA.
1860 Colebrook, Clinton, PA, John Ager 58 b abt 1802, a Tailor, real estate $1,000, personal property $300, Anna 48 b abt 1812, both born Ireland, Robert 18,, George 17, Jane 15, all born NY, Walter 11, Mary A 10, both born PA, Lyons Dunn 50, James Lyon 30, Patrick Clark 30, Danl Mcelhenry 40.
1868 Eagle Iron Works, these extensive works were founded by P. G. Knights, John Agar, Robert Agar and John Barnhart. These enterprising gentlemen make all kinds of steam-engines, mill gearing, and fittings, and all descriptions of castings. A large trade is done all over the adjoining counties and throughout the state. The foundry covers an area of one hundred and twenty by sixty feet. There is a blacksmith shop, pattern shop, and engine house. The machinery is of the latest and best construction, and is propelled by a steam engine of twenty five horse-power, and constant employment given to ten hands. Every facility for shipping is processed for the transportation of all the products of these works. History of Centre and Clinton Counties, Pennsylvania, J. B. Linn, p. 535.
1870 Lock Haven, Clinton, PA, Anna Ager 50, b abt 1820 Ireland, John 28, Robert 26, Walter 22, Jane 20, Mollie 18.
1874 Lock Haven City Directory
Agar Robert & John H (Knights, Agar & Co), (Passivell G Knights, John Barnhart, John H & Robert Agar), business at 316-320 Liberty, home 203 W Clinton
Walter a Shoemaker, all living h 203 W Clinton
1874 Historical View of Centre and Clinton Counties, PA, 1875, D.S. Maynard, The Cataract Fire Co., John H Agar, Vice Pres., Robert Agar, Engineer.
John was married to Sarah Elizabeth Farley of Bellefonte, PA, whom died Nov. 5, 1876.
1879 Contested Election of Curtin vs Yocum, Robert Agar, Judge of the Election District composed of the Fourth Ward of Lock Haven, PA. Voters, John Agar, Robert Agar, Walter Agar and Alexander Agar.
1880 Lock Haven, Clinton, PA, Anna Agar 73, widowed, John 35, widowed, a Machinist, Robert 30, a Machinist, Walter 28, a Teamster, grandchildren Myra 7 and Frank 4 (John & Sarah’s children).
1882 John H. Agar, Council of Fourth Ward. History of Centre and Clinton Counties, Pennsylvania, J. B. Linn, p. 531.
1885 Lock Haven City Directory
Agar Alexander, millwright, h 705 E Bald Eagle
Agar John H & Robert (Knights, Agar & Co), h 102 S Clinton
Agar Walter, laborer, h 102 S Clinton
John died on Feb. 12, 1904 and was buried at St. Mary's Cemetery in section 3.24.2.
The Clinton County Times, Fri., Feb. 19, 1904.
Death Record.
John H. Agar.
John H. Agar, familiarly known throughout the community as Jack Agar, is dead. Mr. Agar bravely fought against the relentless foe two years but gave up the unequal struggle at the noon hour on Friday. The direct cause of death was heart trouble although he had suffered from a complication of diseases for many months.
The deceased was 70 years. He is survived by one son, Frank Agar, and one daughter, Mrs. Fred. C. Marshall, one brother, Walter Agar, and two sisters, Mrs. P. McCaffrey of this city and Mrs. Mary Munro of Scranton.
Mr. Agar was member of the firm of Knights and Agar who several years ago conducted a foundry and machine shop on Walnut street. After the abandonment of the business, Mr. Agar retired from an active business life. A man of sterling integrity, good judgment and loyalty to principle. Mr. Agar made many friends retaining them until the end. He served several terms in city council and was a member of the old Cataract Fire company, the surviving members of which attended the funeral services conducted in the Church of the Immaculate Conception Monday morning at 9 o’clock. Interment was made in the Catholic cemetery.
John's obituary can also be found in the Democratic Watchman, Bellefonte, PA and another paper KG, on Feb 19, 1904.
1850 Colebrook, Clinton, PA, John Agar 47, b abt 1803, a Tailor, Hanora B 43, b abt 1807, Alexr 17, b abt 1843, an Apprentice, all born Ireland, Caroline 14, born Boston, John 10, Robert 9, George 7, Rebecca 5, Walter 2, Mary A 4 months, all born NY, and Jane 6 born PA.
1860 Colebrook, Clinton, PA, John Ager 58 b abt 1802, a Tailor, real estate $1,000, personal property $300, Anna 48 b abt 1812, both born Ireland, Robert 18,, George 17, Jane 15, all born NY, Walter 11, Mary A 10, both born PA, Lyons Dunn 50, James Lyon 30, Patrick Clark 30, Danl Mcelhenry 40.
1868 Eagle Iron Works, these extensive works were founded by P. G. Knights, John Agar, Robert Agar and John Barnhart. These enterprising gentlemen make all kinds of steam-engines, mill gearing, and fittings, and all descriptions of castings. A large trade is done all over the adjoining counties and throughout the state. The foundry covers an area of one hundred and twenty by sixty feet. There is a blacksmith shop, pattern shop, and engine house. The machinery is of the latest and best construction, and is propelled by a steam engine of twenty five horse-power, and constant employment given to ten hands. Every facility for shipping is processed for the transportation of all the products of these works. History of Centre and Clinton Counties, Pennsylvania, J. B. Linn, p. 535.
1870 Lock Haven, Clinton, PA, Anna Ager 50, b abt 1820 Ireland, John 28, Robert 26, Walter 22, Jane 20, Mollie 18.
1874 Lock Haven City Directory
Agar Robert & John H (Knights, Agar & Co), (Passivell G Knights, John Barnhart, John H & Robert Agar), business at 316-320 Liberty, home 203 W Clinton
Walter a Shoemaker, all living h 203 W Clinton
1874 Historical View of Centre and Clinton Counties, PA, 1875, D.S. Maynard, The Cataract Fire Co., John H Agar, Vice Pres., Robert Agar, Engineer.
John was married to Sarah Elizabeth Farley of Bellefonte, PA, whom died Nov. 5, 1876.
1879 Contested Election of Curtin vs Yocum, Robert Agar, Judge of the Election District composed of the Fourth Ward of Lock Haven, PA. Voters, John Agar, Robert Agar, Walter Agar and Alexander Agar.
1880 Lock Haven, Clinton, PA, Anna Agar 73, widowed, John 35, widowed, a Machinist, Robert 30, a Machinist, Walter 28, a Teamster, grandchildren Myra 7 and Frank 4 (John & Sarah’s children).
1882 John H. Agar, Council of Fourth Ward. History of Centre and Clinton Counties, Pennsylvania, J. B. Linn, p. 531.
1885 Lock Haven City Directory
Agar Alexander, millwright, h 705 E Bald Eagle
Agar John H & Robert (Knights, Agar & Co), h 102 S Clinton
Agar Walter, laborer, h 102 S Clinton
John died on Feb. 12, 1904 and was buried at St. Mary's Cemetery in section 3.24.2.
The Clinton County Times, Fri., Feb. 19, 1904.
Death Record.
John H. Agar.
John H. Agar, familiarly known throughout the community as Jack Agar, is dead. Mr. Agar bravely fought against the relentless foe two years but gave up the unequal struggle at the noon hour on Friday. The direct cause of death was heart trouble although he had suffered from a complication of diseases for many months.
The deceased was 70 years. He is survived by one son, Frank Agar, and one daughter, Mrs. Fred. C. Marshall, one brother, Walter Agar, and two sisters, Mrs. P. McCaffrey of this city and Mrs. Mary Munro of Scranton.
Mr. Agar was member of the firm of Knights and Agar who several years ago conducted a foundry and machine shop on Walnut street. After the abandonment of the business, Mr. Agar retired from an active business life. A man of sterling integrity, good judgment and loyalty to principle. Mr. Agar made many friends retaining them until the end. He served several terms in city council and was a member of the old Cataract Fire company, the surviving members of which attended the funeral services conducted in the Church of the Immaculate Conception Monday morning at 9 o’clock. Interment was made in the Catholic cemetery.
John's obituary can also be found in the Democratic Watchman, Bellefonte, PA and another paper KG, on Feb 19, 1904.
John H Agar was born 1839 to John Agar and Anne Barrett, possibly at New York.
1850 Colebrook, Clinton, PA, John Agar 47, b abt 1803, a Tailor, Hanora B 43, b abt 1807, Alexr 17, b abt 1843, an Apprentice, all born Ireland, Caroline 14, born Boston, John 10, Robert 9, George 7, Rebecca 5, Walter 2, Mary A 4 months, all born NY, and Jane 6 born PA.
1860 Colebrook, Clinton, PA, John Ager 58 b abt 1802, a Tailor, real estate $1,000, personal property $300, Anna 48 b abt 1812, both born Ireland, Robert 18,, George 17, Jane 15, all born NY, Walter 11, Mary A 10, both born PA, Lyons Dunn 50, James Lyon 30, Patrick Clark 30, Danl Mcelhenry 40.
1868 Eagle Iron Works, these extensive works were founded by P. G. Knights, John Agar, Robert Agar and John Barnhart. These enterprising gentlemen make all kinds of steam-engines, mill gearing, and fittings, and all descriptions of castings. A large trade is done all over the adjoining counties and throughout the state. The foundry covers an area of one hundred and twenty by sixty feet. There is a blacksmith shop, pattern shop, and engine house. The machinery is of the latest and best construction, and is propelled by a steam engine of twenty five horse-power, and constant employment given to ten hands. Every facility for shipping is processed for the transportation of all the products of these works. History of Centre and Clinton Counties, Pennsylvania, J. B. Linn, p. 535.
1870 Lock Haven, Clinton, PA, Anna Ager 50, b abt 1820 Ireland, John 28, Robert 26, Walter 22, Jane 20, Mollie 18.
1874 Lock Haven City Directory
Agar Robert & John H (Knights, Agar & Co), (Passivell G Knights, John Barnhart, John H & Robert Agar), business at 316-320 Liberty, home 203 W Clinton
Walter a Shoemaker, all living h 203 W Clinton
1874 Historical View of Centre and Clinton Counties, PA, 1875, D.S. Maynard, The Cataract Fire Co., John H Agar, Vice Pres., Robert Agar, Engineer.
John was married to Sarah Elizabeth Farley of Bellefonte, PA, whom died Nov. 5, 1876.
1879 Contested Election of Curtin vs Yocum, Robert Agar, Judge of the Election District composed of the Fourth Ward of Lock Haven, PA. Voters, John Agar, Robert Agar, Walter Agar and Alexander Agar.
1880 Lock Haven, Clinton, PA, Anna Agar 73, widowed, John 35, widowed, a Machinist, Robert 30, a Machinist, Walter 28, a Teamster, grandchildren Myra 7 and Frank 4 (John & Sarah’s children).
1882 John H. Agar, Council of Fourth Ward. History of Centre and Clinton Counties, Pennsylvania, J. B. Linn, p. 531.
1885 Lock Haven City Directory
Agar Alexander, millwright, h 705 E Bald Eagle
Agar John H & Robert (Knights, Agar & Co), h 102 S Clinton
Agar Walter, laborer, h 102 S Clinton
John died on Feb. 12, 1904 and was buried at St. Mary's Cemetery in section 3.24.2.
The Clinton County Times, Fri., Feb. 19, 1904.
Death Record.
John H. Agar.
John H. Agar, familiarly known throughout the community as Jack Agar, is dead. Mr. Agar bravely fought against the relentless foe two years but gave up the unequal struggle at the noon hour on Friday. The direct cause of death was heart trouble although he had suffered from a complication of diseases for many months.
The deceased was 70 years. He is survived by one son, Frank Agar, and one daughter, Mrs. Fred. C. Marshall, one brother, Walter Agar, and two sisters, Mrs. P. McCaffrey of this city and Mrs. Mary Munro of Scranton.
Mr. Agar was member of the firm of Knights and Agar who several years ago conducted a foundry and machine shop on Walnut street. After the abandonment of the business, Mr. Agar retired from an active business life. A man of sterling integrity, good judgment and loyalty to principle. Mr. Agar made many friends retaining them until the end. He served several terms in city council and was a member of the old Cataract Fire company, the surviving members of which attended the funeral services conducted in the Church of the Immaculate Conception Monday morning at 9 o’clock. Interment was made in the Catholic cemetery.
John's obituary can also be found in the Democratic Watchman, Bellefonte, PA and another paper KG, on Feb 19, 1904.
1850 Colebrook, Clinton, PA, John Agar 47, b abt 1803, a Tailor, Hanora B 43, b abt 1807, Alexr 17, b abt 1843, an Apprentice, all born Ireland, Caroline 14, born Boston, John 10, Robert 9, George 7, Rebecca 5, Walter 2, Mary A 4 months, all born NY, and Jane 6 born PA.
1860 Colebrook, Clinton, PA, John Ager 58 b abt 1802, a Tailor, real estate $1,000, personal property $300, Anna 48 b abt 1812, both born Ireland, Robert 18,, George 17, Jane 15, all born NY, Walter 11, Mary A 10, both born PA, Lyons Dunn 50, James Lyon 30, Patrick Clark 30, Danl Mcelhenry 40.
1868 Eagle Iron Works, these extensive works were founded by P. G. Knights, John Agar, Robert Agar and John Barnhart. These enterprising gentlemen make all kinds of steam-engines, mill gearing, and fittings, and all descriptions of castings. A large trade is done all over the adjoining counties and throughout the state. The foundry covers an area of one hundred and twenty by sixty feet. There is a blacksmith shop, pattern shop, and engine house. The machinery is of the latest and best construction, and is propelled by a steam engine of twenty five horse-power, and constant employment given to ten hands. Every facility for shipping is processed for the transportation of all the products of these works. History of Centre and Clinton Counties, Pennsylvania, J. B. Linn, p. 535.
1870 Lock Haven, Clinton, PA, Anna Ager 50, b abt 1820 Ireland, John 28, Robert 26, Walter 22, Jane 20, Mollie 18.
1874 Lock Haven City Directory
Agar Robert & John H (Knights, Agar & Co), (Passivell G Knights, John Barnhart, John H & Robert Agar), business at 316-320 Liberty, home 203 W Clinton
Walter a Shoemaker, all living h 203 W Clinton
1874 Historical View of Centre and Clinton Counties, PA, 1875, D.S. Maynard, The Cataract Fire Co., John H Agar, Vice Pres., Robert Agar, Engineer.
John was married to Sarah Elizabeth Farley of Bellefonte, PA, whom died Nov. 5, 1876.
1879 Contested Election of Curtin vs Yocum, Robert Agar, Judge of the Election District composed of the Fourth Ward of Lock Haven, PA. Voters, John Agar, Robert Agar, Walter Agar and Alexander Agar.
1880 Lock Haven, Clinton, PA, Anna Agar 73, widowed, John 35, widowed, a Machinist, Robert 30, a Machinist, Walter 28, a Teamster, grandchildren Myra 7 and Frank 4 (John & Sarah’s children).
1882 John H. Agar, Council of Fourth Ward. History of Centre and Clinton Counties, Pennsylvania, J. B. Linn, p. 531.
1885 Lock Haven City Directory
Agar Alexander, millwright, h 705 E Bald Eagle
Agar John H & Robert (Knights, Agar & Co), h 102 S Clinton
Agar Walter, laborer, h 102 S Clinton
John died on Feb. 12, 1904 and was buried at St. Mary's Cemetery in section 3.24.2.
The Clinton County Times, Fri., Feb. 19, 1904.
Death Record.
John H. Agar.
John H. Agar, familiarly known throughout the community as Jack Agar, is dead. Mr. Agar bravely fought against the relentless foe two years but gave up the unequal struggle at the noon hour on Friday. The direct cause of death was heart trouble although he had suffered from a complication of diseases for many months.
The deceased was 70 years. He is survived by one son, Frank Agar, and one daughter, Mrs. Fred. C. Marshall, one brother, Walter Agar, and two sisters, Mrs. P. McCaffrey of this city and Mrs. Mary Munro of Scranton.
Mr. Agar was member of the firm of Knights and Agar who several years ago conducted a foundry and machine shop on Walnut street. After the abandonment of the business, Mr. Agar retired from an active business life. A man of sterling integrity, good judgment and loyalty to principle. Mr. Agar made many friends retaining them until the end. He served several terms in city council and was a member of the old Cataract Fire company, the surviving members of which attended the funeral services conducted in the Church of the Immaculate Conception Monday morning at 9 o’clock. Interment was made in the Catholic cemetery.
John's obituary can also be found in the Democratic Watchman, Bellefonte, PA and another paper KG, on Feb 19, 1904.
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