William Chamberlain born “about” April of 1846 in Pennsylvania.
1850 Allison, Clinton, PA, Elias Chamberlin 41, a Laborer, Elizabeth 36, John 15, Jesse 13, Nancy J 12, Susan 10, Wm 6, Calvin 3, Mary A a baby.
1860 Pine Creek, Clinton, PA, Elias Chamberlin 50, a Laborer, Elizabeth 44, John 24, Jesse 20, Susannah 18, William 14, Calvin 12, Mary 9.
1870 Pine Creek, Clinton, PA, Wm Chamberlain 24, a Laborer, Mary 24, Harry 3, Berkley 4 months.
1880 Allison, Clinton, PA, William Chamberlain 34 born abt 1846 PA, a Laborer, Mary C 31 born abt 1849 PA, Harry 12, Calven B 10, Lorance 5.
1900 Lock Haven, Clinton, PA, William Chamberlin 54 born Apr 1846 PA, an Agent, owned home at 322 Bellefonte Ave., Mary 51 born Jun 1848 PA, married 35 years, had 1 child, Florence 14. Next door was Lawrence Chamberlain 25, a Traveling Musician, and wife Blanche 24, with child Boyd D 6.
The Clinton Democrat, Mon., Sept. 15, 1902.
Deaths and Funerals.
Death of William Chamberlain.
William Chamberlain died at 12:10 o’clock Friday at his residence 322 Bellefonte avenue, from a complication of diseases. Deceased was aged 56 years, 5 months and 1 day. He was a member of G.A.R., having been a member in Company F, 1st Regiment, of Pa., L. A. Vol. He as a consistent and devout member of the Methodist church. Although in ill health for some time he bore his sufferings with great patience, always trusting in the Lord. He was a kind and loving husband, a fond and affectionate father, and a friend to all in time of need, always forgetful of self in administering to the wants of those dear to him. His death leaves a vacancy in the home which never can be filled. He is survived by his invalid wife; his sons Harry, of Johnstown, Burt and Lawrence of this city and daughter Florence of this city; also by his brother Calvin, of Lock Haven, and Jesse of Pine Creek and sisters Mary Riggles, of Kansas and Nancy Ritchie of Williamsport.
The remains of William Chamberlain were taken to Trinity M. E. church yesterday afternoon, where Rev. J. B. Shaver conducted the services. Selections were rendered by Trinity male quartet. The floral tributes were numerous and beautiful. Interment was made in Highland cemetery by Rev. L. G. Heck, H. D. Loveland, Adam Zeigler, J. B. Lesher, R. W. Bebeh and P. H. Walker. A large delegation of John S. Bittner post and many friends attended.
The family of the late Mr. Chamberlain return thanks to friends and neighbors and to the G.A.R. for the many kindnesses shown during the illness and death of their loved one.
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Son
The Clinton County Times, May 6, 1904.
Lawrence J. Chamberlain left this city Saturday for Courtland, N.Y., to assume the management of a band of 20 soloists for the celebrated Sautelle circus.
1850 Allison, Clinton, PA, Elias Chamberlin 41, a Laborer, Elizabeth 36, John 15, Jesse 13, Nancy J 12, Susan 10, Wm 6, Calvin 3, Mary A a baby.
1860 Pine Creek, Clinton, PA, Elias Chamberlin 50, a Laborer, Elizabeth 44, John 24, Jesse 20, Susannah 18, William 14, Calvin 12, Mary 9.
1870 Pine Creek, Clinton, PA, Wm Chamberlain 24, a Laborer, Mary 24, Harry 3, Berkley 4 months.
1880 Allison, Clinton, PA, William Chamberlain 34 born abt 1846 PA, a Laborer, Mary C 31 born abt 1849 PA, Harry 12, Calven B 10, Lorance 5.
1900 Lock Haven, Clinton, PA, William Chamberlin 54 born Apr 1846 PA, an Agent, owned home at 322 Bellefonte Ave., Mary 51 born Jun 1848 PA, married 35 years, had 1 child, Florence 14. Next door was Lawrence Chamberlain 25, a Traveling Musician, and wife Blanche 24, with child Boyd D 6.
The Clinton Democrat, Mon., Sept. 15, 1902.
Deaths and Funerals.
Death of William Chamberlain.
William Chamberlain died at 12:10 o’clock Friday at his residence 322 Bellefonte avenue, from a complication of diseases. Deceased was aged 56 years, 5 months and 1 day. He was a member of G.A.R., having been a member in Company F, 1st Regiment, of Pa., L. A. Vol. He as a consistent and devout member of the Methodist church. Although in ill health for some time he bore his sufferings with great patience, always trusting in the Lord. He was a kind and loving husband, a fond and affectionate father, and a friend to all in time of need, always forgetful of self in administering to the wants of those dear to him. His death leaves a vacancy in the home which never can be filled. He is survived by his invalid wife; his sons Harry, of Johnstown, Burt and Lawrence of this city and daughter Florence of this city; also by his brother Calvin, of Lock Haven, and Jesse of Pine Creek and sisters Mary Riggles, of Kansas and Nancy Ritchie of Williamsport.
The remains of William Chamberlain were taken to Trinity M. E. church yesterday afternoon, where Rev. J. B. Shaver conducted the services. Selections were rendered by Trinity male quartet. The floral tributes were numerous and beautiful. Interment was made in Highland cemetery by Rev. L. G. Heck, H. D. Loveland, Adam Zeigler, J. B. Lesher, R. W. Bebeh and P. H. Walker. A large delegation of John S. Bittner post and many friends attended.
The family of the late Mr. Chamberlain return thanks to friends and neighbors and to the G.A.R. for the many kindnesses shown during the illness and death of their loved one.
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Son
The Clinton County Times, May 6, 1904.
Lawrence J. Chamberlain left this city Saturday for Courtland, N.Y., to assume the management of a band of 20 soloists for the celebrated Sautelle circus.
William Chamberlain born “about” April of 1846 in Pennsylvania.
1850 Allison, Clinton, PA, Elias Chamberlin 41, a Laborer, Elizabeth 36, John 15, Jesse 13, Nancy J 12, Susan 10, Wm 6, Calvin 3, Mary A a baby.
1860 Pine Creek, Clinton, PA, Elias Chamberlin 50, a Laborer, Elizabeth 44, John 24, Jesse 20, Susannah 18, William 14, Calvin 12, Mary 9.
1870 Pine Creek, Clinton, PA, Wm Chamberlain 24, a Laborer, Mary 24, Harry 3, Berkley 4 months.
1880 Allison, Clinton, PA, William Chamberlain 34 born abt 1846 PA, a Laborer, Mary C 31 born abt 1849 PA, Harry 12, Calven B 10, Lorance 5.
1900 Lock Haven, Clinton, PA, William Chamberlin 54 born Apr 1846 PA, an Agent, owned home at 322 Bellefonte Ave., Mary 51 born Jun 1848 PA, married 35 years, had 1 child, Florence 14. Next door was Lawrence Chamberlain 25, a Traveling Musician, and wife Blanche 24, with child Boyd D 6.
The Clinton Democrat, Mon., Sept. 15, 1902.
Deaths and Funerals.
Death of William Chamberlain.
William Chamberlain died at 12:10 o’clock Friday at his residence 322 Bellefonte avenue, from a complication of diseases. Deceased was aged 56 years, 5 months and 1 day. He was a member of G.A.R., having been a member in Company F, 1st Regiment, of Pa., L. A. Vol. He as a consistent and devout member of the Methodist church. Although in ill health for some time he bore his sufferings with great patience, always trusting in the Lord. He was a kind and loving husband, a fond and affectionate father, and a friend to all in time of need, always forgetful of self in administering to the wants of those dear to him. His death leaves a vacancy in the home which never can be filled. He is survived by his invalid wife; his sons Harry, of Johnstown, Burt and Lawrence of this city and daughter Florence of this city; also by his brother Calvin, of Lock Haven, and Jesse of Pine Creek and sisters Mary Riggles, of Kansas and Nancy Ritchie of Williamsport.
The remains of William Chamberlain were taken to Trinity M. E. church yesterday afternoon, where Rev. J. B. Shaver conducted the services. Selections were rendered by Trinity male quartet. The floral tributes were numerous and beautiful. Interment was made in Highland cemetery by Rev. L. G. Heck, H. D. Loveland, Adam Zeigler, J. B. Lesher, R. W. Bebeh and P. H. Walker. A large delegation of John S. Bittner post and many friends attended.
The family of the late Mr. Chamberlain return thanks to friends and neighbors and to the G.A.R. for the many kindnesses shown during the illness and death of their loved one.
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Son
The Clinton County Times, May 6, 1904.
Lawrence J. Chamberlain left this city Saturday for Courtland, N.Y., to assume the management of a band of 20 soloists for the celebrated Sautelle circus.
1850 Allison, Clinton, PA, Elias Chamberlin 41, a Laborer, Elizabeth 36, John 15, Jesse 13, Nancy J 12, Susan 10, Wm 6, Calvin 3, Mary A a baby.
1860 Pine Creek, Clinton, PA, Elias Chamberlin 50, a Laborer, Elizabeth 44, John 24, Jesse 20, Susannah 18, William 14, Calvin 12, Mary 9.
1870 Pine Creek, Clinton, PA, Wm Chamberlain 24, a Laborer, Mary 24, Harry 3, Berkley 4 months.
1880 Allison, Clinton, PA, William Chamberlain 34 born abt 1846 PA, a Laborer, Mary C 31 born abt 1849 PA, Harry 12, Calven B 10, Lorance 5.
1900 Lock Haven, Clinton, PA, William Chamberlin 54 born Apr 1846 PA, an Agent, owned home at 322 Bellefonte Ave., Mary 51 born Jun 1848 PA, married 35 years, had 1 child, Florence 14. Next door was Lawrence Chamberlain 25, a Traveling Musician, and wife Blanche 24, with child Boyd D 6.
The Clinton Democrat, Mon., Sept. 15, 1902.
Deaths and Funerals.
Death of William Chamberlain.
William Chamberlain died at 12:10 o’clock Friday at his residence 322 Bellefonte avenue, from a complication of diseases. Deceased was aged 56 years, 5 months and 1 day. He was a member of G.A.R., having been a member in Company F, 1st Regiment, of Pa., L. A. Vol. He as a consistent and devout member of the Methodist church. Although in ill health for some time he bore his sufferings with great patience, always trusting in the Lord. He was a kind and loving husband, a fond and affectionate father, and a friend to all in time of need, always forgetful of self in administering to the wants of those dear to him. His death leaves a vacancy in the home which never can be filled. He is survived by his invalid wife; his sons Harry, of Johnstown, Burt and Lawrence of this city and daughter Florence of this city; also by his brother Calvin, of Lock Haven, and Jesse of Pine Creek and sisters Mary Riggles, of Kansas and Nancy Ritchie of Williamsport.
The remains of William Chamberlain were taken to Trinity M. E. church yesterday afternoon, where Rev. J. B. Shaver conducted the services. Selections were rendered by Trinity male quartet. The floral tributes were numerous and beautiful. Interment was made in Highland cemetery by Rev. L. G. Heck, H. D. Loveland, Adam Zeigler, J. B. Lesher, R. W. Bebeh and P. H. Walker. A large delegation of John S. Bittner post and many friends attended.
The family of the late Mr. Chamberlain return thanks to friends and neighbors and to the G.A.R. for the many kindnesses shown during the illness and death of their loved one.
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Son
The Clinton County Times, May 6, 1904.
Lawrence J. Chamberlain left this city Saturday for Courtland, N.Y., to assume the management of a band of 20 soloists for the celebrated Sautelle circus.
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