THOS. LONGSHORE SR., DEAD.
Came Here From Ohio Several Years Ago Lived in This City.
Yesterday afternoon at 3:30 at the residence of Martin Brown, occurred the death of Grandfather Longshore. He lived here with his daughter, Mrs. Martin Brown, at 702 Couch street. The deceased would have been 90 years old his next birthday, June 8th. He with his wife and youngest son, Howard, came to Kansas from Perry county, Ohio, in 1881 and settled on a farm near Hiattville, where they resided for some time. He afterwards bought property in the little town of Hiattville where the deceased lived until 1891, when his wife died. After her death he broke up house-keeping and lived with his sons or daughter. He has lived most of the time with his son in Kansas City. Last year he lived at Pawnee with another son and during the winter he came to this city where he lived with a daughter until his death yesterday. The deceased had been ill for the past two months but was thought yesterday to be getting better, lie suffered a relapse yesterday about 3 oclock and died at 3:30 without a struggle apparently going to sleep. His son William, left here yesterday at 2:45 and was informed by telegraph last evening of his fathers death and arrived on the 10:05 Frisco train from Pawnee. The funeral will be conducted by Rev. Griffin from the residence of Mrs Martin Brown at 12 oclock today and the remains will be shipped to Hiattville for burial where his wife was buried eleven years ago. Six children survive to mourn the loss of a father. They are William Longshore, of Pawnee, George Longshore, of Grand Junction, Col. Howard Longshore, of Kansas City, Mo., Ike Longshore, of Columbus, Ohio, Charles Longshore, of McDonald county, Mo. and Mrs. Martin Brown, of this city.
The Fort Scott Republican (Fort Scott, Kansas) 23 May 1902, Fri
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HISTORY OF PERRY COUNTY BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES 1883
LONGSHORE, THOMAS, post office, Moxahala, Pleasant township; born June 8, 1812, in Belmont county, Ohio; son of Amos and Ann (Cox) Longshore. His mother was of English and his father of Welsh extraction. Thomas Longshore spent his younger days in the vicinity of Zanesville. In 1836 he married Mary Ann Evans. They are the parents of the following named children:
William H., born February, 1841, married Emily Rodgers in 1857, and now resides in Kansas;
George W., born September 27, 1842, married Sarah Rose, and resides in Kansas;
Isaac, born October 17, 1844, married Elizabeth Griggs, and lives in Franklin county;
Mary C., born November 7, 1846, deceased;
Charles H., born June 29, 1849, married a Miss Holcomb, and resides in Kansas;
Albert died in infancy;
Howard, born January 1, 1860
http://www.perrycountyohio.us/fphhistory/fphperrybiol.htm
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Thomas Longshore and Mary Ann Evans married on 15 Sep 1836 in Muskingum, Ohio. Children:
William Henry Longshore 1841–1909
George W Longshore 1842–1929
Isaac Longshore 1844–1930
Mary C. Longshore 1846-before the 1860 census
Charles Hildreth Longshore 1849–1931
Margaret A Longshore Brown 1854–
Thomas Howard Longshore 1860–1943
Came Here From Ohio Several Years Ago Lived in This City.
Yesterday afternoon at 3:30 at the residence of Martin Brown, occurred the death of Grandfather Longshore. He lived here with his daughter, Mrs. Martin Brown, at 702 Couch street. The deceased would have been 90 years old his next birthday, June 8th. He with his wife and youngest son, Howard, came to Kansas from Perry county, Ohio, in 1881 and settled on a farm near Hiattville, where they resided for some time. He afterwards bought property in the little town of Hiattville where the deceased lived until 1891, when his wife died. After her death he broke up house-keeping and lived with his sons or daughter. He has lived most of the time with his son in Kansas City. Last year he lived at Pawnee with another son and during the winter he came to this city where he lived with a daughter until his death yesterday. The deceased had been ill for the past two months but was thought yesterday to be getting better, lie suffered a relapse yesterday about 3 oclock and died at 3:30 without a struggle apparently going to sleep. His son William, left here yesterday at 2:45 and was informed by telegraph last evening of his fathers death and arrived on the 10:05 Frisco train from Pawnee. The funeral will be conducted by Rev. Griffin from the residence of Mrs Martin Brown at 12 oclock today and the remains will be shipped to Hiattville for burial where his wife was buried eleven years ago. Six children survive to mourn the loss of a father. They are William Longshore, of Pawnee, George Longshore, of Grand Junction, Col. Howard Longshore, of Kansas City, Mo., Ike Longshore, of Columbus, Ohio, Charles Longshore, of McDonald county, Mo. and Mrs. Martin Brown, of this city.
The Fort Scott Republican (Fort Scott, Kansas) 23 May 1902, Fri
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HISTORY OF PERRY COUNTY BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES 1883
LONGSHORE, THOMAS, post office, Moxahala, Pleasant township; born June 8, 1812, in Belmont county, Ohio; son of Amos and Ann (Cox) Longshore. His mother was of English and his father of Welsh extraction. Thomas Longshore spent his younger days in the vicinity of Zanesville. In 1836 he married Mary Ann Evans. They are the parents of the following named children:
William H., born February, 1841, married Emily Rodgers in 1857, and now resides in Kansas;
George W., born September 27, 1842, married Sarah Rose, and resides in Kansas;
Isaac, born October 17, 1844, married Elizabeth Griggs, and lives in Franklin county;
Mary C., born November 7, 1846, deceased;
Charles H., born June 29, 1849, married a Miss Holcomb, and resides in Kansas;
Albert died in infancy;
Howard, born January 1, 1860
http://www.perrycountyohio.us/fphhistory/fphperrybiol.htm
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Thomas Longshore and Mary Ann Evans married on 15 Sep 1836 in Muskingum, Ohio. Children:
William Henry Longshore 1841–1909
George W Longshore 1842–1929
Isaac Longshore 1844–1930
Mary C. Longshore 1846-before the 1860 census
Charles Hildreth Longshore 1849–1931
Margaret A Longshore Brown 1854–
Thomas Howard Longshore 1860–1943
THOS. LONGSHORE SR., DEAD.
Came Here From Ohio Several Years Ago Lived in This City.
Yesterday afternoon at 3:30 at the residence of Martin Brown, occurred the death of Grandfather Longshore. He lived here with his daughter, Mrs. Martin Brown, at 702 Couch street. The deceased would have been 90 years old his next birthday, June 8th. He with his wife and youngest son, Howard, came to Kansas from Perry county, Ohio, in 1881 and settled on a farm near Hiattville, where they resided for some time. He afterwards bought property in the little town of Hiattville where the deceased lived until 1891, when his wife died. After her death he broke up house-keeping and lived with his sons or daughter. He has lived most of the time with his son in Kansas City. Last year he lived at Pawnee with another son and during the winter he came to this city where he lived with a daughter until his death yesterday. The deceased had been ill for the past two months but was thought yesterday to be getting better, lie suffered a relapse yesterday about 3 oclock and died at 3:30 without a struggle apparently going to sleep. His son William, left here yesterday at 2:45 and was informed by telegraph last evening of his fathers death and arrived on the 10:05 Frisco train from Pawnee. The funeral will be conducted by Rev. Griffin from the residence of Mrs Martin Brown at 12 oclock today and the remains will be shipped to Hiattville for burial where his wife was buried eleven years ago. Six children survive to mourn the loss of a father. They are William Longshore, of Pawnee, George Longshore, of Grand Junction, Col. Howard Longshore, of Kansas City, Mo., Ike Longshore, of Columbus, Ohio, Charles Longshore, of McDonald county, Mo. and Mrs. Martin Brown, of this city.
The Fort Scott Republican (Fort Scott, Kansas) 23 May 1902, Fri
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HISTORY OF PERRY COUNTY BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES 1883
LONGSHORE, THOMAS, post office, Moxahala, Pleasant township; born June 8, 1812, in Belmont county, Ohio; son of Amos and Ann (Cox) Longshore. His mother was of English and his father of Welsh extraction. Thomas Longshore spent his younger days in the vicinity of Zanesville. In 1836 he married Mary Ann Evans. They are the parents of the following named children:
William H., born February, 1841, married Emily Rodgers in 1857, and now resides in Kansas;
George W., born September 27, 1842, married Sarah Rose, and resides in Kansas;
Isaac, born October 17, 1844, married Elizabeth Griggs, and lives in Franklin county;
Mary C., born November 7, 1846, deceased;
Charles H., born June 29, 1849, married a Miss Holcomb, and resides in Kansas;
Albert died in infancy;
Howard, born January 1, 1860
http://www.perrycountyohio.us/fphhistory/fphperrybiol.htm
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Thomas Longshore and Mary Ann Evans married on 15 Sep 1836 in Muskingum, Ohio. Children:
William Henry Longshore 1841–1909
George W Longshore 1842–1929
Isaac Longshore 1844–1930
Mary C. Longshore 1846-before the 1860 census
Charles Hildreth Longshore 1849–1931
Margaret A Longshore Brown 1854–
Thomas Howard Longshore 1860–1943
Came Here From Ohio Several Years Ago Lived in This City.
Yesterday afternoon at 3:30 at the residence of Martin Brown, occurred the death of Grandfather Longshore. He lived here with his daughter, Mrs. Martin Brown, at 702 Couch street. The deceased would have been 90 years old his next birthday, June 8th. He with his wife and youngest son, Howard, came to Kansas from Perry county, Ohio, in 1881 and settled on a farm near Hiattville, where they resided for some time. He afterwards bought property in the little town of Hiattville where the deceased lived until 1891, when his wife died. After her death he broke up house-keeping and lived with his sons or daughter. He has lived most of the time with his son in Kansas City. Last year he lived at Pawnee with another son and during the winter he came to this city where he lived with a daughter until his death yesterday. The deceased had been ill for the past two months but was thought yesterday to be getting better, lie suffered a relapse yesterday about 3 oclock and died at 3:30 without a struggle apparently going to sleep. His son William, left here yesterday at 2:45 and was informed by telegraph last evening of his fathers death and arrived on the 10:05 Frisco train from Pawnee. The funeral will be conducted by Rev. Griffin from the residence of Mrs Martin Brown at 12 oclock today and the remains will be shipped to Hiattville for burial where his wife was buried eleven years ago. Six children survive to mourn the loss of a father. They are William Longshore, of Pawnee, George Longshore, of Grand Junction, Col. Howard Longshore, of Kansas City, Mo., Ike Longshore, of Columbus, Ohio, Charles Longshore, of McDonald county, Mo. and Mrs. Martin Brown, of this city.
The Fort Scott Republican (Fort Scott, Kansas) 23 May 1902, Fri
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HISTORY OF PERRY COUNTY BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES 1883
LONGSHORE, THOMAS, post office, Moxahala, Pleasant township; born June 8, 1812, in Belmont county, Ohio; son of Amos and Ann (Cox) Longshore. His mother was of English and his father of Welsh extraction. Thomas Longshore spent his younger days in the vicinity of Zanesville. In 1836 he married Mary Ann Evans. They are the parents of the following named children:
William H., born February, 1841, married Emily Rodgers in 1857, and now resides in Kansas;
George W., born September 27, 1842, married Sarah Rose, and resides in Kansas;
Isaac, born October 17, 1844, married Elizabeth Griggs, and lives in Franklin county;
Mary C., born November 7, 1846, deceased;
Charles H., born June 29, 1849, married a Miss Holcomb, and resides in Kansas;
Albert died in infancy;
Howard, born January 1, 1860
http://www.perrycountyohio.us/fphhistory/fphperrybiol.htm
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Thomas Longshore and Mary Ann Evans married on 15 Sep 1836 in Muskingum, Ohio. Children:
William Henry Longshore 1841–1909
George W Longshore 1842–1929
Isaac Longshore 1844–1930
Mary C. Longshore 1846-before the 1860 census
Charles Hildreth Longshore 1849–1931
Margaret A Longshore Brown 1854–
Thomas Howard Longshore 1860–1943
