Death of Mrs. Diehl.
Mrs. Savilla Diehl, an aged and highly esteemed woman, died at home of her son, H. A. Diehl, in borough of Riverside, at 6 o'clock in the evening, Wednesday, September 2, 1914. She was aged 83 years and for a long time had been very infirm. For five months prior to her death she was bedfast.
The deceased was the widow of Jackson Diehl, who died many years ago. She was survived by three sons and four daughters: H. A, Diehl, Riverside; Henry Diehl, Danville; Peter Diehl of Avis; Mrs. David Snyder of Danville; Mrs. Simon Fetterman of Hughesville; Mrs. Elmer Wilver and Mrs. Grant Rhinehart of Harrisburg. One sister, Mrs. Lizette Sears of Selinsgrove, also survived.
The deceased was a native of Freeburg but lived the greater part of her life in Riverside and immediate vicinity.
The funeral took place from the residence of H. A. Diehl at the lower end of Riverside 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Interment was made in the Reformed Cemetery, Danville.
~The Danville Morning News--Danville, Pennsylvania--04 Sep 1914, Friday Page 1~
From Her 1914 Pennsylvania Certificate of Death:
Name: Savilla Diehl
[Savilla Lening]
Gender: Female
Age: 83
Birth Date: 22 May 1831
Birth Place: Pennsylvania
Death Date: 2 Sep 1914
Death Place: Riverside, Northumberland, Pennsylvania, USA
Father: Peter Lening
Mother: Lening
Marital Status: Widow
Informant: H. A. Diehl, Riverside, PA
Burial: September 5, 1914 Reformed Cemetery
Certificate Number: 90490
She was married on April 3, 1850, Andrew Jackson Diehl.
Children of Jackson and Savilla:
William H. Diehl
Peter Diehl
Mary Diehl Snyder
Hannah Diehl Fetterman
James F. Diehl
Harriet Diehl Rinehart
Martha Diehl
Hiram A. Diehl
A marker for Savilla can not be found. Her obituary and death certificate state that she is buried in this cemetery. Cemetery records on file at the Montour County Genealogical Society indicate that Jackson Diehl is the current owner of the cemetery plot. One can assume that she is buried in the plot with him. The flower arrangement is used to mark a possible spot of her interment.
Mrs. Savilla Diehl, an aged and highly esteemed woman, died at home of her son, H. A. Diehl, in borough of Riverside, at 6 o'clock in the evening, Wednesday, September 2, 1914. She was aged 83 years and for a long time had been very infirm. For five months prior to her death she was bedfast.
The deceased was the widow of Jackson Diehl, who died many years ago. She was survived by three sons and four daughters: H. A, Diehl, Riverside; Henry Diehl, Danville; Peter Diehl of Avis; Mrs. David Snyder of Danville; Mrs. Simon Fetterman of Hughesville; Mrs. Elmer Wilver and Mrs. Grant Rhinehart of Harrisburg. One sister, Mrs. Lizette Sears of Selinsgrove, also survived.
The deceased was a native of Freeburg but lived the greater part of her life in Riverside and immediate vicinity.
The funeral took place from the residence of H. A. Diehl at the lower end of Riverside 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Interment was made in the Reformed Cemetery, Danville.
~The Danville Morning News--Danville, Pennsylvania--04 Sep 1914, Friday Page 1~
From Her 1914 Pennsylvania Certificate of Death:
Name: Savilla Diehl
[Savilla Lening]
Gender: Female
Age: 83
Birth Date: 22 May 1831
Birth Place: Pennsylvania
Death Date: 2 Sep 1914
Death Place: Riverside, Northumberland, Pennsylvania, USA
Father: Peter Lening
Mother: Lening
Marital Status: Widow
Informant: H. A. Diehl, Riverside, PA
Burial: September 5, 1914 Reformed Cemetery
Certificate Number: 90490
She was married on April 3, 1850, Andrew Jackson Diehl.
Children of Jackson and Savilla:
William H. Diehl
Peter Diehl
Mary Diehl Snyder
Hannah Diehl Fetterman
James F. Diehl
Harriet Diehl Rinehart
Martha Diehl
Hiram A. Diehl
A marker for Savilla can not be found. Her obituary and death certificate state that she is buried in this cemetery. Cemetery records on file at the Montour County Genealogical Society indicate that Jackson Diehl is the current owner of the cemetery plot. One can assume that she is buried in the plot with him. The flower arrangement is used to mark a possible spot of her interment.
Death of Mrs. Diehl.
Mrs. Savilla Diehl, an aged and highly esteemed woman, died at home of her son, H. A. Diehl, in borough of Riverside, at 6 o'clock in the evening, Wednesday, September 2, 1914. She was aged 83 years and for a long time had been very infirm. For five months prior to her death she was bedfast.
The deceased was the widow of Jackson Diehl, who died many years ago. She was survived by three sons and four daughters: H. A, Diehl, Riverside; Henry Diehl, Danville; Peter Diehl of Avis; Mrs. David Snyder of Danville; Mrs. Simon Fetterman of Hughesville; Mrs. Elmer Wilver and Mrs. Grant Rhinehart of Harrisburg. One sister, Mrs. Lizette Sears of Selinsgrove, also survived.
The deceased was a native of Freeburg but lived the greater part of her life in Riverside and immediate vicinity.
The funeral took place from the residence of H. A. Diehl at the lower end of Riverside 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Interment was made in the Reformed Cemetery, Danville.
~The Danville Morning News--Danville, Pennsylvania--04 Sep 1914, Friday Page 1~
From Her 1914 Pennsylvania Certificate of Death:
Name: Savilla Diehl
[Savilla Lening]
Gender: Female
Age: 83
Birth Date: 22 May 1831
Birth Place: Pennsylvania
Death Date: 2 Sep 1914
Death Place: Riverside, Northumberland, Pennsylvania, USA
Father: Peter Lening
Mother: Lening
Marital Status: Widow
Informant: H. A. Diehl, Riverside, PA
Burial: September 5, 1914 Reformed Cemetery
Certificate Number: 90490
She was married on April 3, 1850, Andrew Jackson Diehl.
Children of Jackson and Savilla:
William H. Diehl
Peter Diehl
Mary Diehl Snyder
Hannah Diehl Fetterman
James F. Diehl
Harriet Diehl Rinehart
Martha Diehl
Hiram A. Diehl
A marker for Savilla can not be found. Her obituary and death certificate state that she is buried in this cemetery. Cemetery records on file at the Montour County Genealogical Society indicate that Jackson Diehl is the current owner of the cemetery plot. One can assume that she is buried in the plot with him. The flower arrangement is used to mark a possible spot of her interment.
Mrs. Savilla Diehl, an aged and highly esteemed woman, died at home of her son, H. A. Diehl, in borough of Riverside, at 6 o'clock in the evening, Wednesday, September 2, 1914. She was aged 83 years and for a long time had been very infirm. For five months prior to her death she was bedfast.
The deceased was the widow of Jackson Diehl, who died many years ago. She was survived by three sons and four daughters: H. A, Diehl, Riverside; Henry Diehl, Danville; Peter Diehl of Avis; Mrs. David Snyder of Danville; Mrs. Simon Fetterman of Hughesville; Mrs. Elmer Wilver and Mrs. Grant Rhinehart of Harrisburg. One sister, Mrs. Lizette Sears of Selinsgrove, also survived.
The deceased was a native of Freeburg but lived the greater part of her life in Riverside and immediate vicinity.
The funeral took place from the residence of H. A. Diehl at the lower end of Riverside 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Interment was made in the Reformed Cemetery, Danville.
~The Danville Morning News--Danville, Pennsylvania--04 Sep 1914, Friday Page 1~
From Her 1914 Pennsylvania Certificate of Death:
Name: Savilla Diehl
[Savilla Lening]
Gender: Female
Age: 83
Birth Date: 22 May 1831
Birth Place: Pennsylvania
Death Date: 2 Sep 1914
Death Place: Riverside, Northumberland, Pennsylvania, USA
Father: Peter Lening
Mother: Lening
Marital Status: Widow
Informant: H. A. Diehl, Riverside, PA
Burial: September 5, 1914 Reformed Cemetery
Certificate Number: 90490
She was married on April 3, 1850, Andrew Jackson Diehl.
Children of Jackson and Savilla:
William H. Diehl
Peter Diehl
Mary Diehl Snyder
Hannah Diehl Fetterman
James F. Diehl
Harriet Diehl Rinehart
Martha Diehl
Hiram A. Diehl
A marker for Savilla can not be found. Her obituary and death certificate state that she is buried in this cemetery. Cemetery records on file at the Montour County Genealogical Society indicate that Jackson Diehl is the current owner of the cemetery plot. One can assume that she is buried in the plot with him. The flower arrangement is used to mark a possible spot of her interment.
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