Cumberland Evening Times - Tuesday, July 16, 1935
Henry E. Weisenborn
Frostburg, Md., July 16 - Henry B. Weisenborn, 51, a native of Connellsville, Pa., died last night at 10 o'clock at his home in Eckhart, after a brief illness. He had resided in Eckhart practically all his life. While ill for several weeks he had been able to work yesterday as inspector at a mine tipple for the Consolidation Coal Company. He was a son of Mrs. Catherine Weisenborn, Barberton, Ohio, where reside five sisters, Mrs. Della Gorbell, Mrs. Anna Lapp, Mrs. Helen Dixon, Ms. Irvin Brant and Mrs. Elizabeth McDermott. He was a brother of Russell Weisenborn, Barberton, and Arthur Weisenborn, Eckhart. Surviving also are his widow, the former Miss Louisa Nelson, three sons, Russell, Frostburg, Milton, Eckhart and Henry at home, and two daughters, Louise and Della, at home. He was a son of the late Henry Weisenborn.
Henry E. Weisenborn
Frostburg, Md., July 16 - Henry B. Weisenborn, 51, a native of Connellsville, Pa., died last night at 10 o'clock at his home in Eckhart, after a brief illness. He had resided in Eckhart practically all his life. While ill for several weeks he had been able to work yesterday as inspector at a mine tipple for the Consolidation Coal Company. He was a son of Mrs. Catherine Weisenborn, Barberton, Ohio, where reside five sisters, Mrs. Della Gorbell, Mrs. Anna Lapp, Mrs. Helen Dixon, Ms. Irvin Brant and Mrs. Elizabeth McDermott. He was a brother of Russell Weisenborn, Barberton, and Arthur Weisenborn, Eckhart. Surviving also are his widow, the former Miss Louisa Nelson, three sons, Russell, Frostburg, Milton, Eckhart and Henry at home, and two daughters, Louise and Della, at home. He was a son of the late Henry Weisenborn.
Cumberland Evening Times - Tuesday, July 16, 1935
Henry E. Weisenborn
Frostburg, Md., July 16 - Henry B. Weisenborn, 51, a native of Connellsville, Pa., died last night at 10 o'clock at his home in Eckhart, after a brief illness. He had resided in Eckhart practically all his life. While ill for several weeks he had been able to work yesterday as inspector at a mine tipple for the Consolidation Coal Company. He was a son of Mrs. Catherine Weisenborn, Barberton, Ohio, where reside five sisters, Mrs. Della Gorbell, Mrs. Anna Lapp, Mrs. Helen Dixon, Ms. Irvin Brant and Mrs. Elizabeth McDermott. He was a brother of Russell Weisenborn, Barberton, and Arthur Weisenborn, Eckhart. Surviving also are his widow, the former Miss Louisa Nelson, three sons, Russell, Frostburg, Milton, Eckhart and Henry at home, and two daughters, Louise and Della, at home. He was a son of the late Henry Weisenborn.
Henry E. Weisenborn
Frostburg, Md., July 16 - Henry B. Weisenborn, 51, a native of Connellsville, Pa., died last night at 10 o'clock at his home in Eckhart, after a brief illness. He had resided in Eckhart practically all his life. While ill for several weeks he had been able to work yesterday as inspector at a mine tipple for the Consolidation Coal Company. He was a son of Mrs. Catherine Weisenborn, Barberton, Ohio, where reside five sisters, Mrs. Della Gorbell, Mrs. Anna Lapp, Mrs. Helen Dixon, Ms. Irvin Brant and Mrs. Elizabeth McDermott. He was a brother of Russell Weisenborn, Barberton, and Arthur Weisenborn, Eckhart. Surviving also are his widow, the former Miss Louisa Nelson, three sons, Russell, Frostburg, Milton, Eckhart and Henry at home, and two daughters, Louise and Della, at home. He was a son of the late Henry Weisenborn.
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Weisenborne Henry E. 1883 1935 7
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