Nissley.-Dan, son of the late David and Annie (Miller) Nissley, was born at Lagrange, Ind., Aug. 14, 1884; passed away at the hospital in Glendive, Mont., May 12, 1947; aged 62 y. 8 m. 28 d. His death resulted from a stroke. As a young man he was received into the Amish Church and later transferred his membership to the Red Top Mennonite Church, Bloomfield, Mont., into which vicinity he and his family moved in 1914. On April 2, 1908 he was united in marriage who Lydia Yoder, who survives. Also surviving are 3 sons (David, at home; Rufus and Rudolph, of Bloomfield;), 4 daughters (Barbara -Mrs. Monroe Chupp, Anne-Mrs. Clifford Kauffman, of Bloomfield; Kathryn-Mrs. Lloyd Hostetler, Louisville, Ohio; and Ruth, at home), one foster daughter (Rosella White, at home), 16 grandchildren, and one half brother (John), 2 half sisters (Mrs. Katie Yoder and Edna-Mrs. Theodore Werre), and other relatives. One infant son, 2 brothers, 2 half brothers, and 2 half sisters preceded him in death. His leaving this world brings heaven nearer than ever before. Funeral services were conducted at the home by George Dick, and at the church by L. A. Kauffman, assisted by Ferdinand Bried. Burial was made in the community cemetery.
Nissley.-Dan, son of the late David and Annie (Miller) Nissley, was born at Lagrange, Ind., Aug. 14, 1884; passed away at the hospital in Glendive, Mont., May 12, 1947; aged 62 y. 8 m. 28 d. His death resulted from a stroke. As a young man he was received into the Amish Church and later transferred his membership to the Red Top Mennonite Church, Bloomfield, Mont., into which vicinity he and his family moved in 1914. On April 2, 1908 he was united in marriage who Lydia Yoder, who survives. Also surviving are 3 sons (David, at home; Rufus and Rudolph, of Bloomfield;), 4 daughters (Barbara -Mrs. Monroe Chupp, Anne-Mrs. Clifford Kauffman, of Bloomfield; Kathryn-Mrs. Lloyd Hostetler, Louisville, Ohio; and Ruth, at home), one foster daughter (Rosella White, at home), 16 grandchildren, and one half brother (John), 2 half sisters (Mrs. Katie Yoder and Edna-Mrs. Theodore Werre), and other relatives. One infant son, 2 brothers, 2 half brothers, and 2 half sisters preceded him in death. His leaving this world brings heaven nearer than ever before. Funeral services were conducted at the home by George Dick, and at the church by L. A. Kauffman, assisted by Ferdinand Bried. Burial was made in the community cemetery.
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