Jacob S. Hart, a former resident of this county, died suddenly of apoplexy on January 11, at Ipava, Illinois.
He stopped at Hancock, in September, 1892, with his sisters, Mrs. William A. Bowles and the late Mrs. Kate E. Summers, upon his return from the Grand Army encampment at Washington.
The late La Fayette Hart, who died near Berkeley Springs, was a brother. Mr. Hart was sixty years old and leaves a wife
and six children.
--The Herald and Torch Light, newspaper, Hagerstown, MD, 1/31/1895
He stopped at Hancock, in September, 1892, with his sisters, Mrs. William A. Bowles and the late Mrs. Kate E. Summers, upon his return from the Grand Army encampment at Washington.
The late La Fayette Hart, who died near Berkeley Springs, was a brother. Mr. Hart was sixty years old and leaves a wife
and six children.
--The Herald and Torch Light, newspaper, Hagerstown, MD, 1/31/1895
Jacob S. Hart, a former resident of this county, died suddenly of apoplexy on January 11, at Ipava, Illinois.
He stopped at Hancock, in September, 1892, with his sisters, Mrs. William A. Bowles and the late Mrs. Kate E. Summers, upon his return from the Grand Army encampment at Washington.
The late La Fayette Hart, who died near Berkeley Springs, was a brother. Mr. Hart was sixty years old and leaves a wife
and six children.
--The Herald and Torch Light, newspaper, Hagerstown, MD, 1/31/1895
He stopped at Hancock, in September, 1892, with his sisters, Mrs. William A. Bowles and the late Mrs. Kate E. Summers, upon his return from the Grand Army encampment at Washington.
The late La Fayette Hart, who died near Berkeley Springs, was a brother. Mr. Hart was sixty years old and leaves a wife
and six children.
--The Herald and Torch Light, newspaper, Hagerstown, MD, 1/31/1895
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