Son of Isaac & Rachel(Baker) Simpson.
The Newark Daily Advocate Wen: Jun: 24-1914.
Aaron Simpson aged 86 last February, and one of the oldest resident of the Black Hand Neighborhood, died very suddenly Wen: moring while seated on the porch of the residence of his son,Dorr with whom he had made his home for several years.His daughter-in-law discovered Mr. Simpson dying about 8:30 o'clock. A message was sent to Dr. W.L. Evans of Hanover but the aged man expired within minutes. On his arrival Dr. Evans pronounced death due to a heart attack. The funeral will probably be held at the son's home, two miles south of Black Hand. Other children survive.
The Newark Daily Advocate Wen: Jun: 24-1914.
Aaron Simpson aged 86 last February, and one of the oldest resident of the Black Hand Neighborhood, died very suddenly Wen: moring while seated on the porch of the residence of his son,Dorr with whom he had made his home for several years.His daughter-in-law discovered Mr. Simpson dying about 8:30 o'clock. A message was sent to Dr. W.L. Evans of Hanover but the aged man expired within minutes. On his arrival Dr. Evans pronounced death due to a heart attack. The funeral will probably be held at the son's home, two miles south of Black Hand. Other children survive.
Son of Isaac & Rachel(Baker) Simpson.
The Newark Daily Advocate Wen: Jun: 24-1914.
Aaron Simpson aged 86 last February, and one of the oldest resident of the Black Hand Neighborhood, died very suddenly Wen: moring while seated on the porch of the residence of his son,Dorr with whom he had made his home for several years.His daughter-in-law discovered Mr. Simpson dying about 8:30 o'clock. A message was sent to Dr. W.L. Evans of Hanover but the aged man expired within minutes. On his arrival Dr. Evans pronounced death due to a heart attack. The funeral will probably be held at the son's home, two miles south of Black Hand. Other children survive.
The Newark Daily Advocate Wen: Jun: 24-1914.
Aaron Simpson aged 86 last February, and one of the oldest resident of the Black Hand Neighborhood, died very suddenly Wen: moring while seated on the porch of the residence of his son,Dorr with whom he had made his home for several years.His daughter-in-law discovered Mr. Simpson dying about 8:30 o'clock. A message was sent to Dr. W.L. Evans of Hanover but the aged man expired within minutes. On his arrival Dr. Evans pronounced death due to a heart attack. The funeral will probably be held at the son's home, two miles south of Black Hand. Other children survive.
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