Tyrone, PA: The Tyrone Herald, issue of Wednesday, 4 April 1900, p. 4, col. 1
Nathaniel Waite, son of Mrs. Mary Waite, died at his home in Homers, better known as Blandsburg, on the 24th of March. Interment was made in Grazierville cemetery under the auspices of Junior Mechanic council No. 957, of Blandsburg, Pa., of which deceased was a member. The funeral services were held in Grazierville M.E. church, conducted by Rev. J.R. Shipe, whose able discourse could in no wise be improved upon. There is left to mourn a widowed mother, five brothers and sisters, his wife and five children.
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Tyrone, PA: The Tyrone Daily Herald, issue of Tuesday, 10 April 1900, p. 4, col. 2
To correct an error which appeared in our letter in regard to the friends of N. Waite, deceased, when we were made to state that there were left to mourn five brothers and sisters and a wife and two children. Our item should have read, five brothers, George and John, at home; James and David, of our town; and three sisters, Mrs. Nannie Shelo, Tyrone; Mrs. Maggie Edmiston, Blandsburg, and Mrs. Annie McFarland, of Pittsburg; also a wife and two children residing in Blandsburg.
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Nathaniel Waite, son of Mrs. Mary Waite, died at his home in Homers, better known as Blandsburg, on the 24th of March. Interment was made in Grazierville cemetery under the auspices of Junior Mechanic council No. 957, of Blandsburg, Pa., of which deceased was a member. The funeral services were held in Grazierville M.E. church, conducted by Rev. J.R. Shipe, whose able discourse could in no wise be improved upon. There is left to mourn a widowed mother, five brothers and sisters, his wife and five children.
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Tyrone, PA: The Tyrone Daily Herald, issue of Tuesday, 10 April 1900, p. 4, col. 2
To correct an error which appeared in our letter in regard to the friends of N. Waite, deceased, when we were made to state that there were left to mourn five brothers and sisters and a wife and two children. Our item should have read, five brothers, George and John, at home; James and David, of our town; and three sisters, Mrs. Nannie Shelo, Tyrone; Mrs. Maggie Edmiston, Blandsburg, and Mrs. Annie McFarland, of Pittsburg; also a wife and two children residing in Blandsburg.
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Tyrone, PA: The Tyrone Herald, issue of Wednesday, 4 April 1900, p. 4, col. 1
Nathaniel Waite, son of Mrs. Mary Waite, died at his home in Homers, better known as Blandsburg, on the 24th of March. Interment was made in Grazierville cemetery under the auspices of Junior Mechanic council No. 957, of Blandsburg, Pa., of which deceased was a member. The funeral services were held in Grazierville M.E. church, conducted by Rev. J.R. Shipe, whose able discourse could in no wise be improved upon. There is left to mourn a widowed mother, five brothers and sisters, his wife and five children.
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Tyrone, PA: The Tyrone Daily Herald, issue of Tuesday, 10 April 1900, p. 4, col. 2
To correct an error which appeared in our letter in regard to the friends of N. Waite, deceased, when we were made to state that there were left to mourn five brothers and sisters and a wife and two children. Our item should have read, five brothers, George and John, at home; James and David, of our town; and three sisters, Mrs. Nannie Shelo, Tyrone; Mrs. Maggie Edmiston, Blandsburg, and Mrs. Annie McFarland, of Pittsburg; also a wife and two children residing in Blandsburg.
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Nathaniel Waite, son of Mrs. Mary Waite, died at his home in Homers, better known as Blandsburg, on the 24th of March. Interment was made in Grazierville cemetery under the auspices of Junior Mechanic council No. 957, of Blandsburg, Pa., of which deceased was a member. The funeral services were held in Grazierville M.E. church, conducted by Rev. J.R. Shipe, whose able discourse could in no wise be improved upon. There is left to mourn a widowed mother, five brothers and sisters, his wife and five children.
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Tyrone, PA: The Tyrone Daily Herald, issue of Tuesday, 10 April 1900, p. 4, col. 2
To correct an error which appeared in our letter in regard to the friends of N. Waite, deceased, when we were made to state that there were left to mourn five brothers and sisters and a wife and two children. Our item should have read, five brothers, George and John, at home; James and David, of our town; and three sisters, Mrs. Nannie Shelo, Tyrone; Mrs. Maggie Edmiston, Blandsburg, and Mrs. Annie McFarland, of Pittsburg; also a wife and two children residing in Blandsburg.
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NATHAN H. WAITE | DIED | MAR. 24, 1900 | AGED | 24 Y. 1 M. 24 D.
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