90 Years Old--Henry Sutton,father of Ona "Ownie" Sutton,passed away this morning.--He was born in England and came here when a babe.
Henry Sutton,one of the well known farmers of the county,passed away this morning at 2 o'clock. He had been ailing in the past year and for the past month his condition had been serious.
Heny Sutton was born in England March 18,1848 and he was the son of William and Sarah (Wilcox) Sutton. When Henry was two and a half years of age his parents left England for America. They landed in New York state. Not long afterward they moved to Indiana and they settled on a farm at North Salem of Jordan as it was then called.
The boy attended school when there was any school and worked on the farm.
He was married Sept. 15,1874 to Ruth A. Bragg, who passed away May 15,1907. He was married again to Angelina Blansett who passed away about a year ago. Mr. and Mrs. Sutton came to Union City about 8 years ago,and after the death of the second Mrs. Sutton,Henry Sutton went to live with his son,"Ownie" Ona Sutton and family,617 North State Line street.
Henry Sutton was industrious,honest and a good citizen, and many friends will mourn his death.
He leaves the following children:Frank Sutton and Mrs. Dora Smiley of Middletown,Ind;Ona Sutton and Hazel Croyle,of this city,and ten grandchildren.
The body will be returned from the Brooks Funeral Home to the residenced of Ona Sutton,Friday afternoon where friends may call.
The funeral will take place from the New Lisbon church,Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.
The services will be conducted by the Rev. John A. Watson of Harrisville. The burial will take place in the New Lisbon cemetery.
Henry Sutton,one of the well known farmers of the county,passed away this morning at 2 o'clock. He had been ailing in the past year and for the past month his condition had been serious.
Heny Sutton was born in England March 18,1848 and he was the son of William and Sarah (Wilcox) Sutton. When Henry was two and a half years of age his parents left England for America. They landed in New York state. Not long afterward they moved to Indiana and they settled on a farm at North Salem of Jordan as it was then called.
The boy attended school when there was any school and worked on the farm.
He was married Sept. 15,1874 to Ruth A. Bragg, who passed away May 15,1907. He was married again to Angelina Blansett who passed away about a year ago. Mr. and Mrs. Sutton came to Union City about 8 years ago,and after the death of the second Mrs. Sutton,Henry Sutton went to live with his son,"Ownie" Ona Sutton and family,617 North State Line street.
Henry Sutton was industrious,honest and a good citizen, and many friends will mourn his death.
He leaves the following children:Frank Sutton and Mrs. Dora Smiley of Middletown,Ind;Ona Sutton and Hazel Croyle,of this city,and ten grandchildren.
The body will be returned from the Brooks Funeral Home to the residenced of Ona Sutton,Friday afternoon where friends may call.
The funeral will take place from the New Lisbon church,Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.
The services will be conducted by the Rev. John A. Watson of Harrisville. The burial will take place in the New Lisbon cemetery.
90 Years Old--Henry Sutton,father of Ona "Ownie" Sutton,passed away this morning.--He was born in England and came here when a babe.
Henry Sutton,one of the well known farmers of the county,passed away this morning at 2 o'clock. He had been ailing in the past year and for the past month his condition had been serious.
Heny Sutton was born in England March 18,1848 and he was the son of William and Sarah (Wilcox) Sutton. When Henry was two and a half years of age his parents left England for America. They landed in New York state. Not long afterward they moved to Indiana and they settled on a farm at North Salem of Jordan as it was then called.
The boy attended school when there was any school and worked on the farm.
He was married Sept. 15,1874 to Ruth A. Bragg, who passed away May 15,1907. He was married again to Angelina Blansett who passed away about a year ago. Mr. and Mrs. Sutton came to Union City about 8 years ago,and after the death of the second Mrs. Sutton,Henry Sutton went to live with his son,"Ownie" Ona Sutton and family,617 North State Line street.
Henry Sutton was industrious,honest and a good citizen, and many friends will mourn his death.
He leaves the following children:Frank Sutton and Mrs. Dora Smiley of Middletown,Ind;Ona Sutton and Hazel Croyle,of this city,and ten grandchildren.
The body will be returned from the Brooks Funeral Home to the residenced of Ona Sutton,Friday afternoon where friends may call.
The funeral will take place from the New Lisbon church,Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.
The services will be conducted by the Rev. John A. Watson of Harrisville. The burial will take place in the New Lisbon cemetery.
Henry Sutton,one of the well known farmers of the county,passed away this morning at 2 o'clock. He had been ailing in the past year and for the past month his condition had been serious.
Heny Sutton was born in England March 18,1848 and he was the son of William and Sarah (Wilcox) Sutton. When Henry was two and a half years of age his parents left England for America. They landed in New York state. Not long afterward they moved to Indiana and they settled on a farm at North Salem of Jordan as it was then called.
The boy attended school when there was any school and worked on the farm.
He was married Sept. 15,1874 to Ruth A. Bragg, who passed away May 15,1907. He was married again to Angelina Blansett who passed away about a year ago. Mr. and Mrs. Sutton came to Union City about 8 years ago,and after the death of the second Mrs. Sutton,Henry Sutton went to live with his son,"Ownie" Ona Sutton and family,617 North State Line street.
Henry Sutton was industrious,honest and a good citizen, and many friends will mourn his death.
He leaves the following children:Frank Sutton and Mrs. Dora Smiley of Middletown,Ind;Ona Sutton and Hazel Croyle,of this city,and ten grandchildren.
The body will be returned from the Brooks Funeral Home to the residenced of Ona Sutton,Friday afternoon where friends may call.
The funeral will take place from the New Lisbon church,Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.
The services will be conducted by the Rev. John A. Watson of Harrisville. The burial will take place in the New Lisbon cemetery.
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