Waynesburg Republican obituary Thursday, June 7, 1894 Page 1
Abraham S. Milliken died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Bell, Jefferson, Pa., aged 84 years. Mr. Milliken had been visiting his daughter and he was suddenly taken ill on Tuesday night and died the next day. He had formerly lived at Jefferson, but for some time had been a resident of Beallsville, Pa. He was a member of the C. P. church and a highly esteemed citizen. His sons Jesse A., of Washington and I. F. Milliken, of Beallsville were summoned to his bedside by messages. The remains were taken to Beallsville on Thursday where they were laid to rest.
Abraham S. Milliken died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Bell, Jefferson, Pa., aged 84 years. Mr. Milliken had been visiting his daughter and he was suddenly taken ill on Tuesday night and died the next day. He had formerly lived at Jefferson, but for some time had been a resident of Beallsville, Pa. He was a member of the C. P. church and a highly esteemed citizen. His sons Jesse A., of Washington and I. F. Milliken, of Beallsville were summoned to his bedside by messages. The remains were taken to Beallsville on Thursday where they were laid to rest.
Waynesburg Republican obituary Thursday, June 7, 1894 Page 1
Abraham S. Milliken died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Bell, Jefferson, Pa., aged 84 years. Mr. Milliken had been visiting his daughter and he was suddenly taken ill on Tuesday night and died the next day. He had formerly lived at Jefferson, but for some time had been a resident of Beallsville, Pa. He was a member of the C. P. church and a highly esteemed citizen. His sons Jesse A., of Washington and I. F. Milliken, of Beallsville were summoned to his bedside by messages. The remains were taken to Beallsville on Thursday where they were laid to rest.
Abraham S. Milliken died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Bell, Jefferson, Pa., aged 84 years. Mr. Milliken had been visiting his daughter and he was suddenly taken ill on Tuesday night and died the next day. He had formerly lived at Jefferson, but for some time had been a resident of Beallsville, Pa. He was a member of the C. P. church and a highly esteemed citizen. His sons Jesse A., of Washington and I. F. Milliken, of Beallsville were summoned to his bedside by messages. The remains were taken to Beallsville on Thursday where they were laid to rest.
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