Wheeling Intelligencer, Sat 16 Jan 1926
James Ashton Passes Away
Well Known Resident of Colerain Pike Dies in Hospital Following Lingering Illness
James S. Ashton, age 76 years, of Colerain Pike near Bridgeport, died at the Martins Ferry hospital at 7 o'clock last evening, following a lengthy illness. Death was attributed to complications.
Mr. Ashton was born in Belmont county and had spent his entire life in that county. He was a member of the Odd Fellow's Order of martins Ferry and was a staunch member of the First M. E. church also in that city.
Surviving is one sister, Miss Mary G Ashton, of Brookside, O, one daughter-in-law Mary B Ashton, of Colerain Pike with whom he resided, and five grandchildren, Marian, Robert and Lester Ashton, Mrs. Robert Hodge of Martins Ferry, and Mrs. Robert Balser of Wheeling.
James Ashton Passes Away
Well Known Resident of Colerain Pike Dies in Hospital Following Lingering Illness
James S. Ashton, age 76 years, of Colerain Pike near Bridgeport, died at the Martins Ferry hospital at 7 o'clock last evening, following a lengthy illness. Death was attributed to complications.
Mr. Ashton was born in Belmont county and had spent his entire life in that county. He was a member of the Odd Fellow's Order of martins Ferry and was a staunch member of the First M. E. church also in that city.
Surviving is one sister, Miss Mary G Ashton, of Brookside, O, one daughter-in-law Mary B Ashton, of Colerain Pike with whom he resided, and five grandchildren, Marian, Robert and Lester Ashton, Mrs. Robert Hodge of Martins Ferry, and Mrs. Robert Balser of Wheeling.
Wheeling Intelligencer, Sat 16 Jan 1926
James Ashton Passes Away
Well Known Resident of Colerain Pike Dies in Hospital Following Lingering Illness
James S. Ashton, age 76 years, of Colerain Pike near Bridgeport, died at the Martins Ferry hospital at 7 o'clock last evening, following a lengthy illness. Death was attributed to complications.
Mr. Ashton was born in Belmont county and had spent his entire life in that county. He was a member of the Odd Fellow's Order of martins Ferry and was a staunch member of the First M. E. church also in that city.
Surviving is one sister, Miss Mary G Ashton, of Brookside, O, one daughter-in-law Mary B Ashton, of Colerain Pike with whom he resided, and five grandchildren, Marian, Robert and Lester Ashton, Mrs. Robert Hodge of Martins Ferry, and Mrs. Robert Balser of Wheeling.
James Ashton Passes Away
Well Known Resident of Colerain Pike Dies in Hospital Following Lingering Illness
James S. Ashton, age 76 years, of Colerain Pike near Bridgeport, died at the Martins Ferry hospital at 7 o'clock last evening, following a lengthy illness. Death was attributed to complications.
Mr. Ashton was born in Belmont county and had spent his entire life in that county. He was a member of the Odd Fellow's Order of martins Ferry and was a staunch member of the First M. E. church also in that city.
Surviving is one sister, Miss Mary G Ashton, of Brookside, O, one daughter-in-law Mary B Ashton, of Colerain Pike with whom he resided, and five grandchildren, Marian, Robert and Lester Ashton, Mrs. Robert Hodge of Martins Ferry, and Mrs. Robert Balser of Wheeling.
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