Parents: Johann Peter Daum and Elisabetha Katharina Blumenschein
Siblings: Georg Heinrich Daum, Anna Eve Daum Wendel, David Peter Daum, Peter M. Daum, and Elizabeth Barbara Daum Stewart
Wife: Mary E. Weaver (married 14 Nov 1861 Bartholomew Co., IN)
Children: John Phillip Daum and Anna Coonrod Daum
Obituary: Plainfield Friday Caller 24 Jan 1913
Phillip Lewis Daum Passes Away
Phillip Lewis Daum died at the home of his son, John Daum, southwest of this place, Wednesday of last week, aged seventy-three years.
Mr. Daum was born in Franklin County, Penn., in 1839, and came with his parents to Indiana in 1849, locating in Bartholomew County, near Columbus. He was of German parentage, his parents having been born in Hasadonstot, Germany.
He was married to Mary E. Wear in 1861, who preceded him in death nine years ago, since which time he had lived with his only child, John Daum. For several months previous to his death he had been totally blind, yet with all his sufferings he manifested christian fortitude and patience and when he could no longer speak asked that the Lord's Prayer be repeated which his daughter-in-law did.
The remains were taken to Bartholomew County for burial Saturday, services being held in the country church near Columbus, known as St. John's Lutheran Church, with which the deceased united in 1859, serving as a deacon in the church for a number of years.
He is survived by one child, John Daum, of this place, a brother, Peter M. Daum, of Columbus, Ind., and five grandchildren.
Siblings: Georg Heinrich Daum, Anna Eve Daum Wendel, David Peter Daum, Peter M. Daum, and Elizabeth Barbara Daum Stewart
Wife: Mary E. Weaver (married 14 Nov 1861 Bartholomew Co., IN)
Children: John Phillip Daum and Anna Coonrod Daum
Obituary: Plainfield Friday Caller 24 Jan 1913
Phillip Lewis Daum Passes Away
Phillip Lewis Daum died at the home of his son, John Daum, southwest of this place, Wednesday of last week, aged seventy-three years.
Mr. Daum was born in Franklin County, Penn., in 1839, and came with his parents to Indiana in 1849, locating in Bartholomew County, near Columbus. He was of German parentage, his parents having been born in Hasadonstot, Germany.
He was married to Mary E. Wear in 1861, who preceded him in death nine years ago, since which time he had lived with his only child, John Daum. For several months previous to his death he had been totally blind, yet with all his sufferings he manifested christian fortitude and patience and when he could no longer speak asked that the Lord's Prayer be repeated which his daughter-in-law did.
The remains were taken to Bartholomew County for burial Saturday, services being held in the country church near Columbus, known as St. John's Lutheran Church, with which the deceased united in 1859, serving as a deacon in the church for a number of years.
He is survived by one child, John Daum, of this place, a brother, Peter M. Daum, of Columbus, Ind., and five grandchildren.
Parents: Johann Peter Daum and Elisabetha Katharina Blumenschein
Siblings: Georg Heinrich Daum, Anna Eve Daum Wendel, David Peter Daum, Peter M. Daum, and Elizabeth Barbara Daum Stewart
Wife: Mary E. Weaver (married 14 Nov 1861 Bartholomew Co., IN)
Children: John Phillip Daum and Anna Coonrod Daum
Obituary: Plainfield Friday Caller 24 Jan 1913
Phillip Lewis Daum Passes Away
Phillip Lewis Daum died at the home of his son, John Daum, southwest of this place, Wednesday of last week, aged seventy-three years.
Mr. Daum was born in Franklin County, Penn., in 1839, and came with his parents to Indiana in 1849, locating in Bartholomew County, near Columbus. He was of German parentage, his parents having been born in Hasadonstot, Germany.
He was married to Mary E. Wear in 1861, who preceded him in death nine years ago, since which time he had lived with his only child, John Daum. For several months previous to his death he had been totally blind, yet with all his sufferings he manifested christian fortitude and patience and when he could no longer speak asked that the Lord's Prayer be repeated which his daughter-in-law did.
The remains were taken to Bartholomew County for burial Saturday, services being held in the country church near Columbus, known as St. John's Lutheran Church, with which the deceased united in 1859, serving as a deacon in the church for a number of years.
He is survived by one child, John Daum, of this place, a brother, Peter M. Daum, of Columbus, Ind., and five grandchildren.
Siblings: Georg Heinrich Daum, Anna Eve Daum Wendel, David Peter Daum, Peter M. Daum, and Elizabeth Barbara Daum Stewart
Wife: Mary E. Weaver (married 14 Nov 1861 Bartholomew Co., IN)
Children: John Phillip Daum and Anna Coonrod Daum
Obituary: Plainfield Friday Caller 24 Jan 1913
Phillip Lewis Daum Passes Away
Phillip Lewis Daum died at the home of his son, John Daum, southwest of this place, Wednesday of last week, aged seventy-three years.
Mr. Daum was born in Franklin County, Penn., in 1839, and came with his parents to Indiana in 1849, locating in Bartholomew County, near Columbus. He was of German parentage, his parents having been born in Hasadonstot, Germany.
He was married to Mary E. Wear in 1861, who preceded him in death nine years ago, since which time he had lived with his only child, John Daum. For several months previous to his death he had been totally blind, yet with all his sufferings he manifested christian fortitude and patience and when he could no longer speak asked that the Lord's Prayer be repeated which his daughter-in-law did.
The remains were taken to Bartholomew County for burial Saturday, services being held in the country church near Columbus, known as St. John's Lutheran Church, with which the deceased united in 1859, serving as a deacon in the church for a number of years.
He is survived by one child, John Daum, of this place, a brother, Peter M. Daum, of Columbus, Ind., and five grandchildren.
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