Columbia City Post Saturday December 15, 1917 page 1
ABRAHAM LONG DEAD
Abraham Long, formerly a resident of South Whitely, died very suddenly of heart trouble at the home of his daughter at Laketon, Tuesday afternoon. He was past seventy years of age, and for many years lived in South Whitley.He was a member of the IOOF lodge there, and was a civil war veteran. His occupation, while a resident of South Whitley, was that of a carpet weaver.He leaves three daughters and one son: Mrs. Ezra France of Laketon, Mrs. Ellen Brenner of South Whitley, Mrs. John Sickafoos, of Wabash and Murray Long, of south of South Whitley.
ABRAHAM LONG DEAD
Abraham Long, formerly a resident of South Whitely, died very suddenly of heart trouble at the home of his daughter at Laketon, Tuesday afternoon. He was past seventy years of age, and for many years lived in South Whitley.He was a member of the IOOF lodge there, and was a civil war veteran. His occupation, while a resident of South Whitley, was that of a carpet weaver.He leaves three daughters and one son: Mrs. Ezra France of Laketon, Mrs. Ellen Brenner of South Whitley, Mrs. John Sickafoos, of Wabash and Murray Long, of south of South Whitley.
Columbia City Post Saturday December 15, 1917 page 1
ABRAHAM LONG DEAD
Abraham Long, formerly a resident of South Whitely, died very suddenly of heart trouble at the home of his daughter at Laketon, Tuesday afternoon. He was past seventy years of age, and for many years lived in South Whitley.He was a member of the IOOF lodge there, and was a civil war veteran. His occupation, while a resident of South Whitley, was that of a carpet weaver.He leaves three daughters and one son: Mrs. Ezra France of Laketon, Mrs. Ellen Brenner of South Whitley, Mrs. John Sickafoos, of Wabash and Murray Long, of south of South Whitley.
ABRAHAM LONG DEAD
Abraham Long, formerly a resident of South Whitely, died very suddenly of heart trouble at the home of his daughter at Laketon, Tuesday afternoon. He was past seventy years of age, and for many years lived in South Whitley.He was a member of the IOOF lodge there, and was a civil war veteran. His occupation, while a resident of South Whitley, was that of a carpet weaver.He leaves three daughters and one son: Mrs. Ezra France of Laketon, Mrs. Ellen Brenner of South Whitley, Mrs. John Sickafoos, of Wabash and Murray Long, of south of South Whitley.
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