He was a native of Heildersburg, a son of the late George and Cora (Pittenturf) Haverstock.
Mr. Haverstock was a member of St. Mark's Lutheran Church, Heidlersburg, and a resident of Adams County and a farmer all of his life.
Surviving are his wife, the former Mamie Wildasin; four daughters, Mildred Baugher, Ruth Hoff, Marie Stough, all of New Oxford, Jean Wambaugh, of Dallastown, a son, Ray Haverstock, of New Oxford; seven grandchildren; two brothers, Harry Haverstock, of Heidlersburg, and Earl J. Haverstock, of Abbottstown and five sisters: Etta Deardoff, of New Oxford; Lulu Miller, of New Oxford; Mrs. Jack Kaiper, of York; Ethel Null, of Harrisburg and Mrs. Clarence Sills, of Abbottstown.
Interment was in New Oxford Cemetery.
The Gettysburg Times, Mon. Feb. 24, 1958
He was a native of Heildersburg, a son of the late George and Cora (Pittenturf) Haverstock.
Mr. Haverstock was a member of St. Mark's Lutheran Church, Heidlersburg, and a resident of Adams County and a farmer all of his life.
Surviving are his wife, the former Mamie Wildasin; four daughters, Mildred Baugher, Ruth Hoff, Marie Stough, all of New Oxford, Jean Wambaugh, of Dallastown, a son, Ray Haverstock, of New Oxford; seven grandchildren; two brothers, Harry Haverstock, of Heidlersburg, and Earl J. Haverstock, of Abbottstown and five sisters: Etta Deardoff, of New Oxford; Lulu Miller, of New Oxford; Mrs. Jack Kaiper, of York; Ethel Null, of Harrisburg and Mrs. Clarence Sills, of Abbottstown.
Interment was in New Oxford Cemetery.
The Gettysburg Times, Mon. Feb. 24, 1958
Family Members
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Ora B. Haverstock Kemper Thrift
1883–1934
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Harry Guy Haverstock
1885–1961
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Etta Pearl Haverstock Deardorff
1887–1971
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Lulu Myrtle Haverstock Miller
1891–1965
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Earl Jonathan Haverstick
1893–1969
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Linda Rae Haverstock Kaiper
1895–1992
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Ethel Mae Haverstock Null
1898–1988
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Esther M. Haverstock Sills
1900–1979
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Maude Mary Haverstock Noel
1902–1957
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