He was a son of Samuel and Susanna (Miller) Zimmerman and husband of Annie Schaeffer.
The Carbon Advocate Newspaper of Lehighton carried his obituary in the May 2, 1902 edition. As follows:
Thomas Zimmerman, one of the oldest residents of West Penn township, suffered a stroke of apoplexy while making a deposit in the First National Bank, at Tamaqua last Thursday morning. He died a few hours later. Deceased was aged about 80 years and besides his wife is survived by three children. The funeral took place on Tuesday morning
The Carbon Advocate Newspaper of Lehighton carried his obituary in the May 2, 1902 edition. As follows:
Thomas Zimmerman, one of the oldest residents of West Penn township, suffered a stroke of apoplexy while making a deposit in the First National Bank, at Tamaqua last Thursday morning. He died a few hours later. Deceased was aged about 80 years and besides his wife is survived by three children. The funeral took place on Tuesday morning
He was a son of Samuel and Susanna (Miller) Zimmerman and husband of Annie Schaeffer.
The Carbon Advocate Newspaper of Lehighton carried his obituary in the May 2, 1902 edition. As follows:
Thomas Zimmerman, one of the oldest residents of West Penn township, suffered a stroke of apoplexy while making a deposit in the First National Bank, at Tamaqua last Thursday morning. He died a few hours later. Deceased was aged about 80 years and besides his wife is survived by three children. The funeral took place on Tuesday morning
The Carbon Advocate Newspaper of Lehighton carried his obituary in the May 2, 1902 edition. As follows:
Thomas Zimmerman, one of the oldest residents of West Penn township, suffered a stroke of apoplexy while making a deposit in the First National Bank, at Tamaqua last Thursday morning. He died a few hours later. Deceased was aged about 80 years and besides his wife is survived by three children. The funeral took place on Tuesday morning
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