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2521. Samuel A. Diller
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(19) was born on 27 Oct 1844 in Churchtown, Pa, Cumberland County.
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(44)(45) He died on 5 Mar 1930
in Canal Fulton, Ohio, Stark County.(46)
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(52) He was buried on 7 Mar 1930 in East Akron Cemetery, Akron, Ohio.
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(58)(59) Akron Beacon Journal,
Akron, OH, Thursday Evening, March 6, 1930
SAMUEL A. DILLER, VETERAN OF CIVIL WAR, DEAD AT 86
Last Canal Fulton G. A. R. Member Passes Away After Long Illness
Funeral Rites Friday
Samuel A. Diller, 86, last G. A. R. member of Canal Fulton, diedWednesday
night at his h ome there where he had resided for the last 10years. He had been
seriously ill since last Au gust. Mr. Diller hadlived in Akron for 40 years
prior to making his home in Canal Fulton.
Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p. m. at the residenceand burial
will be in Ea st Akron cemetery. Members of Buckley post ofAkron of which he
was a member will take part i n military rites at thegrave.
Widow, Sons Survive
Mr. Diller leaves his widow, Martha; five sons, Merton ofMassillon, and
Harry, Elmer, Al vin and Orrin of Akron; a daughter,Mrs. Ada Streby of Canal
Fulton; and 22 grandchildren an d 17great-grandchildren.
Born the son of a cabinet maker in Churchtown, Cumberland county,Pa., Oct.
27, 1844, Sam uel Diller went into his father's shop as anapprentice at an early
age. At the outbreak of t he Civil War, heenlisted in the 20th Pennsylvania
cavalry and was assigned to clearing"gueril las" out of the mountains.
When his cavalry enlistment expired, he joined a supply train,later joining
the 195th Pe nnsylvania infantry which was sent toWashington to defend the capital
when the Confederates t hreatened.
Comes In 1865
Later, the 105th, while fighting in the Shenandoah valley, wasforced into
retreat, and l ater was assigned as a part of the 8th armycorps under General
Hayes. Following his discharg e at the close ofthe war, Mr. Diller decided to
"go west" to Ohio and, he arrived inAkron, 18 65.
After marrying his first wife, Sarah Lieb, he settled inSmithville and followed
the cont racting business.He served two yearsas justice of the peace in Stark
county while McKinley wa s president.
Akron Beacon Journal, Akron, OH, Thursday Evening, March 6, 1930
SAMUEL A. DILLER, VETERAN OF CIVIL WAR, DEAD AT 86
Last Canal Fulton G. A. R. Member Passes Away After Long Illness
Funeral Rites Friday
Samuel A. Diller, 86, last G. A. R. member of Canal Fulton, diedWednesday
night at his h ome there where he had resided for the last 10years. He had been
seriously ill since last Au gust. Mr. Diller hadlived in Akron for 40 years
prior to making his home in Canal Fulton.
Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p. m. at the residenceand burial
will be in Ea st Akron cemetery. Members of Buckley post ofAkron of which he
was a member will take part i n military rites at thegrave.
Widow, Sons Survive
Mr. Diller leaves his widow, Martha; five sons, Merton ofMassillon, and
Harry, Elmer, Al vin and Orrin of Akron; a daughter,Mrs. Ada Streby of Canal
Fulton; and 22 grandchildren an d 17great-grandchildren.
Born the son of a cabinet maker in Churchtown, Cumberland county,Pa., Oct.
27, 1844, Sam uel Diller went into his father's shop as anapprentice at an early
age. At the outbreak of t he Civil War, heenlisted in the 20th Pennsylvania
cavalry and was assigned to clearing"gueril las" out of the mountains.
When his cavalry enlistment expired, he joined a supply train,later joining
the 195th Pe nnsylvania infantry which was sent toWashington to defend the capital
when the Confederates t hreatened.
Comes In 1865
Later, the 105th, while fighting in the Shenandoah valley, wasforced into
retreat, and l ater was assigned as a part of the 8th armycorps under General
Hayes. Following his discharg e at the close ofthe war, Mr. Diller decided to
"go west" to Ohio and, he arrived inAkron, 18 65.
After marrying his first wife, Sarah Lieb, he settled inSmithville and followed
the cont racting business.He served two yearsas justice of the peace in Stark
county while McKinley wa s president.
Akron Beacon Journal, Akron, OH, Thursday Evening, March 6, 1930
SAMUEL A. DILLER, VETERAN OF CIVIL WAR, DEAD AT 86
Last Canal Fulton G. A. R. Member Passes Away After Long Illness
Funeral Rites Friday
Samuel A. Diller, 86, last G. A. R. member of Canal Fulton, diedWednesday
night at his h ome there where he had resided for the last 10years. He had been
seriously ill since last Au gust. Mr. Diller hadlived in Akron for 40 years
prior to making his home in Canal Fulton.
Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p. m. at the residenceand burial
will be in Ea st Akron cemetery. Members of Buckley post ofAkron of which he
was a member will take part i n military rites at thegrave.
Widow, Sons Survive
Mr. Diller leaves his widow, Martha; five sons, Merton ofMassillon, and
Harry, Elmer, Al vin and Orrin of Akron; a daughter,Mrs. Ada Streby of Canal
Fulton; and 22 grandchildren an d 17great-grandchildren.
Born the son of a cabinet maker in Churchtown, Cumberland county,Pa., Oct.
27, 1844, Sam uel Diller went into his father's shop as anapprentice at an early
age. At the outbreak of t he Civil War, heenlisted in the 20th Pennsylvania
cavalry and was assigned to clearing"gueril las" out of the mountains.
When his cavalry enlistment expired, he joined a supply train,later joining
the 195th Pe nnsylvania infantry which was sent toWashington to defend the capital
when the Confederates t hreatened.
Comes In 1865
Later, the 105th, while fighting in the Shenandoah valley, wasforced into
retreat, and l ater was assigned as a part of the 8th armycorps under General
Hayes. Following his discharg e at the close ofthe war, Mr. Diller decided to
"go west" to Ohio and, he arrived inAkron, 18 65.
After marrying his first wife, Sarah Lieb, he settled inSmithville and followed
the cont racting business.He served two yearsas justice of the peace in Stark
county while McKinley wa s president.
Akron Beacon Journal, Akron, OH, Thursday Evening, March 6, 1930
SAMUEL A. DILLER, VETERAN OF CIVIL WAR, DEAD AT 86
Last Canal Fulton G. A. R. Member Passes Away After Long Illness
Funeral Rites Friday
Samuel A. Diller, 86, last G. A. R. member of Canal Fulton, diedWednesday
night at his h ome there where he had resided for the last 10years. He had been
seriously ill since last Au gust. Mr. Diller hadlived in Akron for 40 years
prior to making his home in Canal Fulton.
Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p. m. at the residenceand burial
will be in Ea st Akron cemetery. Members of Buckley post ofAkron of which he
was a member will take part i n military rites at thegrave.
Widow, Sons Survive
Mr. Diller leaves his widow, Martha; five sons, Merton ofMassillon, and
Harry, Elmer, Al vin and Orrin of Akron; a daughter,Mrs. Ada Streby of Canal
Fulton; and 22 grandchildren an d 17great-grandchildren.
Born the son of a cabinet maker in Churchtown, Cumberland county,Pa., Oct.
27, 1844, Sam uel Diller went into his father's shop as anapprentice at an early
age. At the outbreak of t he Civil War, heenlisted in the 20th Pennsylvania
cavalry and was assigned to clearing"gueril las" out of the mountains.
When his cavalry enlistment expired, he joined a supply train,later joining
the 195th Pe nnsylvania infantry which was sent toWashington to defend the capital
when the Confederates t hreatened.
Comes In 1865
Later, the 105th, while fighting in the Shenandoah valley, wasforced into
retreat, and l ater was assigned as a part of the 8th armycorps under General
Hayes. Following his discharg e at the close ofthe war, Mr. Diller decided to
"go west" to Ohio and, he arrived inAkron, 18 65.
After marrying his first wife, Sarah Lieb, he settled inSmithville and followed
the cont racting business.He served two yearsas justice of the peace in Stark
county while McKinley wa s president.
Akron Beacon Journal, Akron, OH, Thursday Evening, March 6, 1930
SAMUEL A. DILLER, VETERAN OF CIVIL WAR, DEAD AT 86
Last Canal Fulton G. A. R. Member Passes Away After Long Illness
Funeral Rites Friday
Samuel A. Diller, 86, last G. A. R. member of Canal Fulton, diedWednesday
night at his h ome there where he had resided for the last 10years. He had been
seriously ill since last Au gust. Mr. Diller hadlived in Akron for 40 years
prior to making his home in Canal Fulton.
Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p. m. at the residenceand burial
will be in Ea st Akron cemetery. Members of Buckley post ofAkron of which he
was a member will take part i n military rites at thegrave.
Widow, Sons Survive
Mr. Diller leaves his widow, Martha; five sons, Merton ofMassillon, and
Harry, Elmer, Al vin and Orrin of Akron; a daughter,Mrs. Ada Streby of Canal
Fulton; and 22 grandchildren an d 17great-grandchildren.
Born the son of a cabinet maker in Churchtown, Cumberland county,Pa., Oct.
27, 1844, Sam uel Diller went into his father's shop as anapprentice at an early
age. At the outbreak of t he Civil War, heenlisted in the 20th Pennsylvania
cavalry and was assigned to clearing"gueril las" out of the mountains.
When his cavalry enlistment expired, he joined a supply train,later joining
the 195th Pe nnsylvania infantry which was sent toWashington to defend the capital
when the Confederates t hreatened.
Comes In 1865
Later, the 105th, while fighting in the Shenandoah valley, wasforced into
retreat, and l ater was assigned as a part of the 8th armycorps under General
Hayes. Following his discharg e at the close ofthe war, Mr. Diller decided to
"go west" to Ohio and, he arrived inAkron, 18 65.
After marrying his first wife, Sarah Lieb, he settled inSmithville and followed
the cont racting business.He served two yearsas justice of the peace in Stark
county while McKinley wa s president.
Akron Beacon Journal, Akron, OH, Thursday Evening, March 6, 1930
SAMUEL A. DILLER, VETERAN OF CIVIL WAR, DEAD AT 86
Last Canal Fulton G. A. R. Member Passes Away After Long Illness
Funeral Rites Friday
Samuel A. Diller, 86, last G. A. R. member of Canal Fulton, diedWednesday
night at his h ome there where he had resided for the last 10years. He had been
seriously ill since last Au gust. Mr. Diller hadlived in Akron for 40 years
prior to making his home in Canal Fulton.
Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p. m. at the residenceand burial
will be in Ea st Akron cemetery. Members of Buckley post ofAkron of which he
was a member will take part i n military rites at thegrave.
Widow, Sons Survive
Mr. Diller leaves his widow, Martha; five sons, Merton ofMassillon, and
Harry, Elmer, Al vin and Orrin of Akron; a daughter,Mrs. Ada Streby of Canal
Fulton; and 22 grandchildren an d 17great-grandchildren.
Born the son of a cabinet maker in Churchtown, Cumberland county,Pa., Oct.
27, 1844, Sam uel Diller went into his father's shop as anapprentice at an early
age. At the outbreak of t he Civil War, heenlisted in the 20th Pennsylvania
cavalry and was assigned to clearing"gueril las" out of the mountains.
When his cavalry enlistment expired, he joined a supply train,later joining
the 195th Pe nnsylvania infantry which was sent toWashington to defend the capital
when the Confederates t hreatened.
Comes In 1865
Later, the 105th, while fighting in the Shenandoah valley, wasforced into
retreat, and l ater was assigned as a part of the 8th armycorps under General
Hayes. Following his discharg e at the close ofthe war, Mr. Diller decided to
"go west" to Ohio and, he arrived inAkron, 18 65.
After marrying his first wife, Sarah Lieb, he settled inSmithville and followed
the cont racting business.He served two yearsas justice of the peace in Stark
county while McKinley wa s president.
Akron Beacon Journal, Akron, OH, Thursday Evening, March 6, 1930
SAMUEL A. DILLER, VETERAN OF CIVIL WAR, DEAD AT 86
Last Canal Fulton G. A. R. Member Passes Away After Long Illness
Funeral Rites Friday
Samuel A. Diller, 86, last G. A. R. member of Canal Fulton, diedWednesday
night at his h ome there where he had resided for the last 10years. He had been
seriously ill since last Au gust. Mr. Diller hadlived in Akron for 40 years
prior to making his home in Canal Fulton.
Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p. m. at the residenceand burial
will be in Ea st Akron cemetery. Members of Buckley post ofAkron of which he
was a member will take part i n military rites at thegrave.
Widow, Sons Survive
Mr. Diller leaves his widow, Martha; five sons, Merton ofMassillon, and
Harry, Elmer, Al vin and Orrin of Akron; a daughter,Mrs. Ada Streby of Canal
Fulton; and 22 grandchildren an d 17great-grandchildren.
Born the son of a cabinet maker in Churchtown, Cumberland county,Pa., Oct.
27, 1844, Sam uel Diller went into his father's shop as anapprentice at an early
age. At the outbreak of t he Civil War, heenlisted in the 20th Pennsylvania
cavalry and was assigned to clearing"gueril las" out of the mountains.
When his cavalry enlistment expired, he joined a supply train,later joining
the 195th Pe nnsylvania infantry which was sent toWashington to defend the capital
when the Confederates t hreatened.
Comes In 1865
Later, the 105th, while fighting in the Shenandoah valley, wasforced into
retreat, and l ater was assigned as a part of the 8th armycorps under General
Hayes. Following his discharg e at the close ofthe war, Mr. Diller decided to
"go west" to Ohio and, he arrived inAkron, 18 65.
After marrying his first wife, Sarah Lieb, he settled inSmithville and followed
the cont racting business.He served two yearsas justice of the peace in Stark
county while McKinley wa s president.
Sarah E. Leib
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(66)(19) was born in Jan 1847
in Pa. She died on 5 Oct 1911 in Akron, Ohio.(67)
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(73) She was buried.(74)
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Akron Beacon Journal, Akron, Ohio, Oct. 5, 1911
DIED THIS MORNING
After an illness extending over a period of about one year, Mrs.Sarah Diller,
64 of 17 2 Harter Avenue, died of complications, earlythis morning. She was
taken ill with dropsy, an d later became asubject of attacks of heart disease.
She is survived by her husband,F. A. Di ller, and several children. The funeral
services will be heldat the residence Sunday afterno on at 2 o'clock, and the
internmentwill be made at East Akron cemetery.
(Note: The "F" in her husband's name, F. A. Diller should be an "S,"S.
A. Diller.
Akron Beacon Journal, Akron, Ohio, Oct. 5, 1911
DIED THIS MORNING
After an illness extending over a period of about one year, Mrs.Sarah Diller,
64 of 17 2 Harter Avenue, died of complications, earlythis morning. She was
taken ill with dropsy, an d later became asubject of attacks of heart disease.
She is survived by her husband,F. A. Di ller, and several children. The funeral
services will be heldat the residence Sunday afterno on at 2 o'clock, and the
internmentwill be made at East Akron cemetery.
(Note: The "F" in her husband's name, F. A. Diller should be an "S,"S.
A. Diller.
DIED THIS MORNING
After an illness extending over a period of about one year, Mrs.Sarah Diller,
64 of 17 2 Harter Avenue, died of complications, earlythis morning. She was
taken ill with dropsy, an d later became asubject of attacks of heart disease.
She is survived by her husband,F. A. Di ller, and several children. The funeral
services will be heldat the residence Sunday afterno on at 2 o'clock, and the
internmentwill be made at East Akron cemetery.
(Note: The "F" in her husband's name, F. A. Diller should be an "S,"S.
A. Diller.
Akron Beacon Journal, Akron, Ohio, Oct. 5, 1911
DIED THIS MORNING
After an illness extending over a period of about one year, Mrs.Sarah Diller,
64 of 17 2 Harter Avenue, died of complications, earlythis morning. She was
taken ill with dropsy, an d later became asubject of attacks of heart disease.
She is survived by her husband,F. A. Di ller, and several children. The funeral
services will be heldat the residence Sunday afterno on at 2 o'clock, and the
internmentwill be made at East Akron cemetery.
(Note: The "F" in her husband's name, F. A. Diller should be an "S,"S.
A. Diller.
Akron Beacon Journal, Akron, Ohio, Oct. 5, 1911
DIED THIS MORNING
After an illness extending over a period of about one year, Mrs.Sarah Diller,
64 of 17 2 Harter Avenue, died of complications, earlythis morning. She was
taken ill with dropsy, an d later became asubject of attacks of heart disease.
She is survived by her husband,F. A. Di ller, and several children. The funeral
services will be heldat the residence Sunday afterno on at 2 o'clock, and the
internmentwill be made at East Akron cemetery.
(Note: The "F" in her husband's name, F. A. Diller should be an "S,"S.
A. Diller.
DIED THIS MORNING
After an illness extending over a period of about one year, Mrs.Sarah Diller,
64 of 17 2 Harter Avenue, died of complications, earlythis morning. She was
taken ill with dropsy, an d later became asubject of attacks of heart disease.
She is survived by her husband,F. A. Di ller, and several children. The funeral
services will be heldat the residence Sunday afterno on at 2 o'clock, and the
internmentwill be made at East Akron cemetery.
(Note: The "F" in her husband's name, F. A. Diller should be an "S,"S.
A. Diller.
Akron Beacon Journal, Akron, Ohio, Oct. 5, 1911
DIED THIS MORNING
After an illness extending over a period of about one year, Mrs.Sarah Diller,
64 of 17 2 Harter Avenue, died of complications, earlythis morning. She was
taken ill with dropsy, an d later became asubject of attacks of heart disease.
She is survived by her husband,F. A. Di ller, and several children. The funeral
services will be heldat the residence Sunday afterno on at 2 o'clock, and the
internmentwill be made at East Akron cemetery.
(Note: The "F" in her husband's name, F. A. Diller should be an "S,"S.
A. Diller.
Akron Beacon Journal, Akron, Ohio, Oct. 5, 1911
DIED THIS MORNING
After an illness extending over a period of about one year, Mrs.Sarah Diller,
64 of 17 2 Harter Avenue, died of complications, earlythis morning. She was
taken ill with dropsy, an d later became asubject of attacks of heart disease.
She is survived by her husband,F. A. Di ller, and several children. The funeral
services will be heldat the residence Sunday afterno on at 2 o'clock, and the
internmentwill be made at East Akron cemetery.
(Note: The "F" in her husband's name, F. A. Diller should be an "S,"S.
A. Diller.
DIED THIS MORNING
After an illness extending over a period of about one year, Mrs.Sarah Diller,
64 of 17 2 Harter Avenue, died of complications, earlythis morning. She was
taken ill with dropsy, an d later became asubject of attacks of heart disease.
She is survived by her husband,F. A. Di ller, and several children. The funeral
services will be heldat the residence Sunday afterno on at 2 o'clock, and the
internmentwill be made at East Akron cemetery.
(Note: The "F" in her husband's name, F. A. Diller should be an "S,"S.
A. Diller.
Akron Beacon Journal, Akron, Ohio, Oct. 5, 1911
DIED THIS MORNING
After an illness extending over a period of about one year, Mrs.Sarah Diller,
64 of 17 2 Harter Avenue, died of complications, earlythis morning. She was
taken ill with dropsy, an d later became asubject of attacks of heart disease.
She is survived by her husband,F. A. Di ller, and several children. The funeral
services will be heldat the residence Sunday afterno on at 2 o'clock, and the
internmentwill be made at East Akron cemetery.
(Note: The "F" in her husband's name, F. A. Diller should be an "S,"S.
A. Diller.
Akron Beacon Journal, Akron, Ohio, Oct. 5, 1911
DIED THIS MORNING
After an illness extending over a period of about one year, Mrs.Sarah Diller,
64 of 17 2 Harter Avenue, died of complications, earlythis morning. She was
taken ill with dropsy, an d later became asubject of attacks of heart disease.
She is survived by her husband,F. A. Di ller, and several children. The funeral
services will be heldat the residence Sunday afterno on at 2 o'clock, and the
internmentwill be made at East Akron cemetery.
(Note: The "F" in her husband's name, F. A. Diller should be an "S,"S.
A. Diller.
DIED THIS MORNING
After an illness extending over a period of about one year, Mrs.Sarah Diller,
64 of 17 2 Harter Avenue, died of complications, earlythis morning. She was
taken ill with dropsy, an d later became asubject of attacks of heart disease.
She is survived by her husband,F. A. Di ller, and several children. The funeral
services will be heldat the residence Sunday afterno on at 2 o'clock, and the
internmentwill be made at East Akron cemetery.
(Note: The "F" in her husband's name, F. A. Diller should be an "S,"S.
A. Diller.
Akron Beacon Journal, Akron, Ohio, Oct. 5, 1911
DIED THIS MORNING
After an illness extending over a period of about one year, Mrs.Sarah Diller,
64 of 17 2 Harter Avenue, died of complications, earlythis morning. She was
taken ill with dropsy, an d later became asubject of attacks of heart disease.
She is survived by her husband,F. A. Di ller, and several children. The funeral
services will be heldat the residence Sunday afterno on at 2 o'clock, and the
internmentwill be made at East Akron cemetery.
(Note: The "F" in her husband's name, F. A. Diller should be an "S,"S.
A. Diller.
Akron Beacon Journal, Akron, Ohio, Oct. 5, 1911
DIED THIS MORNING
After an illness extending over a period of about one year, Mrs.Sarah Diller,
64 of 17 2 Harter Avenue, died of complications, earlythis morning. She was
taken ill with dropsy, an d later became asubject of attacks of heart disease.
She is survived by her husband,F. A. Di ller, and several children. The funeral
services will be heldat the residence Sunday afterno on at 2 o'clock, and the
internmentwill be made at East Akron cemetery.
(Note: The "F" in her husband's name, F. A. Diller should be an "S,"S.
A. Diller.
DIED THIS MORNING
After an illness extending over a period of about one year, Mrs.Sarah Diller,
64 of 17 2 Harter Avenue, died of complications, earlythis morning. She was
taken ill with dropsy, an d later became asubject of attacks of heart disease.
She is survived by her husband,F. A. Di ller, and several children. The funeral
services will be heldat the residence Sunday afterno on at 2 o'clock, and the
internmentwill be made at East Akron cemetery.
(Note: The "F" in her husband's name, F. A. Diller should be an "S,"S.
A. Diller.
Akron Beacon Journal, Akron, Ohio, Oct. 5, 1911
DIED THIS MORNING
After an illness extending over a period of about one year, Mrs.Sarah Diller,
64 of 17 2 Harter Avenue, died of complications, earlythis morning. She was
taken ill with dropsy, an d later became asubject of attacks of heart disease.
She is survived by her husband,F. A. Di ller, and several children. The funeral
services will be heldat the residence Sunday afterno on at 2 o'clock, and the
internmentwill be made at East Akron cemetery.
(Note: The "F" in her husband's name, F. A. Diller should be an "S,"S.
A. Diller.
Akron Beacon Journal, Akron, Ohio, Oct. 5, 1911
DIED THIS MORNING
After an illness extending over a period of about one year, Mrs.Sarah Diller,
64 of 17 2 Harter Avenue, died of complications, earlythis morning. She was
taken ill with dropsy, an d later became asubject of attacks of heart disease.
She is survived by her husband,F. A. Di ller, and several children. The funeral
services will be heldat the residence Sunday afterno on at 2 o'clock, and the
internmentwill be made at East Akron cemetery.
(Note: The "F" in her husband's name, F. A. Diller should be an "S,"S.
A. Diller.
DIED THIS MORNING
After an illness extending over a period of about one year, Mrs.Sarah Diller,
64 of 17 2 Harter Avenue, died of complications, earlythis morning. She was
taken ill with dropsy, an d later became asubject of attacks of heart disease.
She is survived by her husband,F. A. Di ller, and several children. The funeral
services will be heldat the residence Sunday afterno on at 2 o'clock, and the
internmentwill be made at East Akron cemetery.
(Note: The "F" in her husband's name, F. A. Diller should be an "S,"S.
A. Diller.
Akron Beacon Journal, Akron, Ohio, Oct. 5, 1911
DIED THIS MORNING
After an illness extending over a period of about one year, Mrs.Sarah Diller,
64 of 17 2 Harter Avenue, died of complications, earlythis morning. She was
taken ill with dropsy, an d later became asubject of attacks of heart disease.
She is survived by her husband,F. A. Di ller, and several children. The funeral
services will be heldat the residence Sunday afterno on at 2 o'clock, and the
internmentwill be made at East Akron cemetery.
(Note: The "F" in her husband's name, F. A. Diller should be an "S,"S.
A. Diller.
Akron Beacon Journal, Akron, Ohio, Oct. 5, 1911
DIED THIS MORNING
After an illness extending over a period of about one year, Mrs.Sarah Diller,
64 of 17 2 Harter Avenue, died of complications, earlythis morning. She was
taken ill with dropsy, an d later became asubject of attacks of heart disease.
She is survived by her husband,F. A. Di ller, and several children. The funeral
services will be heldat the residence Sunday afterno on at 2 o'clock, and the
internmentwill be made at East Akron cemetery.
(Note: The "F" in her husband's name, F. A. Diller should be an "S,"S.
A. Diller.
DIED THIS MORNING
After an illness extending over a period of about one year, Mrs.Sarah Diller,
64 of 17 2 Harter Avenue, died of complications, earlythis morning. She was
taken ill with dropsy, an d later became asubject of attacks of heart disease.
She is survived by her husband,F. A. Di ller, and several children. The funeral
services will be heldat the residence Sunday afterno on at 2 o'clock, and the
internmentwill be made at East Akron cemetery.
(Note: The "F" in her husband's name, F. A. Diller should be an "S,"S.
A. Diller.