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[4682] She was known as Marilla.
[40548] Lola is daughter of Lewis C Shaffer (1840 - 1925) and Caroline Miller (1842 - 1913). "Simpson's Leader-Times [Kittanning, PA], 8 Ocober 1965," p. 16: "Lola A. (Shaffer) Hepler, 83 of Timblin (Mayport RD 2) Ringgold Township, Jefferson County, died at 5 a.m. Thursday (Oct. 7, 1965) in Adrian Hospital at Punxsutawney where she had been a patient for the past four weeks. She was born Feb. 26, 1882 in Redbank Township, Armstrong County, the daughter of Lewis and Caroline (Miller) Shaffer. Mrs. Hepler lived her entire life in the Timblin area where she was a member of the Timblin Nazarene Church. She was married by Justice of the Peace W. W. Corbett on April 29, 1902 in New Bethlehem to Webster C. Hepler, who survives. In addition to her husband, she is survived by four sons, Clyde Hepler,of Timblin, Harold Hepler, Glenn Hepler and Donald Hepler, all of New Bedford; two daughters, Mrs. Leonard (Martha) Neal of Lowellville, Ohio, and Mrs. [?]; three sisters, Mrs. Maggie Brocious of Timblin, Mrs. Clara Sherry of Hawthorn and Mrs. Myrtle Hepler of Clarion; 26 grandchildren; 36 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. One daughter, Mrs. Mildred Brocious of Timblin, preceded her mother in death."
[56687] Anna is daughter of Robert S. Stockbridge (1808-1870) & Laura Ann Heath (1823-1880; m. in June, 1839 in Hancock Co., ME).
[44352] Find A Grave memorial 46936524 offers: "Daniel Weikel died at his residence in Hickory Point township on Sunday, at the age of eighty years. The funeral took place yesterday afternoon from the Boiling Springs church. - The Review (Decatur, Illinois), Tuesday, January 27, 1885, pg3." His wife, Mary Martha ____ (b. 16 Aug 1816 in PA, d. 20 Nov 1893 in Macon Co., IL), is buried with him.
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[14716] http://www.memorychest.com/whitcombline/htmg66.htm reports in 2005 that Harry m. 4 Feb 1875 Martha Virginia Johnson (b. 29 Aug 1852 in Morristown, Shelby Co., IN, d. 19 Dec 1932 in Shelbyville, IN, buried in Forest Hill Cemetery, daughter of John B. Johnson and Saray Hays) and had two daughters who died young and David Hays Whitcomb (b. 24 Jun 1887, d. 25 Jun 1951). Find A Grave Memorial 14336050 offers: "After an illness of less than thirty hours, Harry H. Whitcomb, one of the most prominent business men in this city, died Sunday morning at his home in this city, shortly after nine o'clock, without having regained consciousness from a stroke of paralysis which he suffered Saturday morning about 3:30 o'clock, his entire left side being affected. Mr. Whitcomb was apparently in his usual good health Friday night on retiring and when he was stricken Saturday morning, Mrs. Whitcomb heard her husband suffering and she called the family physician against the wishes of Mr. Whitcomb. He continued growing worse until he sank into unconsciousness, resulting in his death. The deceased was born in Columbus, Ohio, July 11, 1844, and at the time of his death was aged sixty-seven years and seven months. When four years of age he came to Shelby county with his parents, Rev. and Mrs. David Whitcomb, the father being one of the best known ministers in that part of Ohio where he had resided. The family located on a farm on arriving here and they continued to live there for eighteen years. The deceased secured his education in the schools of Shelby county and later he entered Asbury University, now known as DePauw University. He obtained his degree in 1869. Finishing college he took up the study of law in the office of Davis & Wright, which profession he practiced a few years, and was elected city clerk for a term of two years, after which he was appointed a gauger in the revenue service, which place he held eleven years. He was also known as the pioneer insurance and loan man of Shelbyville, and was engaged in that business along with the business of gauger. He was always interested in politics, being a staunch Republican. At the time of his death he was a trustee of DePauw University, and was always a liberal contributor to the endowment fund. After the election of Grover Cleveland, in 1844, Mr. Whitcomb resigned his position in the government[sic] service and became an active member of the manufacturing establishment of Conrey-Birely, now known as the Davis-Birely Table Company. He was secretary-treasurer of that concern for several years, until it had grown to bt[sic] the largest manufacturing concern in the city. Eighteen months ago he resigned his position and sold his interest in the plant, and then took over the Blessing hotel property, which includes the Ray hotel and a large amount of property in that block. This property was transferred to the Charles Davis estate a few weeks ago by Mr. Whitcomb. He was also the promoter of the Shelbyville Trust Company, which opened for business in this city the middle of last July. Mr. Whitcomb was one of the leading members of the Methodist Episcopal church of this city and was one of the best known men in the financial circles of the Indiana Methodist Conference, which is the largest conference of that denomination in the world. He was one of the teachers in the First M. E. church Sunday school and had charge of a class of fifty young men, whom he taught every Sunday afternoon. Mr. Whitcomb was also a prominent Mason."