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| Young, Tilghman D. | Oak Hill Cemetery Battle Creek |
PA 1 INF Co. A |
Aged Man Dies While at Home at Home of His Daughter in Milwaukee
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While visiting a daughter in Milwaukee, Tilghman D. Young of 37 North Michigan
avenue, died yesterday morning.
Mr. Young was 73 years old, but his death was sudden and a shock to his friends.
Mr. Young's body will arrive in Battle Creek this morning, where it will be taken
in charge of the Shaw & McLinden undertaking parlors, until the funeral which will
probably be held at the G.A.R. hall on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, in charge
of the Rev. W. S. Potter.
Mr. Young is survived by his widow, Mrs. Anna Young, five daughters, one sone, one brother, six grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Aside from the daughter in Milwaukee, Mrs. Will Freeman, with whom Mr. Young was staying at the time of his death, the other daughters are Mrs. Seward Chidester of this city, Mrs. J. H. Anderson of Portland, Ore., Mrs. Emma Baker of Portland, Ore., Mrs. Frank Brown of Los Angeles, Cal; the son is Dervie Young of Portland, Ore., and the brother, George Young of Milwaukee. [The Battle Creek Enquirer, Friday, June 4, 1915, p.2, c.5] |
[Photo by Jim Jackson]
