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Geneva Times
June 25, 1890

ALDEN WALKER OBITUARY

SAYBROOK

June 23 - Rev. Alden Walker, a pioneer resident went to rest Friday, last, aged 74 years one month. In the year 1822, from Mass. came Charles Walker with his large family of children (the deceased then being about seven years old) and purchased a large track of land in the central part of Saybrook township, which was then a continuous wild, where roamed the wild bear and herded the timorous deer; and with others, entered into a system of effort which has resulted in our present fair heritage. For over 67 years Mr. Walker has been prominent in our township history. In the year 1847, the deceased became a member of the Erie Conference, and for 10 years was an itinerant minister, the balance of the time located. Thirty years he has been the faithful station agent of the L.S. Co. continuing in their service until failing health, precluded farther effort. "Uncle Alden" Walker, a man of marked abilities genial in disposition, correct and consistent in his Christian profession, commanded the respect of all. The funeral services were at the M. E. Church Sunday afternoon, Rev. Mr. Seeley, assisted by Rev. Mr. Jewell of the Congregational Church officiated. The Messrs, Charles Simonds, J. F. Burke, Vernon Burke and Earnest Branch, all natives of Saybrook and at present professionals located at Cleveland were in attendance at the obsequies above mentioned.

Geneva Times, Geneva, Ohio
12 October 1898

N. F. MOREY’S OBITUARY

SAYBROOK

N. F. Morey, who has been sick with typhoid fever for four weeks, died Monday afternoon, October 3, at his home in Saybrook, and was buried the following Wednesday. The services were conducted by Rev. Dr. Domer and Rev. D. W. Bailey at the house. Mr. Morey was 73 years of age. He had worked at his trade in Ashtabula for a number of years, and had moved his business to the Harbor where he had just begun his labors when taken sick. Mr. Morey leaves a wife and four children to mourn his death. His daughter, Mrs. Blanche Straus, who is traveling in Europe, was unable to reach home. Frank Morey, who is in business in New Albany, reached home in time to attend the funeral. The two younger boys, Earl who is in business at the Harbor and Robert who has been working in Rock Creek, will be left to care for their mother. The sympathy of their many friends is extended to them in their sad bereavement.

MOREY, NATHAN F. Probate Deaths, Vol. 2, Page 136, Cert. 217, Ashtabula, County, Ohio was reported 13 May 1899, Male, Died 8 October 1898, Married, Born: Adams, Mass., White, Residence-Saybrook, Age 74, Shoemaker, Cause, Typhoid fever, Reported by M. O. Brown.

(Obituary of Nathaniel Franklin Morey, born abt. 1825, Adams, Berkshire, Massachusetts, died 8 October 1898, Saybrook, Ashtabula, Ohio, burial Saybrook Cemetery, Saybrook, Ashtabula, Ohio.)

Star Beacon, Ashtabula Ohio
21 September 1921

OBITUARY OF MIRIAN WALKER MOREY

MRS. W. W. MOREY TAKEN BY DEATH

Mrs. Wm. Walker Morey, 85 died at her home in Saybrook at 9 o’clock this morning as a result of injuries suffered from a fall which Mrs. Morey had in her home a week ago, fracturing her hip.

Funeral services will be held at 3 o’clock, Friday afternoon at the home in Saybrook. Burial will be made in the Saybrook Cemetery.

Mrs. Morey was born in Saybrook, 24 November 1836 and had lived there practically all her life. She is the mother on nine children, three of whom Mrs. Frank Reesy of New York City, Earl Morey of Saybrook and Frank Morey of Cleveland are still living.

Mrs. William Walker Morey’s name is Marcia Miriam Walker Morey, daughter of Alden Walker and Cynthia Bishop Kelley Walker. Alden Walker and Cynthia Bishop Kelley Walker are buried in Saybrook Cemetery, Saybrook, Ohio in Ashtabula County.

(Born 24 November 1836, Saybrook, Ashtabula, Ohio, died 21 September 1921, Saybrook, Ashtabula, Ohio burial Saybrook Cemetery, Saybrook, Ashtabula, Ohio. Do not know how the paper got her named mixed up also number of children nine incorrect.)

Star Beacon, Ashtabula Ohio
September 29, 1922, Page 1.

MRS. E. KRAUSE TAKEN BY DEATH

Mrs. Edward Krause died at her home on Dunbar Road at 8 a.m. today after an illness extending over the past two years.

Two daughters, Kathlyn and Mrs. Lynn Rennick, of Cleveland, arrived home from Cleveland Thursday.

The funeral arrangements will be announced later.

Star Beacon, Ashtabula Ohio
September 30, 1922.

FUNERAL MRS. KRAUSE WILL BE HELD SUNDAY

Funeral services for Mrs. Edward Krause have been arranged for Sunday, afternoon at 4 o'clock and will be conducted at the residence, 21 Dunbar Road by Theodore Greacher of Detroit.

Besides her husband, the deceased is survived by three sisters; Mrs. W. H. or B. James, Chicago, Mrs. George Burke, Mrs. Nicholas Schlaff; and one brother, Capt. Herman Malson of Port Huron, Michigan. (I Barbara Wilson Krause think the last name of Capt. Herman Malson should be Capt. Herman Nelson).

She leaves five children to mourn their loss. They are Clifford Krause, Toledo; Mrs. Fred Madden, Painesville, Mrs. Lynn Rennick, Cleveland, Edward and Kathleen, of Ashtabula.

The deceased was born in *Montreal, Canada, in 1869, and had lived for her family, to which, with her religion she devoted her life. She brought her family to this city ten years ago.

After a private funeral at the residence, the remains will be taken to Chestnut Grove Cemetery, interred in the family lot.

*Esther Hannah Nelson was born 5 September 1869 in Cornwall, Stormont, Ontario, Canada.

Star-Beacon, Ashtabula, Ohio
November 17, (?) 1925

His death date was recorded as November 18, 1925.

J. M. JACKSON OF SAYBROOK DEAD

Jonas M. Jackson, 71, of North Ridge west passed away at his home this morning at 2:45 after a two years illness of heart trouble and complications.

Born in Sweden in 1854, he came to the United States a young man. He has lived in Ashtabula and vicinity the greater part of his life.

Surviving him are: his wife; a son, George of Ashtabula; and five daughter: Mrs. Earl Morey , and Mrs. Leonard Smith, of Saybrook, Mrs. Leo Korach and Mrs. Francis Hughes, of Cleveland and Mrs. Grant Switzer of Ashtabula Harbor.

Funeral services will be held Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at the home. Burial will be made at Edgewood cemetery.

Ashtabula Star-Beacon
Wednesday, November 18, 1925.

JACKSON FUNERAL TO BE THURSDAY, 1 P.M.

The funeral services of J. M. Jackson, who passed away Monday evening at his home on North Ridge west, will be held Thursday at 1 p.m. Rev. Otto O. Oleen officiating.

Mr. Jackson had the last few years resided at Saybrook, but had spent most of his years in the city at the north end, and was well known in this city.

Burial will be made in Edgewood.

Ashtabula Star-Beacon
November 20, 1925

HOLD FUNERAL FOR JONAS M. JACKSON

Funeral services for Jonas M. Jackson who passed away Monday evening at his home, North Ridge west, were held Thursday at 1 p.m. Besides the many relatives who were there, there were many friends from out of the city.

Mr. Jackson was formerly a resident of Saybrook, but had resided in this city for several years and was well known here.

The large and beautiful tribute of flowers bore witness to the esteem in which he was held.

Rev. O. Oleen preached the sermon taking his text from Luke 15:24 "This is my son was lost and is found; he was dead and is alive again."

Misses Alfhild Johnson and Alice Anderson, sang two duets at the home and one at the cemetery .

Pall bearers were: Gust Orn, August Olsen, Swan Freed, Charles Martinson, Oscar Larson and Mr. Lundberg. Burial was made at Edgewood cemetery.

Star Beacon, Ashtabula, Ohio
Wednesday 4 April 1951

SAYBROOK - Earle L. Morey, 75, widely known Saybrook Center barber for 20 years, died at his home here Tuesday following a stroke.

Mr. Morey had been actively engaged in his work until he was taken ill about three weeks ago.

Born in Saybrook 18 August 1876, Mr. Morey had been a life-long resident here. He was married to Hilma Jackson on 12 June 1902, at Ashtabula.

Besides his wife he is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Clifford Krause of St. Petersburg, Florida and Mrs. Reino Taskinen of Ashtabula, two sons, Leland of Elyria and Jackson Morey of Saybrook, 14 grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held at the Myron Hahn Funeral, Prospect Road, Ashtabula Thursday at 2 p.m. with Rev. John Clark of the Saybrook Methodist Church officiating. Burial will be in the Saybrook Center Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home tonight from 7 to 9.

Star Beacon, Ashtabula, Ohio
7 April 1916

ROBERT MOREY

Robert Morey, aged 39 years a life long resident of Saybrook, died this morning at 7:30 at his home in the Cooper block, Saybrook Center, after an illness extending over a period of several years. Death was caused by tuberculosis. Deceased was born in Madison, Ohio, February 4, 1877, the family soon afterward moving to Saybrook. For many years he was a barber until recently his illness prevented him from attending to his business. He was married to Pearl Mable Agre, who survives him, other relatives surviving are a son Earle aged 6 year, two brothers, Earle of Saybrook and Frank of Cleveland and one sister, Mrs. Rollin Reese (Reefy) of Elyria, Ohio and his mother, Mrs. Miriam Morey of Saybook. Funeral Services will be held Sunday at the home of the mother, Saybrook Center.

Star Beacon
10 April, 1916, page 2

DEATHS

ROBERT MOREY

The funeral services for Robert Morey who passed away at his home in Saybrook Friday morning, were held Sunday afternoon at the home of his mother, Mrs. Miriam Morey, Saybrook Center. Rev. Dunbar officiated at the service. Interment was made in the Saybrook Cemetery.

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OBITUARY OF HILMA LOUISE MOREY

Mrs. Morey

Mrs. Hilma Louise Morey, 90, of 1002 Cochran Drive, Lake Worth, Florida died in Lake Worth Tuesday, 16 June 1970.

Mrs. Morey lived in Ashtabula until 1968 when she moved to Lake Worth.

She is survived by two daughter, Mrs. Eloise L. Turley, Lake Worth and Mrs. Eleanor Krause, Melbourne, Florida; a sister, Mrs. Jeane Korach, Cleveland and 14 grandchildren.

Services will be held today at 2:30 p.m. at the National Chapels Mortuary in Boynton Beach, Florida. Interment will be in Palm Beach Memorial Park in Boynton.

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HILMA L. MOREY

Of 1002 Cochran Drive, Lake Worth age 90, passed away Tuesday.

She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Eloise L. Turley, of Lake Worth and Mrs. Eleanor Krause, of Melbourne, Florida; a half sister Mrs. Jeane Korach, of Cleveland, Ohio and fourteen grandchildren.

Services will be held today at 2:30 p.m. National Chapels Mortuary, 1540 Hypoluxo Road with Rev. Carl W. Beatty of the Free Methodist Church, Lake Worth officiating. Interment at Palm Beach Memorial Park, Boynton Beach.

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