Obituary Gleason T. Haines  - Bremer Co, Iowa

BREMER COUNTY, IOWA
OBITUARIES  1878-1984
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	Transcribed by Barb Braun, February 8, 2000.  
	Questions, please Email: seawave8@hotmail.com

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Transcription was obtained from the Waverly Public Library in a loose leaf 
notebook titled: PLAINFIELD [a town] AND BREMER COUNTY, IOWA OBITUARIES 1878-1984. 
Complied by HAROLD BRIGGS. Includes materials collected by MRS. CAROLINE  HICKS.  
Indexed by LISA GROTE, JANINE FREESE, SALLY SCHWEER AND ADRIENNE LAWLOR.  
Dated July, 1984, by PATRICIA COFFIE, Director. 

Transcriber's note:  The date of  the obituary was either included in the article 
or was written in long-hand at the top of the article.  There was no reference as 
to which newspaper the obituary appeared.


HAINES.- At the residence of his brother, C. C. Haines, in Polk township, 
on Friday last, August 22nd 1881, Gleason T. Haines, aged 69 years. 

Deceased came from lake county, Ill., about two months ago with his wife, 
to visit his children and brother.  His health had not been good for some 
time.  He was taken suddenly very ill, with the above result. 

Mr. Haines was a man of integrity, being in all things the soul of honor.  
He leaves a son, C. Haines, a daughter, Mrs. S. S. Clark, and a brother, 
C. C. Haines, all in this county.  His devoted wife was with him to the 
last.  Mr. Haines was one of the oldest settlers of Lake county, Ill., 
having settled there in 1836. 

His funeral took place from the residence of his brother on Saturday last, 
Rev. H. H. Green officiating.  A large concourse of friends and neighbors 
accompanied the remains of the good man to their last resting place in 
Horton cemetery.  Peace to his ashes. 
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Transcribed by Barbara Braun, February 8, 2000.  If there are any questions, please Email me at: 
                                              Seawave8@hotmail.com