Ionia County MI Archives Obituaries.....Haskins, Byron A. August 25, 1949
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The Ionia County News, Thursday, August 25, 1949
Headline:  Retired Farmer Dies Suddenly Near Ionia Home 
           Byron A. Haskins’ Death Results from Cerebral Hemorrhage

Byron A. Haskins, 78, 720 Branch Street, Ionia, died suddenly of a cerebral 
hemorrhage, about 9 a.m. Thursday morning.  Mr. Haskins collapsed on the 
corner of State and Branch Street, while on his way to a nearby store.  An as 
yet unidentified person called the Sheriff’s office, and Coroner Dale 
Kauffman.  Deputy Sheriff Loyal Hodson responded to the call, and Coroner 
Kauffman arrived at the scene of the death at the same time.  Kauffman later 
reported the cause of death as a cerebral hemorrhage.  

Mr. Haskins had not been in ill health, although he had been bothered with 
heart trouble.  His wife, Ida Haskins, has been severely ill for some time.

Mr. Haskins was born on a farm on M-66, near the Long Lake corner, and lived 
there until he moved to Ionia at the beginning of the war.  During the war he 
worked at the Ypsilanti Reed Co., but he quit that job in November of 1948.

He has lived in his present home for the last seven years.  He is survived by 
his wife, Ida, three sons, Allen, Stanley, and Levi, nine grandchildren, and 
numerous great grandchildren.  One granddaughter, Mrs. Don Braman, lived with 
the Haskins until the time of her marriage. 


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