Pickaway-Hocking County OhArchives Obituaries.....Lewis  Arledge  November 9 1911

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Thursday, November 16,1911- The Circleville Union-Herold

                      Lewis Arledge
Who Was an Invalid a Number of Years Died Thursday-- Funeral Sunday.

  Lewis Arledge died Thursday afternoon at 2:15 o'clock at his home in Jackson 
township.  Death was due to paralysis from which he had suffered nine 
strokes.  he had been ill for a number of years and was unable to walk.
  Deceased was born in Hocking county, December 26, 1837, and he was the son 
of James and Nancy Williams Arledge.  He moved with his parents to this county 
when he was a young man and followed the occupation of a farmer.  He was 
married to Miss Sarah Ann McCabe, of Hocking county.  Thirteen children were 
born to this union, seven of whom with the mother survive.
  The survivng childre are:  Mrs. Milton M. Green, of Lagrange, Wyo.; Mrs. 
George P. Carroll, Calgary, Canada; E.O. Arledge, Pickaway township; John L. 
Arledge, Deercreek township; George D. Arledge, Madison county; Mrs. Jerome 
Williamson, Circleville; Mrs. James Arledge, Jackson township.
  Of his immediate family there are three brothers and one sister.  They are:  
Henry, James and Jesse Arledge and Mrs. Mary Smith of Hocking County.
  Deceased was a member of the Renick M.E. church.  The funeral services were 
held at his late home Sunday afternoon at one o'clock, Rev. Elsea officatied 
Burial was at the Hitler-Ludwig cemetery.


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