MAHONING COUNTY OHIO - Deaths - STRANGE DEATHS (published 1895)
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Following is an article found in the Youngstown Daily Vincidator, 9 JUL 1895, 
pg. 3


                    STRANGE DEATHS
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               Three Pass to Dark Eternity
                  Inside of Twenty-Four
                         Hours,
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              And All Belong to One Family
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             Relatives Come to Attend One
                Funeral and They Must to
                     Two Others
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  Three deaths of adult people in one family in 24 hours
is something that is seldom recorded, yet such a case 
has occurred in this county in which a mother and two
married daughters pass away almost at the same time.
  Among the pioneer residents of North Lima none is
better known or more highly respected than 
Mrs. Adam Hahn. Her husband was a soldier of the was
of 1812 and since his death Mrs. Hahn has been drawing
a pension.
  Mrs. Hahn has two married daughters Mrs. Henry Getz,
residing at Washingtonville, and Mrs. Simon Frankford,
of North Lima, the latter being the mother of Samuel Frankford,
formerly of this city and now manager of the telephone
exchange at Elkhart, Ind.
  Mrs. Getz died on Sunday and within a few hours of her
demise, Mrs. Frankford passed away. Yesterday the aged
mother joined her daughters on the other shore.
  Relatives who came here to-day to attend one funeral
were prostrated with grief upon being informed that three
members of the family had been called away by death.