Union County OhArchives Obituaries.....Vanderau, Philip July 18, 1904
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The Marysville Tribune, July 20, 1904
The funeral of Philip Vanderau was held at the home on Walnut street Monday 
afternoon at 2 o’clock, with Rev. T. L. White officiating. Interment at 
Oakdale. The pall bearers were war comrades of the deceased, all members of the 
121st O. V. I., in which Mr. Vanderau had served two years and ten months.
Mr. Vanderau was one of the early settlers in this county, coming with his 
parents from Carlisle, Pennsylvania, when he was eleven years of age. The trip 
was made in a covered wagon, it being the only mode of travel in those days. He 
lived on a farm on the Milford road until thirteen yeas ago when he moved to 
this city and has since lived a retired life. Mr. Vanderau’s first wife died in 
1898 leaving five children. Mrs. O. A. Wilgus of Broadway, Mrs. Charles 
Tretchel of this city, Miss Essie Vanderau who lived with her father, John, of 
Dayton and William, who resides on the old home farm. 
In 1901 he was married to Mrs. Anna Thompson, who survives him. 
His health has been bad for a number of years, but since last November he has 
been confined to his bed. He leaves two sisters and one brother, Mrs. Barbara 
Ruhl, of Cincinnati, Mrs. Kate Kinnel of Columbus, and John Vanderau of this 
city.


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