Adams County PA Archives Obituaries.....Kime, Zacharias Taylor October 8, 1917
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Gettysburg Compiler, Oct 13 1917
Zacharias Taylor Kime, a veteran of the Civil War and a widely known resident
of Bendersville, died at his home Monday aged 70 years, 4 months and 20 days.
Mr. Kime went to the Dr. J.G. Stover place on Monday morning, apparently in
perfect health, and engaged in cutting corn.  About half-past eleven o'clock
one of the employees noticed that he was not well and went to him.  Mr. Kime
gasted, "I have a stroke," and lapsed into unconsciousness which continued
until his death.  He was a native of Franklin township, widely known and with
many friends.  He served two enlistements in the Civil War, first with Co.
D165th Pennsylvania Volunteers and then with Co. B, 21st Pennsylvania
Cavalry.  He took part in twenty-one battles.  He leaves his wife and ten
sons and daughters: E.E. Kime of Cumberland township; Mrs. George Sharrah,
of Cashtown; Mrs. Frank Furney, of Gettysburg; Samuel Kime, of Dixon, ILl;
David Kime, of Washington, D.C.; Daniel Kime, of Cumberland township; Geo.
Kime, of Olney, Ill; Washington Kime, of Minn.; Curtis Kime, with the
United States forces in France; and Sherman Kime, of Gettysburg.  Two
sisters survive, Mrs. Noah Fleck and Mrs. Anthony Deardorff, both of
Mummasburg.  Funeral was on Friday, services and internment at Calvary
Church, near Cashtown, of which he was a member.  Rev. W.D.E. Scott
conducting the services.

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