OBIT: John F. Low, 1913, Fairfield, Adams County, PA

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Fell Over Dead

After purchasing a ticket at Fairfield Station, Thursday, Feb. 13, to go to Gettysburg to attend the school directors’ convention, 
John F. Low turned about and toppled over dead.

Mr. Low was a widely known resident of Fairfield.  He was aged 67 years and was a shoemaker by trade.  He was a veteran of 
the Civil War, serving in Company B. 21st Pennsylvania Cavalry.

Surviving is one daughter, Mrs. Charles Wallace, of Harrisburg; two sisters, Mrs. Charles F. Hoffman and Mrs. Peter S. 
Harbaugh, of Fairfield; two brothers, William H. Low, of Fairfield; David Low, of Sheffeld, Illinois; two step-sisters, Mrs. John 
Munshour, of Thurmont; and Mrs. David Dunkle, of Liberty township.

The Hanover Herald – Saturday, February 22, 1913