OBIT: George Washington Starner, 1913, Adams County, PA

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George W. Starner

George Washington Starner, a life long resident of Sterners Station, Adams 
county, died at the home of his son, Clayton Starner, near Idaville, July 12, 
after an illness of a few days, aged 88 years, 11 months and 15 days.

He was a member of Company B, 165th Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers.

Surviving are the following children, Peter Starner, of Idaville; Mrs. William 
Sweigert, of Mechanicsburg; Isaac Starner and Clayton Starner, of Idaville; two 
sisters and one brother, Mrs. Lida Sowers, of Harrisburg; Jacob Starner, of 
Duncannon; Mrs. Mary Yohe, of Spring Grove.  He also leaves twenty one 
grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren.

The Hanover Herald – Saturday, July 19, 1913
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OBIT: George Washington STARNER, 1913, Starners Station, Adams County, PA

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George Washington Starner died at the home of his son, Clayton Starner, near 
Starners Station, on last Saturday, July 12, aged 88 years, 11 months and 15 
days.  He was a veteran, a member of Co. B, 165th Pa. Regt.  The funeral was on 
Tuesday, services by Rev. Smith, interment at Goodyear.  He leaves the following 
children:  Peter Starner, of Idaville; Mrs. William Sweigert, of Mechanicsburg; 
Isaac Starner and Clayton Starner, of Idaville.  Two sisters and one brother 
survive, Mrs. Lida Sowers, of Harrisburg; Jacob Starner, of Duncannon; Mrs. Mary 
Yohe, of Spring Grove.  He also leaves twenty-one grandchildren and twelve great 
grandchildren.

Gettysburg Compiler – Wednesday, July 16, 1913