Chester County PA Archives Obituaries.....Hartenstine, Hannah November 19, 1916

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Daily Local News, November 20, 1916

Daily Local News, November 20, 1916

Hannah Hartenstine

Yesterday Mrs. Hannah, wife of Thomas K. Hartenstine, died at her home in East 

Nantmeal Township, aged about 76 years.  The deceased is survived by a husband 

and several relatives.  A son, Walter, lived with his parents. A married 

daughter is Mrs. Ezra Gaston.  The family has resided in that section of 

Chester County for many years.  Mr. Hartenstine for years carried on 

shoemaking. They originally came, it is said, from Berks County.  Mrs. 

Hartenstine was a church member and an estimable industrious woman.



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HARTENSTINE- In East Nantmeal Township, on November 19, 1916, Hannah, wife of 

Thomas Hartenstine, in the 76th year of her age.  Relatives and friends are 

invited to attend the funeral from the residence of Thomas Hartenstine, East 

Nantmeal Township, on Thursday, November 23, 1916.  Meet at the house at 11 

o’clock a.m.  Services at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, Warwick, Pa., at 12 

o’clock.  Interment in adjoining cemetery.  Conveyances will meet the 11.20 

train at Warwick.



Daily Local News, November 22, 1916

Hannah N., (nee Sands), wife of Thomas Hartenstine, of East Nantmeal Township, 

who died Sunday morning at six o’clock from a paralytic stroke, belonged to a 

family of unusual size.  Deceased was in her 76th year. She is survived by the 

following children:  Angeline, wife of Oscar Fillman, of Warwick; Walter, of 

Glen Moore; Carrie, of Philadelphia; May, wife of Ezra Gaston, of Marsh; 

Jennie, wife of Mr. Thompson, Kimberton.  Her surviving brothers and sisters 

are: Mrs. Clara Caskey, of Philadelphia; Mrs. Robinson, of St. Peter’s, Miss 

Rose Sands, of Warwick; Mrs. Mary, widow of Caleb Rhoads and Kate, wife of 

Enoch Rhoads, of Birdsboro; James Sands, of Harrisburg, Mrs. Hartenstine was 

one of thirteen children, all of whom, save one, reached three score and ten.  

Mrs. Robinson is 84, Rev. John G. Sands is 82 and James Sands, of Pottstown, 

will be 80 in January.  They were the children of the late Michael and Hoffman 

Sands.





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