Chester County PA Archives Obituaries.....Fanning, Thomas S. November 6, 1911
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Daily Local News, November 7 & 9, 1911
Daily Local News, November 7, 1911
Thomas S. Fanning
At his home on West Barnard Street yesterday, Thomas S. Family died of 
tuberculosis at the age of 22 years.  He was a son of Edmond Fanning, who 
formerly was section foreman on the Wilmington & Northern Railroad, and lived 
at Wawaset.  The mother died seven months ago.

Thomas was a printer in the employ of Horace F. Temple, and a member of the 
Board of Engineers of the Fame Fire Company.  He is survived by six brothers 
and one sister.  Mrs. William Miller, Jr., whose husband is an engineer on the 
Central Division.  The family hold membership in St. Agnes’ Catholic Church.

Ibid:
FANNING- In West Chester, on November 6, 1911, Thomas S. Fanning, in the 22nd 
year of his age.  Relatives and friends of the family, also the Fame Fire 
Company members, are invited to attend the funeral without further notice from 
his father’s residence, 229 West Barnard Street, on Thursday morning, November 
9.  Meet at the house at 9 o’clock.  High mass at St. Agnes’ Church at 10 
o’clock.  Interment at St. Agnes’ Cemetery.

Daily Local News, November 9, 1911
This morning the funeral of the late Thomas S. Fanning, of West Chester, took 
place from his father’s residence 229 West Barnard Street, and was largely 
attended.  Services were held at the St. Agnes Church, Rev. Father Harron 
saying mass.  Interment was made at St. Agnes’ Cemetery.  Pall bearers were 
Fred Martin, John Mummaw, Frank Mummaw, Archie Battin, Frank Foreman and 
Michael F. Cook.  There were several beautiful floral tributes, one being from 
the Fame Fire Company of which the deceased was a member.

Ibid
Remembered the Dead
Last evening about twenty employees of the Horace F. Temple, this borough, went 
in a body to the late home of Thomas S. Fanning, West Barnard Street, to pay 
their respect to their deceased fellow workman.  They also sent to the house a 
pretty floral offering. 


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