Chester County PA Archives Obituaries.....Hamilton, Ezekiel November 11, 1910
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Daily Local News, November 11, 1910
Daily Local News
November 11, 1910
Ezekiel Hamilton
Ezekiel Hamilton, one of the best known and respected citizens of Coatesville 
died at his home, 518 East Chestnut Street, shortly after 12 o’clock midnight 
this morning after an illness of ten weeks. He had been in ill health the past 
year.  He was in his 71st year.  Mr. Hamilton had married twice.  His first 
wife was Marja T. Dunlap, Coatesville and his second wife, Mary Stindler, 
Lancaster.  Both are deceased.

Mr. Hamilton leaves two sons and one daughter.  They are William H. Hamilton, 
superintendent of the Lukens Iron & Steel Company; John Hamilton, who was 
associated with the same firm and Mrs. Albert Deverter. With the latter he had 
made his home.  He also leaves two brothers and four sisters as follows: John, 
Coatesville; Samuel, Vineland NJ; Rebecca Jackson; Selena Heck, Mary Groce, 
Coatesville; Annie Robbins, Lydia Shader, Harrisburg.

Ezekiel Hamilton was a member of the Olivet M.E. Church and for 7 years he 
worked in the Lukens Iron & Steel Company’s plant.  Mr. Hamilton was an 
estimable citizen and held in the highest regard by all who know him.

Hamilton- In Coatesville, on November 15, Ezekiel Hamilton, in the 71st year of 
his age.  Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral 
without further notice from his late residence. No. 18  East Chestnut Street, 
on Friday, November 18.  Meet at the house at 11 o’clock a.m.  Interment at 
Fairview Cemetery.

Daily Local News
November 19, 1910
The funeral of Ezekiel Hamilton, which took place from his late home, east 
Chestnut Street, yesterday, was attended by many relatives and friends.  Rev. 
Henry Hess, pastor of the Olivet Methodist Episcopal Church, conducted the 
services and paid a touching tribute to the deceased, one of Coatesville’s 
estimable citizens.  Pathetic hymns were sung by the Methodist Church Choir, 
also Mr. and Mrs. Linsley, evangelists.  The pall bearers were: Frank Bentley, 
William H. Martin, Thomas Williams, Howard Taggart, Joseph Humpton and J.W. 
Heck.


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