Chester County PA Archives Obituaries.....McElhatton, Patrick F July 11, 1910
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Phoenixville Messenger, July 16, 1910
Phoenixville Messenger, July 16, 1910
TWO AGED ONES DEAD-  We have to record this week the death of two aged 
citizens whom the editor has known well the past fifty-five years, and not 
only so but was near neighbor to them in the days of long ago, the names of 
these victims of the inevitable are George Brunner, aged 84 years and 26 days, 
who died at his home in East Pikeland township this week, and will be buried 
this Saturday at St Vincent church cemetery, all services at the home at 
1.30pm.  The second on the list was Patrick F. McElhatton, who died on the 
11th inst., and was buried on the 14th in St. Mary’s cemetery, north side, his 
age 71 years.  These passers over at one time lived in this town almost within 
a stone’s throw of each other  Mr. Brunner was a carpenter, and worked for 
many years for the Phoenix Iron Company, while Patrick McElhatton, in his 
younger days, was a mill hand; during later years he followed a mercantile 
business at the old homestead, Hall and Jackson Streets. When I first knew the 
McElhatton family, the father and mother were living at the above mentioned 
corner, and so were John and Daniel and James and Patrick and Hugh, and 
daughters Bella and Margaret.  Of all these but two survive, and in addition 
the wife of the lately deceased son.


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