Delaware County PA Archives Obituaries.....RILEY, James January 6 1882
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Chester Times (06 Jan 1882), Page 3
MORTUARY.-James, Riley, who has bee employed at Gartside's mill as loom-boss 
for a number of years, died at his home, on Second street, between two and 
three o'clock this morning.  For four or five weeks Mr. Riley has been ill 
with tyhoid malarial fever, and a week ago had recovered sufficiently to 
venture out doors.  In fact he was at work most of this week, but by no means 
convalescent.  It is supposed that he went out too soon, took a relapse 
yesterday and died this morning.  He leaves a widow and family of children, 
most of whom are grown up.

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Chester Times (10 Jan 1882) Page 3
OBSEQUIES.-The funeral of the late James Riley took place from his late 
residence, on Second street, yesterday afternoon, and was largely attended.  
The services were held in the First Baptist church, and the Rev. A. G. Thomas 
officiated.  Besides a large number of relatives, friends and employes of B. 
Garside & Son's mill, where the deceased were employed, there was present the 
members of Larkin Lodge, No. 78, K. of P., of which Mr. Riley was an honored 
member.  Interment was made in Chester Rural Cemetery.

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