OBIT: Henry AUMENT, 1890, Washington Borough, Lancaster County, PA

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DIED FROM THE GRIP.
HENRY AUMENT, A PROMINENT CITIZEN OF WASHINGTON BOROUGH.
Convalescing From an Attack of the Prevailing Malady, He Ventures Out 
of the House, Suffers a Relapse, and Dies from Typhoid Pneumonia.

Columbia Correspondence.
  Henry Aument, a well-known resident of Washington Borough, died this 
morning at 5 o'clock at his home in that place.  He was 52 years of 
age.  His death was caused by typhoid pneumonia after a brief illness. 
He had an attack of the "grippe" and getting better went out too soon.  
He caught cold which caused typhoid pneumonia, resulting in his death.  
He lived in town until a few months ago, and was employed at the P.R.R. 
freight transfer.  He then obtained work with N. Byers & Co., and moved 
to Washington Borough.  Two sons and a daughter survive.  The funeral 
arrangement have not been made.

The Lancaster Daily Examiner, Tuesday, January 28, 1890