Rockingham Co., VA - Page Pendleton Obit - 1905
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SOURCE: Harrisonburg Daily News, Harrisonburg, Virginia (Tuesday, April 4, 
1905)

HEADLINE: Death of Page Pendleton

ARTICLE: 

After a protracted period of ill-health, Page Pendleton died a few 
minutes after 2 o’clock yesterday afternoon at his home on West Bruce Street. 
He had been more or less an invalid for the past nineteen years, being 
afflicted with locomotor staxix. He was critically ill for six weeks prior 
to his death.
Mr. Pendleton, who was 67 years old on the 27th day of last November, 
lived for many years in the Pea;ch Grove neighborhood, but moved to 
Harrisonburg two years ago. He was a soldier in the Federal army during the 
Civil War. He is survived by five sons—Ashby and Oscar, of Springfield, 
Ohio; Newton, of Davis, W. Va.; Harvey and Charles, of Harrisonburg; and 
one daughter Miss Lizzie Pendleton who also resides here.
Mr. Pendleton was a member of the United Brethren church, but the funeral 
will be held Wednesday in the Mt. Pleasant German Baptist church. The hour 
for the service has not been determined.