OBITUARIES: William Balantyne; Appleton, Outagamie co., Wisconsin
 
submitted by W. David Samuelsen
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Source: Appleton Daily Post 2 Jan 1920

Willima Balantyne, a former resident of Appleton for twenty-five years, died
of pneumonia New Year's eve at his home in Kansas City, Mo., at the age of
sixty years. He had been ill only three days. His daughter, Mrs. B. A. Sinnen,
left for Kansas City Wednesday morning but did not reach her destination in
time to see her father alive. The decedent was born in Scotland and upon
coming to the United States made his home until after his marriage at Holyoke,
Mass., where he engaged in papermaking. During his long residence in Appleton
he was connected with the paper mills of the Kimberly-Clark company and the
Combined Locks Paper company. Five years ago he removed to Neenah, where he
resided two eyars, and from there went to Kansas City. Besides his widow he
leaves three daughters and a son, Mrs. B. A. Sinnen, Appleton; Helen,
Charlotte and Walter at home. He is also survived by a brother, Thomas
Balantyne. The funeral was held at Kansas City today.