Obit: Langley, William Andrew
(1854 - 1901)
Contact:
stan@wiclarkcountyhistory.org
Surnames: LANGLEY DERBY SMAZEL
CHURCHILL BISHOP KLOSTER JOHNSON FRICKE ZETSCHE BURCH KRISTIANSEN JORDAN MARKHAM
SCHWARZE SANFORD CHAPMAN GARVIN
----Source: Greenwood Gleaner 2/1/1901
WILLIAM ANDREW
LANGLEY
Died Last Friday and Buried Tuesday--Apoplexy the
Cause.
Last Thursday night, after performing his usual day's work, running
the well drill engine for E. Derby at Chas. Smazel's place this
side of Alton's, and retiring at aobut nine o'clock, in his usual
health. Wm. Langley was taken about midnight with severe pain in
the head so that his groanings awoke Mr. Derby who was sleeping
with him. Dr. B. P. Churchill was at once sent for and arrived
about 3:30 p. m. without his regaining consciousness. The body was
at once taken in charge by Undertaker Bishop who brought it to the
home in town that night. The funeral was held from the M. E. church
Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock, Rev. W. E. Kloster officiating.
The remains wre laid to rest in the Greenwood cemetery. The
pall-bearers ware: Henry Johnson, Oscar Fricke, Frank Zetsche, E.
T. Burch, Anmton Kristiansen and A. E. Jordan.
William Andrew Langley was born in Ohio nearly 47 years ago. He was
married to Harriet Adelia Markham, daughter of Curtis Markham, Sr.,
by his first wife and came to Greenwood twenty-one years ago,
settling on the farm now owned by Herman Schwarze, on the West
Side. About nine years ago the family moved into town. After
leaving the farm, Mre. Langley has been a common laborer, though
for a number of years was in the employ of the Hutchinson Cooperage
Co. here.
He was the father of seven children, who with the mother, survive
him. The eldest, Alice, is the wife of Z. E. Sanford and lives west
of town. Georgia Chapman, the second daughter, lives in Minnesota,
and was the only one of the children not present at the funeral.
The other married daughter, Elnora Garvin, is living near West
Superior, and is remaining at home with her mother for a few days.
Harry B. is the only son and on him now falls the burden of the
support of the family, as unfortunately deceased carried no
insurance. Mattie, Hazel and Velma are the younger children, who
with Harry, live at home.
"We miss thee from our home, dear
father,
We miss thee from they place
A shadow o're our life is cast,
We miss the sunshine of they face."
"We miss thy kind and willing hand,
Thy fond and earnest care
Our home is dark without tee--
We miss thee everywhere."
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Responses
Children of
William Langley
Contact: Thomas G. Langley
Email: tlang33@juno.com
In the second paragraph of the biography above it gives the children of Harriet and Willian Langley. Their only son was Harry Byron not Harrison B. Harry Byron Langley was my father.
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