Adams County PA Archives Obituaries.....Albright, Henry Wilson August 8, 1931
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The Gettysburg Times, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, page one, Thursday evening, 13 August 1931 
1931 OBITUARY BROTHER
H. W. ALBRIGHT PASSES AWAY FROM STROKE
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SUFFERS TWO STROKES, ONE IN MAY AND SECOND ATTACK LAST FRIDAY.
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RESIDED HERE FOURTEEN YEARS
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Henry Wilson Albright, 218 East Middle street, died at 5:30 o'clock this 
morning from the effects of two strokes. He was 75 years of age.
     Mr. Albright was first stricken in May. He rallied from this attack and 
appeared to be on the road to recovery. His improvement continued until last 
Friday when he suffered his second stroke which culminated in his death this 
morning.
     The deceased was the oldest son of the late Josiah and Eva (Staub) 
Albright. He was born near Hampton, Adams county, and lived the greater part 
of his life in this country.
     Fourteen years ago he removed to Gettysburg and was employed at the 
Reaser furniture factory until he was stricken.
FUNERAL SUNDAY
He is survived by his wife who before her marriage was Miss Susan Staub, and 
the following sons and daughters, Levi B. Albright of Red Lion; Charles W. 
Albright, of Dundas, Ontario; Henry C. Albright, Gettysburg; Alvin H. 
Albright, of York, and William R. Albright, of Pittsburgh; Mrs. George Toddes, 
Breckenridge street, and Mrs. John Baltzley, of McKnightstown; one step-son, 
John S. Ream, of Gardners. Three brothers, Jesse A and William Albright of 
Hampton and John Albright of York, Three sisters, Mrs. Daniel Tressel, of 
Abbottstown; Mrs. Joseph Strausbaugh, of New Oxford, and Mrs. Henry Highland, 
of Hampton; 26 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren also survive.
     Funeral services Sunday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock from his late home with 
the Rev Herbert P. Beam, pastor of the Methodist church, officiating, and 
burial in Evergreen cemetery.


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