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OHIO ATHENS COUNTY 19 Aug 1928 – Pomeroy – Howard Matlack 32 of Tuppers Plains died Thursday leaving 5 children and his wife. He suffered an appendectomy and never recovered. Children: Leota, Lowell, Kenneth, Carl and a baby. Services at the Christian Church and cemetery at Tuppers Plains.
BUTLER COUNTY
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel 26 Mar 1902 - Hamilton Ohio - 25 March - Francis Matlock, 12 years old, died suddenly at his home in Lindenwald yesterday afternoon and the police say he was stoned to death by playmates in a quarrel. He had been playing in a barn with Joseph Carr, Allie Stillwaugh, Frank Bartell, Edwin Henderson. Neighbors heard cries and rushed to the barn. Matlock told his parents the boys stoned him and his body was bruised. Sheriff Shankey will hold an inquiry.
CLARK COUNTY
Robert A. GREENE Sr. 74, of 10607 Plattsburg Road, South Charleston died unexpectedly Monday, March 28, 1988 at 11:24 a.m. in Community Hospital. He was born in Mason County, West Virginia Mary 13, 1913 the son of John and Leota (NOTT) GREENE. Clark County residence since 1940. He retired in 1972 from Navistar International following 33 years service. He attended the Pleasant Community Church of God where he was involved in many activities. He survived by his wife Mildred (MATLOCK) whom he married December 7, 1955; two sons, Robert A. Jr., of South Charleston, and Christopher; three daughters, Mardelle FERRYMAN of Springfield, Corda GULLETT of South Charleston, Fonda GEER of Springfield; two step sons, Thomas BROWN of Sumner, Washington, Eugene BROWN of Ontario, California; two step daughters, Marge ESPOSITO of Jacksonville, Florida, Mary COOK of Fairborn, Ohio; one sister Queenie LONG of Apple Grove, West Virginia; numerous grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his first wife, Grace July 18, 1947, one daughter, Joyce, two brothers and two sisters. Friends may call Wednesday from 3:00 -5:00 and 7:00-9:00 p.m. in the Ingling-Williams Funeral Home, Springfield. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 1:30 p.m. in the Pleasant Community Church of God with Rev. Marion HICKMAN officiating with burial to follow in Plattsburg Cemetery. The body will lie in state in the church one hour prior to services. Contributions may be made in his memory to the Pleasant Community Church of God
COSHOCTON COUNTY
4 Nov 1946 – John Matlock, 86, pedestrian, killed Friday at Lancaster by hit and run driver. (the age might be wrong as it was nearly blacked out) (Coshocton Tribune – Coshocton, Ohio)
CUYAHOGA COUNTY
1957 Dec 3 Cedric Matlock beloved husband of Margaret (nee Repos), father of Margaret Cyphert, Agnes Prohaska and Robert Fedor, brother of Lillian Hotz, and grandfather, Saturday p. m., late residence, 3738 W. 47th St. Family will receive friends at the Wischmeler Funeral Home, 2709 Archwood Ave., From 2-5 And 7-10 P. M. Tuesday, where services will be held Wednesday, Dec. 4, at 1:30 p. m. (Cleveland Press; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #134.)
CUYAHOGA COUNTY
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0628902 dear mother of Henry, Helen Primer, A. M., Stanley Jr., Vince, the late Benedict, grandfather and great-grandfather. Friends received at Mosinski Funeral Home, 3675 E. 65. Funeral Monday, Aug. 31, at 9 a. m., St. Stanislaus Church, 9:30 a. m. Burial Calvary Cemetery
Id#: 0628901 dear mother of Harry Jr., Debbie Ann, Patricia Ann, beloved daughter of Catherine Czaplenski, dear sister of Frank and Joseph Czaplenski, Maryann Shoop, Arlene Koyach. Funeral services Wednesday, July 3d at Holy Name Church at 9 A. M. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Friends received at Golubski. Funeral Home, corner of E. 65th and Fullerton Ave. Tuesday 2-10 P. M.
Id#: 0628900 Helen Primer and Aloysius, Stanley Jr., Vincent; grandmother and great-grandmother, Tuesday. Funeral Saturday, July 12, 9:30 a. m., from Mosinski Funeral Home, 6504 Forman Ave., at St. Stanislaus Church, 10 a. m. Interment Calvary Cemetery.
Id#: 0628899 sister of Mrs. Beverly A. O'Brien, granddaughter of Assunta and Vincent Lembo and the late Stanley and Lottie Matlock. Friends received at the Joseph C. Schulte South Euclid Funeral Home, 4090 Mayfield Rd., East Of Noble Rd. All services St. Louis Church (Taylor Rd.) Tuesday, May 15, at 10 a. m.
Id#: 0628898 Brewer and John J. Jr., also grandmother; sister of Stephen, John, Frank Dzuray, SM Augustine, VSC and Margaret Polomski. Funeral services, Friday, Feb. 1st, at 9:30 a. m. at Blessed Sacrament Church. Friends may call at the A. J. Tomon and Sons Funeral Home, 4772 Pearl Rd. Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10.
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Matlock, Harold C. Kappel, grandfather of two, son of Ruby and the late Will, Oct. 9. Family will receive friends at The Brickman & Sonz Euclid Funeral Home, 21900 Euclid Ave. Services Tuesday, Oct. 12 at 1 p.m. Rev, Fred Ber? officiating.
Id#: 0628896 of Assunta and Vincent, sister of Mrs. Rose Kozoroff, Mrs. Margaret Salomone, Mrs. Evelyn Marrone, and Charles. Friends may call at Frank R. Conti Funeral Home, 2110 Murray Hill Rd. Visiting hours Tuesday 2-10 P. M. Funeral services Wednesday, Apr. 29, at 9:30 a. m., at St. Louis Church (Taylor Rd.).
Id#: 0628895 Burns, residence, 1271 Marlow Ave., Sunday, Jan. 24, 1965. Friends may call Tuesday 2 To 5 And 7 To 10 P. M. at McGorray's Lakewood Home, 14133 Detroit Ave. Funeral mass Wednesday, Jan. 27, St. Luke Church, Clifton and Bunts, at 9:30 A. M. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
Id#: 0628894 Pa., and Norman Matlock of New York City, sister of Mrs. Georgia Chappell and Mrs. Hattie Walter of Washington, Pa., grandmother and aunt. Family will receive friends Friday Evening 8:30-9:30 P. M. at The Strowder Funeral Chapel, 818 E. 105th St., where services will be held Saturday 1:30 P. M
News Herald Willoughby, Ohio 9/20/2004 Mary M. Matlock b.10 Jan 1909 – Bloomington, IN d. 17 Sep 2004 in the Eliza Jennings home in Cleveland Dau: Ellen Lucille Kappel Son: David P. Matlock Hus: Harold C. deceased Dau: Phyllis Lucile Matlock deceased
Paladium Item-Richmond, IN 27/Mar/2005 Harold S. Matlock of Camden b. 27 Sep 1915 d. 26 Mar 2005 Parents: Arthur and Cecilia Matlock Wife: Glenna Son: Tony Dau: Susan Sis: Irene, Rebecca, Caroline
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
The Lancaster Daily Gazette – Lancaster, Ohio
26 Oct 1916 – J. Willis Pearse dies at Maryville, formerly of Lancaster and brother to Mrs. Rebecca Matlack. He was prominent in the business affairs of Fort Wayne, Indiana for many years. He was a politician, liveryman, owner of the Loag and Pearse Company, owned trotters and pacers and was a reinman himself winning 12 races the last year he raced. His brother Frank and his wife and a daughter and niece have predeceased him. From the Fort Wayne Exchange.
Lancaster Daily Eagle – Lancaster, Ohio
2 Jun 1928 – Among the effects of Julia Beck Fromlet was found an invitation to a ball for returning Union Soldiers of the Civil War. Mr. H.B. Peters was the administrator of her estate. The ball was held on Wednesday, November 2, 1864. Mr. John A. Matlack was one of the floor managers for the ball.
19 Jul 1963 – Mrs. Alice M. Matlack, widow of John Matlack and a teacher of music in this city for 50 years, died in her home on North Columbus Street. Her daughter, Mrs. Emil Tobin and 1 sister and 2 grandchildren survive her. (10 Years Ago Lancaster Eagle Gazette – Lancaster, Ohio)
JEFFERSON COUNTY
22 Mar 1899 – Almeran M. Matlack, formerly of Steubenville, died at his home in Carnegie, PA on March 21, 1899 in his 51st year. His death was due to typhoid after a brief illness. He was for some time the ticket agent at Panhandle in Birmingham and well known among Railroad men. A native of Wayne Twp., but came to Steubenville at an early age. He was the publisher of the Sunday Local, then court stenographer and also court stenographer in New Philadelphia. Then he moved to Wheeling WVA and on to Carnegie, PA. He married Edith Whitner in Steubenville and had children Edward and Lillian who survive him as does his wife. Brothers: David W. Matlack and Albert of Steubenville and Sisters: Mrs. Blackburn of Leesvile and Mrs. Beebout of Jewett, Ohio. He was with the 157th Ohio volunteers in the civil war. Services will be at the Congregational Church in Steubenville. (Same obit in the Wheeling News)
SHELBY COUNTY
9 Aug 1942 – Sidney 8 Aug – Eva Nell Matlock, 14, died of kidney disease. She was the d/o the late James Wesley and Sarah Jane Matlock. Funeral at the Church of Christ and burial in the Cedar Point cemetery in Pasco
TUSCARAWAS COUNTY
Daily National Intelligencer, (Washington, DC) Tuesday, April 05, 1859; Issue [14,561]; col G At New Philadelphia, Ohio, on the 24th ultimo, Mary E, wife of Mercer Matlock, of that place, and daughter of Jacob Janney, of Washington, D. C., in the 48th year of age died.
WAYNE COUNTY
Southwestern Christian Advocate, Thursday, November 27, 1879; Issue 48; col C Mrs. Laura A. Matlock - The delay in the presentation to our readers of a suitable sketch of the lately deceased wife of Rev. J Matlock, presiding elder of the Teche district, has been unavoidable. Mrs. Laura A Matlock was born June 22, 1834, in New Berlin, Shenango Co., N.Y. In her early childhood her father, Mr. O. Cowles, now of Monroe, Iowa, removed to Richfield, Summit Co., Ohio, where she grew up to womanhood, and where in her nineteenth year she was was converted and united with the M. E Church. There on the 10th of August, 1853, she married Rev. J Matlock, then in the ministry, and consequently her whole married life had been identified with active Christian life. Her very useful, and in the main happy life, closed June 9 1879, at La Teche, Louisiana. She was a woman of fine culture, of good education, and a faithful and efficient church worker. In the Sunday-school she took special delight. She was blessed with musical talent of a high order, which she constantly cultivated and employed in the interest of a high order, which she constantly cultivated and employed in the interest of the church whenever an opportunity was met. She was a passionate lover of the beautiful in nature, especially of flowers and shrubbery and many a parsonage yards in Ohio gave evidence of her presence and taste, during her sojourn there. Her social qualities were of a high order. The young people gathered around her lovingly whenever her lot was cast. Her self-denying labor among the colored people at La Teche for the last three years, is deserving of special mention. During this time she performed this time she performed missionary work in introducing Christian influence in the homes of the freedmen, conferring with the mothers and daughters in accord with her missionary sisters of the church in New Orleans. She will be gratefully remembered for the work she preformed in the common school and Sunday-school for the elevation of the freedmen. For some months preceding her death she seemed specially hopeful and happy, and when attacked by the disease which subsequently proved fatal, she frequently remarked that it would be her last illness. She expressed a desire to live longer on account of her family, but said if it was the will of the Lord she was resigned to it. Her last words were "I am not afraid to die" "No! No!" Possessing the complete affection of those neared and dearest, satisfied with her Christian lifework, Sister Laura A Matlock passed away in triumph to be received in the fold of the Savior above.
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