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At his death, he was said to be the "eldest citizen of this community [Leavittsburg], where close friends and neighbors affectionately knew him as 'Pop'."
The federal census of Warren Township of 1880 shows that Andrew was employed as a carpenter. Maggie, said the Warren (OH) Daily Tribune, "was a lifelong member of the German Lutheran church of Lords town…" Virtually nothing is known about their adult lives together, other than that they resided in Leavittsburg. Maggie became ill in about 1910, and suffered for about one year, until her death on Nov. 4, 1911. She was buried at the Lutheran and German Reformed Cemetery in Southington, Trumbull County. The Daily Tribune published her obituary under a large, prominent headline (seen here), reading "DIED SATURDAY - Mrs. Andrew Miner of Leavittsburg Passed Away - Funeral Tuesday."
Andrew lived to be 89 years, nine months and 15 days old. He passed away of cancer on March 9, 1939. He was laid to rest beside his wife. In his
obituary, the Warren Tribune
Chronicle reported: "Pallbearers were Ned Higley,
I.E. Wakefield, R.S. Wilcox, Guy Burnett, J.V. Johnson and H.E. Hine." Andrew is mentioned in a lavishly illustrated, 2011 book about his cousin who was a Civil War veteran -- entitled Well At This Time: the Civil War Diaries and Army Convalescence Saga of Farmboy Ephraim Miner. The book, authored by the founder of this website, is seen at right. [More] ~ Daughter Dazie (Miner) Phillips ~ Daughter Dazie Miner ( ? - ? ) married Reese Phillips ( ? - ? ) of Warren. Copyright © 2003-2005, 2011 Mark A. Miner |