1870 Federal Cen, PA, Somerset, Greenville Twp., Page 8, D #57
Cemetery Records IOOF Cemetery, Upper Turkeycreek Twp. Somerset County PA
1870 Federal Cen, PA, Somerset, Greenville Twp., Page 8, D #57
1880 Federal Cen, IA, Polk, Washington Twp., ED 174, SH 7, LN 33
1900 Federal Cen, IA, Polk, Washington Twp., ED 111, SH 4, LN 40
1910 Federal Cen, IA, Story, Indiana Creek Twp., ED 189, SH 5A
1920 Federal Cen, IA, Story, Maxwell, ED 193, SH 1, LN 86
Death Certificate Information:
Sarah Ann Faidley dod: 22 Mar 1916 Female Death Certificate: 01273
Died in Story Co. IA.OBITUARY: DEATH OF FATHER FAIDLEY
Aged Gentleman Passed away at the home of Daughter Special to the Journal.
Maxwell, January 19, (1910). The funeral of the late Mr. Faidley, an old
resident of this city, was held Tuesday afternoon at the home, and inter-
ment made in the Maxwell cemetery. The funeral was postponed from the
morning on account of relatives not being able to get here on account of the
Milwaukee wreck at Cambridge. All the friends and relatives sympathize with
the Albe Alverson family, at whose home the old gentleman passed away. Mrs.
Alverson is a daughter of the deceased. Sickness being in the family, only
a short prayer service was held at the home.
The Journal - Nevada, Story Co. IA
OBITUARY: J.P. FAIDLEY
J. P. Faidley was born in Somerset county, Pennsylvania, October 22, 1831 and
died at Maxwell, Iowa at the home of his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. H. E. Alverson, January 15, 1910 at the age of 78 years, 2 months and
23 days. He came to Sterling, Illinois with his parents while a small boy.
There he grew to manhood and in October 1856, was married to Miss Abigail
Holt. Eleven children were born to them, all of whom are living except two,
a son and a daughter, both of whom died in infancy. Those surving are Mrs.
J.E. White, Rossville, KS; J. P. Jr., Des Moines; Mrs. Anna McConnel, of
Peoria, IL; F.F. of Circleville, KS: Mrs. H.E. Alverson, Maxwell; Mrs. J. A.
White of Salina, KS. Mr. Faidley moved to Jackson county, KS and resided
there for many years, coming then to Maxwell. Shortly before last Christmas,
he came here for a visit with his daughter, Mrs. Alverson and was soon taken
ill with grippe, passing away very unexpectedly Saturday evening January 15.
His wife and son of Circleville and the son from Des Moines were here to
attend the obsequies. Owing to illness in the Alverson family, no funeral
was held from the residence, but a short service was conducted at the grave
by Elder S. P. Telford of the Christian Church.
* Omitted from the obituary were the following children: Thomas Douglas,
George McClelland, and Charles Putnam.
THE MAXWELL TRIBUNE - THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1910