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     His Social Security Number was 186-05-0483.⁷ Dominic Anthony Stabile was buried at Western Reserve Memorial Gardens, 11521 Chillicothe Road, Chesterland, Geauga Co., Ohio.^2,6 He was born on September 3, 1917 at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.^{2,3,4,5,8,9,6} He married Dorothy Adaline Allison, daughter of Ellis Eugene Allison and Alice Anna Harkless, in 1946 at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.¹ Dominic Anthony Stabile died on November 7, 2003 at Wickliffe, Lake Co., Ohio, at age 86.^2,3,8,9,7,6 He Funeral services for Dominic A. Stabile, 86, of Wickliffe, will be held 9:30 a.m. Wednesday at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, 29840 Euclid Ave., in Wickliffe. Mr. Stabile died Nov. 7, 2003, at Wickliffe Country Place. Born Sept. 3, 1917, in Philadelphia, Pa., he lived in Wickliffe for the past 39 years. He was a U.S. Army veteran of World War II, where he served in the Normandy Invasion and the Battle of the Buldge. He was a life member of the V.F.W. Post 2926 of Cleveland, where he was Past Commander, and was active in V.F.W. affairs Department of Ohio, and at Wade Park V.A. Hospital. He was also Past District Commander and Grand Commander of M.O.C. of Ohio. Mr. Stabile worked as a millwright at General Motors before his retirement. Survivors are his grandchildren, Dominic A. Stabile, Jr., and Brandi Schmidt; great-grandchild, Odessa Schmidt; brother, Tony Stabile of New York; and step-brothers, Pat and John Villano of Philadelphia, Pa. He also leaves his friend, Mary Harrington of Wickliffe. His wife, Dorothy A. Stabile, died in 1999, and son, Richard J. Stabile, died in 1987. His step-sisters, Carmella and Sally, are also deceased. Friends may call 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at Orlando-Donsante Funeral Home, 29550 Euclid Ave., in Wickliffe. V.F.W. services will be held 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home. Burial will be in Western Reserve Memorial Gardens in Chester Township. on November 10, 2003.⁶

     Buena Vista Davis was buried at Lauderdale Memorial Park, Fort Lauderdale, Broward Co., Florida.⁵ Her Social Security Number was 263-41-6775.⁶ She was born on March 26, 1887 at Pennsylvania.^1,6,3 As of June 6, 1906,her married name was Allison.⁴ She married James Whitehill Allison, son of Cyrus Smith Allison and Sarah Jane Whitehill, on June 6, 1906 at Oil City, Venango Co., Pennsylvania.^4,5 Buena Vista Davis died on October 8, 1975 at Fort Lauderdale, Broward Co., Florida, at age 88.^3,5 She Buena V. Allison, a Fort Lauderdale resident for 25 years, died Wednesday at Broward General Medical Center. She was 88. Mrs. Allison came to Fort Lauderdale from Morgantown, W. Va., where she was a member of the Morgantown Women's Club and the Order of the Eastern Star. She is survived by her widower, James W; a daughter, Mrs. Forrest B. Crane, Fort Lauderdale; a son, E. Burdette Allison, Jensen Beach; a brother, six grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Services are at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Fairchild North Federal Funeral Home chapel, with the Rev. Larry C. O'Steen of the First United Methodist Church officiating. Burial will be in Lauderdale Memorial Gardens. on October 10, 1975.⁵

     His Social Security Number was 234-10-0333.⁹ Edwin Burdette Allison was born on January 26, 1908 at Oil City, Venango Co., Pennsylvania.^9,2,7,10 He died on November 6, 1987 at Martin Co., Florida, at age 79.^9,2,10

     Sarah Ruth Allison was buried at Lauderdale Memorial Park, Fort Lauderdale, Broward Co., Florida.⁵ Her married name was Williamson. Her married name was Hickson.³ She married Harry Carlyle Hickson.³ Sarah Ruth Allison married Chester Max Williamson Jr. Sarah Ruth Allison was born in 1914 at Pennsylvania.^1,5 She and Chester Max Williamson Jr. were divorced before November, 1946 at West Virginia.⁶ Sarah Ruth Allison died on September 18, 1968 at Broward Co., Florida.³ She Mrs. Ruth A. Hickson, 54, an employe of the county tax collector since 1953, died Wednesday. Mrs. Hickson, who lived at 424 W Sunrise Blvd., is survived by her husband, Harry, who recently retired as Ft. Lauderdale's chief building inspector. Surviving also are three daughters, including Mrs. Fleuette J. Gistinelli of Ft. Lauderdale, and a son, Durwood, in South Vietnam; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James W. Allison; a brother, Burdette Allison, and a sister, Mrs. Betty Crane, all of Ft. Lauderdale. Mrs. Hickson was a member of Park Temple Methodist Church, the Women's Shrine of Ft. Lauderdale and the Knoblettes. on September 20, 1968.³

     Her Social Security Number was 565-36-0605.⁸ Her married name was Crane.⁹ Bettye Allison married Forrest Bennett Crane.^9,3 Bettye Allison was born on September 14, 1916 at Oil City, Venango Co., Pennsylvania.^10,8,2 She died on September 1, 1995 at Broward Co., Florida, at age 78.^10,8 She CRANE, Bettye Allison, 78, of Ft. Lauderdale, died Friday. September 1, 1995. A local resident since 1951 formerly of Morgantown, WV. She was a member of Church-by-the Sea, Ladies Auxiliary of B.P.O. Elks 1517 and Alumni of W. Virginia University. She was preceded in death by her husband, Forrest B. Crane, former advertising director for the City of Ft. Lauderdale, and is survived by her daughter, Carolyn Crane; granddaughter, Hannah White both of Scottsdale, AZ; two nieces and three nephews. on September 12, 1995.³

     Frances Catherine Hennessy was buried at Saint Mary's Catholic Cemetery and Mausoleum, 6700 21st Avenue, Sacramento, Sacramento Co., California.^6,4 She was born on May 14, 1889 at Oil City, Venango Co., Pennsylvania.^7,4 As of August 16, 1910,her married name was Allison.³ She married Edwin Banks Allison, son of Cyrus Smith Allison and Sarah Jane Whitehill, on August 16, 1910 at Oil City, Venango Co., Pennsylvania.³ Frances Catherine Hennessy and Edwin Banks Allison were divorced before April, 1940.⁸ Frances Catherine Hennessy died on August 7, 1961 at Sacramento, Sacramento Co., California, at age 72.^7,4 She OIL CITY - Mrs. Frances Hennessy Allison, 73, of Sacramento, Calif., formerly of this city, died August 7 in Sacramento, according to notification received by friends here. Mrs. Allison was born in Oil City, a daughter of Dennis and Elizabeth Hennessy, and formerly made her home on Colbert Ave., before moving to Sacramento some years ago. She is survived by a son, Edwin Allison of Sacramento; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Carlson and Mrs. Helen Kenny, also both of Sacramento; two brothers, Edwin Hennessy of Sacramento and Jack P. Hennessy of Chicago, and two grandchildren, Rebecca and Judy Allison. Funeral services and interment were conducted in St. Mary Cemetery, Sacramento. on August 22, 1961.⁴

     Edwin Harrison Allison was buried at Sierra Hills Memorial Park, 5757 Greenback Lane, Sacramento, Sacramento Co., California.¹⁰ He Allison, Edwin Harrison born May 28, 1919 died September 14, 2014. Dad passed away peacefully Sunday morning, September 14th. He had been making his way toward that “100” mark until a higher power decided he was needed upstairs-probably to get an old car running. We all thought he’d make it to 100! We made it to lunch to celebrate his 95th birthday. He was doing so well that day.Dad was preceded in death by his parents, Edwin Banks Allison originally from Oil City and Frances Catherine Hennessy Allison from Oil City, step mother, Clara “Nugie” Allison, of Crane, MO., first wife Lillian Jean Morrison Allison, daughter Judith Jean Allison and many many Hennessys, Kinneys, friends and neighbors - he outlasted them all! He is survived by his daughter from his first wife Lillian, me Frances Rebecca Coletti / Harvey (Bob), granddaughter Tamara Ballesteros and great granddaughter, Lilly Ballesteros. Wife, Nobu Allison, their daughter, Machiko Smith (Kevin), grandchildren Andrew Allison, Priscilla Smith, Kevin Smith Jr, Tyler Heberling, Christena Heberling and great granddaughter, Fiona Allison Vega. Dad was born in Sacramento in a house on (P) street, “in the flats” as he always said. He lived all of his life in Sacramento with the exception of a couple of years in Karlo, CA, (find that on the map!) 5 years in Japan, and several years in Okinawa. He was schooled by Christian brothers, but graduated from Sacramento high 1939. He did his time at Christian brothers school, here in Sacramento. That apparently wasn’t working out. He was sent to Karlo, CA ”for his health” in spite of his insistent, I suspected he was sent to Karlo to be straighten out. His grades were not looking so good – except in shop, where he excelled. My grandpa was a tuffy. I suspect grandpa thought this will be better for him. Off to Karlo to live with an Italian family who manned the railroad water stop in Karlo. Out in the middle of absolutely nowhere! High on a volcanic mesa. Lived in a boxcar. Rode a horse to school. Looked up to the local cattle rustler. Came back a changed boy/man. His favorite/best memories that he shared all the time. He quit school and went to work at a very early age at the Southern Pacific (SP) shops probably following his dad’s route at Western Pacific (WP). His boss at the SP told him to go back to school or be fired. He was told you can work the night shift. He went back to school and worked nights! He then went to work at Sacramento maintenance depot (McClellan AFB) and then into the navy in 1941. He received his greetings and was inducted into the service at Courtland, CA with his best and closet friend, Francis Riddell. He served proudly and was honorably discharged in 1945. After the navy he went back to work at McClellan AFB and worked at various positions from mechanic, scheduler to liaison positions. He retired 28 may 1975 on his 56th birthday and on the day his dad died. On the day my dad died he had his U.S. Navy blanket keeping him comfortable. It is now keeping him warm at his final resting place. He still had his navy hammock and who knows what else. He was a life time member of the American Legion. He also belonged to the United States Naval Institute, Navy Memorial, and who knows at this time how many other military institutions. A very, very patriotic man. My dad did and was so many things. He was a tinkerer, always had a garage (except in japan!) And there wasn’t an old car, train, radio, airplane, that he didn’t know the history about or had intimately interacted with. At his death, he had a network of comrades across the U.S. And the world that he kept in contact with. The cars I grew up with old cars in the driveway, various stages of repair in the garage, future car projects stashed away in various old garages of friends and off alleys in Sacramento and in the foothills. There probably isn’t an alley i haven’t been down in Sacramento with my dad. Every Saturday was a pancake breakfast by my mom for those who were on the hunt that day for the latest who knows what??? He owned a Stutz, Stanley Steamer, Model T, of course, a Model A, Rio, Chevrolet, Packards, Hupmobile, Knox, 1934 v8 Ford, etc., etc. He helped find/restore/run/sell many more for friends and his father Edwin B. He helped Bill Harrah find and restore many of the cars that were in his museum. His father was sitting out his retirement from Western Pacific until my dad got him interested in old cars. Grandpa also had a run of different old cars, too many for me to remember. The most memorable was the 1915 Pierce Arrow coach now owned by Pat Craig in Stockton. that car was built in part in Europe for the Vanderbilt’s of NY. What a car! My grandpa used to dress up in a chauffeur outfit and take my girlfriends and I to Borden’s for ice cream. Grandpa let dad drive sometimes. Dad loved the Pierce Arrow but did not like the way it drove. He and 2 of his friends founded the Northeren California chapter of Horseless Carriage Club. He was an honorary life time member. More friends. More trading. More selling. And many, many, exciting road tours. I got to go to on some of them and always in costume as did everyone else. My dad specialized in finding/researching/acquiring cars and parts for his cars and for his friends. Mom was the self-made expert on costumes and outstanding hats. When dad got grandpa Allison into the club. “Pop” became the old fashioned button shoe finder/provider. Grandma arranged /set up/ ran the social end. It was an amazing and fun time. Such memories! Trains. He knew every train, by serial number, by their sound. I have a photo in the cab of SP# 3003. In recent years he gave me a beautiful scale model of that train. In my training for docent at the California Railroad Museum I reported to him every day of what I learned and explored. I excitingly told him about the C.P. Hunnington car set in a primo spot in the museum and how I thought it was the most beautiful little engine. He laughed. “I use to eat my lunch in that engine.” Radios. I don’t know a lot about them. Just took them for granted. Lot of tubes. Lot of trading of tubes. As the good old stuff of ours died. We rescued the tubes, always for my dad. I grew up always listening to shortwave in the evenings. Always finding ”real old” radios at the dump. Restore. Play. Trade for something else. The day he died a half of dozen or more radios lay in various stages of repair. He was still tinkering at 95! Airplanes. Dad worked at McClellan AFB for 30+ years. I asked him once why he didn’t work somewhere with cars, trains or radios. “I can like airplanes too.” Worked on or managed almost all and any aircraft that came through for depot maintenance. My dad did special things for me more than I can remember. When I wanted a garden with a pond when i was about 7, he made it happen. Amazingly he obtained a B29 fuel tank presumably from McClellan AFB, got it home somehow, and made a swimming pool for me. I was the only one on the block in Oak Park with a B29 swimming pool. I also worked at McClellan AFB. He kept an eye on me without my knowledge. He made fast friends with my husband, Bob. They walked and talked the same language. On our visits, they’d get so engaged that they forgot I was there! He loved cats. Would never admit it though. He did like our dog, Cindy. She was ok. Had a fantastic memory, forerunner of phonograph records. She never knew about those I did. We had old phonograph players too.Helped me remember things. He told me he laughed about me and my girlfriends in Japan having Japanese rice with gravy at the BX for 5 cents after every movie. How did he know? Did he have spies? One of my girlfriends, just recently remembered him showing her the grooved discs that were the forerunner of phonograph players too. He climbed Mt. Fuji in about 1960 at age 41. I have his hiking staff that he used and surprised him with it in 2009. He worked/lived in Vietnam during the Vietnam war for the ram team. He crossed the Pacific many, many, times transporting cocooned aircraft. He worked on many unknown things. I will forever miss him. He is now in the big garage in the sky and I know he is happy! I still have a thousand or so questions. I contend we all need to be born with a USB port so our memories can be downloaded when we depart this world. For my dad, that USB would be in the gigabyte size!⁷ He married Naboko Unknown.^10,7 Edwin Harrison Allison was born on May 28, 1919 at Sacramento, Sacramento Co., California.^3,10,11,6 He married Lillian Jean Morrison on July 25, 1939 at Carson City, Douglas Co., Nevada.^7,5 Edwin Harrison Allison and Lillian Jean Morrison were divorced in April, 1971 at Sacramento Co., California.⁴ Edwin Harrison Allison died on September 14, 2014 at Sacramento Co., California, at age 95.^10,7

     His Social Security Number was 232-05-0659.⁵ Forrest Bennett Crane married Bettye Allison, daughter of James Whitehill Allison and Buena Vista Davis.^1,2 Forrest Bennett Crane was born on November 7, 1912 at Fairmont, Marion Co., West Virginia.^6,5,3 He died on June 30, 1978 at Fort Lauderdale, Broward Co., Florida, at age 65.^6,4 He Forrest B. Crane, 65, of 1207 Cordova Road, Fort Lauderdale, passed away Friday at Broward General Medical Center. A resident here 27 years from West Virginia, Mr. Crane was advertising director for the City of Fort Lauderdale for 20 years. Member of the Church By The Sea, the B.P.O.E. No. 1517 Fort Lauderdale and graduate of Fairmont State College, Fairmont, West Virginia. Co-founder of Goodwill Ambassadors of Fort Lauderdale. Survived by his wife Bettye; daughter Carolyn Zimmerman of Piedmont, California; son Richard Crane of Reno, Nevada; and three grandchildren. Services 4 p.m. Monday at Fairchild North Federal Chapel with Rev. John Olert of the Church by the Sea officiating. on July 2, 1978.⁴

     Herbert S. Reed was born circa 1871 at Pennsylvania.¹ He married Minnie Catherine Mauck circa 1902.^1,2

     His Social Security Number was 208-05-3946.³ Verda Clarence "Bertie" Allison was buried at Greendale Cemetery, 700 Randolph Street, Meadville, Crawford Co., Pennsylvania.^4,5 He and Myrtle C. Blauser were divorced.⁴ Verda Clarence "Bertie" Allison was born on August 10, 1883 at Seneca, Venango Co., Pennsylvania; His death certificate has a birth year of 1882.^1,2,3,4 He married Myrtle C. Blauser on September 26, 1923.⁸ Verda Clarence "Bertie" Allison died on September 18, 1955 at Meadville, Crawford Co., Pennsylvania, at age 72.^8,4,5 He Funeral services for Verda C. (Bert) Allison, 73, of Conneautville RD 3, former Oil City resident. who died in the Meadville City Hospital Sunday morning, were conducted in the Byham Funeral Home in Meadville at 10 a. m. Wednesday. Rev. Allison Griffis, of the Carmel Baptist Church, Mosiertown, officiated, and burial was in Greendale Cemetery. Pallbearers, included: O. M. Barr of Rouseville, George Allison and Richard Allison of Seneca and John Tautin, Robert Roseberry and T. W. Thomas. on September 22, 1955.⁵

     Carrie Mae Allison was buried at Forest Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery, 5400 Market Street, Youngstown, Mahoning Co., Ohio.⁴ She was born on April 19, 1886 at Seneca, Venango Co., Pennsylvania.^1,3 As of January 20, 1904,her married name was Gibson.³ She married Harry Raymond Gibson on January 20, 1904.³ Carrie Mae Allison died on September 28, 1954 at Youngstown, Mahoning Co., Ohio, at age 68.³ She Mrs. Carrie Gibson, 68, of 215 Wirt St., died at 5:40 a.m. today in North Side Hospital after a long illness. Mrs. Gibson was born April 19, 1886, in Seneca, Pa., a daughter of James and Alma Whitehill Allison, and she had lived here for the last 42 years. She was a member of the Epworth Methodist Church and a member and past president of Yoma Lodge of the Erie Railroad chapter of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. She leaves her husband, Harry R., to whom she was married Jan. 20, 1904; a daughter, Mrs. William Farr of Niles; two brothers, Verda of Conneautville, Pa., and Fred of Seneca; a sister, Mrs. Mervin Bolles of Oil City; five grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Thursday at the Shriver-Allison North Side Funeral Home, where friends may call this evening and tomorrow evening. on September 28, 1954.³

     His Social Security Number was 177-07-0499.⁵ Fredrick Ellsworth "Fred" Allison was buried at Sunset Hill Memorial Park, Route 322, Cranberry Township, Venango Co., Pennsylvania.^6,8 He was born on June 23, 1887 at Seneca, Venango Co., Pennsylvania; His WWI Draft Registration card has a birth date of Jun 23, 1886 and the SSDI has Jun 23, 1888.^3,4,5,6 He married Minnie Beery on December 25, 1912 at Seneca, Venango Co., Pennsylvania.⁷ Fredrick Ellsworth "Fred" Allison died on April 27, 1957 at Oil City, Venango Co., Pennsylvania, at age 69.⁶

     Ethel Marie Allison was buried at Sunset Hill Memorial Park, Route 322, Cranberry Township, Venango Co., Pennsylvania.^3,5 She was born on September 14, 1896 at Seneca, Venango Co., Pennsylvania.^1,3 As of circa 1921,her married name was Bolles.⁶ She married Mervin Eckles Bolles circa 1921.^7,6,8,3 Ethel Marie Allison died on December 30, 1957 at Oil City, Venango Co., Pennsylvania, at age 61.³

     Myrtle C. Blauser and Verda Clarence "Bertie" Allison were divorced.² Her Social Security Number was 172-14-9954.³ Myrtle C. Blauser was buried at Brandon Cemetery, Brandon, Venango Co., Pennsylvania.¹ She was born on January 29, 1892 at President, Venango Co., Pennsylvania.^3,1 As of September 26, 1923,her married name was Allison.¹ She married Verda Clarence "Bertie" Allison, son of James Allison and Alma Matilda Whitehill, on September 26, 1923.¹ Myrtle C. Blauser died on November 6, 1991 at Oil City, Venango Co., Pennsylvania, at age 99.¹ She Myrtle C. Allison, 99, a former resident of Moran Towers, died at 7:35 p.m. Wednesday in Venango Manor. Born January 29, 1892, in President, she was a daughter of Robert Wesley and Mary Ann Nuhfer Blauser. Mrs. Allison attended McCray School and had lived in the Oil City area all of her life. She worked at Venango Manor ant the Oil City YMCA as a cook for several years. Mrs. Allison was a member of Grace United Methodist Church. She was married September 26, 1923, to Verda C. Allison. He preceded her in death September 18, 1955. Surviving are a son, Robert E. Allison of Mantua, Ohio; a daughter, Mrs. Harold (Lois G.) Jackson of Titusville RD 3; a sister, Mrs. Ann Sheldon of Smethport; 12 grandchildren; and 15 great-grandchildren. Preceding her in death in addition to her husband and parents were a daughter, Mrs. Bette J. Lischner, two sisters and four brothers. Friends will be received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today in the Jonathan H. Hutchinson Funeral Home. Rev. John W. Stevenson, pastor of Grace United Methodist Church, will officiate. Interment will follow in Brandon Cemetery. The family suggests memorials may be made to Grace United Methodist Church or to the Visiting Nurses Association of Venango County. on November 8, 1991.¹

     Lois G. Allison Mrs. Lois G. Jackson, 91, of 114 E. Spruce St. Titusville, died Friday, March 11, 2016 at 5:16 AM at the Titusville Area Hospital. Lois was born on May 5, 1924 in Cranberry to the late Verde and Myrtle Blauser Allison. She married Harold “Bill” Jackson on June 25, 1945 in Oil City. He preceded her in death on January 3, 1996. She was a graduate of Oil City High School. Lois worked as a secretary at the Oil City Hospital for various doctors. She then worked as a librarian for Drake Well Museum and the Y.W.C.A before her retirement. She attended the First United Methodist Church. Lois loved sewing, and in her earlier years worked in a seamstress shop. She enjoyed playing cards, working in her flower garden, landscaping, playing farkle, and watching Jeopardy and Wheel of Fortune. Lois was an avid bowler and competed in several leagues and she loved being with her friends and family. She is survived by her six children; Faye Thoms and husband Jay of Boca Rotan, FL, Harold J. Jackson of Deerfield Beach, FL, Ross C. Jackson of Webster, MA, Jeffery A. Jackson and wife Julie of Putnam, CT, Gregory W. Jackson and companion Tami Pietz of Grand Junction, CO, and Julie Deane husband Ken of Titusville; a step son Jack Wakefield and wife Maxine of Titusville; thirteen grandchildren; nineteen great grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews. Lois was preceded in death by an infant daughter Elizabeth; a grandson Sean Thoms; one brother Robert Allsion; and a sister Betty Tautin. No calling hours will be observed. A memorial service will be conducted on Saturday, March 19, 2016 at 11:00 AM at the Titusville First United Methodist Church with Rev. Edward Gresick, officiating. Inurnment will be at Rynd Farm Cemetery.⁴ She was buried at Rynd Farm Cemetery, Rouseville, Venango Co., Pennsylvania.⁴ She was born on May 5, 1924 at Cranberry Township, Venango Co., Pennsylvania.⁴ As of June 25, 1945,her married name was Jackson.⁴ She married Harold L. Jackson on June 25, 1945 at Oil City, Venango Co., Pennsylvania.^2,4 Lois G. Allison died on March 11, 2016 at Titusville, Crawford Co., Pennsylvania, at age 91.⁴

     Her married name was Tautin.⁶ Her Social Security Number was 198-18-4715.⁷ Bette Jane Allison married Charles Tautin.^6,3 Bette Jane Allison was born on November 9, 1925 at Oil City, Venango Co., Pennsylvania.^7,4 As of June 19, 1981,her married name was Lischner.³ She married Edward Joseph Lischner on June 19, 1981 at Broward Co., Florida.³ Bette Jane Allison died on June 29, 1990 at Pennsylvania at age 64.⁷

     His Social Security Number was 186-22-8506.⁷ Robert Ellsworth Allison was buried at Bethel Cemetery, Holly Meadows, Tucker Co., West Virginia.^4,8 He was born on January 24, 1930 at Seneca, Venango Co., Pennsylvania.^9,7,3,4 He married Shirley Ruth Snyder on July 7, 1984.^8,4 Robert Ellsworth Allison died on October 21, 2002 at Ravenna, Portage Co., Ohio, at age 72; The SSDI and Ohio Death Records has a death date of Oct 22, 2002.^7,9,4,8

     His Social Security Number was 166-10-3418.⁴ Edward Joseph Lischner was born on February 28, 1920 at Homestead, Allegheny Co., Pennsylvania.^4,2,3 He married Bette Jane Allison, daughter of Verda Clarence "Bertie" Allison and Myrtle C. Blauser, on June 19, 1981 at Broward Co., Florida.¹ Edward Joseph Lischner died on July 4, 1987 at Broward Co., Florida, at age 67.²

     Harry Raymond Gibson was buried at Forest Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery, 5400 Market Street, Youngstown, Mahoning Co., Ohio.³ He was born on June 28, 1880 at Reidsburg, Clarion Co., Pennsylvania.^2,1 He married Carrie Mae Allison, daughter of James Allison and Alma Matilda Whitehill, on January 20, 1904.⁴ Harry Raymond Gibson died on May 8, 1957 at Niles, Gallia Co., Ohio, at age 76.⁵

     James Donald Gibson was buried at Forest Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery, 5400 Market Street, Youngstown, Mahoning Co., Ohio.^6,3 He married Mary Wilhelmina Baltes.⁷ James Donald Gibson was born on August 20, 1904 at Oil City, Venango Co., Pennsylvania.^6,3,5 He Donald Gibson, 41, of Oak Hill ave., Youngstown, O., a native of Oil City, died at 4:45 p.m. Saturday at his home. Death was attributed to a heart ailment. Mr. Gibson, who had been employed by the Erie Railroad Co. for 23 years and was an engineer at the time of his death, worked Saturday and was stricken after he returned home. Besides his parents and wife he is survived by a daughter, Donalee at home; and a sister; Mrs. Ruth Farr, of Youngstown. A funeral service was held at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Shriver-Allison funeral home, Youngstown. Interment was in Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Youngstown. Among those attending the service were: Charles Hanna, Mrs. Warren Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Bolles and daughter, Audine, of Oil City and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Allison of Seneca. on November 17, 1945.⁶ He died on November 17, 1945 at Youngstown, Mahoning Co., Ohio, at age 41.^6,3

     Ruth Audine Gibson was buried at Girard Liberty Union Cemetery, 1143 N. State Street, Girard, Trumbull Co., Ohio.⁵ Her Social Security Number was 277-54-2169.⁶ Her married name was Farr.⁷ She was born on October 30, 1907 at Oil City, Venango Co., Pennsylvania; Her birthy certificate has her name as Mabel Gibson.^3,6,4 She married William Edward Farr on March 28, 1928 at Youngstown, Mahoning Co., Ohio.^2,7,8,9 Ruth Audine Gibson died on January 2, 1993 at Warren, Trumbull Co., Ohio, at age 85.^2,6,3

     Mervin Eckles Bolles was buried at Sunset Hill Memorial Park, Route 322, Cranberry Township, Venango Co., Pennsylvania.^5,6 His Social Security Number was 179-28-0105.⁷ He was born on April 8, 1896 at Bradford, McKean Co., Pennsylvania.^7,3,4,8,5 He married Ethel Marie Allison, daughter of James Allison and Alma Matilda Whitehill, circa 1921.^1,2,8,9 Mervin Eckles Bolles died on January 14, 1964 at Oil City, Venango Co., Pennsylvania, at age 67.^8,5 He Mervin E. Bolles, 67, of Pinoak, a partner in Bolles Garage at Pinoak for many years, died at noon Tuesday in the Oil City hospital. Mr. Bolles was born April 8, 1896, near Bradford, a son of Edwin M. and Matilda McCutcheon Bolles. He moved to with his family to the Pinoak area when a child and had lived there since. A skilled mechanic, he built and had patented in Washington, D.C., the first friction drive drilling machine and various other mechanical devices. He and his late brother, Chester, owned and operated Bolles Garage for many years. A veteran of World War I, Mr. Bolles served with a Military Transport Corps stationed at Le Havre, France. Mr. Bolles was a member of the Second Presbyterian Church. His first wife, the former Marie Allison of Seneca, died in 1957. He later married the former Laura Carll Dolby of Oil City, who survives. Also surviving are a daughter, Audine, of Miami, Fla; a sister, Mrs. Gladys Kerr of Franklin RD 2; a half-sister, Mrs. Joan Skidmore of Darling; a half-brother, E. Ellsworth Bolles of Daytona Beach, Fla., and his step-father, Charles Bourne on Bonne Terre, Mo. Friends will be received at the Charles A. Morrison Funeral Home after 3 p.m. today. Funeral arrangements will be announced. on January 15, 1964.⁸

     Her Social Security Number was 296-05-7046.² Her married name was Gibson.³ Mary Wilhelmina Baltes married James Donald Gibson, son of Harry Raymond Gibson and Carrie Mae Allison.³ Mary Wilhelmina Baltes was born on August 7, 1913 at Monaca, Beaver Co., Pennsylvania.^2,1 She died on October 14, 1992 at Los Angeles Co., California, at age 79.^3,2

     William Edward Farr was buried at Girard Liberty Union Cemetery, 1143 N. State Street, Girard, Trumbull Co., Ohio.^1,3 His Social Security Number was 272-03-2976.⁴ He was born on May 11, 1900 at Mineral Ridge, Trumbull Co., Ohio.^4,5,2,3 He married Ruth Audine Gibson, daughter of Harry Raymond Gibson and Carrie Mae Allison, on March 28, 1928 at Youngstown, Mahoning Co., Ohio.^6,7,8,3 William Edward Farr died on September 28, 1970 at Warren, Trumbull Co., Ohio, at age 70.^9,3 He Niles - William Farr, 72, 2356 Youll St., died of cancer at 6:55 p.m. Monday in Trumbull Memorial Hospital following a three month illness. Born May 11, 1900 in Mineral Ridge, he was a son of Edward and Bertha Gabriel Farr. A resident of this vicinity all of his life, he was employed in the maintenance department of U.S. Steel Corp. prior to his retirement. Survivors include his wife. Ruth Gibson Farr, whom he married 42 years ago; two sons, Robert of Girard, David of St. Louis, Mo; a daughter, Mrs. Caroline Stuhldreher of Niles; a brother, Fred of Girard; and five grandchildren. Services will be held Thursday at 1 p.m. at the Blackstone Funeral Home, Liberty Street Chapel, Girard. Burial will be in the Liberty Union Cemetery there. on September 29, 1970.³

     Robert Neal Farr was buried at Kerrs Cemetery, Mineral Ridge, Trumbull Co., Ohio.^3,2 He married Terry Philomena Coccia.² Robert Neal Farr was born on June 10, 1929 at Youngstown, Mahoning Co., Ohio.^7,3,2 He married Mary Elizabeth Adams on October 22, 1953 at Trumbull Co., Ohio.⁸ Robert Neal Farr died on February 21, 2002 at Sylmar, Los Angeles Co., California, at age 72.^7,3,2 He Sylmar, Calif - Robert N. Farr, 72, of 12677 Cathy St., formerly of Youngstown, died Thursday evening at his daughter's residence following a one-year illness. Mr. Farr was born June 10, 1929 in Youngstown, a son of William and Ruth Gibson Farr. He was a fork lift operator for the former Beacon Trucking in Los Angeles for 14 years, retiring in 1988. Mr. Farr is survived by his daughter, Barbara Moya, with whom he made his home; a brother, David of Foristell, Mo; three grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by a son, Robert Jr., and a sister, Carolyn Stuhldreher. There will be no calling hours. Graveside services will be at a later date. Burial will be in Kerr Cemetery. Arrangements will be handled by the Robert P. McDermott Memorial Home in Niles. on February 24, 2002.³

     Mary Elizabeth Adams was buried at Girard Liberty Union Cemetery, 1143 N. State Street, Girard, Trumbull Co., Ohio.² Her Social Security Number was 301-20-3763.³ She was born on June 12, 1926 at Ohio.³ As of October 22, 1953,her married name was Farr.¹ She married Robert Neal Farr, son of William Edward Farr and Ruth Audine Gibson, on October 22, 1953 at Trumbull Co., Ohio.¹ Mary Elizabeth Adams died on October 19, 1972 at Youngstown, Mahoning Co., Ohio, at age 46.⁴

     His Social Security Number was 277-54-1180.⁴ Robert Neal Farr Jr. was buried at Girard Liberty Union Cemetery, 1143 N. State Street, Girard, Trumbull Co., Ohio.² He was born on April 28, 1954 at Youngstown, Mahoning Co., Ohio.^4,1 He died on December 26, 1978 at Trumbull Co., Ohio, at age 24.⁵