Nathan Richard McDowell (1854-1925) obituary

Summary

Nathan Richard McDowell (1854-1925) obituary is an obituary^[1].

Key Facts

• Nathan Richard McDowell (1854-1925) obituary's image is recorded as Nathan Richard McDowell (1854-1925) in the Middletown Daily Herald of Middletown, New York on March 16, 1925.png^[2].
• Nathan Richard McDowell (1854-1925) obituary's instance of is recorded as obituary^[3].
• Nathan Richard McDowell (1854-1925) obituary's location is recorded as Westbrookville^[4].
• Nathan Richard McDowell (1854-1925) obituary's main subject is recorded as Nathan Richard McDowell^[5].
• Nathan Richard McDowell (1854-1925) obituary's main subject is recorded as Westbrookville Cemetery^[6].
• Nathan Richard McDowell (1854-1925) obituary's main subject is recorded as Westbrookville United Methodist Church^[7].
• Nathan Richard McDowell (1854-1925) obituary's main subject is recorded as Fletcher E. Rhodes^[8].
• Nathan Richard McDowell (1854-1925) obituary's main subject is recorded as William Nathan McDowell^[9].
• Nathan Richard McDowell (1854-1925) obituary's published in is recorded as Middletown Daily Herald^[10].
• Nathan Richard McDowell (1854-1925) obituary's title is recorded as Burns Fatal To Aged Man. Nathan McDowell, 70, of Westbrookville Dies Following Stroke. Blaze Destroyed Home^[11].
• Nathan Richard McDowell (1854-1925) obituary's first line is recorded as Nathan McDowell, 70, who was dragged unconscious from his burning home here Friday, February 27, died from the burns and shock at his home here Sunday.^[12].
• Nathan Richard McDowell (1854-1925) obituary's copyright status is recorded as public domain^[13].
• Nathan Richard McDowell (1854-1925) obituary's quotation or excerpt is recorded as Nathan McDowell, 70, who was dragged unconscious from his burning home here Friday, February 27, died from the burns and shock at his home here Sunday. A stroke which he had suffered five weeks ago hastened his death. On Friday, February 27, as told in The Herald at the time, the McDowell home was discovered on fire by neighbors. Eugene Rhodes, father of Sheriff Fletcher E. Rhodes, rushed into the blazing building and dragged Mr. McDowell out, who was unconscious, and whose clothing was afire. The building was burned to the ground. Mr. McDowell, who was alone in the house, was badly burned about the face and neck. Nathan Richard McDowell was born at Westbrookville, April 25, 1854, son of Martin C. McDowell and Martha Baker McDowell, and was a lifelong resident of this place. He was married at Otisville February 28, 1880 to Alvira Van Keuren. Surviving are his wife and nine children, Oscar D. McDowell of Kings Port, Long Island; Viola, wife of Archibald Page of Westbrookville; Orin L. of Otisville; Edward L. of Westbrookville; Chalania, wife of Harry McBride of Fallsburgh; V.M. McDowell of Middletown; Asa A. of Westbrookville; William N. McDowell of Middletown; and Stanley McDowell of Westbrookville. The funeral will be held at the Methodist Church at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon, in charge of Rev. Theodore Ether. Interment at Westbrookville Cemetery.^[14].