Son of Montgomery and Naomi Weaver Criswell, he was married, a laborer, lived at 222 Main St, Oil City, died in Oil City Hospital, where he'd been 17 days, of obstruction of bowels, operated on June 25 for relief, and developed broncho-pneumonia July 6, 1921, per death certificate 69826, whose informant was his mother, 343 Liberty Street, Franklin. Buried Jul 15 1921.
Per New York Marriage License, on Nov 26 1913 in Chautauqua Co, NY, Guy L. Weaver of Emlenton, PA, financier, 28, born in Richland Township, PA, son of M. C. and Naomi Weaver, married Lizzie L. Beebe of Richland, PA, 18, born in Richland Township, daughter of P. W. and Laura Layton Beebe.
The 1900 census lists him as Guy Criswell, son of Montgomery and Naomi Criswell.
The WWI Draft Card lists him as Guy Lamont Criswell, born Jun 13 1880, machinist for Joseph Reid Gas Engine Co., living at 513 Bissell, Oil City.
Why doe the marriage license use the surname Weaver?
Franklin News-Herald, Wednesday, Jul 13 1921:
Guy Lamont Criswell, 41, of 222 Main Street, died at 9:50 pm yesterday at Oil City Hospital following an operation June 25 for appendicitis and bowel trouble. He was born and spent the greater part of his life near Nickleville, and lived here only a few years.
Surviving are his wife; three daughters, Naomi Grace, Anna Pearl, and Elva, at home; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery Criswell of Franklin; a sister, Mrs. Blanche Beals of Prospect Park, Franklin (Rocky Grove); and a brother, Roy L. Criswell of Pittsburgh.
A short prayer service will be at 323 Liberty Street, Franklin, the home of his parents, at 10 am standard time, Friday. The body will be taken to the Presbyterian Church at Nickleville where services will be with Rev. Thomas G. Koontz in charge. Interment will be in Nickleville Cemetery.
Per New York Marriage License, on Nov 26 1913 in Chautauqua Co, NY, Guy L. Weaver of Emlenton, PA, financier, 28, born in Richland Township, PA, son of M. C. and Naomi Weaver, married Lizzie L. Beebe of Richland, PA, 18, born in Richland Township, daughter of P. W. and Laura Layton Beebe.
The 1900 census lists him as Guy Criswell, son of Montgomery and Naomi Criswell.
The WWI Draft Card lists him as Guy Lamont Criswell, born Jun 13 1880, machinist for Joseph Reid Gas Engine Co., living at 513 Bissell, Oil City.
Why doe the marriage license use the surname Weaver?
Franklin News-Herald, Wednesday, Jul 13 1921:
Guy Lamont Criswell, 41, of 222 Main Street, died at 9:50 pm yesterday at Oil City Hospital following an operation June 25 for appendicitis and bowel trouble. He was born and spent the greater part of his life near Nickleville, and lived here only a few years.
Surviving are his wife; three daughters, Naomi Grace, Anna Pearl, and Elva, at home; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery Criswell of Franklin; a sister, Mrs. Blanche Beals of Prospect Park, Franklin (Rocky Grove); and a brother, Roy L. Criswell of Pittsburgh.
A short prayer service will be at 323 Liberty Street, Franklin, the home of his parents, at 10 am standard time, Friday. The body will be taken to the Presbyterian Church at Nickleville where services will be with Rev. Thomas G. Koontz in charge. Interment will be in Nickleville Cemetery.
Son of Montgomery and Naomi Weaver Criswell, he was married, a laborer, lived at 222 Main St, Oil City, died in Oil City Hospital, where he'd been 17 days, of obstruction of bowels, operated on June 25 for relief, and developed broncho-pneumonia July 6, 1921, per death certificate 69826, whose informant was his mother, 343 Liberty Street, Franklin. Buried Jul 15 1921.
Per New York Marriage License, on Nov 26 1913 in Chautauqua Co, NY, Guy L. Weaver of Emlenton, PA, financier, 28, born in Richland Township, PA, son of M. C. and Naomi Weaver, married Lizzie L. Beebe of Richland, PA, 18, born in Richland Township, daughter of P. W. and Laura Layton Beebe.
The 1900 census lists him as Guy Criswell, son of Montgomery and Naomi Criswell.
The WWI Draft Card lists him as Guy Lamont Criswell, born Jun 13 1880, machinist for Joseph Reid Gas Engine Co., living at 513 Bissell, Oil City.
Why doe the marriage license use the surname Weaver?
Franklin News-Herald, Wednesday, Jul 13 1921:
Guy Lamont Criswell, 41, of 222 Main Street, died at 9:50 pm yesterday at Oil City Hospital following an operation June 25 for appendicitis and bowel trouble. He was born and spent the greater part of his life near Nickleville, and lived here only a few years.
Surviving are his wife; three daughters, Naomi Grace, Anna Pearl, and Elva, at home; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery Criswell of Franklin; a sister, Mrs. Blanche Beals of Prospect Park, Franklin (Rocky Grove); and a brother, Roy L. Criswell of Pittsburgh.
A short prayer service will be at 323 Liberty Street, Franklin, the home of his parents, at 10 am standard time, Friday. The body will be taken to the Presbyterian Church at Nickleville where services will be with Rev. Thomas G. Koontz in charge. Interment will be in Nickleville Cemetery.
Per New York Marriage License, on Nov 26 1913 in Chautauqua Co, NY, Guy L. Weaver of Emlenton, PA, financier, 28, born in Richland Township, PA, son of M. C. and Naomi Weaver, married Lizzie L. Beebe of Richland, PA, 18, born in Richland Township, daughter of P. W. and Laura Layton Beebe.
The 1900 census lists him as Guy Criswell, son of Montgomery and Naomi Criswell.
The WWI Draft Card lists him as Guy Lamont Criswell, born Jun 13 1880, machinist for Joseph Reid Gas Engine Co., living at 513 Bissell, Oil City.
Why doe the marriage license use the surname Weaver?
Franklin News-Herald, Wednesday, Jul 13 1921:
Guy Lamont Criswell, 41, of 222 Main Street, died at 9:50 pm yesterday at Oil City Hospital following an operation June 25 for appendicitis and bowel trouble. He was born and spent the greater part of his life near Nickleville, and lived here only a few years.
Surviving are his wife; three daughters, Naomi Grace, Anna Pearl, and Elva, at home; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery Criswell of Franklin; a sister, Mrs. Blanche Beals of Prospect Park, Franklin (Rocky Grove); and a brother, Roy L. Criswell of Pittsburgh.
A short prayer service will be at 323 Liberty Street, Franklin, the home of his parents, at 10 am standard time, Friday. The body will be taken to the Presbyterian Church at Nickleville where services will be with Rev. Thomas G. Koontz in charge. Interment will be in Nickleville Cemetery.
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