OBIT: Noah KLINEFELTER, 1907, Hanover, York County, PA

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Noah Klinefelter for many years a miller and farmer near Kingsdale this county 
died at his home in Hanover on last Thursday aged 67 years, 11 months and 18 
days. He was the son of George D. Klinefelter and was married about 41 years ago 
to Miss Julia Rohrbaugh, who survives him with two sons and two daughters. John 
S. of New London, Conn., Milton A. and Miss Jeannie F. at home. Mrs. John Hamme 
of Hanover.

Two brothers and two sister also survived. Amos and George Klinefelter of 
Baltimore. Mrs. Chas Frysinger of York and Mrs. Elizabeth Dillon of Phila. 
Deceased was a veteran of the Civil War. 

Gettysburg Compiler, Wednesday 29 May 1907




Death's Doings

Noah F. Klinefelter died at his home, No 123 McSherrystown Avenue, at 3:35 --m. 
Thursday after an illness of several months from a complication of disease aged 
67, 11 months, and 18 days.

Mr. Klinefelter was a son of George D. Klinefelter and was married about 48 
years to Miss Julia Rohrbaugh, daughter of John Rohrbaugh of Heidelberg 
Township, who survives him, with two sons, John S. Klinefelter of New London 
Conn. Milton A. Klinefelter, at home and two daughters- Mrs. John Hamme of 
McSherrystown Avenue and Miss Jennie E. Klinefelter at home. Two brothers Amos 
and Geo Klinefelter of Baltimore, and two sisters- Mrs. Charles Frysinger of 
York and Mrs. Elizabeth Dillon of Philadelphia also survive.
Deceased was a veteran of the civil war, having served in Co D. 76th Regiment of 
Infantry. P.V. under Capt. Wm S. Diller. He was a member of Major Jenkins Post 
N. 99. G.A.R. and a pensioner. Mr. Klinefelter was a miller by trade, which 
occupation he followed together with farming, until 16 years ago, when he moved 
to Hanover, from Kingsdale, MD and has lived retired since.

Funeral Saturday, May 25, at 1 p.m. at the house. Interment in Mt Olivet 
Cemetery.

The Hanover Herald, Hanover, PA, Saturday, May 25, 1907