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Index to 1943 Obituaries in the Canton Repository Index to 1943 Obituaries in the Canton Repository Published by the Stark County District Library, 2005 Canton, OH Page 1 Index to 1943 Obituaries in the Canton Repository The following is an alphabetical listing, by the deceased’s surname, of obituaries that appeared in the Canton, Ohio newspaper, The Repository. It was compiled by the library staff during the course of the year in the hope that it would be a useful tool to genealogy, as well as other researchers. To use this index, simply locate the name of the person whose obituary you wish to find. The entries will appear as follows: Miller William A. (Estella M.) Mrs. 1940 Jan. 13 30 The first column is the name of the deceased. The second gives the date on which the item appeared. And the third tells the page number containing the obituary. You may find one name with multiple listings showing different dates and locations in the paper. This indicates consecutive listings for that individual. I encourage you to view each for additional information. Page 2 Surname Given Name Maiden Title Year Mth. Day Pg. Abbuhl Bertha Mrs. 1943 Mar. 3 4 Abraham George 1943 Sept. 29 5 Abrams William H. 1943 Oct. 14 10 Ackerman Carl B. Dr. 1943 Jun. 9 11 Ackerman Ephraim (Nellie) Blake Mrs. 1943 Aug. 8 9 Ackerman Harry 1943 Aug. 26 12 Ackerman Nellie F. Mrs. 1943 Dec. 4 2 Ackerman Nellie F. Mrs. 1943 Dec. 5 17 Adams Eli J. 1943 Jun. 11 11 Adams J. Chester 1943 Feb. 13 8 Adams Kenneth M. Lt. 1943 Oct. 2 1 Adams Kenneth M. Lt. 1943 Oct. 4 4 Adams Kenneth M. Lt. 1943 Oct. 5 22 Adams Lazarus 1943 Feb. 4 8 Addy Charles 1943 Nov. 27 2 Adelman Samuel 1943 Jan. 4 16 Adelman Samuel 1943 Jan. 5 12 Adler Harriet Mrs. 1943 Sept. 18 8 Adler Harriet E. Mrs. 1943 Sept. 19 13 Adler Harriet E. Mrs. 1943 Sept. 20 5 Agne Ira 1943 Aug. 16 7 Agne Ira 1943 Aug. 17 8 Agnes Dennis J. 1943 Jun. 2 5 Aikens Philip L. 1943 May 8 8 Aikens Phillip L. 1943 May 7 10 Ailes James B. 1943 Mar. 14 9 Albaugh Barbara Mrs. 1943 Jan. 22 12 Albaugh Barbara Mrs. 1943 Jan. 23 8 Albaugh Barbara Mrs. 1943 Jan. 24 11 Albert Louis 1943 Oct. 18 7 Albert Louis 1943 Oct. 20 10 Albright Burton L. 1943 Dec. 1 8 Albright Burton L. 1943 Nov. 30 4 Albright Charles A. 1943 Sept. 3 13 Albright Frank 1943 Apr. 24 8 Alcorn Samuel P. 1943 May 11 4 Alexander Roy (Roma) Mrs. 1943 Oct. 26 8 Alexander Roy (Roma) Mrs. 1943 Oct. 28 17 Alexander Thomas A. 1943 Apr. 21 4 Alexie Lionel 1943 Mar. 8 7 Alexie Lionel 1943 Feb. 28 4 Alinio Peter 1943 Mar. 13 8 Alinio Peter 1943 Mar. 14 9 Allcorn Lewis (Pearl) Mrs. 1943 Jun. 4 8 Allen Earline 1943 Apr. 7 1 Allen Jessie B. Mrs. 1943 Oct. 22 10 Allen Venie Mrs. 1943 Apr. 26 7 Allen William O. 1943 Apr. 26 7 Allender William 1943 Jul. 21 4 Aller June Ellen 1943 Mar. 14 9 Allison William Mrs. 1943 Apr. 22 32 Allison William 1943 Apr. 22 32 Allman John H. 1943 Apr. 8 13 Allott Estella Mrs. 1943 Dec. 11 2 Alonzo Louis 1943 Nov. 22 10 Page 1 Surname Given Name Maiden Title Year Mth. Day Pg. Alonzo Louis 1943 Nov. 23 26 Alonzo Louis 1943 Nov. 24 14 Alpeter William Mrs. 1943 Aug. 5 9 Altenburg Otto F. 1943 Oct. 21 27 Altenburg Otto F. 1943 Oct. 22 10 Alter Charles N. 1943 Nov. 18 12 Altland J. C. 1943 Aug. 15 9 Altland J. Calvin 1943 Aug. 14 3 Altman Louis 1943 Dec. 13 1 Alvarez Celestino 1943 Apr. 6 4 Alvarez Celestino 1943 Apr. 7 4 Alvarez Celestino 1943 Apr. 8 13 Alvarez Ricardo 1943 Feb. 18 4 Aman Ralph W. 1943 Dec. 11 2 Amato Dolores 1943 Apr. 5 3 Ambler Lucinda Mrs. 1943 May 3 3 Ames Emma Mrs. 1943 Sept. 25 8 Ames Emma Mrs. 1943 Sept. 26 16 Ames William H. 1943 Jan. 29 15 Amiet Arthur W. 1943 Nov. 5 13 Amiet Arthur W. 1943 Nov. 6 2 Amiet Arthur W. 1943 Nov. 8 20 Ammanetti Giulio 1943 Oct. 6 8 Ammerman Bessie Mrs. 1943 Mar. 30 5 Amon Mary Kathryn 1943 Feb. 13 8 Amorosa Florence Mrs. 1943 Nov. 6 2 Amorosa Florence Mrs. 1943 Nov. 7 15 Amos Betty 1943 Mar. 19 23 Amos Philip 1943 Oct. 4 4 Amstutz Jacob 1943 Jun. 28 4 Anderson Arthur 1943 Mar. 22 5 Anderson Charles E. 1943 Nov. 2 20 Anderson David 1943 Aug. 12 4 Anderson infant 1943 Nov. 6 2 Anderson J. A. Mrs. 1943 May 7 10 Anderson J. A. Mrs. 1943 May 8 8 Anderson Jack 1943 Feb. 14 8 Anderson James H. 1943 Dec. 31 3 Anderson John A. 1943 Jun. 25 9 Anderson John A. 1943 Jun. 26 8 Anderson John A. 1943 Jun. 27 8 Anderson John A. (Nellie T.) Mrs. 1943 Oct. 26 8 Anderson Martin 1943 Nov. 3 4 Anderson Martin 1943 Nov. 6 2 Anderson Nora Mrs. 1943 Apr. 10 8 Anderson Othello 1943 Jul. 12 4 Anderson William G. 1943 Feb. 25 14 Andre Austin J. 1943 May 14 13 Andreas Emerson J. 1943 Aug. 7 8 Andrews Duff 1943 May 4 10 Andrews Duff 1943 May 7 10 Andrews Mary Mrs. 1943 Apr. 22 32 Andriotto Jeannette Mrs. 1943 Jul. 23 8 Andriotto Jeannette Mrs. 1943 Jul. 24 8 Andriotto Jeannette Mrs. 1943 Jul. 25 12 Page 2 Surname Given Name Maiden Title Year Mth. Day Pg. Angeli Alma Mrs. 1943 Oct. 18 1 Angeli Alma Mrs. 1943 Oct. 19 5 Angeli Walter E. Sr. 1943 Oct. 18 1 Angeli Walter E. Sr. 1943 Oct. 19 5 Ankney Jacob Mrs. 1943 Oct. 10 12 Antenucci John (Carmel) Mrs. 1943 Aug. 21 8 Antenucci John (Carmel) Mrs. 1943 Aug. 22 12 Apolin Anna Mrs. 1943 May 17 8 Apolin Anna Roth Mrs. 1943 May 19 4 Appleby William 1943 Aug. 23 4 Appleby William 1943 Aug. 22 12 Arbaugh Margaret M. 1943 Mar. 1 5 Arbaugh Margaret M. 1943 Feb. 28 13 Archer Edward (Evie Lucille) Mrs. 1943 Oct. 20 10 Archer Edward (Evie Lucille) Mrs. 1943 Oct. 21 27 Armbrust Albert Pvt. 1943 Sept. 12 1 Armstrong Anna Mrs. 1943 May 8 8 Armstrong David C. 1943 Apr. 1 14 Armstrong David C. 1943 Mar. 31 22 Armstrong Ella Mrs. 1943 Sept. 30 10 Armstrong Martin B. 1943 Apr. 30 8 Armstrong William (Ella) Mrs. 1943 Sept. 27 5 Arnold Allen L. 1943 Feb. 22 12 Arntz Grace M. Mrs. 1943 Aug. 2 4 Artaville Sebastian 1943 Nov. 9 1 Artaville Sebastian 1943 Nov. 10 8 Ashbrook Charles J. 1943 Dec. 27 4 Ashelman Jesse C. 1943 Jan. 13 11 Ashley Henry 1943 Oct. 7 4 Ashley Henry 1943 Oct. 8 9 Ashton James (Ruby) Walters Mrs. 1943 Dec. 17 21 Aslanes Rose Marie 1943 Aug. 10 20 Atkins John (Dafing) Mrs. 1943 Jun. 21 4 Atkinson Uriah 1943 May 15 5 Austin David Allen 1943 Aug. 9 9 Averell A. Henry 1943 Mar. 5 10 Avery Helen Mrs. 1943 Jun. 1 4 Avery Helen Mrs. 1943 May 31 4 Ayers Homer (Mildred W.) Mrs. 1943 May 1 4 Ayers Kathryn Mrs. 1943 Dec. 11 2 Ayres Homer (Mildred W.) Mrs. 1943 May 2 10 Ayres Homer (Mildred W.) Mrs. 1943 May 3 3 Page 3 Surname Given Name Maiden Title Year Mth. Day Pg. Babb Edwin (Edith) Mrs. 1943 Jul. 12 4 Babcox Laura Mrs. 1943 Sept. 4 5 Babcox Laura Mrs. 1943 Sept. 5 10 Babcox Laura Mrs. 1943 Sept. 6 24 Babington John (Anna) Mrs. 1943 Dec. 6 4 Bach Charles Sr. 1943 May 11 4 Bachar Amos 1943 May 10 7 Bachar Amos 1943 May 11 4 Bachert Ed C. 1943 Dec. 4 2 Bachert Ed C. 1943 Dec. 5 17 Backo Benjamin 1943 Oct. 19 5 Backus Blanche Mrs. 1943 Mar. 2 9 Baddely Arthur (Harriett Z.) Mrs. 1943 Mar. 9 4 Bader Herman L. 1943 Jan. 24 11 Baer Roscoe 1943 Aug. 18 17 Baer Roscoe 1943 Aug. 19 8 Bailey Eliza Mrs. 1943 Jul. 23 8 Bailey Jimmie D. 1943 Sept. 16 14 Bailey Raymond D. 1943 Sept. 22 8 Bailey Raymond D. 1943 Sept. 23 5 Bailey Shirley Ann 1943 Jun. 1 4 Bailey Shirley Ann 1943 Jun. 2 5 Bailey Theodore Pvt. 1943 Jan. 11 16 Bailey Wilbur J. 1943 May 24 5 Bair Ambrose L. 1943 Feb. 1 5 Bair Charles M. 1943 Mar. 28 9 Bair Harry M. 1943 Feb. 14 8 Bair Harry M. 1943 Feb. 15 4 Bair Reuben (Mary Elizabeth) Mrs. 1943 Mar. 11 5 Baird Burton A. 1943 Apr. 2 11 Baird Burton A. 1943 Apr. 3 8 Baird Louisa Mrs. 1943 Mar. 11 5 Baird Rosa Mrs. 1943 Mar. 10 4 Baker Bert 1943 Apr. 24 8 Baker Daniel (Bessie) Rowe Mrs. 1943 Jul. 10 8 Baker Emma Mrs. 1943 Jul. 17 8 Baker Franklin H. 1943 Mar. 2 9 Baker Fred (Olia E.) Mrs. 1943 Jul. 24 8 Baker Harry 1943 Oct. 12 4 Baker John F. 1943 Apr. 16 10 Baker Joseph F. 1943 Oct. 14 10 Baker Joseph F. 1943 Oct. 15 14 Baker Joshua 1943 Apr. 1 14 Baker Julia Mrs. 1943 Oct. 24 12 Baker Mary Elizabeth 1943 Dec. 26 13 Baker Myrtle Mrs. 1943 Jun. 8 4 Baker Wesley K.
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