Gender | Male | |
Cause of Death | Organic Heart Disease [1] | |
Medical Notes | Thomas claims he contracted piles and rhumatism while on duty during the Civil War in Chattanooga, TN because he had to lie on wet ground. He never saw a doctor for either atthe time “becaus I thought i wout get over it and never spoke with him in regurt to it” [2] | |
Birth | 26 November 1843 | Switzerland [1, 3] |
Immigration | 1851 | |
Naturalization | before 1900 | |
Cemetery | Sutton Cemetery | |
Death Notice | Clinton Republican 1916 THOMAS HEFTY Died Suddenly of Heart Disease Friday--Cival War Veteran After arising, looking after his horse and chickens and eating his breakfast as usual, Thomas Hefy died suddenly of heart trouble at his home on Euclid avenue, Tuesday morning. With a complaint of being tired, he sat down in a chair and was found dead by his wife a few minutes later. Thomas Hefty was born in Switzerland in 1841, and came to New York city with his parents and several brothers and sisters when he was 11 years of age. In his early manhood he was employed as a painter in New York, later going to Indiana to take up farming. He was married there in 1850 to Miss Jalana Brand, to whom six children were born. He Joined the 29th Indiana regiment and fought in the civil war as a private soldier for two years. He came to Michigan about thirty-three years ago, settling on a farm in Gratiot county, ten miles north of St. Johns. About fourteen years ago he moved to St. Johns and a few years later his wife died. In 1906 he was united in marriage to Mrs. Rhoda Walker, who survives him. His six children survive him: Mrs. Lucinda Phippany of Greenbush; William of Greenbush; Mrs. Lizzie Walker of Pompeii; John of Duplain; Mrs. Ella Jones of Ovid township Mrs. Maud Foster of Gratiot county; also twenty grandchildren and two brothers, William of Hicksville, Ohio and John of Auburn, Ind. He was a Canton member of the St. Johns Lodge of oddfellows. The funeral services will be held at the home on Friday at 1 o’clock. Rev. C. W. Ballon of the United Brethren church will officiate. Burial will be made in the Sutton cemetery in Gratiot county. | |
Residence(s) | 1841: Switzerland 1852: New York 1864-66: Waterloo, DeKalb Co., Indiana 1868: purchased land from Edward Campbell in Smithfield Twp., DeKalb Co., Indiana 1870-1879: Smithfield, DeKalb Co., Indiana 1879-1894: NW1/4 of SW1/4 of Section 20, Bridgeville, Washington twp., Gratiot Co., Michigan 1900-10: 306 Euclid Ave, St. John’s, Clinton Co., Michigan 1916: 506 Euclid Ave, St Johns, Clinton Co., MI [1, 2, 4, 5] | |
Death | 18 April 1916 | St. Johns, Bingham Twp., Clinton Co., Michigan, USA [1, 6] |
Burial | 21 April 1916 | Gratiot Co., Michigan, USA [1] |
Headstones | Submit Headstone Photo | |
Person ID | I9009 | Angus Saline's Genealogy |
Last Modified | 27 April 2013 |
Father | Peter Hefty b. about 1820, Switzerland | |
Mother | Margaret Yennie b. about 1820, Switzerland | |
Family ID | F6321 | Family Group Sheet | Family Chart |
Family/Spouse 1 | Jolana Brand b. 11 April 1841, Indiana, USA d. 27 December 1899, St. John’s, Clinton Co., Michigan, USA (Age 58 years) | |||||||||||||||
Marriage | 15 March 1866 | DeKalb, DeKalb Co., Indiana, USA [7] | ||||||||||||||
Wedding Details | married by John Potts | |||||||||||||||
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Family ID | F6267 | Family Group Sheet | Family Chart |
Family/Spouse 2 | Rhoda Jane Davis b. about 1845, Riley twp., Clinton Co., Michigan, USA d. 1916 (Age 71 years) | |
Marriage | 26 March 1901 | Bengal twp., Clinton Co., Michigan, USA [8] |
Wedding Details | married by Rev. Eli Good [8] | |
Family ID | F6448 | Family Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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