The story of Johnstown : its early settlement, rise ... - JohnstownCafe
The story of Johnstown : its early settlement, rise ... - JohnstownCafe
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Lii'-;;!;.;!",^ manners, wlm took solo parts in tlu' Welsh choirs. Tlie great niaj(^rit\<br />
<strong>of</strong> the Welsh owned their own lionies and Were jMinlent and prosperous<br />
eitiz«'ns. Dr. Walters, whose othce on \"ine street was hustled to the railroad<br />
bridge, prepared a partial list <strong>of</strong> the loss <strong>of</strong> lite among this naticmalitN'. He<br />
enioUed 140 \-ictinis. whicli nia\ be regartled as approximately correct, and<br />
estimated the Welsh Inss <strong>of</strong> property at upwards <strong>of</strong> a million dollars. <strong>The</strong><br />
n.imes lui the Doctor's paper were:<br />
\'iNt Street. — .Mr«. Josi.ah T. Evans .ind four children, Mrs Noah LlL-wellyn, and three<br />
children. Mrs John Llewellyn. Rev. E \V. Jones and wife, boy <strong>of</strong> David J, Jenkins. Mrs.<br />
John K Jones two children <strong>of</strong> Robert L Rees<br />
M\KKKT Street — H I'ritchard. vife and thrte chiKiren . S I>a\ is. wife and tue<br />
children Owen wife and two grandchildren ;<br />
;<br />
J<br />
T Harris and fi\e children<br />
:<br />
Mrs D. I) Rees ;<br />
children <strong>of</strong> Evan .V- James: child <strong>of</strong> R. R, Thomas : <strong>of</strong> Lewis John<br />
Harris Richards, on a visit from Rome, X. V.. and William L Davis<br />
.<br />
Main Street. — Mrs. John W James and son : Hiii;hes and daughter , <strong>of</strong> Rev<br />
Mr Evans<br />
Loi iisr Street—-Mr^ .\ubre\ I'arsons. .Mrs Jenkin Thomas and three children Mrs<br />
:<br />
f'hil Davis and daughter<br />
Walnct Street. — fob Morgan, Mrs William T. Harris<br />
;<br />
Potts Street.—Emma Hughes<br />
Chestnut Street. — .\lben Wherry<br />
Union Street — John Hmvells. wife and child : Mrs<br />
William Howells, wife and daughter :<br />
and six children .<br />
<strong>of</strong> Thomas Llewell\n<br />
Davis E\ans, Mrs R R Edwards :<br />
.\ndrews. William ] Williams. Mrs J<br />
D Jones<br />
D Richards. Mrs John Rees Powell.<br />
Lincoln Street. — Mrs Ben. lames<br />
River Sireet — James Jones and tvvo children ,<br />
.\ubrev. Mrs Ex an Morgan. William<br />
McMeans. Mrs Moses Uwen and live children : Mrs. Worthingtoii and three children ,<br />
Mrs. Williams, Joseph Williams. Minerva Harris. Geor'.:e Heisel<br />
Iron Street, Mh.lvii.le — Roger Edwards. Mrs Lewis R Jones, Mrs William Cadogan<br />
and daughter : Edward Evans and hve children , .\nnaniah Lewis. Mrs T I' Wil-<br />
:<br />
,<br />
liams and child: Lizzie Lewis. Oril Lewis, Mrs .\bram Price and child. Miss Tydvil<br />
Thomas. Mrs Wm. T. Morgan and two children children <strong>of</strong> Mrs Thomas Clwen. J.imes<br />
Lewis<br />
WooDV.\LE.- Evan -B. Evans, wife and child D.a\ is and five children . Jones<br />
and family: Richard Jones and five children<br />
CoNEMAUuH BoR'ji'GH — Mrs Wm W Jones and three children<br />
Her children were leading Mrs. McConaui;h\- up-stairs. hoping it would be<br />
a safe place for their mother. Tlie excitement o\ercame her and she died in<br />
the hallwaw <strong>The</strong> building tumbled and the bod\' was carried <strong>of</strong>f.<br />
Misses Jennie and Mary White, daughters <strong>of</strong> the head <strong>of</strong> the niiUiriery department<br />
<strong>of</strong> the Cambria Iron Ci:mipan\''s store, noted for tiieir personal<br />
i.harms and animation, were lu.it divided in death. 'Sijuire Stra\er's amiable<br />
f.imily ami scores more might lie mentioned. \\'oodvale and tlu; Second and<br />
1 hird wards <strong>of</strong> <strong>Johnstown</strong> liad not a resident voter ijn fime 1st. Onh three<br />
houses remained on the east -.itie <strong>of</strong> Hedfcird street, lietween Main and the<br />
railroad. Could anything make clearer the appalling destruction ol life which<br />
this inulIie.^