Person:George Hamman (4)

Vol. 5-6, December 8, 1865, for Jacob Hamman,
"... I give and devise to my son George J. Hamman the seventh part of all my estate."

With picture of him and tombstone.

GEORGE J. HAMMAN
George J. Hamman, 65 years old, a farmer residing near Lanterman's Falls on the Cornersburg road, died from organic heart disease early Friday morning.
Deceased was born in Austintown and before taking up his residence on the farm where his death occurred, lived in Cornersburg. He was well known in this section and was a member of the Evangelican Lutheran church at Canfield.
Mr. Hamman is survived by his wife, Lucy, and by these children: Mrs. E.W. Corll, Cornersburg; William, Cornersburg; Mrs. George Brooks, Lafayette, Col.; Mrs. Lester Brackenbury, Independence, Mo.; Charles, Los Angeles, Cal.; Mrs. Ellen Crum, Youngstown, and Alvin W., , Youngstown. In addition he is survived by one brother and one sister, as follows: Frank Hamman, Cornersburg, and Mrs. Mary Rheubright, also of Cornersburg.
The hour of the funeral will be announced later, owing to the length of time required to hear from distant relatives.

THE HAMMAN FUNERAL
The funeral of George J. Hamman, who resided near Lanterman's Falls, will be held Monday at 1:30, standard, in the afternoon from the family home, with interment at Cornersburg. It is requested all flowers be omitted.

HAMMAN FUNERAL CHANGED
Late Saturday the time of the funeral of George J. Hamman, Lanterman's Falls, was changed. The hour selected is 12:30 standard from the residence and 1:30 standard from the Lutheran church at Cornersburg. The other notice with regard to the funeral which appears in this issue should be disregarded.

CORNERSBURG
Funeral services were held over the remains of George Hamman Monday afternoon from the Lutheran church. He is survived by a wife, three sons and four daughters. His age was 65 years. Interment was made in the Lutheran cemetery south of the village. Rev. Boory of Youngstown conducted the services.