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The Muskegon Chronicle
Friday, 15 December, 1939

         J. F. MAXFIELD, 80, Once Workman
          For Hackley, Dies
          
         JARED F. MAXFIELD, 80 years old, 332 Jackson street,
       a former sawmill worker employed by the late CHARLES
       H. HACKLEY and other prominent lumbermen, died at
       Mercy hospital yesterday after a month's illness.
       
         Born at Otisville in January, 1859, he came to 
       Muskegon in 1881, remaining here until his death.
       At the close of the lumbering era, he was engaged
       in the real estate business until his retirement.
       
         He was married first in 1894 and after the death
       of MRS. MAXFIELD in 1920, he married Mrs. HELENE
       BAGG, at LaPorte, Ind., in September, 1927.
       
         He is survived by MRS. MAXFIELD, a daughter, Miss
       LILLIAN MAXFIELD, a brother, R. J. MAXFIELD, of
       Russellville; and two step daughters, MRS. GEORGE
       NEAL and MRS. CHARLES DUFF of Muskegon.
       
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