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The Galion Inquirer
Friday, 17 March, 1911

         ALLEN TALBOTT DIED AT LIMA
         
         Born on the TALBOTT Farm, South of Crestline,
           Seventy-Four Years Ago.
           
         ALLEN TALBOTT, who for many years had been a resident of
       Crestline, died at the home of his son, FRANK, in Lima, last
       Monday evening. The remains were taken to Crestline where
       the funeral was held from the Methodist church on Thursday
       afternoon.
       
         Born on the TALBOTT farm, just south of Crestline, seventy-
       four years ago, the deceased resided in Crestline almost his
       entire lifetime, removing to Lima to reside with his son's
       family a year ago. About 1870 he and his brother JOSEPH, now
       deceased, entered the lumber and coal business in Crestline.
       Their buildings were completely destroyed in 1880, and the
       deceased and his son, A. F. TALBOTT, erected the Phoenix mill
       on the site, which business was discontinued two years ago.
       
         The deceased was married forty-six years ago to MAHALA
       WILMINGTON, who died February 8, 1907. One child, FRANK,
       was born unto the union. This son survives.
       
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