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- The Acorn, Three Oaks Michigan
June 16, 1921
JAMES A. WARNER -- A life which had been familiar and well known to Three Oaks people for many years, came to an unlooked for end Sunday, when death visited the Warner home on South Elm street and brought rest to James. A. Warner.
Mr. Warner had been ill for only a week and his death was not looked for so suddenly. When it came Sunday afternoon it came as a shock to his many Three Oaks friends who had known and respected James, better known as Addie, for many years.
James A. Warner was born to Willard and Sophia Merrill Warner in Galena township, LaPorte Co., Ind., January 28, 1856 and departed this life June 12, 1921, reaching the age of 65 years, 4 months, and 14 days. On December 23, 1888, he united in marriage to Elizabeth Ritchie who survives him.
Mr. Warner was a loyal citizen, he loved his church, town and country, always willing to give whatever help he possessed wherever asked to contribute. Likewise his father was a loyal citizen. He served two years in the Mexican was and for four years acted as color bearer in the Civil war.
James Warner was a faithful member of the church and could always be found in his regular place on Sabbath morning. He also was a regular atendant at the local Masonic and Odd Fellow orders of which he was a member.
nterment was made at Forest Lawn cemetery"
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1856 - 1921 (65 years)
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