Christian Grim & Mary Morgan - Person Sheet
Christian Grim & Mary Morgan - Person Sheet
NameHarvey Ellsworth GRIMM 
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877DeathDec 10, 1944, Aliquippa, Beaver Co., PA9
FatherAndrew Jackson GRIM (1836->1900)
MotherNancy Jane GOOD (1844->1900)
Misc. Notes
Marriage application lists his parents and Andy and Nancy Grimm.1840
1920 Census, East Rochester, Beaver Co., PA
Grimm, Harvy, 42, b. PA, parents b. VA, teamster, coal wagon
Mary, wife, 40, b. PA, parents b. Ireland
Madaline, dau., 9, b. PA
Anna B., dau., 7, b. PA
Clara, dau., 5, b. PA
Harvy F., son, 3, b. PA
from New Castle (PA) News, Wednesday, May 28, 1930:
“Drops 90 Feet Into Ohio River, But Will Live
Rochester, PA., May 28.—Suffering from shock and exposure as the result of a 90-foot plunge from the floor of the new bridge, between Rochester and Monaca, into the Ohio River today, Robert Weeks, 29, of Pittsburgh and 175 Pennsylvania avenue, is in the Rochester hospital. His condition is not serious, according to physicians.
Weeks, a painter in the employ of the E. P. George company, was saved from drowning by Harvey Grimm of Rochester, who went to his rescue in a towboat and brought him to shore.
Weeks lost his footing and fell into the water. He immediately reappered and struck out for shore. Grimm witnessed the accident, procured a towboat and went to Week’s assistance.”
Obituary, Beaver Falls (PA) Review, Dec. 14, 1944:
“Harvey Grimm
Harvey Ellsworth Grimm, 68, formerly of Rochester, died Sunday in the home of his daughter Mrs. Annabelle Painter, at 1709 McMinn street, Aliquippa, with whom he had been residing. He was found dead in bed by members of the family. A retired hoist operator for the C. B. McDonald Company of ROchester, he was well known in the Junction City, where he had resided for many years. Surviving are one son, Harvey E. Grimm, Jr., of Bridgewater; four daughters, Mrs. Madeline McKee and Miss Myrtle Grimm of Pulaski Township, Mrs. Clara Emerick of Marion Hill and Mrs. Painter, and two brothers, Newton and James Grimm of Parkersburg, W. Va.”
Obituary, Beaver Falls (PA) Review, Dec. 21, 1944
“Harvey E. Grimm, Sr.
Harvey E. Grimm, Sr., 68, widower, retired from active business for the past 12 years, died Sunday of last week in the home of his daughter, Mrs. Emmett Painter, at 1709 McMinn street, Aliquippa. Coronary oclusion was the cause of death. Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. CLara Emerick, Mrs. Madelon McKee and Miss Myrtle Grimm of Marion Hill, and Mrs Painter; a son, Harvey Grimm, Jr., of West Bridgewater; two brothers James and Newton Grimm of Parkersburg, W. Va., and seven grandchildren.”
1920 Census, East Rochester, Beaver Co., PA
Grimm, Harvy, 42, b. PA, parents b. VA, teamster, coal wagon
Mary, wife, 40, b. PA, parents b. Ireland
Madaline, dau., 9, b. PA
Anna B., dau., 7, b. PA
Clara, dau., 5, b. PA
Harvy F., son, 3, b. PA
from New Castle (PA) News, Wednesday, May 28, 1930:
“Drops 90 Feet Into Ohio River, But Will Live
Rochester, PA., May 28.—Suffering from shock and exposure as the result of a 90-foot plunge from the floor of the new bridge, between Rochester and Monaca, into the Ohio River today, Robert Weeks, 29, of Pittsburgh and 175 Pennsylvania avenue, is in the Rochester hospital. His condition is not serious, according to physicians.
Weeks, a painter in the employ of the E. P. George company, was saved from drowning by Harvey Grimm of Rochester, who went to his rescue in a towboat and brought him to shore.
Weeks lost his footing and fell into the water. He immediately reappered and struck out for shore. Grimm witnessed the accident, procured a towboat and went to Week’s assistance.”
Obituary, Beaver Falls (PA) Review, Dec. 14, 1944:
“Harvey Grimm
Harvey Ellsworth Grimm, 68, formerly of Rochester, died Sunday in the home of his daughter Mrs. Annabelle Painter, at 1709 McMinn street, Aliquippa, with whom he had been residing. He was found dead in bed by members of the family. A retired hoist operator for the C. B. McDonald Company of ROchester, he was well known in the Junction City, where he had resided for many years. Surviving are one son, Harvey E. Grimm, Jr., of Bridgewater; four daughters, Mrs. Madeline McKee and Miss Myrtle Grimm of Pulaski Township, Mrs. Clara Emerick of Marion Hill and Mrs. Painter, and two brothers, Newton and James Grimm of Parkersburg, W. Va.”
Obituary, Beaver Falls (PA) Review, Dec. 21, 1944
“Harvey E. Grimm, Sr.
Harvey E. Grimm, Sr., 68, widower, retired from active business for the past 12 years, died Sunday of last week in the home of his daughter, Mrs. Emmett Painter, at 1709 McMinn street, Aliquippa. Coronary oclusion was the cause of death. Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. CLara Emerick, Mrs. Madelon McKee and Miss Myrtle Grimm of Marion Hill, and Mrs Painter; a son, Harvey Grimm, Jr., of West Bridgewater; two brothers James and Newton Grimm of Parkersburg, W. Va., and seven grandchildren.”