Washington Borland, aged 82 years, died Wednesday morning at his home in Center Township after a brief but severe illness from acute pneumonia. He had been suffering somewhat from a cold but had been able to be about until Tuesday night when his illness took a serious form. Funeral services will be conducted at the residence Friday morning, at 10 o'clock, by Rev. Mr. Rohrbaugh. Mr. Borland was born in Harrison County July 11, 1822, but came to Carroll County while a young man. For many years he lived in Monroe Township, near Dellroy, but the last years of his life had been spent on the Champer farm about three miles south of town. In 1848, he was married to Magdalene Easterday, ten children having been born of the union. Mrs. Borland died in 1895. Three years later, Mr. Borland was married to Mrs. Lavina Gambert, who survives him. The children are Samuel J. Borland, Mrs. Mary Aldridge, John E. Borland, Martin W. Borland, of Harrison Township; Mrs. W. T. Allmon, of Bergholz; Mrs. Lydia Flora, of Wakarusa, Indiana; Mrs. Margaret Mowls, of Waynesburg; M. D. Borland, of Minerva; F. C. Borland, of Center Township; Mrs. Lucinda M. Allmon of Salineville.
Information researched by Richard Paul Culler of Carrollton, Ohio.
Washington Borland, aged 82 years, died Wednesday morning at his home in Center Township after a brief but severe illness from acute pneumonia. He had been suffering somewhat from a cold but had been able to be about until Tuesday night when his illness took a serious form. Funeral services will be conducted at the residence Friday morning, at 10 o'clock, by Rev. Mr. Rohrbaugh. Mr. Borland was born in Harrison County July 11, 1822, but came to Carroll County while a young man. For many years he lived in Monroe Township, near Dellroy, but the last years of his life had been spent on the Champer farm about three miles south of town. In 1848, he was married to Magdalene Easterday, ten children having been born of the union. Mrs. Borland died in 1895. Three years later, Mr. Borland was married to Mrs. Lavina Gambert, who survives him. The children are Samuel J. Borland, Mrs. Mary Aldridge, John E. Borland, Martin W. Borland, of Harrison Township; Mrs. W. T. Allmon, of Bergholz; Mrs. Lydia Flora, of Wakarusa, Indiana; Mrs. Margaret Mowls, of Waynesburg; M. D. Borland, of Minerva; F. C. Borland, of Center Township; Mrs. Lucinda M. Allmon of Salineville.
Information researched by Richard Paul Culler of Carrollton, Ohio.
Inscription
BORLAND
WASHINGTON
July 11, 1822
Sept. 21, 1904
Gravesite Details
Shares headstone with wife
Family Members
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Samuel J. Borland
1849–1935
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Eve Ann Borland Allmon
1850–1933
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Mary Elizabeth Borland Aldridge
1852–1933
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Lydia Flory
1854–1945
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John Easterday Borland
1856–1921
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Margaret "Maggie" Borland Finefrock
1857–1936
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Martin Washington Borland
1860–1955
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Matthew D. Borland
1863–1954
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Frank C. Borland
1865–1945
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Lucinda B Borland Allmon
1869–1955
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