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Note: N626 Source of name, CONFLICTING DATE (September 11, 1853) OF BIRTH, CONFLICTING LOCATION (Pittsburg, Pennsylvania) OF BIRTH, date of marriage and date of death: 'mather3.ged' GEDCOM file.
Given name (Supler), surname (Wise) and residence (Time, Greene County) in August, 1890, from the obituary of child Wise - ÒWaynesburg RepublicanÓ newspaper, Waynesburg, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Thursday, August 7, 1890, "Waynesburg Democrat" newspaper, Waynesburg, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Friday, August 8, 1890
Given name (Supler) and surname (Wise) from the obituary of William Huffman Jr. - ÒWaynesburg DemocratÓ newspaper, Waynesburg, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Friday, December 27, 1895
Surname (Wise) from the obituary of Margaret Stewart Huffman - ÒWaynesburg RepublicanÓ newspaper, Waynesburg, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Thursday, September 9, 1909
Given name (Supler) and surname (Wise) from FamilySearch, ÒPennsylvania, County Marriages, 1885-1950," database with images, Robert Porter Wise and Mattie Ethel Raymer, 01 Oct 1910, Volume 13, page 161, No. 5411, https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:VF3M-77C, accessed 15 November 2015
Surname (Wise) from the obituary of William Huffman - ÒThe Waynesburg RepublicanÓ newspaper, Waynesburg, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Thursday, February 23, 1911 (page 1)
Given name (Supler), middle initial (J), surname (Wise) and CONFLICTING LOCATION (Green County, Pennsylvania) OF BIRTH from the Missouri State Board of Health - Bureau of Vital Statistics - Certificate of Death, Mark. M. Pomeroy Wise, December 14, 1917, Registration District No. 496, File No. 107
Given name (Supler) and surname (Wise) from the obituary of Mrs. Charles L. Ealy - ÒThe Washington ReporterÓ newspaper, Washington, Washington County, Pennsylvania, Wednesday, February 3, 1932, page 5
Given name (Supler), middle initial (J) and surname (Wise) from the obituary of Robert P. Wise - "Observer-Reporter" newspaper, Washington, Washington County, Pennsylvania, Friday, May 12, 1967, page 10 - Section B
Given name (Supler) and surname (Wise) from the obituary of Minnie Belle Clutter - ÒObserver-ReporterÓ newspaper, Washington, Washington County, Pennsylvania, Saturday, November 8, 1969, page B-9
CONFLICTING GIVEN NAME (Super) and surname (Wise) from the obituary of Ollie F. Wise - ÒObserver-ReporterÓ newspaper, Washington, Washington County, Pennsylvania, Wednesday, September 8, 1976, page D-3
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1860 (July 21) census data from the census images for Morris Township (Post Office-Days Store), Greene County, Pennsylvania (Page 74 - Image 406 - line 4) on Ancestry.com. The census indicates that he was 7 years old and had attended school within the year. He was born in Pennsylvania and living with his parents, 1 brother and 4 sisters. His given name and middle initial are listed as "Supler J" in this census.
1870 (July 20) census data from the census images for Morris Township (Post Office-Waynesburg), Greene County, Pennsylvania (Page 6 - Image 6 - line 26) on HeritageQuest. The census indicates that he was 16 years old and had attended school within the year. He was living with his parents, 2 brothers and 3 sisters. He is listed as having been born in Pennsylvania. His given name is listed as "Supler" in this census.
1880 (June 10) census data from the census images for Morris Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania (Enumeration District 80 - page 13 - image 13 - line 21) on HeritageQuest. The census indicates that he was a 26 year old farm laborer. He was married and living with his wife, 1 son, 1 daughter and a boarder. He is listed as having been born in Pennsylvania as were his father and mother. His given name is listed as "Supler" in this census.
The boarder was Harvey Burns (line 25), who was 42 years old and married. He is listed as having been born in Pennsylvania as were his father and mother. He is also listed as being maimed, crippled, bedridden or otherwise disabled.
1900 (June 8) census data from the census images for Morris Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania (Enumeration District 95 - sheet 5B - image 28 - line 56) on HeritageQuest. The census indicates that he was a 46 year old farmer, who was born in September, 1853 (NOTE: THE YEAR OF BIRTH CONFLICTS WITH THAT LISTED IN HIS OBITUARY AND WITH INFORMATION LISTED IN THE 1860 FEDERAL CENSUS). He had not been employed for 0 months. He had been married for 25 years and was living with his wife and 2 sons on a farm, which was owned free of any mortgage. He is listed as having been born in Pennsylvania as were his father and mother. His given name is listed as "Supler" in this census.
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FORMER GREENE
COUNTY MAN IS
KILLED BY TRAIN
Supler J. Wise, aged 73 years, a former resident of Waynesburg, but for several years the proprietor of a grocery and confectionery store in West Maiden street, Washington, Pa., was fatally injured Thursday evening of last week about 5:30 oÕclock within 50 feet of his residence , when he was struck by an inbound Pennsylvania passenger train at the West Maiden street crossing, in Washington. Mr. Wise was given first aid by railroad employes (sic) but died while being removed to the Washington hospital.
Mr. Wise had been getting coal from a shed built along the Pennsylvania tracks and was making his second trip from the shed to his house when he received his injuries. Mr. Wise was familiar with the train schedule but had evidently become confused and had failed to note the approach of the train. He was hurled to the side, receiving a fractured skull and injuries to his back. He never regained consciousness,
Born in West Finley township, Washington county, in 1852, Mr. Wise had spent the greater part of his life there and in Waynesburg. He made his home in the building in which his store was locatede (sic).
Mrs. Wise died several years ago. Five children survive: Ollie Wise, of Waynesburg; Mrs. John Clutter, R. D. 1, Deer Lick; Mrs. Charles Ealy, Claysville; Lawrence Wise, Brookfield, Mo.; and Robert Wise, Oklahoma City, Okla. One brother and two sisters also survive: L. S. Wise and Mrs. Richard Huffman, of Time, and Mrs. Jane Sprowls, of Claysville.
Source - ÒDemocrat MessengerÓ newspaper, Waynesburg, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Friday, January 22, 1926, page 1
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SUPLER J. WISE
Supler J. Wise, aged 73 years, a former resident of Waynesburg, but for several years the proprietor of a grocery and confectionery store in Washington, Pa., was fatally injured Thursday evening, January 14, within 50 feet of his residence, when he was struck by a Pennsylvania passenger train at the West Maiden street crossing in Washington. Mr. Wise was given first aid by railroad employes (sic) but died while being removed to the Washington hospital. Mr. Wise had been getting coal from a shed built along the Pennsylvania tracks and was making his second trip from the shed to his house when he received his injuries. Mr. Wise was familiar with the train schedules but had evidently become confused and had failed to note the approach of the train. He was hurled to the side, receiving a fractured skull and injuries to his back. He never regained consciousness. Born in West Finley township, Washington county, in 1852, Mr. Wise had spent the greater part of his life there and in Waynesburg. Mrs. Wise died several years ago. Five children survive: Ollie Wise, of Waynesburg; Mrs. John Clutter, Deer Lick, R. D.; Mrs. Charles Ealy, Claysville; Lawrence Wise, Brookfield, Mo.; and Robert Wise, Oklahoma City, Okla. One brother and two sisters also survive; L. S. Wise and Mrs. Richard Huffman, of Time and Mrs. Jane Sprowls of Claysville.
Source - ÒWaynesburg RepublicanÓ newspaper, Waynesburg, Greene County, Pennsylvania, Thursday, January 28, 1926
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