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Charles A.
Taylor
Unknown Lebanon, Indiana Newspaper
Approx. 1926-1930
C. A. Taylor Dies of Heart Disease
Life Long Resident of Boone County
Charles A. Taylor, widely known farmer of Boone county, died
at 5:15 p.m., Thursday at this residence five miles
northwest of Lebanon. Heart disease was the cause of his
death. He had been ill since last Christmas.
Mr. Taylor was a life long resident of Boone county. He was
born October 30, 1853 in Sugar Creek township. He grew to
manhood on the farm and received a common school education
in Sugar Creek township, later attending the Thorntown
Academy. Early in his youth he took up farming for a life
work and had followed it ever since. For the past
forty-seven years he has resided on a farm in Center
township.
Mr. Taylor was married April 17, 1878 to Maggie Kern, who
survives with six children: Lee Taylor and Mrs. Helen
Glendenning of Lebanon; Mrs. L. J. Beck and Orville Taylor
of near Lebanon; O. G. Taylor, of Yosemite, California and
Lawrence Taylor of Long Beach, Calif. One son, Olin Taylor,
died in 1925.
Surviving are also eleven grandchildren and three brothers,
Henry of Thorntown, Armond of Brownsburg and Warner Taylor
of Glendale, Calif.
Mr. Taylor was a member of the Presbyterian church of
Lebanon. He was formerly identified with all worthwhile
movements for Boone county's advancement and was one of the
county's most highly respected citizens.
The funeral will be held from the residence northwest of
Lebanon at 2:00 p. m. Saturday. Interment will be in Oak
Hill cemetery.
NOTE:
This obituary newspaper clipping was left
behind by a researcher in the Santa Cruz, CA Public
Library's Genealogy Room; it is filed in the Genealogy
Room's Lost and Found folder.
Submitted by: T. Stover - July 16, 2007
Effie (Booe) Adair Taylor
Veedersburg News
Jan 29 1960
MRS EFFIE ADAIR TAYLOR DIED IN HOSPITAL
Mrs. Effie Adair Taylor, Veedersburg, died Wednesday at
12:20 p.m. in the St. Elizabeth Hospital in Danville where
she had been a patient eight days.
Born near Steam Corner Oct 29 1881, she was the daughter of
Solomon and Emerine Underwood Booe.
She was married to Justin Adair in 1902 and they resided for
15 years in the Thorntown community. He died in 1939. In
1954 she was married to Herman Taylor who passed away June
25 1957. Surviving are two sons, Virgil Adair of Covington
and Otis Adair of
Veedersburg, with whom she made her home and two daughters,
Mrs. Lydia Rhodes and Mrs. Ocie Briner of Veedersburg, a
brother, Boss Booe, 5 grandchildren and 8 great
grandchildren.
Friends may call at the Fishero Funeral Home after 7:00
Thursday evening. Services will be held there Saturday
January 30 at 1:30 p.m. with the Rev. Wamsley and Rev.
Buskirk officiating. Burial will be in the Thorntown
Cemetery.
John T. Taylor
The Lebanon Pioneer
Thursday, March 1, 1923, page 5
John T. Taylor, aged 70 years and 26 days, died at four
o’clock Sunday afternoon, at his home in Rosston, after an
illness of two weeks, with heart disease. The funeral was
from the Rosston Church at one o’clock Tuesday afternoon,
conducted by the Rev. C. E. Beery. Burial was at Little
Eagle Cemetery.
Mr. Taylor was a son of John T. and Catherine Taylor, and
was born in Ross County, Ohio, January 29, 1853. He was
never married. There are surviving two brothers, Fred
Taylor, of Rosston and Alonzo Taylor, of near Horton. He was
a member of the Masonic, Red men, and Haymakers lodges at
Rosston, and the Pocahontas at Indianapolis. Mr. Taylor was
engaged in the mercantile business at Rosston for over
thirty years, and was a well-known and respected citizen.
Submitted by: Libbe Hoogeveen
Lydia
Margaret Taylor
Crawfordsville Journal-Review
July 2, 1932
Thorntown July 2 -- Mrs. Lydia Margaret TAYLOR well known
resident of this community, passed away at her home two
miles south of Thorntown at one o’clock this morning
following a long illness. Mrs. Taylor became ill in Feb and
her condition was aggravated recently when she sustained a
fractured arm. Mrs. Taylor was 81 and was born in Putnam Co
daughter of James and Sarah Moss. On March 8, 1874, she was
united in marriage with Tipton Taylor. She was a member of
the Fillmore Christian Church. There surviving are the
husband; a son, Lanis and a daughter, Mrs. Cordelia Scudder
of Chicago. A grandson, Kenneth; two brothers, James and
William Moss of Lebanon and a sister, Mrs. Edward Stark of
Seattle also survive. The funeral service will be held
Monday afternoon at the home at 2 o’clock with Rev. McDaniel
of Advance in charge. Burial will be in Taylor Cemetery near
Bainbridge.
Submitted by: Karen Zach
Margaret
A. Taylor
The Lebanon Reporter
Monday, June 26, 1939, page 2
MARGARET TAYLOR EXPIRES SUDDENLY
Rites This Afternoon At Bratton Chapel
Stricken suddenly Saturday evening with a heart attack,
Mrs. Margaret A. Taylor, age 80 years, passed away at 1:10
o’clock Sunday morning at her home, 215 North West Street.
She apparently was in her usual health Saturday and her
death was unexpected.
Mrs. Taylor was born in Boone County, a daughter of Arthur
and Amanda (Beck) Kern, and she spent her entire life here.
She resided on a farm five miles northwest of Lebanon until
the fall of 1927, when she moved to the city. She was
married April 17, 1878, in this county, to Charles A.
Taylor, who passed away June 9, 1927. She was a member of
the Presbyterian Church.
Survivors are six children, Lee Taylor, Orville Taylor, Mrs.
Mable Beck and Mrs. Helen Glendenning of Lebanon, Oliver G.
Taylor of Chevy Chase, Md., superintendent of the United
States National Park system and Lawrence Taylor of Corte
Medera, California, and nine grandchildren. One son, Olen R.
Taylor is deceased.
Funeral services will be held at four o’clock this afternoon
at the Bratton Brothers Funeral Home, with the Rev. James D.
Martin, pastor of the Presbyterian Church, officiating.
Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery.
Submitted by: Libbe Hoogeveen
Olin
Russell Taylor
Unknown Lebanon, Indiana Newspaper
ca. December, 1925
Olin Russell Taylor
Died at Phoenix, Arizona, where he had been residing since
leaving Boone county 17 years ago, Sunday night, following
an operation he had undergone last Monday for appendicitis.
He left this county 17 years ago, going to Phoenix, Arizona,
where he engaged in business. He was married to Miss Elma
Baldwin, in Phoenix, who with a five months' old son,
Charles Russell, survives. He also leaves his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Taylor, or near Hazelrigg; four brothers,
Lee Taylor, of Lebanon; O. G. Taylor of Yosemite, Calif.;
Orville Taylor, or near Zionsville, and Lawrence Taylor, of
Long Beach, Calif., and two sisters, Mrs. L. J. Beck and
Mrs. David Glendenning, of Lebanon.
NOTE:
This obituary newspaper clipping was left
behind by a researcher in the Santa Cruz, CA Public
Library's Genealogy Room; it is filed in the Genealogy
Room's Lost and Found folder.
Submitted by: T. Stover - July 16, 2007
Orville Taylor
Unknown Lebanon, Indiana Newspaper
About 1943
Orville Taylor, 49, passed away at home. Played with 1911
school basketball champions. Survived by widow, two
children, two sisters, & three brothers.
NOTE:
This obituary newspaper clipping was left
behind by a researcher in the Santa Cruz, CA Public
Library's Genealogy Room; it is filed in the Genealogy
Room's Lost and Found folder.
Submitted by: T. Stover - July 16, 2007
Cyrus
Thistlewaite
Crawfordsville Review
Saturday, April 22, 1916
Lebanon, April 20 – Cyrus THISTLEWAITE, a prominent Boone Co
farmer living ˝ mile east of Big Springs, shot himself this
morning about 4 o’clock. Mr. Thistlewaite had been
despondent and disposed to worry over the condition of his
clover crop and for the past 3 weeks was not himself. He
arose this morning, presumably a few minutes before 4
o’clock, and went to the kitchen of his home. He then shot
himself in the right temple, death instantaneous. His wife
soon reached his side and then the 3 sons who lived at home.
Deceased was about 52. He is survived by his wife and six
sons, 3 of whom are married. They are: Arda, living in
Marion Glen of Oak Park, Ill; Rolla of Bakers Corner and
Maverill, Orville and Lowell at home. No funeral
arrangements have been made.
Transcribed by: Karen Zach -
Montgomery
County, INGenWeb - March 30, 2007
Cleveland
Thompson
Jamestown Press
Jamestown, Indiana
Friday, 21 MAY, 1902, page 1
OBITUARY
Cleveland THOMPSON was born 28th July 1884, and died 26th
April 1902, aged 17 years, 8 months and 28 days. After an
illness of only nine days he passed from this life to meet
his mother, who preceded him two years ago to that home
beyond the skies. He was a loving, kind and obedient boy and
was loved by all who knew him. Since the death of his mother
he has made his home with his uncle, George SHAW, and only a
few days before his death he looked up at his aunt and said,
"I have no home now but I soon will have". This
should assure the sorrowing ones that he is now in a happy
home and they should not mourn as those who have no hope.
Cleave, as he was usually called, attended the public school
at Jamestown the past year and was one of ten of successful
students to graduate. At the commencement exercises his
chair will be draped in mourning. He will be greatly missed
by his schoolmates and all others who knew him. The funeral
was preached at Mt. ZION Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock by
Rev. LEDBETTER, of Swayzee, and his remains were laid to
rest in the cemetery near the church. He leaves a father,
one sister, two brothers and a host of other dear relatives
and friends to mourn his loss.
Transcribed by:
Janet Isley Price
(no relation to individuals) - October 29, 2007
Mollie
Thompson
Crawfordsville Journal & Review
February 28, 1931
Mrs. Mollie THOMPSON, 76, passed away at the home of her
niece, Mrs. John Henry at Thorntown, Thursday morning at
6:10 o’clock, following an illness of 4 days’ duration. She
had been in poor health the past year from heart trouble but
her condition did not become serious until Monday. Mrs.
Thompson was born in Shelby County. She had made her home
with the niece, Mrs. Henry in Thorntown for the past 10
years. Surviving are a son, Lettie Thompson of Frankfort;
two nieces, Mrs. Henry and Mrs. Charles Himes of Lebanon and
one nephew, Frank Miller of Manson.
Submitted by: Karen Zach - May 2005
Nathan G.
Thompson
Jamestown Press
Jamestown, [Boone County] Indiana
Friday, 19 January 1906, Page one
Nathan G. Thompson Dead
Nathan G. THOMPSON was born in Botetourt County, Virginia,
16 December 1839 and died of heart and stomach troubles at
his home in New Ross, 10 January 1906, aged 66 years and 24
days. He was married to Sarah GRAYBILL in the year 1859. To
this union were born six children, three sons and three
daughters, only one of whom survive, Hugh D. THOMPSON. His
wife, Sarah departed this life 8 June 1876. On 22 May 1877
he was again married to Martha E. FISHBACK. To them was born
one child, a daughter who died in infancy.
He united with the Missionary Baptist church in 1854 and in
the fall of 1860 united with the Dunkard church. In October
1892 he took membership with the Christian church at New
Ross.
He leaves a wife, one son, six grandchildren, three sisters
and two brothers to mourn his departure. Funeral services
were held at the house on Friday at 10:30 conducted by Eld.
Hendrick. Interment at the Inlow cemetery.
Cards of Thanks
We wish to thank our many kind neighbors and friends for
their assistance and for their sympathy shown us during the
illness of our husband and father.
- - Martha and Dayton THOMPSON
Submitted by:
Janet ISLEY Price
- 23 Jul 2001
Margaret (Hewitt) Thornberry
Crawfordsville Review
Jan 8, 1916
The death of Mrs. Margaret HEWITT THORNBERRY who for more
than 30 years lived in Thorntown occurred Thursday morning
at 6:30 at the home of her stepson, J. W. Milligan, Clarks
Hill. She was 95 years 1 month and 7 days old. For more than
30 years she lived in Thorntown with Miss Frankie Burnham
residing with her but about 10 years ago she was stricken
with paralysis and was then taken to Clarks Hill where she
lived with Milligan. She has been in feeble condition many
years. Deceased was much beloved by Thorntown residents by
whom she was familiarly called Grandma. She was a life
member of the Thorntown Christian Church. The funeral
services will be conducted Saturday morning at Clarks Hill
10 a.m. by Rev. Kuhn. Interment at Clarks Hill Cemetery.
Margaret Hewitt was born in Ross Co OH Feb 20, 1820 and
about 1828 came with her parents to Clarks Hill where they
entered land. Five white men and a few Indians built a small
cabin home for them near Clarks Hill. Later the family moved
to Montgomery County and in 1836 the Hewitt's resided in
Southern Illinois where the father passed away. When about
20, Mary Hewitt married James Kirkwood who died. She was
twice married after, the second marriage to Sam Milligan and
3rd to James Thornberry. Both Mr. Milligan and Mr.
Thornberry died, the latter in 1879. No children were born
to the 3 unions but the deceased reared a large family of
stepchildren most of whom are now dead. Surviving are: J. W.
Milligan of Kansas, John Thorn Milligan of Clarks Hill; Will
Milligan of KS; John Thornberry of Thorntown and Mrs. Jane
Slayback of E. Elm Street, this city. One stepson, Theopolis
Milligan died last Sunday at his home in KS. Mrs. J.C. Males
of Thorntown is a step granddaughter and W. A. Milligan,
undertaker at Clarks Hill is a step grandson.
Transcribed by: Karen Zach - January 2, 2007
The Lebanon Reporter, Friday, November 8, 1935, p. 8, col. 4
Repository: Lebanon Public Library
ELZA THRELKELD DIES SUDDENLY
Stricken With Heart Attack at Max Home
Seated at the dining table following the evening
meal Thursday conversing with members of his family, Elza O.
Threlkeld, 50 years old, of Max, a lifelong resident of Boone county, toppled from his chair to the floor and
was dead when his wife and daughters reached him. Coroner E. A. Rainey said death was caused by angina pectoris. Prior to the heart attack, Mr. Threlkeld apparently was
in normal health. He worked yesterday husking corn.
Last rites will be held at the Max residence Saturday
afternoon at 2 o’clock, the Rev. Cornelius Airhart officiating. Burial will be in Pisgah
Cemetery.
Mr. Threlkeld was born in this county. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Threlkeld, both of
whom preceded him in death. He spent
most of his life in the vicinity of Advance, moving to Max two years ago.
He was married three times, the first time to Maude
Harshbarger and the second to Gertrude Miller.
Both preceded him in death. He was married in 1920 to Myrtle Gibbs, who survives. Also surviving are four children, Mrs. Bernice Thompson,
Mrs. Stella Warren and Thelma Threlkeld, all at home, Rosa Threlkeld
of Indianapolis; a step-daughter, Irene Broderick, of Indianapolis;
and three brothers, Otto Threlkeld of near Jamestown,
Alva Threlkeld and Lomie (sic, Lonie) Threlkeld,
both of Linnsburg.
Addenda: The name Thompson herein is correctly “Thomas.” Alva married Minnie Myrtle Broderick (maiden name Gibbs)
on 19 July 1920 in Marion Co. IN (she
died 17 Sept. 1962). His first marriage to Laura Harshbarger was in Boone Co.
IN on 28 June, 1905, and she died on 12 Dec. 1905. The date of marriage to Gertrude Helen Miller is unknown;
she died in Advance IN on Nov. 5, 1918. Mr. Threlkeld was born on 18 Dec. 1884 and was a plasterer by trade.
By: Vernon
Threlkeld
George
Threlkeld
The Lebanon Pioneer
Lebanon, Indiana
April 4, 1889, p. 1, last column
Death of a Pioneer
George Threlkeld died at his home in Jefferson township,
this county, Thursday, March 28,
1889, aged 83 years, two months and ten days. Mr. Threldkeld
was born in Henry county,
Ky., and came to Indiana fifty-six years ago and settled on
the farm where he spent the
remainder of his life, holding the old “patent” to the land,
signed by Andrew Jackson.
He raised a family of ten children, all of whom are now
heads of families, and all except
one daughter, who is in the west, were present at the death
of the father. His companion
passed on before him eight years ago, after a journey of
fifty-two years with her husband.
Mr. Threldkeld was honored and respected by his neighbors
and acquaintances, and
they turned out in large numbers on Friday, 29th, and
followed his remains to their last
resting place in Pisgah church cemetery, Montgomery county.
Mr. Threlkeld was sixty
years a voter, and a strong advocate of the principles of
Democracy, never voting for a man
not on that ticket.
Submitted by:
Vernon L. Threlkeld - January 2005
Repository: Lebanon Public Library, Lebanon, Indiana.
Ira Otto
Threlkeld
Crawfordsville Journal and Review
Crawfordsville, Indiana
Saturday, September 24, 1938
VOL. IX No. 286, p. 8, column 5
BOONE COUNTY RESIDENT DIES
IRA OTTO THRELKELD EXPIRES OF COMPLICATIONS—RITES SUNDAY
Advance, Sept. 23.-- Ira Otto Threlkeld, 56, life-long
resident of Jefferson and Jackson townships, Boone county,
died at her [sic] home near Golliday school house at 10:20
a. m. today. His death was caused by a complication of
diseases. He had been ill three years. Mr. Threlked was the
son of John H. and Rebecca Threlked. He married Stella Cogle,
who survives. Surviving, in addition to the widow, are eight
children, Everett Threlkeld, New Ross; Earl Threlkeld, near
Advance; Roy Threlked and Mrs. Ruth Hutchens, both of
Pennsylvania; Mrs. Laura Swank, Crawfordsville; Mrs. Ruby
Isenhower, Lebanon, and Miss Helen Threlked, and John Edward
Threlkeld, both at home; two brothers, Alva Threlked and
Lonsie Threlkeld, both of Linnsburg, and eleven
grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at 2:30 o’clock Sunday
afternoon at the family residence with Rev. Cornelius
Airhart officiating. Burial will be in Pisgah Cemetery.
Repository: Crawfordsville District Public
Library, Crawfordsville, Indiana.
Notes from Submitter: "Correct first name, from
other records, was “Ora,” not Ira. He was commonly known,
however, as Otto. The correct surname spelling is Threlkeld,
not Threlked. Also, the usual spelling of the given name of
one brother was “Lonie,” not Lonsie."
Submitted by:
Vernon L. Threlkeld - April 2005
Thomas Tierney
The Indianapolis Star
Indianapolis, Indiana
November 5, 1918
DEATH AND FUNERAL NOTICE
TIERNEY -- Thomas, of Lebanon, Ind., died Nov. 2, aged 32
years. Funeral Wednesday, Nov. 6, at Finn Bros.' undertaking
parlors, 125 West Market, at 8:30, followed by services at
St. John's Church at 9 o'clock. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery.
Submitted by: T. Stover - 10/2006
Arthur
Edward Tinkham
Crawfordsville Journal-Review
Saturday, Feb 27, 1932
Thorntown – Arthur Edward TINKHAM, 69, a resident of
Thorntown since 1885, died at his home here Friday night at
9:45 following an illness of 3 weeks. Heart trouble caused
his death. Mr. Tinkham was born Aug 31, 1862 at Mt.
Pleasant, Ohio a son of William and Emma C. Tinkham. On June
12, 1884 he was married to Miss Anna Foulke of Marion, Ill..
During his life Mr. Tinkham resided at Richmond, Westfield,
Anderson, New London, Salem and Paoli. He moved to Indiana
with his family when he was 2. He attended the Southern
Indiana Normal school of which his father was president and
later taught school 2 years. He then learned the printing
trade and was engaged in newspaper work for many years. Mr.
Tinkham is survived by four children: Mrs. Emma A. Hill,
Colfax; John Herbert Tinkham Cleveland, Oh; Mrs. Grace E.
Furnas, Ft. Wayne and Walter F. Tinkham, LaPorte; William
another son died in 1900 at age 5. Funeral service will be
held at the home here but the time has not been announced.
The rites will be in charge of Rev. C. B. McKee, pastor of
the Sugar Plains Church here of which the deceased was a
life-long member. Interment will take place at Westfield
cemetery.
Submitted by: Karen Zach - 2 Jan 2006
James R. Tolen
Unknown Boone County newspaper
December 1931.
JAS. R. TOLEN, 73, CALLED BY DEATH
FUNERAL THURSDAY AT RESIDENCE HERE
After an illness of two weeks' duration, James R. Tolen, age
73 years, passed away at his home, 1222 South Meridian
street, Monday night at 11:30 o'clock from a complication of
diseases.
Mr. Tolen was born in Hendricks county, the son of Jesse and
Nancy (McDaniel) Tolen. He had been a resident of Lebanon
about forty years, coming here from Nebraska where he had
resided for a few years. He was twice married, the first
marriage taking place on August 30, 1879 to Sarah B. Cook,
who died October 13, 1900. His second marriage occurred
April 4, 1904 in Lebanon to Lida J. Smiley, who survives.
Mr. Tolen was a member of the First Baptist Church.
Surviving are seven children, George Tolen, Mrs. Alice
Harter and Mrs. May Lucas of Lafayette, Cash Tolen of
Indianapolis, Mrs. Clara Smith, Albert Tolen and Ferrel
Tolen of Lebanon, and one step-daughter, Mrs. W. F. Shirley
of Blountsville.
Funeral services will be held at the residence, 1222 South
Meridian street, Thursday morning at ten o'clock with the
Rev. C. A. Dietz officiating. Burial will be at Mts. Run
Cemetery.
Submitted by:
Maryellen Dalton - February 15, 2007
Jesse Tolen
Lebanon Patriot
August 18, 1904
Jesse Tolen, aged a little over 67 years, died Friday at
11:30 p.m. at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Elmore Martin
on west Green street. He had been ill a year with chronic
bronchitis. The deceased was a native of Hendricks county,
this state, having been born there May 13, 1837. He was
twice married, the first time to Nancy McDaniel, who died
December 24, 1857 and the second time to Mary A. Nelson, who
died January 30, 1898. He leaves two children, James Tolen
and Mrs. Elmore Martin; one brother, T. M. Tolen, of Beaver
Crossing, Nebraska, and one sister, Lucinda Renfrow, of
Lizton, Hendricks county. He was a member of the Baptist
church. Funeral services and interment occurred at Poplar
Grove, Sunday at 11 a.m.
Submitted by:
Maryellen Dalton - February 15, 2007
John D. Trout
The Lebanon Reporter
Lebanon, Indiana, page 10
Saturday, March 10, 1990
SERVICES HELD TODAY FOR JOHN D. TROUT, 54
Burial in the Coatsville Cemetery followed services this
morning at the Kingsway Christian Church near Avon, for
former Boone County resident John D. Trout of Pittsboro. The
Rev. John Caldwell officiated for the services in charge of
the David A. Hall Mortuary of Pittsboro.
Trout, who was 54, died unexpectedly Wednesday of a heart
attack at the Hendricks County Memorial Hospital in
Danville.
Trout was born in Jasper County, Texas, July 13, 1935, he
was the son of Millard N. and Elizabeth (Harrison) Trout.
A Pittsboro resident 21 years, Trout had lived in Brownsburg
and Coatesville. He was a computer operator for Indianapolis
Life Insurance for several years. He was a member of
Kingsway Christian Church.
Surviving are his wife, the former Rilla M. Hybarger; a son,
Darin S. Trout, Homestead Air Force Base, Florida; a
brother, Rodney Trout, Coatesville; and sisters, Patsy
Vaughn of Bell Union, Carolyn Trout, Greencastle, and Kathy
Graves, Danville.
Submitted by: Libbe Hoogeveen
James H.
Troutman / James H. Toutman
Jamestown Press
Jamestown, (Boone County) Indiana
Friday, 24 November 1905 Page one
James H. TOUTMAN, one of Lebanon's best-known citizens died
Monday evening as the results of paralytic stroke. He was a
native of Kentucky and was 79 years old. He was three times
married. The first time to Mary B. TODD, second time to
Margaret SUTTON, and the last time to Elizabeth WHITT. He
served in the civil war in the 87th Ind. Vol. Funeral
services were held Wednesday morning at the late residence.
Burial at Poplar Grove cemetery.
Note from County Coordinator 8/2006:
"I do not
know whether there was a typographical transcriber error, or
whether the obituary actually spelled the name "Toutman."
The obituary file on this website had it filed as "Troutman"
and "Toutman" and I do not know which spelling is correct."
Submitted by:
Janet ISLEY Price
- 2001
Note: I am posting this obituary for others. I am
not related to the subject. No other information was given.
Jesse Troutman
Unknown Lebanon, Indiana Newspaper
Friday, September 12, 1947 Jesse Troutman Succumbs
Today
Mexican Patrol Vets Ex-Officer Dies
Jesse Troutman, age 63 years, former state officer of
the Mexican Border Patrol Veterans organization and also
at one time a national officer of that group, passed
away this morning at 10:15 o’clock at the Witham
hospital. He had been in failing health the past two
years and entered the Methodist hospital, Indianapolis
on July 24, returning to his home here a few days before
entering the Witham hospital on September 4th.
He was born in Boone County, the son of Jacob F. and
Ida A. (Smith) Troutman. His father, who preceded him in
death, was born in Kentucky, and his mother who
survives, was a native of Indiana.
He served in the National Guard and was with the U.S.
forces which patrolled the Mexican border during the
Pancho Villa insurrection in Mexico in 1916. Later he
was active in the organization of men who served on the
border patrol and was elected as a state officer, later
serving as an officer in the national organization.
At the time of his death he was flagman for the Big
Four railroad at the West Pearl and South West streets
crossing. Prior to that he was a detective for the
railroad and about fifteen years ago served as deputy
sheriff at Terre Haute. By profession he was a carpenter
and also had been employed by the Dairy Cream Separator
Company and Standard Parts Company.
Most of his life was spent in Lebanon and Boone
County. He was a member of Milledgeville.
Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at two
o’clock at the Harold B. Lawler funeral home, where
friends may call. The W. E. McGinnis will conduct the
services. Arrangements are incomplete for the place of
burial.
Note From Contributor:
"Jesse Troutman was once
married to Mabelle (Cornelius) Troutman. They divorced
in 1932. Jesse Troutman is buried in Oak Hill Cemetery,
Lebanon, Indiana, next to his mother."
Submitted by:
Louise and
Gary Thompson - 10/17/2006
John W.
Troutman
JAMESTOWN PRESS
Jamestown, [Boone County], Indiana
1 November 1900, page 4
John W. Troutman died Monday morning at 2 o'clock, at the
home of his nephew, Richard Miller. The deceased was born in
Lancastershire county, PA. 6 August 1817. Was married to
Elizabeth MILLER in 1837. The union was not blessed with any
children, but, he took and raised to manhood Richard MILLER,
Peter MILLER (now dead) and Levi WILHELM (now residing in
Kansas) He moved to Missouri from Pennsylvania in 1838, and
returned to Indiana in about the year 1850 and settled in
Boone County, where he plied the trade of blacksmithing for
several years. When the civil war broke out he enlisted in
the 40th Indiana. Volunteers and served four years, losing a
lower limb in the service. After his discharge he located in
Jamestown, (Boone County) Indiana and served as a
postmaster, after which he took up the shoemaker trade, and
after a time discarded that and went into the furniture
business with J. T. BARHOP. After a career in that business
he sold out to D. C. SMITH, after which he was connected in
no business nor followed any occupation. His wife died in
December 1898, since which time he made his home with
Richard MILLER and wife until death called him home. So
passed away another old pioneer of Jamestown.
Short services were held at the late home Tuesday at 2
o'clock p.m. after which the remains were interred in the
I.O.O.F. Cemetery.
Submitted by:
Janet ISLEY Price
- 27 Jan 2000
Mabelle (Cornelius) Troutman
The Lebanon Reporter
Lebanon, Boone County, Indiana
November __ 1939
FORMER RESIDENT EXPIRES FRIDAY
Services Sunday For Mabelle Troutman
Mrs. Mabelle Troutman, aged 50 years, passed away at the
City hospital, Indianapolis, Friday morning at 3:30 o'clock.
Mrs. Troutman was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Cornelius who resided west of Advance. She had resided in
Indianapolis for the last twenty years and was a member of
the Third Christian church there and the Order of Eastern
Star at Terre Haute. She is survived by a sister, Mrs. Ruby
Riner of Wisconsin.
Funeral services will be held at the residence, 1910
Broadway, Indianapolis, Sunday afternoon at two o'clock with
the Rev. M. Rothenberger officiating. Burial will be at New
Ross. Friends may call at the Bratton Brothers funeral home
until 8:30 o'clock when the body will be returned to the
residence in Indianapolis for services.
NOTE: Mabelle Troutman died November 10, 1939.
Submitted by:
Louise and Gary Thompson - 10/9/2006
Transcribed by: T. Stover - from microfilmed copy of
original obituary
Permelia F. Smith Turpin
THE REGULAR BAPTIST MESSENGER
Permelia F. Smith Turpin, daughter of Aaron and Frances
Smith was born at the old Smith homestead, one-half mile
south of Fayette, Boone County, May 28, 1840, died February
17, 1908, age 67 years, 8 months and 20 days.
She was united in marriage to Harvey Turpin September 5th,
1867. To this union were born six children: Rachel F.
Funkhouser, Mary Ellen Funkhouser, Ola M. Everett, Flora E.
Haughan, Harry E. and Homer E. Turpin. four of whom are
living. Harry E. died February 6th 1899; Mary E. Funkhouser
died December 25, 1901.
The deceased united with the Mt. Tabor Regular Baptist
church about forty years ago and was one of its most
faithful members, having borne its burdens and sorrows with
patience and faith, sharing in its joys and prosperity all
these years. Words would fail to express the good traits
that was manifest in Sister Turpin. She will be greatly
missed not only in the church, but among her neighbors and
friends, but especially with her family, who were greatly
attached to each other and she was happiest when she was
surrounded with her children and grandchildren. She leaves
one brother, Presley T. Smith, husband, four children,
eighteen grandchildren and a host of relatives and friends
to mourn her loss. Yet we are not to weep after those that
have hope as those that have none, " For a woman that
feareth the Lord she shall be praised."
We are sure that we have not the language to speak the
praise that is due this sister and mother in Israel. To know
her was to love her because of her friendliness and
socialbility[sic] which always accompanied her. It has been
the privilege of the writer to often visit her home, both
before and after her sickness. She was always cheerful even
to the last except about twenty-four hours in which she was
unconscious. Her death was caused by stomach trouble and she
bore her affliction with great patience.
The funeral was conducted by the writer at the Mr. Tabor
Baptist church of Fayette, Wednesday at 11 o'clock a.m.
Interment at Mt Tabor Cemetery.
Preston Smith
March 1908
Submitted by:
Rebecca Merritt
- 30 Aug 2000
Oscar Tyser
Lebanon Patriot
Lebanon, Boone County, Indiana
Thursday, 19 April 1866, page 3
Died:
TYSER- At the residence of his uncle, in Lafayette, on 17
inst., Oscar TYSER, of Thorntown.
Transcribed by:
Janet Isley Price
(no relationship to individuals) - October 8, 2007
Harry P.
VanAllen
The Indianapolis Daily Star
Lebanon, Indiana
Tuesday, October 9, 1923
Death Notices
VANALLEN -- Harry P., beloved husband of Etta VanAllen and
father of Ralph H. VanAllen, departed this life Sunday, Oct.
7, 7:25 a.m., age 54 years.
Transcribed by: T. Stover - October 30, 2006
Fannie
W. Vanarsdale
VANARSDALE, Mrs. Fannie W.
Age 61, died at her home in Clinton township December 31.
Born in Shelby Co. Ky. Feb 25, 1863 and is survived by her
father Shelby HERROD and stepmother who live in Oklahoma
City, Okla., her husband, Gilgord E. VANARSDALE to whom she
was married at New Mayesville, Putnam Co. April 5, 1883 and
five children, Mrs. Avie COLE, Indianapolis, Mrs. Virgie
TOLLEY and Mrs. Fern ATKINSON, both of this city. Mrs.
Blanche B. GEORGE at home and Paul L., Fountain, Ohio. One
half sister, Mrs. Vonnie LATTELL of Oklahoma City, one
daughter, Mrs. Clara L. ISENHOUR is deceased.
She had been a resident of Boone County [Indiana] since her
marriage and was a member of Christian Church at
Mechanicsburg.
Burial at Oak Hill.
Repository: Sullivan Museum, 225 W. Hawthorne,
Zionsville, IN
Submitted by:
John Krall -
06 Jul 1999
James Van Note
Jamestown Press
Jamestown, Indiana
Friday, 3 January 1902, page 1
JAMES L. VAN NOTE
James L. VAN NOTE was born 18 June 1842, at Cambridge City,
Indiana. He died at St. Louis, Missouri, 26 December 1901,
aged 59 years, 6 months, and 8 days. He spent the larger
part of his boyhood in eastern Indiana where he received his
education in common schools. At about the age of 16 he lived
in this community [Boone County] with his parents from 1856
to 1860. About this time he moved to La Porte County,
Indiana. Being fired with the feeling of intense patriotism
and love for his country, he enlisted in Troop E, fourth,
Indiana, Calvary, the 7 day of August 1862. He fought
bravely in many battles and was taken prisoner at
Chickamauga, was confined for a little time at Libby Prison,
then at Belle Isle, and fourteen months at Andersonville, at
which place he contracted diseases of which he never
recovered. At the close of the war he was honorably
discharged the 13 day of June 1865. He engaged in the
grocery business at the close of the war. He was united in
marriage to Miss. Maude A. CLASSER, 11 August 1868. To this
union two children survive, Harry L. (married) and Carlos
W., with his wife to mourn the loss of a devoted loving
father and husband. He also leaves one brother in Danville,
Indiana, and one sister in St. Louis. He and his wife united
in the Christian Church and were immersed together the same
evening. This was November 1869. They have ever lived
consistent Christian lives. In the spring of 1870 they moved
on a farm east of Jamestown, Indiana where he farmed
successfully until 1876. He then moved to Chetopa, Kansas,
where he extensively engaged in the live stock business. He
built a fine house which was destroyed by fire, 31 January
1885. That same year he moved to Saint Louis, Missouri.
Where during the last eight years he has been connected with
the Burlington railway. In the spring of 1901 he moved to a
suburban home, five miles south east of Indianapolis,
expecting to pass the remainder of his life in his native
state. His health failing him, he was advised to return to
Saint Louis which he did last October.
Mr. VAN NOTE was a man of some marked characteristics. He
was a genial companion, having an unlimited supply of
anecdotes, and an inimitable way of telling them. He was a
man easily approached, making friends of all he met. He was
a kindly, generous, charitable man, his generosity knowing
no bounds. It was a delight to his life to make other people
happy. He was an optimist, no pessimism in his soul. In his
business adventures he was usually successful. He did
business as a rule, on a strictly a cash basis. His devotion
to his family was sublime, leaving them in very comfortable
circumstances. A life insurance of between $3,000 and $6,000
attests to the wisdom and his foresight. Mr. VAN NOTE was a
life long friend and bosom companion to J. W. HENDRICKS.
This brave patriot, and kind , Christian man has gone to the
reward of the just.
"Lord we thank thee for Thee brave,
Who for us, their lives laid down,
Reverently, each patriot grave,
With our tears and love we crown.
Then as one by one they go,
To the house not made with hands,
May they all the blessings know,
Of Heavens radiant victor bands"
E. P. H.
Transcribed by:
Janet Isley Price
(no relation to individuals) - October 28, 2007
Hazel Veach
Jamestown Press
Jamestown, [Boone County] Indiana
19 August 1898, page 8
Scalded to Death
A very distressing accident took place at the home of Joseph
VEACH, in north west part of Jamestown, last Saturday
morning by the scalding to death of his little daughter
Hazel, who was not quite four years old.
Mrs. VEACH was preparing to do washing and had prepared a
tub of scalding hot water on a chair, when the little one
stepped up to it while she was away and tipped it on to
itself, scalding it most awfully in the face and over the
front of the body so severely that it died Sunday morning
from effects. The father and mother have the heart-felt
sympathy of all.
Submitted by:
Janet ISLEY Price
- 9 Jan 2000
Edwin
David Vidito
LEBANON, REPORTER
Lebanon, Indiana
Wednesday, June 24, 1964, p. 4
Edwin Vidito Claimed At 86
Edwin David Vidito, 86, who had spent his entire life in
Boone County and was affectionately called the Mayor of
Dover, passed away Tuesday afternoon at Witham hospital
where he was admitted Monday.
Mr. Vidito had lived in the Dover community for the past 12
years and prior to that
farmed near Jamestown for many years. He had attended
Lebanon High School. He was a 50-year member of the Old
Union church, where he formerly served as Sunday School
Superintendent.
Born in Boone County January 26, 1878, he was the son of
Lewis Jasper and Emma (Heckathorne) Vidito. His first
marriage was to Anna Sherrill and his second marriage was in
Lebanon to Una Hiland, who died eight years ago.
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Bernice Watson of Lebanon,
and Mrs. Leveda Threlkeld of Dover; two sons, Earl of Dover
and Jewell Vidito of Brownsburg; 14 grandchildren; and 32
great-grandchildren. One daughter, Ruth Clark, preceded him
in death.
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday in Old Union
church with the Rev.
Herbert Swearingen and Rev. Homer Hunsinger officiating.
Burial will be in Old Union cemetery.
Friends may call at the Russell and Hitch Funeral Home in
Lebanon after 7 p.m. today until 11 a.m. Friday when the
body will be taken to the church to lie in state.
Repository: Lebanon Public Library, Lebanon, Indiana.
Submitted by:
Vernon L. Threlkeld - June 2005 - for
Jewel M. Vidito
Edwin
Jasper Vidito
Lebanon, Indiana
August 1902
EDWIN JASPER VIDITO
Edwin Jasper Vidito; a well known farmer residing six miles
south of Lebanon, died at 7a.m. Wednesday, August 6, 1902,
after six days illness. Apoplexy was the cause of death. Mr.
Vidito was a native of Ohio, having been born and raised in
Ashtabula county April 23, 1822. On June 6, 1844, he was
married to Elizabeth Demeese [sic] in this county. of the
seven children born to this union only four survive him.
They are: George C., Sarah R. Shirley, wife of Wm. Shirley;
Lewis J. and Harvey T. Mr. Vidito leaves nine grand children
and six great grand children. He is survived by one brother,
Leonard C. Vidito. The funeral was held at 10:30 a.m. today
at the Methodist Protestant church of Milledgeville of which
he was a member. The services were conducted by Rev. Boxwell.
Interment at Old Union.
Submitted by:
Dwight Vidito
- 04 May 2000
Elizabeth
Vidito
Lebanon Pioneer
Lebanon, Indiana
July 5, 1906
Elizabeth Vidito widow of Edwin J Vidito, born April 20,
1826, died at her home in Harrison township, aged 80 years.
She was united in marriage to Edwin J. Vidito, now deceased
June 6, 1844. To this union were born eight children, four
of whom have proceded[sic] father and mother to the heavenly
life. The surviving children George E Vidito of Kansas:
Rebecca R. Shirley, Louise J. and Harvey T Vidito of this
county. The last three, mentioned were at the mother's
bedside during her last hours. The deceased joined the
Methodist church at Milledgeville as a charter member March
3, 1861. She is he last surviving charter member of that
class and we trust that she has gone to joint those that
have proceded [sic] her to that heavenly land. Those who
know her best recognized her as a faithful and devoted
Christian. She also leaves one brother, William Deweese and
a sister, Sarah Powell in Missouri, six grand children,
eleven great grandchildren.
Submitted by: Jewel Vidito
Emily Jane
Vidito
Lebanon, Indiana
Thurs. Nov. 17, 1904
Emily Jane Vidito was born in Mercer County Ky., Nov. 20,
1822; died at 5:15 PM Nov. 13, 1904, at her residence in
Center Township, Boone County, Indiana, aged 81 years, 11
months and 23 days, after a illness of three years . The
deceased was married to Leonard Chauncey Vidito, in
Hendricks county, this state, Nov. 2, 1848 and was the
mother of the following surviving children: Sarah Dale, John
R. Vidito, Martha Copeland, Margaret Powell, Phillip J. and
Vernelia Vidito. Two brothers, George and Richard Cox, and
three sisters, Fannie Owens, Mary Johnson and Mickie Pruitt,
survive. Mrs Vidito was a charter member of the Methodist
Protestant Church at Milledgeville, the second person to
sign the articles of association. The funeral was conducted
from Stewarts Chapel at 11 AM Tuesday, by Rev. Frank
Dougherty, of Jamestown. Burial at Old Union.
Submitted by:
Dwight Vidito
- 09 Oct 1999
Maxine Vidito
[unknown publication or date]
Maxine Vidito of Thorntown died Feb 6, at home of her
daughter near Thorntown. She was 81,
Mrs Vidito was born Feb 24 1918 in Catlin, Ill. to Virgil
And Kathryn Ann (Glade) Buckingham. She married Earl Vidito
on June 17, 1936. He died May 27, 1995.
She moved with her family to North Salem at the age of 2 and
graduated from North Salem High School 1936.
Mrs Vidito moved to Lebanon in the early 1940s, where she
was a waitress at Wheeler's Resturant. She also worked at
Scott's 5 & 10 and spent a period as a homemaker, before she
and her husband began farming in Western Boone County.
After 11 years of farming, the couple built the Homestead
Inn at Dover and operated the restaurant until 1974. The had
moved to Thorntown and she was employed eight years at Home
National Bank until retiring in 1983. The couple had
wintered a number of years in Bonita Springs, FL.
Hobbies including reading, flower gardening and sewing. She
was a member of the Dover Christian Church, PSI Upsilon
Sorority in Thorntown and was formerly in the Order of
Eastern Star at Thorntown.
Survivors include two sons, David Lee Vidito of Chester,
Va., and Phil Vidito of Indianapolis, a daughter, Mrs.
Robert (Sue Ann) Scott of Thorntown; two sisters, Dorothy
Jones of Saxton, Mo., and Norma Trent of Advance; two
brothers, Wayne Buckingham of Thorntown and Harold
Buckingham of Mechanicsburg; eight grandchildren, Scott
Vidito of Radoforn Va., Lisa (Vidito)Elswick of
Chesterfield, Va., Jeff, of Thorntown, Kasha (Scott) Smith
of Thorntown, Nocloe and Nathan Vidito of Indianapolis; and
seven grest-children,[transcriber errors?] Jeremy Vidito,
Zachary, Nicolas , Cortney, John, IlaSue[transcriber error?]
and Levi Scott. A brother, William Buckingham preceded her
in Death.
Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Thursday at Myers Chapel,
1502 N, Lebanon St Lebanon . The Rev Raymond Duff will
officiate with internment at Old Union Cemetery.
Submitted by: Jewel Vidito
Una Vidito
[unknown publication & date]
Mrs. Una Vidito, 65, a life long resident of Boone
County, died early this morning, Dec.7, 1955 following a
long illness. Mrs. Vidito made her home near Dover and was a
member of Old Union church. She had a host of friends
throughout out the county. She was born Feb. 19, 1890, the
daughter of Marcus T. Hiland and Phoebe Ann (Nortchutt)
Hiland, and on April 30, 1914 was married in Lebanon to
Edwin D. Vidito who survives.
Surviving also are two daughters, Bernice Watson of this
city; Mrs. Leveda Threlkeld of Dover; two sons Earl of Dover
and Jewell Vidito of Brownsburg; a brother Roy Hiland,
Lebanon; one sister Arlie Jett, Lebanon; and 12
grandchildren and 7 great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be conducted Friday at the Old Union
church with burial following in the cemetery there. Friends
will be received at the Walker funereal home in Jamestown.
Submited by: Jewell Vidito,
son of Una Vidito
Elizabeth F. (Leak) Vieley
Jamestown Press
Jamestown, Boone County, Indiana
Friday, 9 November 1906, page 1
OBITUARY
ELIZABETH F. VIELEY died in Lizton at the home of her
daughter, Mary E. LEACHMAN, Saturday, 27 October at the age
of eighty years and eleven days. She was the oldest daughter
of Wm. and Eliza LEAK. At the age of seven years she, with
her parents, moved from Kentucky to a farm near Lizton where
Lizton now stands. Her entire life was spent in this
community. The country then was almost unbroken forest. She
has pleased her children and grandchildren with her many
stories and thrilling experiences of her early days in the
wilderness. Later when the town of Lizton was laid out it
was named in honor of her.
At the age of fifteen she was married to Jesse VIELEY. To
this union were born seven children two of whom still
survive her -- Mary E. LEACHMAN of Lizton and Anna R. ADAMS
of Indianapolis. She also leaves one sister, Mrs. Sarah J.
HILL of Indianapolis. For twenty-seven years she was a
lonely widow. Twenty-two years ago she began making her home
with her two daughters and each have tried to excel the
other in their kindness to her. It was always a pleasure to
them to do something for “mother.” When she came into the
home she brought sunshine and happiness with her.
At the age of twenty years she became a member of the
Christian church, through out her life she was a sincere
chris - christian [sic] showing her faith in her daily walk
and conversation. In the presence of her family, in her acts
of charity, in the constant submission to the will of her
creator, in her returning good for evil, in her faith, her
virtue and patience. In all of which she abounded, she gave
constant evidence of the faith within her. Let us hope that
this noble character will be as a bright star to guide us
all in her pathways. Funeral services were held at the
Lizton Christian church by Rev. L. L. CARPENTER. Interment
in VIELEY cemetery.
Transcribed by:
Janet Isley Price
(no relationship to individuals) - October 8, 2007
Frances R.
Voorhis
[unknown publication & date]
Frances R. Voorhis died near Lebanon
Succumbed to a complication of diseases - Funeral to be held
Friday
Mrs. Frances R. Voorhis, 70 years, 1 month and 18 days old,
died at 10:30 o'clock last night at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Perkins, three miles southwest of Lebanon. Death was
due to a complication of diseases. She had been ill for
several years.
Mrs. Voorhis was a native of Shenandoah County, Va., being
born February 3,1848. She came to Indiana with her parents
when she was a child and has lived since that time in the
neighbohood where she died.
She was married in this county on January 2,1867 to Joseph
T. Voorhis, who died December 14,1875. Three children
survive: Charles Voorhis, Anna Dye and Mrs. Laura Perkins.
Two daughters are deceased. There are three half sisters,
Mrs. Ezra Slater and Mrs. Etta Wilson, of Lebanon, and Mrs.
Axie Harrison of Whitestown, and one step-sister, Mrs.
Hattie Cogswell of Indianapolis.
Mrs. Voorhis was a member of the Methodist Church at
Gosset's Chapel. The funeral will be conducted from the
residence of Ward at 10 a.m. Friday by the Rev. Mr. Ward, of
Whitestown. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery here.
Submitter Note:
"Frances was the daughter of
Payton Lutz and Susannah Painter. Her mother died in
Shenandoah County, Va., and she and her father came on to
Ohio where he met and married Margaret E. Anderson. And they
all came to Boone County before 1860."
Submitted by:
Unknown
Rebecca Ann (Oxley) Wainscot
Jamestown Press
Jamestown, Indiana
1 September 1905, Page one
Obituary
Rebecca Ann OXLEY was born 1 October 1849 and died 29 August
(1905). She lived 55 years, 10 months, and 28 days. She was
married to Elias WAINSCOT, April 27, 1868. To this union
were born four children: Nettie S. CANADA, Robert H.,
Orville and Carl WAINSCOT, all of whom are living. One
brother and three sisters- Jas OXLEY, Mattie OXLEY, Jennie
FRUITS and Lide STONEBREAKER still survive her.
She joined the First Christian church and was baptized by
Elder BANNAN. Throughout the long period of sickness that
characterizes tuberculosis of the lungs she remained the
most patient and sweet disposition person that it has been
one’s lot to meet. She goes to join her husband who died
Dec. 4, 1903.
The funeral was held at the Shiloh Christian church at
Advance Thursday at 10 a.m. Burial at Jamestown.
Transcribed by:
Janet Isley Price
(no relation to individuals) - October 29, 2007
Orville
Wainscott
Crawfordsville Journal-Review
Dec 10, 1932
The funeral of Orville WAINSCOTT was held at the funeral
home of Proffitt & Son, Monday, Nov 28, 1932. Mr. Wainscott
was born Aug 20, 1880 at Dover, Indiana the son of Elias and
Rebecca Oxley Wainscott. Nov. 15, 1903, he was married
to Albertine Shockley. To this union were born 3 children:
Euleta Pickett; Irving at home; Avanelle at home and Emmons
passed away New Years Eve of 1914, aged 5 years. Pall
bearers were Freud, Herbert and Clyde Shockley; Carl
Wainscott; Earl Thompson and Charlie Hyre. Flower bearers
were Beulah Powell; Mrs. Binford Shook; Mary Thompson;
Alfreda Wainscott; Ione English; Eldora Shockley. Besides
the immediate family, he leaves one sister, Mrs. Nettie
Canada, of Putnamville; two brothers, Robert Wainscott of
Wingfield, KS and Carl Wainscott of Forest, Indiana four
nephews and two nieces; two grandchildren, Jack and Orpha
Lou Pickett
Submitted by: Karen Zach
[Newspaper Article Follows]
Orville Wainscott
Crawfordsville Journal-Review
Nov 26, 1932
Orville WAINSCOTT, 52, of 714 Spann Avenue was injured
fatally and two other persons were hurt, neither of them
seriously when two automobiles collided at the intersection
of Lover’s Lane and Lebanon Road at the east edge of the
city, shortly before six o’clock Friday night. Wainscott
sustained a broken neck, a punctured lung and internal
injuries when the automobile he was driving collided with a
car operated by Bernard McCollum of the Smartsburg vicinity.
The local man died a few minutes after arriving at Culver
Hospital where he had been taken in a Proffitt & Sons
Ambulance. Riding with Wainscott was his son-in-law,
Herschell Pickett of this city. Pickett was bruised and cut
and went to his home here after receiving treatment and
being examined at the hospital. McCollum is in the hospital
with cuts and bruises. He was severely cut about the right
side of his head. The crash occurred when the Wainscott car,
going south on Lover’s Lane met the McCollum machine, headed
west on the Lebanon Road at the intersection. McCollum was
enroute to work at RR Donnelley. Wainscott and his
son-in-law were on their way to their home when the crash
occurred. Wainscott had been husking corn at the Robert
Clark farm NE of the city and Pickett had been doing similar
work at the PH Croy farm. Pickett said that he did not see
the McCollum car until an instant before the crash occurred.
McCollum made a like statement. When the ambulance arrived
at the scene the machines were on the south side of the
Lebanon road just a little west of the intersection. Both
Wainscott & Pickett were thrown clear of the intersection
and although McCollum could not accurately recollect it is
presumed he also was tossed out of his car by the force of
the impact. Both men were driving light sedans. Orville
Wainscott was born on Aug 20, 1880, near Dover, the son of
Elias and Rebecca Wainscott. He was married to Albertus
Shackley Nov 18, 1903. He was a member of the Old Union
Church near Jamestown. The deceased has been a resident of
this city for 22 years, 21 of which were spent in the
employee of the Mid-States Steel & Wire Company. He operated
a filling station north of the city on state road 43 last
summer. Surviving are the widow; two children, Mrs. Eulia
Pickett and Avanella, of this city, one sister, Mrs. Nettie
Canada of Putnamville, two brothers, Robert of Winfield,
Kansas and Carl of Scircleville and two grandchildren. One
son, Emmons passed away when he was 5. Funeral services will
be held on Monday afternoon at 2 at the Proffitt & Sons
Funeral Home in charge of Rev. WW Roberts; burial in
Jamestown Cemetery.
Submitted by:
Karen Zach
Thomas J.
Waldron
Crawfordsville Review
Wed., March 1 1916
Thomas J. WALDRON 50 years a resident of Lebanon died in
that city Monday night of pneumonia and complications. Mr.
Waldron was born in Norfolk, VA Aug 28, 1828 and was
therefore 87 and six months old when death called him to
rest. In 1856 he was united in marriage to the late Harriet
Smith who died 9 years ago. From this union 4 children,
Sylvester Waldron of Indianapolis; Mrs. William Groves of
this city; Samuel Waldron of this city and Thomas Waldron
Jr. were born. Thomas Jr. died several years ago. 9
grandchildren and two great grandchildren survive.
Transcribed by: Karen Zach -
Montgomery
County, INGenWeb - February 15, 2007
Dorothy (Jennings) Walker
The Lebanon Reporter
15 Sept., 1936
Funeral services for Mrs. Dorothy Walker 25 years old,
wife of Olin J. Walker Jr., who died at Culver Hospital in
Crawfordsville Sunday morning, will be held at the Salem
Methodist Episcopal Church near Zionsville, Tuesday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Mrs. Walker's death was attributed to septicemia following a
Cesarean section operation at the hospital last Tuesday. Her
baby lived twenty-four hours. Mr. and Mrs. Walker lived on a
farm near Zionsville several years, but recently resided in
Boone County, Indiana.
Mrs. Walker was a graduate of Zionsville High School.
Besides her husband she leaves a son, David, and a daughter,
Martha Jane, and her father Clark Jennings, and stepmother
of Zionsville and two sisters.
Submitted by:
Martha Jane Walker Copeland - February 27, 2007
Francis M.
Wall
The Jamestown Press
Jamestown, Indiana
Friday, 28 April 1909
Obituary
Francis M. Wall, died at his home near Barnard 12 April
1909. He was born in Putnam County, 79 years and six months
ago, moving to Boone County in 1834. He was married to
Casander Lasley, to which union were born four children:
Nancy HEDGE of Nebraska, James Wall and Martha Gordon of
Roachdale, Indiana, and Joseph who died when two years old.
Mrs. Wall died in 1890.
In 1900 Mr. Wall, married Mrs. Mary Neal, who still survives
but is in critical condition from paralysis. The following
brothers and sisters survive: Mr. Wall, Mrs. Nancy
Whitecotton and R. N. Wall of Advance, Clara Hostetter,
Foss, Oklahoma; Roddie Weddie, Vaneta, Oaklahoma; together
with a half brother, Edwin Wall of Southwest City, Mo. He
was a member of the Baptist Church.
Submitted by:
Janet ISLEY Price
- 22 Nov 1999
William
Warwick
Jamestown Press
Jamestown, Indiana
Friday, 15 March 1901, page 1
[Edited text]
Mr. William WARWICK, who lived on John M. SWELLEY's farm,
about one mile west of Ward, died Sunday night.
He leaves a wife and two small children. He was a member of
the K. of P. order of which body took charge of the funeral
arrangements. Burial took place at the Old Union Cemetery
forenoon. His age was a little over 30 years.
Transcribed by:
Janet Isley Price
(no relationship to individuals) - October 14, 2007
William T.
Wasson
Crawfordsville Weekly Journal
Montgomery County, Indiana
March 14, 1913
William T. WASSON, 85, died Saturday afternoon at the county
farm, where he was taken some months ago. He had been ill
the past year. Short services were held by the members of
the POS of A in the undertaking parlors of PF Harwood Monday
morning at 8:30 and the body was then taken to Thorntown on
the NW traction line. Funeral services and burial were
conducted at that place. Mr. Wasson was born in Adams Co OH
Nov 23, 1827. His wife died in March 1907 and since that
time he has been living alone most of the time. He was a
member of the local, camp POS of A. Two daughters, Mrs.
Samuel S. Kepler of this city and Mrs. George Hummell of
Cleveland Ohio survive.
Transcribed by: Karen Zach - January 27, 2007
Bernice (Vidito) Watson
Bernice E. Vidito Watson, 97, Lebanon. died Oct. 2. She was
a clerk for Mitchell and Berry Drug Store, Lebanon, for 14
years, retiring in 1976; Mrs. Watson was a member of the
First Community Church, Lebanon, and the American Legion
Auxiliary. Memorial contributions may be made to the Church.
Graveside services: 10 AM, Oct 5. in Oak Hill Cemetery,
Lebanon with calling from 9:30 AM. She was proceeded in
death by her husband Earl Davis Watson and her son John D
Watson. Survivors: brother, Earl D Vidito, Jewel M Vidito,
sister Leveda Threkeld:, five grandchildren, two great
grandchildren. Myers Mortuary, Lebanon is handling the
arrangements.
Submitted by:
Jewel M Vidito - 6 April 2005
Mrs. James
Weaver
Crawfordsville Journal Review
Saturday, Oct 8, 1932
Jamestown, Oct 7 – - Mrs. James WEAVER died at the Robert
Long Hospital in Indianapolis Thursday night as the result
of accidentally drinking a lye solution at her home north of
here Sept 15. Mrs. Weaver was born in Fountain County Nov
26, 1869, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anaris Powell. She was
married to James Weaver, Sept 7, 1886. The deceased was a
member of the Old Union Church. Surviving are the husband: 3
daughters, Mrs. Pearl Layton of near Lebanon; Mrs. Walter
Johnson and Mrs. William Huddleston of near Jamestown; one
brother, Columbus Powell of Hillsboro & 10 grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at the Old Union Church Sunday
afternoon at 2 o’clock with Rev. Kibbey near Advance as
officiating minister.
Submitted by: Karen Zach
John West
[unknown publication & date]
John West Funeral
John West' Funeral Eagle Creek Saturday 1-26-22
Last Rites for Old Settler -- Fifty Years a Resident Here
John West was born in Fayette county, PA., April 30, 1840.
During that year he was taken with his parents to Highland
county, Ohio, where he grew to manhood. He enlisted in 60th
Ohio Volunteer company A, a one-year company in 1861. In
1863 he enlisted as a private in company A, 24th Battery
Regiment of Light Artillery of Ohio Volunteers and was
enrolled on the 30th day of April 1863, to serve three years
or to the close of the war. He was discharged from the
service of the United States on the 24th day of Jun, 1865,
at Camp Denison, Ohio. In March, 1869, he was married to
Sarah E. Foote of Warren county Ohio. To them were born
three children, two sons and one daughter, Edward, Amos and
Lillie all of whom survive him. In 1876 Mr. West moved with
his family to Boone county, Indiana, settling in the
vicinity northeast of Zionsville, where he lived until his
death Jan 26, 1922, aged 81 years, 9 months and 26 days. On
September 16, 1902, he was married to Ella Thompson. To this
union was born two children. The first died in infancy and
the second Ruby Pearl survives. His life was exemplary; he
was held in high esteem by his neighbors, among whom he
lived for almost half a century. His last illness was of
some years duration, but during all these years of
affliction he bore his suffering without complaint or
murmur, submitting willingly to the will of Him who doeth
all things well. He was an affectionate husband and loving
father and grandfather, making sacrifices that his family
might have fullest share of the blessings of this life. He
leaves a wife, two sons and two daughters, eight grand
children to mourn this loss. The neighbors join in sympathy
in this the hour of affliction. Funeral services were held
at the Eagle Creek Christian church Saturday morning,
January 28th, conducted by Rev. C. H. DaVoe of Zionsville.
Interment was made at Eagle Creek Cemetery.
See
headstone photo - added 9/18/2007
Submitted by:
Dean Mills -
08 Nov 2000
Mary Jane West (Shackelford) Martin, Chenoweth, Johnson
Lebanon Pioneer
Lebanon, Indiana
Thursday, December 31, 1908
Mary J. West
Mrs. Mary Jane West, aged 70 years, 4 months and 7 days, was
found dead in bed Tuesday morning at her home, 518 North
Clark street. Mrs. West had been in failing health for the
past six months and for two weeks had been bedfast. Monday,
however, she seemed to be feeling better than usual. Her
daughter, Mrs. Anna McClain, of Danville, who was here
attending her bedside, slept with her Monday night. When
Mrs. McClain awoke Tuesday morning she found her mother
dead. The end had come peacefully some time during the
night, and was probably due to an attack of heart trouble
growing out of the disease with which she had been
afflicted.
Mrs. West was a native of Kentucky, where she was born
August 22, 1829. Her last husband, William West, whom she
married in Lebanon in 1872, died in 1888. The surviving
children are Benjamin P. Martin, of Frankfort, and Mrs. Anna
McClain, of Danville.
Mrs. West was a member of the Baptist church of this city.
Funeral services were held at the late residence this
morning at 10 o'clock, followed by interment at Brockway
cemetery.
Note:
Corrections to obituary; Mary's last
husband was Willis West, not William. The date of their
marriage is incorrect. It should be, February 23, 1871. She
was previously married to William Francis Martin, James
Chenoweth and George H. Johnson.
Submitted by:
T. Stover - March 11, 2007
Albert
Wetherald
Crawfordsville Daily Journal
17 Dec 1930
Albert WETHERALD, 83, prominent Boone county farmer died at
his home northwest of Thorntown Wednesday morning at 6
o'clock. Death came after an extended illness and was due to
heart trouble. The deceased was born on a farm adjoining the
one on which he died Oct 13, 1847, the son of Joseph and
Elizabeth Bulla Weatherald. He was married more than 50
years ago. Mr. Wetherald was a member of the Wesleyan Church
of Thorntown. He had spent his entire life as a farmer, most
of the time on the farm where he resided at the time of his
death. Survivors are the widow and 5 children: Charles of
Logansport; Blaine of Indianapolis; James at home; Mrs.
Carrie Sample of Indianapolis and Mrs. Gertrude Carson of
South Bend. Two other children preceded him in death. A
sister, Mrs. Emma Norris of Thorntown and a number of
grandchildren survive. The funeral services have not been
announced.
Submitted by: Karen Zach - August, 2006
Mrs.
Elizabeth Wilkinson
JAMESTOWN PRESS
Jamestown, [Boone County], Indiana
15 April 1898, page 8
-PITTSBORO-
Mrs. Wilkinson, who was severely burned 24th of March, when
her house burned, died Tuesday afternoon at 2 p.m.
Submitted by:
Janet ISLEY Price
- 6 Jan 2000
Allie
(Wall) Willett
The Jamestown Press
The Only Democratic Newspaper in Boone County
Jamestown, Indiana, Thursday 9 Oct. 1941
Former Advance Women Expires
Advance, 8 October -- Word was received here Monday of the
death of Mrs. Allie Willett, 76, of Turners Station,
Kentucky. Miss Edith Canada, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Canada and
Mr. and Mrs. George Canada went to the Willett home Saturday
for a visit and found out Mrs. Willett had died of a heart
attack that morning.
Mrs. Willett was a resident of Advance about 30 years ago.
She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Wall. Survivors
are Mrs. George Mc Mannis and Mrs. Forest Clogget.
Her husband Dennis Willett, preceded her in death.
Submitted by:
Janet ISLEY Price
- 12 Dec 1999
Mary Ann
Williams
Jamestown Press
Jamestown, Indiana
Friday, 15 March 1901, page 2
Mary Ann WILLIAMS quietly passed through the gates of death
Tuesday morning at 1 o'clock. She was born in Wayne County,
22 November 1822, aged 78 years, 8 months and 18 days. She
had been sick since last August. The funeral was preached at
the house by Byon [sic] ADKINS Wednesday morning at 10:30
o'clock and the remains were to rest in the Harshbarger
Cemetery, north of Ladoga. She leaves an aged sister and
brother and many friend [sic] to mourn her. The relatives
wish to tender their sincere thanks to their friends who
have been so kind and willing to help them in any way during
her long illness.
Transcribed by:
Janet Isley Price
(no relationship to individuals) - October 14, 2007
Amy Edith
Wills
The Lebanon Reporter
Monday, June 5, 1967, page 4
RITES TUESDAY FOR AMY WILLS
Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at the
Russell and Hitch funeral home in Lebanon for Mrs. Amy Edith
Wills, 79, a Boone County native and former Lebanon and
Advance resident, who passed away Saturday morning at the
Nursing Home in Crawfordsville.
Interment will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. The Rev. Wayne
Kivett will be the officiating minister.
Mrs. Wills had made her home the past 3 ˝ years with a son
in Advance before going to the nursing home and had been
bed-fast during that time. Prior to that, she lived in
Lebanon. She and Mr. Wills were Superintendents of the Boone
County Farm for 4 years and formerly farmed south of
Lebanon. She was a member of the Methodist Church at Advance
and a former member of the Rebekah Lodge.
Born August 19, 1889, she was the daughter of John W. &
Florence M. (Broshar) Campbell. She was married June 20,
1916, in Crawfordsville, to Nathaniel Wills, who died June
4, 1960.
She is survived by the son, Eugene Wills of Advance; a
step-son, Earl Wills of near Lebanon; seven grandchildren
and 13 great grandchildren. A step-daughter, Mrs. Mary
Perkins, is deceased.
Friends may call any time at the Russell and Hitch Funeral
Home.
Submitted by: Libbe Hoogeveen
Merle I. Wills
The Lebanon Reporter
Monday, June 26, 1939, page2
RITES TUESDAY FOR MERLE WILLS
Services To Be Held At The Residence
Merle I. Wills, age 63 years, passed away Saturday afternoon
at 12:15 o’clock at the Methodist Hospital, Indianapolis,
following a two months illness from a complication of
diseases.
Mr. Wills was born in Boone County, a son of James and
Elizabeth (Gipson) Wills, and he spent his entire life here
with the exception of a seven-year residence in Putnam
County. He was married in 1900, in Boone County, to Pearl
Moore, who survives. He was a member of the Christian Church
at Maysville in Putnam County.
Besides the widow, he leaves two children, Mrs. Leonard
Witt, of Roachdale and Floyd Wills, of Terhune; two
brothers, Ed Wills of Orlando, Florida and Hal Wills of near
Lebanon; three sisters, Mrs. Lillie Graham of Lebanon, Mrs.
Clemmie Snyder of Lebanon and Ethel Beck of Greencastle, and
seven grandchildren. A son, Lester Wills; five brothers,
Jacob, John, Charles, Jasper and Frank Wills, and a sister,
Mary Wills, are deceased.
The body is at the residence where friends may call and
where funeral services will be held Tuesday morning at 10:30
o’clock with the Rev. W. P. Kibbey officiating. Burial will
be in the Hopewell Cemetery.
Submitted by: Libbe Hoogeveen
Rufa W. Wilson
Lebanon Reporter
[date unknown]
Rufa W. Wilson Expires Today
Last Rites Friday At Thorntown
Rufa W. Wilson, 76, a native of Thorntown, died early this
morning at the Deer Creek Nursing Home in Deer Creek,
following an illness of one year. He had been a carpenter
most of his life and has resided in the Thorntown community
many years, moving to Lucerne 10 years ago. He was a member
of the Presbyterian church at Flora. The son of Joseph and
Harriet (Gipson) Wilson, he was married to Laura Snyder, who
died March 3, 1953.
Survivors include three children, Harriet Wilson, Mrs. Cleo
McPherson,[?] both of Flora, and Mrs. Roma Field of Denver,
Colo. Two brothers and a sister preceded him in death.
Burial at Gipson Cemetery near Thorntown will follow last
rites Friday at 10:00 a.m. in the Russell and Hitch funeral
home at Thorntown. Rev. William H. Myers of Flora will be
the officiating minister. Friends may call at the funeral
home beginning Noon Thursday.
Submitted by: Libbe Hoogeveen
Anna I.
Winters
Crawfordsville Journal-Review
Saturday June 4, 1932
Lebanon June 4 -- Mrs. Anna l. WINTERS, 63, postmaster at
Fayette, Boone County for 7 years and for 29 years a carrier
in the rural route mail service in Boone County died late
Friday at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis. She had been
in failing health and recently was retired form the mail
service on pension. She was the widow of Dr. Willet H.
Winters who died 35 years ago. She is survived by a step
son, Bert Winters, West Palm Beach Fl; a brother, George
Watson. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2:30 pm. At
Powell Memorial Chapel in Oak Hill Cemetery here by the Rev.
Carl H. Barnett past of the Central Christian Church of
which Mrs. Winters was a member.
Submitted by: Karen Zach - 2 Jan 2006
Martha E. Witt
Jamestown Press
Jamestown, [Boone County] Indiana
Friday, 3 August 1900 page 4
Martha E., Widow of Jacob WITT, who lived five miles
northwest of Lebanon, died Saturday. She was born in
Virginia 10 July 1822
Note from transcriber: Mrs. Witt was 78 years old, no
county in Virginia was given.
Submitted by:
Janet ISLEY Price
- 20 Jun 2001
Note: I am posting obituary for others. I am not
related to the subject. No other information was given.
Lloyd Lasate Wolfenbarger
Crawfordsville Journal Review
Saturday August 6, 1932
Jamestown, Aug 6 –- Lloyd Lasate WOLFENBARGER, a resident of
Jamestown for 11 years died at his home here in the north
part of town late Thursday afternoon his 45th birthday,
following an illness of one year. Tuberculosis caused his
death. Mr. Wolfenbarger was born in Washburn, Tenn Aug 5,
1887, son of Pete and Matilda Wolfenbarger. He was never
married. He and his mother and two brothers came here 11
years ago where they have since made their home. He was a
member of the Baptist Church at Washburn. Mr. Wolfenbarger
is survived by his mother, two brothers, Walton and Frank of
Jamestown; another brother, Porter of New Maysville and one
sister, Mrs. Arthur Lively of Amo. One brother, Dan and his
father preceded him in death. Funeral services will be
conducted at the home Sunday afternoon at 2:30 and will be
in charge of Rev. AL Miller, pastor of the Jamestown
Methodist Church. Interment in Jamestown IOOF cemetery.
Submitted by: Karen Zach
Marie May
Woodard
Jamestown Press
Jamestown, Indiana
Friday, 1 April 1904
Obituary
Marie May WOODARD, little daughter of Herschel and Myrtle
Woodward, living north of Lizton, was born 9 February 1903,
and died 25 March 1904, being 1 year, 1 month and 16 days
old. Little Marie leaves a kind father, loving mother, her
little brother Clarence, and her dear old grandparents
Thompson and Woodard to mourn her loss.
Funeral services were conducted Sunday afternoon by Rev.
George A. Joseph of Advance, Interment in the Popular Grove
cemetery.
Submitted by:
Janet ISLEY Price
- 15 Dec 1999
Mrs. Woodcock
Jamestown Press
Jamestown [Boone County] Indiana
Friday, 3 February, 1899, page 2
The mother of L. D. Woodcock, the latter one of the
proprietors of Thorntown Enterprise, died at the home of her
son in Thorntown last Thursday with consumption and
complications of grip. She was 72 years old and leaves a
husband, two sons and one daughter.
Transcriber Note:
"This obituary was a hard one
to post. It did not give the subjects name or maiden name. I
listed her as Mrs. Woodcock supposing she had been only
married once and had the same last name as her son."
Submitted by:
Janet ISLEY Price
-
16 Jan
2000
Dr. Thomas
Woody
The New York Times
New York, New York
September 13, 1960
THOMAS WOODY, 69, LONG A PROFESSOR
U. of Pennsylvania Expert on Education Dies -- Wrote Widely
on Subject
Special to the New York Times.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 12 -- Dr. Thomas Woody, Professor of
Education at the University of Pennsylvania, died yesterday
at his home in suburban Upper Darby after a brief illness.
He was 69 years old.
Dr. Woody, known for his research and writings in the fields
of comparative education and the history of education, had
been a member of the Penn faculty for forty-one years.
A native of Thorntown, Ind., he was graduated from Indiana
University in 1913. He received his master's degree from
Columbia University in 1916 and his doctorate in 1918.
He was appointed an assistant professor in the School of
Education at the University of Pennsylvania in 1919 after
serving as a teaching assistant in education at Columbia. He
was promoted to full professor in 1924.
While associated with Penn, he served at various
times as a visiting lecturer at the University of
California, Swarthmore College, Johns Hopkins University and
the University of Illinois.
In 1951, Dr. Woody presented several thousand volumes on the
history of education to the main library of the University
of Pennsylvania and to the university's Penniman Memorial
Library of Education.
In 1952, he received the Publications Award of the American
Academy of Physical Education. Recently he was selected to
receive the University of Pennsylvania School of Education
Alumni Society's National Award of Distinction at the
university's Schoolman's Week in October.
He was a member of the American Historical Association, the
National Society of College Teachers of Education, the
American Academy of Political and Social Science, the
Pennsylvania Historical Society and a number of other
organizations.
His many published works included "Life and Education in
Early Societies," a two-volume "History of Women's Education
in the United States," and "Liberal Education for Free Men."
Dr. Woody is survived by his widow, Mrs. Wilhelmine Lawton
Woody, and two daughters, Mrs. Edward Herman and Mrs. Fred
Zeta.
Transcribed by:
T. Stover - October 12, 2008
Joseph
Woolridge
Reno Evening Gazette
Reno, Nevada
October 4, 1945
'Tennessee Joe' Is Buried Sunday
Winnemuca, Oct. 4. -- Last rites were held Monday afternoon
by the Eddy mortuary for Joseph Woolridge, 93, who died at
the local hospital on Sunday afternoon.
Known as Tennessee Joe, Woolridge was born in Lebanon, Ind.,
on March 22, 1852. He came to Humboldt county from
California in 1906 to work on ranches in Paradise valley.
When he entered the hospital in 1943, he had been employed
on the Bradshaw ranch owned by F. B. Stewart. No relatives
are known to survive him.
Transcribed by: T. Stover - July 16, 2007
David T. & Sarah J.
Wright
Lebanon Pioneer
October 22, 1896
David and Sarah are both buried at Little Eagle Creek
Cemetery in Hamilton County, Indiana.
David T. Wright was born July 6, 1832 and died February 9,
1896. He was born in Tyler County, WV and had been a
consistent member of the Christian Church for over thirty
five years. Our mother, Sarah J. Wright was born May 28,
1828 and died October 13, 1896 in Burlington, West Virginia.
She was married to David T. Wright on September 25, 1859 and
they removed to Boone County, Indiana in 1888. As a result
of this union six children survive the beloved parents, five
boys and one daughter. Our mother joined the Christian
Church thirty-two years ago, and has lived a consistent
Christian ever since. Yet while our loss has been the
greatest possible here on earth, we live reconciled to the
fact that there is a hereafter in which we may all join in
one sweet accord if we follow the beckonings of father and
mother. We, the survivors wish to express our gratitude to
our neighbors and friends for their untiring efforts in our
behalf during our sickness and trials.
Marion Wright and brothers and sister.
Submitted by:
Connie Taylor
- March 9, 2007
Ferdinand Aubry Wright
[publication & date unknown]
The flower of love lies bleeding.
He died at his mother's home in Boone Co. Ind. Ferdinand
Aubry Wright of Osceola, Clarke County, Iowa, in the forty
fourth year of his age. Born in Trimble County, Ky Jan., 19,
1834. Died Jan 7th 1878.
Blessed are they that mourn for they shall be comforted.
Death a sure and grim harvestor [sic] has come and plucked
our loved flower and all is desolation. The sunny fruitful
gardens of our hearts, thus despoiled of their sweet bloom
and beauty are bleak and barren. No more alas, do we hear
the tender tones of his loved musical voice. But pure
spotless angel bending lovingly and pityingly over him, hear
them now. Dear lost uncle. Having won noble daring
achievements, the imperishable crown of a gallant soldier,
he met the enemy death as bravely and calmly as he ever met
a mortal foe. His countenance radiant with the calm glory of
the confident happy Christian. Nothing could assure us of
this more strongly than his last words. "O, bless Jesus and
all his holy angels."
When he felt that dread hour, which we all must see sooner
or later, was approaching, he called his mother, the fond
mother of his childhood, now a patient good woman bent with
the weight of eighty one years to his bedside and said,
"Mother remember me." Oh, simple yet beautiful word! Yes,
dear departed soul, thou mayest be Satisfied and joy in the
reflection that she whose heart is sore and bleeding from
the unexpected blow of a merciful providence, the only
surviving parent, will never forget thee. Aye we are
confident that green as the vine that is nourished by the
silver dew drop, and the golden sun beam, the sacred image
shall ever live in her memory, and in that of all the others
that sorrow for thee.
Submitted by:
Irene
Wright
Submitter Notes:
"These are the parent's of Ferdinand
Aubry Wright and his brother's and sisters:
John Strother Wright and wife, Charolette (Pendleton)
Wright. They were both born in Virginia. His brother's and
sister's were: LaFayette Wright and he married Phoebe Farley
in Trimble County, Ky: Sarah L. Wright who married John L.
Winn also in Trimble County, Ky:
Narcissa Wright who married James Miles and I don't know the
place of their marriage as I cannot find a record for them:
Mary Priscilla Wright, who married Albion A. Farley in
Trimble County, Ky: Robert C. Wright who married Isabelle
Spohr in Boone County, Indiana: John P. Wright who married
Mary Loop in Boone County, Indiana and Geraldine O. Wright
who married James Miller in Boone County, Indiana. I have
the dates of marriage on all the above but Narcissa Wright
and James Miles."
Francis
Marion Wright
Whitestown Dispatch
February 8, 1940
Francis Marion Wright, well known farmer, passed away
Sunday morning at 4:45 o'clock at the Witham Hospital, where
he had been ill with pneumonia for the past five weeks. Mr.
Wright was born in Tyler County, WV, and was 73 years old at
the time of his death. He was the son of David T. and Sarah
(DeNoon, Prickett) Wright.
He was married on January 12, 1904 to Maude Evalina Stultz,
who survives. He leaves besides the widow, two children,
Mrs. Geneva Adams of Indianapolis, and Harold Wright of near
Whitestown, and one grandson, Ernest Harold Adams. Other
survivors are two brothers, Sidney Wright of near
Whitestown, and Jacob Wright of New Augusta, one sister,
Mrs. Lavina
Hoskins of Muncie and a half-sister, Mrs. Doris McIntyre of
Oklahoma. One brother is deceased. Mr. Wright was a highly
respected citizen of this community and had resided on his
farm near Whitestown for 53 years. His wife has been an
invalid for the past several years. Funeral services were
held at the Little Eagle Church Tuesday afternoon with the
Rev.
Orville Woody officiating. Burial was in Little Eagle
Cemetery.
Submitted by:
Connie Taylor
- February 24, 2007
Effie Jane (Jackson) Wynkoop
The Lebanon Reporter
June 1, 1951, page 1
Dies At Home North Of Max
Effie Wynkoop To Be Buried Sunday
Mrs. Effie Jane Wynkoop, 73 years old, native and life
resident of this county, died early this morning at her home
one-half mile north of Max after a serious illness of six
months. She had been in ill health several years.
Born November 23, 1877, Mrs. Wynkoop was the daughter of
Emsley and Mary Ann (Owens) Jackson. She was married in
November, 1894, to Albert Wynkoop, who died 15 years ago.
She was a member of the old United Brethren church at Max.
Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Mary Edna Pittman, Route 4,
two brothers, William and Luke Jackson, both of near here, a
half-brother, Joe V. Jackson of near Jamestown; two sisters,
Mrs. George Evans and Mrs. Arthur Fine, both also of Route
4; two grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. One
brother and three half-brothers are deceased.
Services will be held at 3 p.m., Sunday at the Russell and
Hitch funeral home. Burial will be in Old Union cemetery.
Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 o'clock
tonight.
Submitted by:
Camille Evans - February 27, 2007
Dora May
Yaryan
Tri-County News
June 1, 1961
Mrs. Dora May YARYAN, 74, of Thorntown died at 3 p.m. Friday
May 19 in Witham Hospital, Lebanon where she had been a
patient since Sunday. She was a daughter of James and Jenny
BURKE FRUITS and was born Jan 13, 1887 in Montgomery County.
She married Samuel Yaryan in 1901. He died Oct 11, 1952.
Mrs. Yaryan has lived in Thorntown since 1952[?}. Prior to
that she lived in Parke County and in the Waveland community
for two years in the state of Washington. There are 12
children surviving: Mrs. Paul Poole; Mrs. Damon Copas of
Thorntown; Mrs. Stanley Covault, Darlington; Mrs. Albert
Paugh, Huntington; Mrs. Dale Springer, Waynetown; Mrs. Carl
McAfee of Indianapolis and Mrs. John Terry; Mrs. Powers
Coomers and Mrs. Tom Rubintino, all of Renton, Washington.
The three sons are Lee & Charles Yaryan of Indianapolis and
Max Yaryan of Lebanon. Also surviving are 37 grandchildren,
12 greats and a half-brother, Fred Lightcap of Lafayette.
Two brothers, two sisters and several grandchildren are
deceased. Funeral services were held Monday at Russell &
Hitch Funeral Home, with Rev. Bob Anderson and Rev. John
Simpson officiating. Burial in Maple Ridge Cemetery,
Waveland.
Submitted by: Karen Zach
Mrs. L. A. (Lowry) Yelton
Jamestown Press
Jamestown, [Boone County] Indiana
6 January 1898, page one
OBITUARY
On Thursday, 29 December, death removed from our midst our
dearly beloved sister, Mrs. L. A. Lowry-Yelton. She had been
afflicted with dropsy for several months and her heart had
become afflicted. She did not rise Thursday morning, saying
she felt worse. Between 1 and 2 p.m. she yielded up the
spirit.
She was born in Rush county, Indiana, 22 January 1851,
removing to Hendricks county, Indiana, with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John H. Lowry, in January 1856. She united in
marriage with John B. Yelton on 27 November 1867. Nine
children survive her, of whom the two oldest daughters are
married.
A more patient, loving or truer mother never existed than
she, and tho' she had many trials in her life, she bore them
with remarkable patience, trusting in the Lord, that all
would be well in the end. In time of sickness she was
unexcelled and has been known to make self sacrifices for
those whom she though two be more needy than herself. She
united with the Christian Church when she was very young and
lived a true Christian life. She leaves countless numbers of
friends and many relatives to mourn her departure.
The funeral took place at the Christian Church at 2 p.m.
Saturday, after which the remains were interred at the old
family grave yard, southeast of town.
May peace and rest and happiness
be hers forevermore,
And may God bless the day we meet
her on the other shore
CARDS OF THANKS
We desire to express our most sincere thanks to the good,
generous hearted people of Jamestown and vicinity who so
kindly and willingly lent their loving assistance to us
during the sickness and death of our beloved mother. -
- John Yelton and Family.
Submitted by:
Janet ISLEY Price
- 11 Jan 2000
Isaac Young
Crawfordsville Journal-Review
Saturday, Jan 2, 1932,
Isaac YOUNG, 92, a resident of Montgomery County for more
than 50 years, died at the county farm Friday morning at 2
o’clock following a short illness. Mr. Young had been in
failing health for the past quite some time but was not
confined to his bed until a few days ago when he suffered a
stroke of paralysis. Infirmities of old age coupled with the
stroke caused his death. Mr. Young was born in Boone County
but lived here the greater part of his life. In his younger
years when he was able to work he was engaged in the
building of roads. Only a few distant relatives survive him.
Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock
at the Hunt & Ratcliff Funeral Home here and will be in
charge of Rev. E. A. Arthur, pastor of the Memorial
Presbyterian Church. Interment in Oak Hill Cemetery.
Submitted by: Karen Zach - 2 Jan 2006
John Young
Unknown Indiana Newspaper
Thursday, March 25, 1915
JOHN YOUNG IS DEAD NEAR MECHANICSBURG
WAR VETERAN, 72 YEARS OLD, SUCCUMBED TO LIVER ATTACK SUNDAY
MORNING.
Funeral Services Will be at the Mechanicsburg Methodist
Church Thursday.
John Young, 72 years old, a farmer, died at 3 o'clock Sunday
morning at his home, a quarter mile north of Mechanicsburg.
Cancer of the liver caused death. An operation at
Indianapolis hospital was attempted a week ago. After an
incision had been made, attending doctors said surgery was
inadvisable in view of his condition. Mr. Young was brought
home Saturday. Funeral services were held from the Methodist
Episcopal church at Mechanicsburg Thursday.
Born in Indiana
Mr. Young was born in Marion county, this state, August 25,
1843. The decedent was twice married, his first marriage
being to Miss Nancy Saicher [sic], Dec. 24, 1865. Seven
children were born to that union, of which three are living,
as follows: Dr. Edward Young, Sheridan; W. W. Young,
Cashmerr, Wash., and Mrs. Pearl Mustin, two miles west of
Mechanicsburg. The second marriage was Oct. 8, 1884, to Miss
Lyda Salee, and ten children were born, of which six are
living as follows: James, Lebanon; Charles, Frankfort;
Benjamin, Electa, Retha and Andrew, all at home.
A half brother, James Finney, of Indianapolis, and a half
sister, Mrs. James Resh, of Rensselaer, also survive.
Member of G. A. R.
The decedent was a member of the M. E. church and of Rich
Mountain Post No. 42, G. A. R., of this city. He also served
during the civil war, being a member of Company G in the
116th Indiana Infantry.
The hour of the funeral is indefinite because of the
uncertain arrival of W. W. Young, a son from Cashmerr, Wash.
The family requests that there be no flowers.
[Original obituary copy
here]
Note:
"This obituary is of my great great
grandfather, John H. Young. He was born Aug 25, 1843 in
Marion County, Indiana and died Mar 21, 1915 in
Mechanicsburg, IN, Boone County. He was the son of Abijah
and Mary Roberts Young. His first wife in this obit is
actually Nancy Fancher and not Nancy Saicher as is listed."
Submitted by:
Robert Young - March 25, 2007
Marion B.
Young
[Unknown publication]
Crawfordsville, IN
May 2, 1955
Marion B. Young
Former Resident
Of County Dies
Tipton: Marion B. Young, 54, former resident of Montgomery
County, died at Tipton Memorial Hospital at 9:30 p.m.
Monday, an hour after he was stricken with a heart attack.
Mr. Young moved to Tipton in 1943 and operated the Tipton
Tractor and Supply Co., until 1953, when it was destroyed by
fire. Prior to that he was employed by the U. S. Department
of Agriculture. Earlier in his life, he had been a farmer in
the Shannondale neighborhood for a number of years. Born
Dec. 7, 1900, in Boone County, he was the son of W. Lee and
Nellie Burroughs Young. He was married June 1925, at Ladoga
to Nina Stanley. he was a member of the Tipton Presbyterian
Church and of the Elks Lodge at Tipton. He graduated from
Crawfordsville High School and later attended Wabash College
and Purdue University. The survivors include his wife: the
mother who lived at her son's home; four children, Mrs.
Malcolm Canada of near Thorntown, Mrs.. Richard Jaguar of
Newcastle, Stanley, a student a Indiana University, and Don,
at home, and three grandchildren. His father proceeded him
in death. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday
at the Russell & Hitch Funeral Home in Lebanon. Rev. John
Beans of Tipton will be in charge, with burial Shannondale
Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
Submitter Notes:
"Nellie Burroughs was the
daughter of Martin and Malinda Jane Rutledge Burroughs, of
Montgomery and Boone Counties, Indiana. W. Lee Young was the
son of John Van Nice and Elizabeth Ann Caldwell Young, of
Boone County, Indiana."
Submitted by:
Larry Bramblette
Young - Sep 3, 2001
Source: "My Grandmother's Scrapbook"
Nellie Burroughs Young
[Unknown Publication]
Crawfordsville, IN
Nov. 24 , 1969
Nellie B. Young
Is Dead At 90
Former Resident
Of Shannondale
Mrs. Nellie B. Young, 90, of Tipton died at 9:30 a.m. Sunday
at American Nursing Home at Kokomo. Born in Boone County
July 25 1878, she was the daughter of Martin Burroughs and
Malinda Jane Rutledge. She married W. Lee Young Aug 29,
1899. Mrs. Young had lived with her son and daughter-in-law
in Tipton since 1947. She had previously been a resident of
Shannondale where she and her husband had farmed. She was a
member of Bethel Presbyterian Church in Shannondale.
Surviving are four grandchildren; Mrs. Malcolm Canada of
near Jamestown, Mrs. Richard Jaeger of Lafayette, Stanley
Young of Tipton, and Don Young of Torrance, Calif., and nine
great-grandchildren. Mr. Young, three sisters and one
brother preceded her in death. A son Marion B. Young, died
in 1955. Funeral rites are scheduled for Tuesday at Russell
& Hitch Funeral Home in Lebanon with Rev. William E.
Thompson officiating. Burial will be in Shannondale
Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
Notes from submitter:
"Mrs. Malcolm Canada is
Betty Louise Young and Mrs. Richard Jaeger is Leanna Gene
Young. Both are the daughters of Marion B. and Nina Stanley
Young. W.
Lee Young was the son of John Van Nice and Elizabeth Ann
Caldwell Young."
Submitted by:
Larry Bramblette
Young - Sep 3, 2001
Source: "My Grandmother's Scrapbook"
Otuis Uriel
Young
[Unknown Publication]
Crawfordsville, IN
Oct. 31, 1952
Otuis U. Young, 83
Serious Eight days,
Expires Near Dover
Thorntown - Otuis U. Young, 83, a former trustee and
assessor of Jefferson Township, died Friday at 3:30 p.m. at
his home on RFD2, Thorntown, a half-mile west of Dover. He
had been in poor health for three years and serious for
eight days. A lifelong farmer, Mr. Young was also a member
of the advisory board when the present Dover School was
built. He was a democrat. At the time of his death he had
lived 52 years on the same farm. He was a member of the
Dover Christian Church and the Knights of Pythias at
Shannondale. A native of Boone County, Mr. Young was born
Nov. 14, 1868, the son of George T. and Catherine Burroughs
Young. He married, twice, first to Elizada Sanford, about 60
years ago. She died in 1919. On March 7, 1925, he was
married to Della Grimes, who survives. Other survivors
include two sons, Riel A. Young, RFD 4. Lebanon and W. Wayne
Young, RFD 1, Thorntown; a daughter, Mrs. Nellie G. Wilcox,
Lebanon; two step-daughters, Mrs. Mildred Emmet,
Indianapolis, and Mrs. Frieda Garner, RFD 2, Thorntown; a
step-son DeVon Stottler, at home; two sisters, Mrs. A. L.
Loop, Crawfordsville, and Miss Nora B. Young, St.
Petersburg, Fla.; 11 grandchildren and nine
great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by an infant
child, three sisters, and a granddaughter. Funeral services
will be conducted at the Dover Christian Church Monday at 2
p.m. Burial will be in the Shannondale Cemetery. friends may
pay their respects at the residence from 6 p.m. Sunday until
noon Monday.
Notes from submitter:
"Otis U. Young was Otis
Uriel Young. Catherine Burroughs Young was Margaret
Catherine Burroughs, daughter of Uriel & Leanna Bramblett
Burroughs. Mrs. A. L. Loop was Betty Louise Young. A. L.
Loop was Dr. Aubrey L. Loop. Deceased granddaughter was
Judith Ann Loop."
Submitted by:
Larry Bramblette
Young - Sep 3, 2001
Source: "My Grandmother's Scrapbook"
Child of Mr. &
Mrs. Younger
Jamestown Press
Jamestown, Indiana
Friday, 27 December 1901, page 2
The ten year old child of Mr. And Mrs. YOUNGER, who died at
their home in Indianapolis, Sunday, was brought here Tuesday
and buried in the I.O.O.F. Cemetery.
Transcribed by:
Janet Isley Price
(no relation to individuals) - October 28, 2007
Forest Younger
Jamestown Press
Jamestown, Indiana
Friday, 25 August 1901, page 2
Forest, little son of Mr. And Mrs. John YOUNGER, aged 1 year
, six days, died Tuesday night at 8:30, of cholera infantum.
The remains were interred in the I.O.O.F. Cemetery,
Wednesday at 3 o'clock.
Transcribed by:
Janet Isley Price
(no relation to individuals) - October 28, 2007
Clora
Jackson Zimmerman
[Unknown publication & date]
Clora Jackson Zimmerman, 84 Lebanon, died April 20,2005,
Services: 11a.m. Sat., April 23 at Russell & Hitch Funeral
Home, Lebanon, Fri. April 22, 2005.
Submitted by:
Jewel Vidito - A Classmate of 1938
Mary E.
Zimmerman
JAMESTOWN PRESS
Jamestown, [Boone County], Indiana
Friday, 29 June 1900, page 3
OBITUARY
Mary E., wife of Wm. H. ZIMMERMAN, died at her home west of
Jamestown Monday morning. Funeral services were conducted at
the home Monday afternoon by Rev. Chas. Jakes. Attended by
many sorrowing friends, after which the remains were
interred in the I.O.O.F. cemetery north of Jamestown,
attended by many friends and neighbors.
Submitted by:
Janet ISLEY Price
- 20 Jun 2001
Note: I am posting obituary for others. I am not
related to the subject. No other information was given.
James M. Zion
Crawfordsville Journal & Review
Saturday, March 24, 1931
James M. ZION, 82, twice candidate for governor and long
known as Indiana’s Apple King succumbed to heart trouble at
8 o’clock Friday morning at the home of a daughter, Mrs.
Hunter H. LEAMING of this city. He became widely known
through his political and apple growing activities. Ever
since the sudden death of his wife in 1919, followed by
financial reverses, he had lived in retirement. He clung to
his home here in which vicinity he had lived 40 years but
spent much of his time in the Leaming home. Mr. Zion, the
last of 9 children was a son of William and Amelia Sims
Zion, and was born in Lebanon Sept 22, 1848. His early
education was obtained in the Lebanon Academy, where he was
a classmate of the late James Mount, who later became
governor, the two were lifetime friends. On Oct 5, 1870, he
was married to Melvina Loveless of Clark’s Hill to which
union 5 children were born. During the first 23 years of his
married life, Mr. Zion was a successful solicitor for the
Appleton Publishing Company which work brought him into
contact with governors, senators, lawyers, educators and
other leaders in every state of the union. Much of his time
was spent in the west, where he traveled by stagecoach. For
14 years the family resided in San Francisco. Wide travel
brought to him a deep appreciation of Indiana apples and in
1892 he acquired a large farm in Tippecanoe County near
Clarks Hill. He thereupon became Indiana’s pioneer
commercial orchardist. By 1904, his orchard had become
famous, particularly after the world’s fair in St. Louis,
where he won first prize and a gold medal for the largest
apple (18” in circumference), and for the best individual
exhibit in the horticultural building. For a number of years
thereafter he won hundreds of prizes at state fairs and
national and international expositions. The late Kin
Hubbard, a close friend, once wrote that “Jim Zion is
getting humped shouldered carrying off prizes from the state
fair,” the two were close friends and Hubbard each year sent
an autographed copy of his “Abe Martin” book to Zion. Many
newspaper and magazines carried articles on Zion and his
famous orchard. He pioneered in attempting to heat orchards
against freezing using oil stoves, but the practice proved
too expensive and impractical in other ways. In more recent
years, Mr. Zion had manufactured vinegar, which he catered
to hotels and fancy groceries. In 1908, Mr. Zion was a
candidate for governor on an independent ticket and in 1920
was again a candidate, when McCray & McCullough were the
Republican and Democratic nominees, respectfully. He was a
liberal in politics, putting principle above party. For 62
years he had been a member of the blue lodge, F & AM of
Lebanon and for nearly as long he was affiliated with
Lafayette commandery, Knight Templars. Surviving are 3
daughters and two sons, E. R. & Dr. J. R. Zion and Mrs. Joy
Barton of San Francisco; Mrs. Joseph Labaree of Julesburg,
Colorado and Mrs. Leaming with four grandchildren. Friends
who wish to view the remains may call at the Leaming home at
any time until the hour of the funeral. Short services for
Mr. Zion will be held at the home of Mr. Leaming Monday noon
with only the most intimate friends and relatives present.
Following this, the remains will be taken to Clarks Hill
where services will be held Monday afternoon at 2:30 at the
Methodist Episcopal church.
Submitted by: Karen Zach - May 2005
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