Wallace - James T.
Source: Crawfordsville Review 4 Oct 1890
The sudden death of James T. Wallace on Friday morning caused a general surprise. He was taken sick last Saturday with erysipelas in the arm but later on it reached his brain from the effects of which he died. Jim was as well known in this city and county as any resident we have, while he counted his friends by the score. James was one of the nine children of WK and Sarah A. Wallace and was born 38 years ago. His living brothers and sisters are: WK Wallace; John H. Wallace, Mrs. Lucy Fry; Mrs. Kate Webster of Marion and Mrs. Alice Fitchey. Eleven years ago he married Miss Belle Young who with two very bright boys survive him. He has been in the drug business in this city nearly all his life, dividing the time between AW Binford and Lew Fisher and at his death was in the employ of the Smith & Myers Drug Co. The funeral will occur from the family residence on West Pike this afternoon at 2 o’clock.
Source: Crawfordsville Daily Journal 3 Oct 1890
The unexpected news of the death of James T. Wallace was made known at an early hour this morning, causing a general expression of regret for Jim was widely known and all his acquaintances were friends. He passed away at 5:11 this morning after suffering terribly from erysipelas since Saturday night. The disease was originally in his arm but reached his bring, thus causing death. James T. Wallace was the eighth of the nine children of W. K. and Sarah A. Wallace, and was born in this place 38 years ago. W. K. Wallace and John H. Wallace are his living brothers and Mrs. Lucy Fry, Mrs. Mary J. Webster, of Marion, and Mrs. Alice Fitchy are his living sisters. Since he was eighteen years old he has been in the drug business, working for A. W. Binford and Lew Fisher most of the time. Eleven years ago he married Miss Belle Young, who, with two children, both boys, survive him. He was baptized in the Episcopal Church. The funeral will occur tomorrow afternoon at 2 o’clock. - kbz
Source: Crawfordsville Weekly Journal 11 Oct 1890 p 2
The unexpected news of the death of James T. Wallace was made known at an early hour on Oct 3, cause a general expression of regret for Jim was widely known and all his acquaintances were friends. He passed away at 5:11 this morning after suffering terribly from erysipelas since Saturday night. The disease was originally in his arm but reached his brain, thus causing death. James T. Wallace was the 8th of the 9 children of WK and Sarah A. Wallace and was born in this place 38 years ago. WK Wallace and John H. Wallace are his brothers and Mrs. Lucy Fry, Mrs. Mary J. Webster of Marion, and Mrs. Alice Fitchy are his living sisters. Since he was 18 years old, he has been in the drug business, working for AW Binford and Lew Fisher most of the time. Eleven years ago he married Miss Belle Young who with two children, both boys, survive him. He was baptized in the Episcopal Church. – kbz
Source: Crawfordsville Daily Journal Monday, 5 Jan. 1891 Edition
Departed Year of 1890 in October -- 3rd - Death of James Wallace