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BEATTY, Dessie;
4 January 1970; "Funeral services
were held Wednesday afternoon at the Haas Funeral Home in Sellersburg
for
Mrs. Dessie BEATTY. Burial was in Graceland Cemetery, New Albany. Mrs.
Beatty, 86, mother of Mrs. Robert SHIRLEY, Orleans, died Sunday at her
home on Route 2, Borden, following a long illness. She was born and
raised
in Orange County, the daughter of George and Salinda BREEDEN WININGER.
Survivors, other than Mrs. SHIRLEY are two sons, O. E. VOWELL with whom
she lived and McClellan BEATTY of Louisville and two daughters, Mrs.
Ruby
GRAY, Vincennes and Mrs. Iris DRABING of Clarksville. One brother,
Harley
WININGER, Orleans; two sisters, Mrs. Bertha NEWLAND, Dennison, Texas
and
Mrs. Sadie PARAMORE of Indianapolis and several grandchildren. Her
husband,
Robert BEATTY, preceded her in death several years ago. Mr. and Mrs.
SHIRLEY
went to Borden Monday and remained until today, Thursday. from Phyllis
Hill
BEATY, Thomas J.;
1930; "Thomas J. BEATY, a
former well known citizen of Jackson Township, died at Danville Monday,
aged 73 years. He was a son of the late Joseph BEATY and was born and
raised
in Jackson Township, where he remained until after the death of his
wife,
several years ago, after which he went to live with his children at
Danville.
The remains are expected to arrive in French Lick this morning, and the
funeral services will be held at South Liberty church near his former
home."
BOLLING,
Courtland M.; 1980; "Courtland M.
BOLLING, of El Paso, Texas, formerly of this community died Feb. 23 in
El Paso, Texas, at the age of 88. A son of M.C.K. BOLLING and Mary
Ellen
BEATTY, he was born Nov. 28, 1891, near French Lick. He attended French
Lick High School. A retired baker, he owned bakeries in both Arizona
and
Texas. He is survived by two sons; three brothers, Munson BOLLING of
Terre
Haute, Lawton BOLLING of Noblesville, and two sisters, Mrs. Marie
Harrison
WILLIAMS, RR 1, French Lick, and Margaret TILLERY of Kokomo. Five
brothers
and sisters preceded him in death. Final rites were held Feb. 25 in El
Paso." .
BREEDEN, Ella
Z.; "Ella Z. was born May
28, 1885 to James C. and Eliza Jane LASHBROOK. She always lived in
Orange
County within a few feet of where she was born. She attended the old
South
Liberty School that stood where Tucker Lake is now located. She was
married
to Charles Henry BREEDEN on December 26, 1907. To this union were born
four sons, Charles Bryce, James F., Max A. and Rex Earl Breeden. Her
husband
passed away February 20, 1939. Three sons also preceded her in death.
She
leaves one son, Rex Earl of Columbus, Indiana; one sister, Mrs. Pauline
BREEDEN of R. R. 2, French Lick, Indiana; three grandchildren, Rebecca
BREEDEN CSESZKO, Jeanne BREEDEN MATSON and Diane BREEDEN; three
greatgrandchildren
and a host of other relatives and friends to mourn her passing. Ella
was
a member of the Moores Ridge Church and its Ladies Society. She also
belonged
to the Orange County Fellowship of Church Women and the Springs Valley
Republican Club. She never sought for world fame. She never won an
Oscar
or Emmy; but she was well read, interested in the Bible and politics,
and
was able to talk with anyone on almost any subject. She was happiest
when
in her kitchen cooking a meal for those she loved, going to church and
Sunday School. Ella loved her neighbors as herself, and did not bear
false
witness against anyone. She was a mother to all who needed help. She
departed
this life on April 23, 1975 to be with her Lord and Saviour." from
Phyllis Hill
BREEDEN, Frank
P.; Paoli Republican, Wednesday,
April 16, 1924; "Charles BREEDEN of Jackson township, was here several
days last week, assisting in caring for his father Frank P. BREEDEN,
who
was seriously ill and who passed away last Friday...Mr. BREEDEN, who
for
a number of years lived on a farm about 5 miles north west of Paoli,
died
at the home of his daughter in Paoli after an illness of 2 weeks, aged
about 73 years...His body was taken to Moore's Ridge church, southwest
of Paoli Sunday afternnon, where after the conclusion of the funeral
services,
it was interred." from Phyllis
Hill
BREEDEN,
Grace; PAOLI NEWS Thursday, June 17,
1965: "Local relatives have received word of the death of Mrs. Odis
BREEDEN, 65, Monday at Roberts, IL. She succumbed suddenly to a heart
attack.
Funeral rites are being made at Roberts. Mrs. BREEDEN is the former
Grace
WALTERS, a native of Orange County in the Newton Stewart community. She
had resided in Illinois for more than 40 years. Surviving are her
husband,
two daughters, three grandchildren, and three great grandchildren. She
is a sister-in-law of Mrs. Wm. ROBERTS, Sr. and Mrs. Charles WININGER."
from Phyllis Hill
BREEDEN, Ira
Millard; PAOLI NEWS Thursday, July
23, 1959; "Ira M. BREEDEN, houseman at the French Lick Sheraton Hotel,
died Wed. morning at his home in French Lick. He was 76 years old.
Final
rites will be held Friday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock in Ritter funeral
chapel
with burial in Moores Ridge cem. Among survivors is a son, Jesse
BREEDEN
of French Lick." from Phyllis Hill
A Paoli paper Obituary: "Ira Millard BREEDEN, son of
Joseph and
Susan LASHBROOKS BREEDEN, was born May 12, 1883, in Orange County, near
French Lick. Having lived his entire life in this community, he was
loved
and respected by all who knew him. During his last stay in the hospital
he was baptized. In 1910 he was united in marriage to Effie ROBERTS. To
this union were born four children, Mrs. Irene STE. FLEURE of Santa
Barbara,
Calif., Mrs. Norma COX of Indianapolis, Roy BREEDEN of Sellersburg and
Jesse BREEDEN of French Lick, seven grandchildren and four great
grandchildren.
He departed from this life July 22, 1959 at the age of 76 years, 2
months
and ten days. He leaves to mourn his departure four children, seven
grandchildren,
four great grandchildren, two sisters, Mrs. Hattie WININGER and Mrs.
Dena
ROBERTS, three brothers Claude of Paoli, Odis of Roberts, Ill., and
Russell
of West Baden. He was preceeded in death by his wife in 1952 and one
grandchild."
from Phyllis Hill
BREEDEN,
Isaac Newton; Deseret News Monday,
February 9, 1942: "Park City--Services for Isaac Newton BREECEN, 79,
who died Friday, will be conducted Monday at 1 p.m. in the North Ward.
Burial will be in the Hayden Cemetery. Mr. BREEDEN was born near
Louisville,
KY, July 31, 1862, son of Isaac N. and Sarah MOORE BREEDEN. Surviving
Mr.
BREEDEN are his daughter, Mrs. E. A. CORRELL of Park City; a brother,
Grant
A. BREEDEN of Hayden, two sisters, Mrs. Dora CLAPP of San Francisco and
Mrs. Lynn WININGER of French Lick Springs, IN." from Phyllis
Hill
BREEDEN,
James Franklin; "son of Ella
and Charles BREEDEN, was born in the Moores Ridge community, December
23,
1910 and passed away in his mother's kitchen, September 11, 1974, near
the place of his birth. He received a grade school education. He joined
the army when World War II broke out and was stationed at Camp
Atterbury
for a time and received a medical discharge. He was of a quiet nature
and
in poor health much of his life. He worked at various jobs at Whiting,
Crane and Seymour. He was married to Lucy SPAULDING on August 12, 1961
and for the last four years lived in a mobile home near his mother,
Mrs.
Ella BREEDEN. He was converted and joined Moores Ridge Church and later
was baptized on March 4, 1973. He leaves his devoted wife, Lucy; his
loving
mother, Ella; a dear brother, Rex; a devoted aunt, Pauline BREEDEN; and
a host of other relatives and friends. His father and two brothers,
Bryce
and Max, preceded him in death." from Phyllis
Hill
BREEDEN,
John; Bedford, Indiana Newspaper -
April 16, 1983: "John BREEDEN, 85, O'Fallon, IL, formerly of Paoli,
died at 5 a.m. Friday at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Bellville, IL. He
was
born May 27, 1897 in Orange County to Franklin and Eliza Jane WOOD
BREEDEN.
He married Maude MATTOX who preceded him in death in 1968. He was a
member
of the American Legion, a retired woodworker, and a WW1 veteran.
Survivors
include: a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy DITTOE, O'Fallon IL, two stepsons,
William
WILLIAMS, Junction City, Kans, and Harold NEAL, Mesa, Ariz., a
stepbrother,
Jesse LASHBROOK, Paoli, and a grandson. Funeral services will be at
10:A.M.
Tuesday at Christ the King Catholic Church in Paoli with Rev. William
Blackwell
officiating. Burial wil be in Paoli IOOF Cemetery. Friends may call
after
6 P.M. at the Dillman-Ellis Funeral Home in Paoli. A memorial service
will
be held at 7:30 P.M. at the funeral home." from Phyllis
Hill
BREEDEN, Max;
PAOLI REPUBLICAN Tuesday, May 11,
1965: MAX BREEDEN, 50, EXPIRES SUNDAY Final rites are being held
Tuesday
afternoon at Moores Ridge Methodist Church for Max BREEDEN. Mr.
BREEDEN,
50, died Sunday morning in Orange County Hospital where he had been a
patient
for three weeks. Services are being conducted by Rev. Donald Howe,
assisted
by Rev. Herb Mather. Arrangements and burial in the church cemetery are
by Ritter funeral directors. He was a member of the Moores Ridge
church.
He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Ella BREEDEN with whom he made his
home
on Route 2, French Lick and two brothers, James BREEDEN, Route 2,
French
Lick and Rex BREEDEN, Columbus." from Phyllis
Hill
BREEDEN,
Nellie; PAOLI REPUBLICAN, Thursday, January
18, 1945, Paoli, Orange, IN; "South Liberty, Jackson Twp.--Funeral
services were held here Wed. Afternoon for Mrs. Claude BREEDEN. Mrs.
BREEDEN
was formerly Nellie ROBERTS and lived in this community. Mrs. Claude
BREEDEN,
50, mother of 3 sons in military service, died Wednesday morning at her
home east of Paoli in the Lick Creek community. Funeral rites are
delayed
pending the arrival of 2 sons; a third, Pvt, Dale BREEDEN, is in a
hospital
in England after being wounded in France with an infantry division when
he temporarily lost sight in both eyes. Sgt. Clyde BREEDEN, who has
recently
completed required missions as a bomber gunner, is enroute home from an
Army air force base in England. Seaman 2nd Class Eugene BREEDEN, who
has
been spending a leave here during his mother's serious illness, has
been
on shipping list from Great lakes, ILL. A dau., Marylene, is at home."
from Phyllis Hill
BREWER, Samuel;
"With the passing of each
season comes the falling of snow, the blossoming of spring, the
wondrous
growth of summer, and then the fading of all this glory; the reaping
and
harvesting when each blade of grass must bow its head and each leaf
must
fall. And as we look about us now and see the fall of these autumn
leaves
we gather here today to pay our last respects to another leaf that has
fallen from the family tree of Thomas and Rosie LYTLE BREWER. Samuel
BREWER
was born to Tommy and Rosie BREWER in Garrett County, Ky. on August 24,
1893. He departed this life on November 21, 1965 at the age of 72
years,
two months and 28 days. Sam, as he was called by his many friends and
neighbors,
came to Indiana when he was nine years old. He devoted himself to his
neighborhood
in times of need and distress. His faith in his heavenly Father was
even
stronger since his affliction. Never once did he doubt his compete
trust
in God. He was a member of the Cane Creek Church where he received new
strength and hope. On Feb. 17, 1914 he was united in marriage to Mae
Belle
COX, a devoted companion who is left to mourn his passing with two
daughters,
Edith EVANS and Olive HATFIELD, both of French Lick, and a son, Dale,
also
of French Lick. He is also survived by a host of nieces and nephews; 15
grandchildren; 15 great grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. June HOLDER of
Attica, Ind. and Mrs. Grace BOWMAN, of Kingman, Ind; a half-sister,
Mrs.
Helen ALLEN of Lafayette; two brothers, Bryan of Lafayette, and Orville
of Attica, and many friends and neighbors. Two of the grandchildren,
Joyce
Ann and Charles Lee, were reared in Sam and May Belle's home and loved
as dearly as their own. A step-son, Troy, an infant son, Samuel Thomas,
and two grandchildren have preceded him in death."
BREWER,
William B.; "William B. BREWER,
72, former resident of Fowler, who had lived at the Silver Park Trailer
Court, By Pass 52, Lafayette since 1965, died at 1 a.m. in Lafayette
Home
Hospital, where he had been a patient a few hours. Death was
unexpected.
He was born in Newton Stewart in Orange County, and attended school
there.
He moved to Fowler in 1932 from Paoli and lived there until 1945. He
then
moved to Indianapolis where he lived until 1963 when he came to
Lafayette.
He was an operating engineer of heavy construction equipment and was a
member of Engineers Union Local 103 of Indianapolis. Mr. BREWER is
survived
by 5 sons, Wyley E. of Fowler, Meredith E. Sr. of Lafayette, Hyatt L.
of
Hammond, Samuel N. of Greenfield and Harold R. Brewer of Great Lakes,
Ill.;
four daughters, Mrs. Rosa BOUDREAU of Indianapolis, Mrs. Thelma BEATY
of
Hessville, Mrs. Elizabeth HASSER of Earl Park and Mrs. Beverly BEATY of
Muncie; and three sisters, Mrs. June HOLDER of Attica, Mrs. Grace
CLINTON
of Terre Haute and Mrs. Helen ALLEN of Lafayette." From funeral card:
"In Memory of William B. BREWER, Born October 1, 1898, Date of Death,
February 21, 1969. Services from Hooker-Konzelman Funeral Home, Sunday,
February 23, 1969 - 2:00 P. M. Clergyman Officiating-Rev. Jesse J.
Buell,
Final Resting Place, Fowler Cemetery Funeral Conducted By
Hooker-Konzelman
Funeral Home, Fowler, Indiana."
BROWN, William H.
'Billie'; b. 8 Feb 1854, son of
Tolbert and Sarah BROWN, d. 13 Feb 1924, age 70y/5d; m. 6 Oct 1876 to
Mary
Emma HUDELSON; three children--Harry A., Jennette E., and Freddie T.,
who
died age 5; Billie converted and united with U.B. Church in 1879 at Mt.
Gilead; survived by wife and children; two brothers, Elwood and Alonzo
BROWN; three grandchildren; funeral at Union U.B. Church on 15 Feb
1924;
funeral card signed by Mrs. William H. BROWN, Mr. and Mrs. Earl MAGNER,
and Mr. and Mrs. Harry BROWN and family. from Tom
McCart scrapbook
CHATHAM,
Ralph; "FORMER ORLEANS RESIDENT
RETURNED FOR BURIAL. Ralph CHATHAM, age 75, a former Orleans resident
passed
away Saturday at his home in Seymour, Indiana. Mr. CHATHAM was born
December
13, 1877 to William and Mattie ROBINSON CHATHAM in Orleans. On August
18,
1897 he was united in Marriage to Fannie M. WRIGHT, also of Orleans. He
was a member of the Orleans Christian Church, and a member of the Odd
Fellows
lodge. For many years Mr. CHATHAM operated a tin shop in Orleans and
was
also an architect. At one time he also operated a Variety Store in
Orleans.
In 1928 he moved from Orleans to Seymour where he continued as a tinner
for a Hardware Company. His body was returned to Ochs Funeral Home in
Orleans
where funeral services will be conducted today, Wednesday at 2 p.m.
with
a Seymour minister officiating. Burial in the I.O.O.F. Cemetery,
Orleans.
He is survived by the wife by a second marriage, Mrs. Nell ASHLEY
CHATHAM,
one son Kenneth CHATHAM of Lafayette, one daughter Mrs. Harris GIBBONS,
Washington, Indiana, and three grandchildren and one great-grandchild."
[Paoli News December 17, 1952] Note: Ralph died on his birthday,
December
13, 1952. from Sharon Chatham
CHATHAM,
Will H.; "THE PASSING OF WILL
H. CHATHAM. Died at his home in our little city Friday, May 29, 1919,
Will
H. CHATHAM, aged 61 years, 2 months and 22 days. He was born March 7,
1858,
and was the oldest of seven children born to Benjamin and Matilda
CHATHAM
on the old CHATHAM farm south of Orleans. He was educated in the
country
and in the Orleans schools, and united with the Christian church and
was
baptized by Rev. Ben FRANKLIN in 1874. He was married to Mattie
ROBINSON
on August 23, 1876, and to them were given two sons, Ralph M. and Orin,
the latter son preceedint the father to another world about three
years.
Three sisters, Mrs. H.F. JOHNSON, Mrs. R.L. HUDELSON and Mrs. John
MCCART
and one half sister, Mrs. Frank WALLS, survive. He leaves a devoted
wife
and one son, Ralph M. CHATHAM and wife and two grandchildren to mourn
his
loss, besides many other relative and friends. The funeral was held at
the home Saturday afternoon at two o'clock, conducted by Rev. John
MARSHALL,
and the body laid to rest in Fairview Cemetery. For more than thirty
years
he was more or less connected with the newspapers in Orleans and served
this paper as a local representative for many years. About thirty-five
years ago he was editor and proprietor of the Orange County Democrat,
published
in Orleans. He was a constant reader, having enriched his mind with a
study
of history and was familiar with the great authors of literature. He
was
also an entertaining writer and had the distinction of writing more
Obituary
notices than anyone in the county. For many months he had been
suffering
from a complication of diseases and expert physicians could only give
temorary
relief, and his passing was expected by the family and close friends."
[From the Progress Examiner] from Sharon
Chatham
CLAPP, Dora; The
Fresno Bee Saturday, December 6,
1947 "CLAPP--In Fresno, December 5, 1947. Dora CLAPP, mother of Mrs.
Barbara CLAFLIN of San Francisco, Mrs. Nora COVERT and Harold CLAPP of
Oregon, Mrs. Opal ROGALLO of Sanger, Mrs. Virginia LEWIS of Texas, Mrs.
Harriet PARKS and M. R. CLAPP of Ohio and John CLAPP of Washington,
sister
of Mrs. Salinda WININGER of Indiana; 18 grandchildren also survive. A
native
of Indiana, aged 79 years. Funeral services will be conducted from the
Yost and Webb Chapel today at two o'clock. Rev. R. R. Merideth
officiating.
The remains will be forwarded to Roseville, California for interment."
from Phyllis Hill
GERKIN, Frank
Alfred; son of Alfred and Nannie
GERKIN, b. in Orange County on 4 Jul 1892; d. 12 July 1920, aged
28y/8d;
had been ill for several years, visitd Mayo Clinic; survived by mother,
stepfather, five sisters, three brothers, his fiancee; preceded in
death
by father and two sisters; member of Red Men Lodge at Huron and Odd
Fellows
at Mitchell; funeral conducted July 13 at Bonds Chapel, burial at
Bonds.
from Tom McCart scrapbook
HALL, Earl; son of
David R. and Lillie HALL, b. 30
Jan 1889 in Orangeville Township; d. 11 Feb 19?? (probably 1924 based
on
info in obit); member of Mathers Chapel Church; m. Alta ABEL in 1910;
one
child born, Mildred May; attended business college at Quincy, IL, later
employed at Chaffee, MO, where he lived with family a short time;
spring
1912 afflicted with tuberculosis, and traveled to Swink, CO for his
health,
where he lived for past 12 years; employed there by Holly Sugar Co. for
past 11 years; he was the second child in a family of six, and first to
pass on; survived by parents of Mitchell; brothers Ernest, Robert, and
Stanley all of Chicago, IL; Herschel of Vincennes, IN; sister Jessie
PURLEE
of Orange Co.; daughter Mildred of Hornell, NY; funeral at Bethel
Church
on 17 Feb, burial in I.O.O.F. Cemetery at Bethel. from Tom
McCart scrapbook
HALL, Rosa
Trinkle; 1931; "Mrs. Rosa Trinkle
HALL, wife of Flet HALL, of Leipsic, died at St. Edwards Hospital, New
Albany, last Friday, after an illness of several weeks, aged 33 years.
Mrs. HALL was born and had always lived in the vicinity of Leipsic...
She
is survived by her husband, one son and her mother." from Tom
McCart scrapbook
HANKINS,
William A.C.; son of Eli and Mahala HANKINS,
b. 10 Oct 1868, d. 29 Jan 1924; lived most of life in Orange Co.; m.
Mary
BROCK in 1890, one child, Samuel E. HANKINS; survived by wife and son;
two brothers, Frank HANKINS of Bloomington, and Joshua HANKINS of West
Baden; two sisters, Mary TOLIVER of Paoli, and Eliza BIXLER of
Orleans;
member of Odd Fellows; funeral service at Wesley Chapel on 31 Jan 1924
with burial in cemetery nearby. from Tom
McCart scrapbook
HARRISON,
Mary; Topeka State Journal, December
6, 1906: "Deaths and Funerals: Mrs. Mary HARRISON, aged 88, died
Wednesday
morning at her home five miles southeast of of Topeka, of old age. The
funeral was held at the residence this morning at 10:00 and the burial
followed in Foster Cemetery." Farmers Mail and Breeze (a weekly)
December
15, 1906: "Deaths: The funeral of Mrs. HARRISON, who made her home
with her granddaughter, Mrs. William BERMAN, was held December 6. Mrs.
HARRISON was almost 90 years old. The body was interred in the Foster
cemetery."
**NOTE: Mary HARRISON was the daughter of William and Nancy STONE
ALLEN.
She married Christopher C. HARRISON in Orange County, Indiana. from
Phyllis
Hill
LASHBROOK,
Alice; PAOLI NEWS Thursday, December
2, 1965: "Mrs. Alice LASHBROOK, 83, French Lick, died at 4:30 a.m.
Wednesday at her home. A native of French Lick, she will be buried at
Ames
Chapel cemetery Friday. Funeral services will be held at the
Brosmer-Drabing
funeral home at 2:00 p.m. Friday. Rev. John DROLLINGER will conduct the
services. A member of Beechwood Christian Church, Mrs. LASHBROOK is
survived
by two sons, Rex LASHBROOK of French Lick and Earl LASHBROOK of
Greensburg;
one sister, Mrs. Pearl BEATY of French Lick; one brother, Fred
LIVENGOOD
of French Lick. She was preceded in death by her husband, Zeno
LASHBROOK,
who died in 1955." from Phyllis
Hill
LASHBROOK,
Clarence; PAOLI REPUBLICAN Wednesday,
June 15, 1927: "Clarence LASHBROOK, elder son of former County
Treasurer
Wm. B. LASHBROOKS, died Tuesday afternoon at the home of his father, 2
miles west of Paoli, aged 25 years. He was an accomplished violinist,
and
was a competent instructor on that instrument. Funeral srvices will be
held Thursday afternoon at 2:00 p.m. at the M.E. church in Paoli,
followed
by interment in the Community cemetery. (Paoli)" from Phyllis
Hill
LASHBROOK, John
Wesley; PAOLI REPUBLICAN Thursday,
August 14, 1941: "The death of John Wesley LASHBROOK, aged 86, marked
the 2nd passing in the LASHBROOK family of ten--5 brothers and 5
sisters--whose
ages range from 70 to 91. A brother, Wm. M. was the 1st to succumb in
February
1939. Mr. LASHBROOK died Tuesday evening at the home of his daughter,
Mrs.
Lon WAYNICK, east of Paoli. Funeral services are being conducted
Thursday
afternoon from Moores Ridge." from Phyllis
Hill
LASHBROOK,
Lillian; PAOLI REPUBLICAN Thursday,
August 21, 1941: "Mrs. Lillian LASHBROOK, aged 58, succumbed at 8:00
a.m. Thursday at the home of her son, Winfred LASHBROOK. Definite
funeral
arrangements had not been made at noon Thursday but services will be
held
Saturday aftenoon." from Phyllis
Hill
LASHBROOKS,
Arvilla; PAOLI REPUBLICAN Tuesday,
August 9, 1960: "Funeral services were conducted Sunday afternoon
in Ritter Funeral chapel for Mrs. Arvilla LASHBROOKS whose death
occurred
Friday. Burial was in Moores Ridge Cemetery. Mrs. LASHBROOKS was 80
years
old. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Ethel BREEDEN of West Baden
and
another daughter whose home is in the west." from Phyllis
Hill
LASHBROOKS,
Velza; "from whom we parted
company...a few days ago...was born in this county Jan. 4, 1883, the
son
of the late John Wesley and Mary Elizabeth Lashbrooks, was reared in
the
rural home of these parents, and lived his life in that occupation. On
April 4, 1916, he was united in marriage to Miss Erma Moore, and they
spent
their years of companionship on a farm near Chambersburg, east of
Paoli.
No children were born into their home, but shortly before the death of
Mrs. Lashbrooks in 1946 there came into their home a young lad, to whom
they gave a parental care as to an only "child", and whose love
was wholly returned as to parents of his own by this child, who came to
be then among his school friends, and is today, known as "Tracy
Lashbrooks",
who today mouns the passing of these parents as they have gone from his
embrace. Following the death of the Companion, and later the entrance
of
the son into army service, and later to the school of life, The
bereaved
citizen continued in the rural home ...finding cheer in the
friendliness
and appreciation of neighbors and friends, and the occasional visit of
the only son he knew and loved. A few weeks prior to his passing he
became
ill, and was removed to the Clark Hospital at Paoli for further care
and
treatment, and here on Sunday, April 15, 1957, came his passing, at the
age of 74 years, 3 months, 10 days. Other than his "son" now
residing in New Albany with the wife and baby son, there remains one
brother--William
Lashbrooks--of Paoli, and the many friends and neighbors of his life
acquaintance
These will remember him for his quiet manner of a clean, christian
neighborly
and friendly life of honesty of purpose, and his love for home,
Companion,
"Son", and the community he called his "home". from
Phyllis Hill
LINDSEY,
Martha; daughter of Willet and Ellen
HAM, b. near Orangeville on 10 Mar 1856; m. James H. LINDSEY on 12 Feb
1880, had four children; he died seven years ago; member of M.E. Church
at Wesley Chapel; for past five years has lived most of time with son
in
Colorado; returned home about a month ago; survived by one son, three
daughters,
two brothers, and two sisters; buried in Orleans. from Tom
McCart scrapbook
LINGLE, John J.
"In the passing of John J.
LINGLE, who died at 6:30 this morning, Orleans loses one of her oldest
and most respected citizens. Mr. LINGLE was born, reared and educated
in
this town. He taught school for several years, first in the country
districts,
then in the Orleans schools. He finally gave up the profession of
teacher
for that of the law, which occupation he followed the rest of his life.
He has been prominently connected with the affairs of Orleans from
early
manhood and was a valuable booster for the city and the county. He at
different
times served as Councilman and member of the School Board. He served as
Journal Clerk of the State Senate at more than one session. He was a
member
of the Knights of Pythias, the Odd Fellows and the Masonic
fraternities,
and took great interest in their affairs. He was a life-long Democrat
and
in 1878-9 published the Orange County Democrat here in Orleans, and was
once a candidate for the Legislature. He was a member of the Methodist
Church and was a firm believer in its doctrines and its mission. Honest
to the core, his word was never doubted. He had strong opinions of his
own but was willing to grant to those who differed from him the same
privilege
and no one lost his friendship because he disagreed with him on some
seemingly
vital subject. He was a good neighbor, ever ready to help in time of
need.
Orleans will misss his presence on her streets, and his counsel and
help
in public affairs. Mr. LINGLE was twice married, and leaves to mourn
their
loss beside the widow and young son who are at home, three children by
the first wife who make their homes on the Pacific coast. The family
have
the sympathy of the entire community. No arragements have been made at
this writing for the funeral." [From the Progress Examiner]
LINGLE, John
J.; "John J. LINGLE, the son
of Dr. Henry LINGLE and Mary SEWELL LINGLE, was born in Orleans,
Indiana,
May 24, 1848, and departed this life January 15, 1920; aged 71 years, 7
months and 21 days. During his long and eventful life he knew no home
other
than on the west side of the Public Square in Orleans and he died in
the
house in which he was born. He was married to Emma J. ELROD November
20,
1873. To this union four children were born. The eldest, Henry, died
December
15, 1896 in the twenty-first year of his age. Thomas, Elizabeth and
Richard
now have their home in Aber___n, Washington. The wife, Emma, died May
16,
1894, and on April 20 1899 Mr. LINGLE took to wife Miss Florence
QUALKENBUSH.
One son, Damon, came to bless this union. He was a member of the
Methodist
Church from his youth. His religious activities took the form of
neighborly
kindness and help in times of sickness or distress. He was an ardent
fraternity
man; a member of the I.O.O.F., the F. and A.M. and the K. of P. lodges,
being a charter member of the local K. of P. lodge. He filled the
highest
offices in the gift of the local lodges, having just laid down the post
of Noble Grand of the Odd Fellows. A lifelong friend pays this tribute
to him: "John LINGLE was an honest man, under the most trying ordeals,
with all men and in all instances. In his business relations careful
and
prudent; in his political affiliations positive but deferential.
Fraternally
he was vigilant in season and out of season. Always at the work for the
upbuilding of his native town in benevolences, morality, education,
socially
and in all legitimate enterprises in commercial life. His successor
will
not easily be found." He will be missed by all and especially missed
when counsel and help is needed in fraternal or civic affairs. He
leaves
to mourn their loss besides Sam Merfield LINGLE, of Queensbur,
Kentucky,
and a large number of other relative and friends. With these the whole
community mourns. Funeral servies were held Sunday afternoon in the
Methodist
Church. The Rev. William R. ASHBY officiated with the Rev. John
MCCULLOUGH
assisting. The body was laid to rest in Green Hill Cemetery. The very
impressive
burial service of the Masonic lodge was used at the grave." [From
the Progress Examiner]
MOORE,
Martha; Paoli Republican, Wednesday,
August 17 1932: "Mrs. Martha MOORE, age 79, wife of W. B. MOORE, a
well-known and highly respected lady of Paoli, died last Wednesday
night,
the 10th, at the home of her son Fred MOORE, after a short illness from
cerebral hemorrhage, followed by paralysis. The deceased was the
daughter
of the late John and Rebecca TILLERY. Surviving are her husband, two
sons,
Fred of this city with whom the aged couple made their home and Edward
of South Bend and three daughters, Mrs. Claude McCRACKEN, Mrs. Asal
LOMAX
of Wichita, Kansas and Mrs. Charles RAYMOND of Orleans. Funeral
services
wee conducted by the Rev. S. R. Lankford and the Rev. J. W. McCullough
and were held Saturday afternoon in the First Baptist Church in Paoli,
followed by interment in the IOOF Cemetery. from Phyllis
Hill
MOORE, Solomon;
(copied Feb. 21, 1980 from the microfilm
copy of the Feb 25, 1898 issue of the Buffalo Advocate which is stored
at the Fredonia Public Library) "Died Solomon MOORE, aged 76 years,
died at the residence of his son, in Buffalo, Kansas on Sunday, Feb 20,
1898 of Bright's disease. Deceased was born in Orange County, Indiana.
There he grew to manhood and married Sarah Jane WILSON, from which
union
there were born six boys, four of whom survive. In April 1862 Mr. MOORE
enlisted in the 49th Indiana volunteers and served in the union army
one
year when he was discharged as disabled for service. In 1869 Mr. MOORE
and his family moved to Franklin county, Kansas where in 1871 his first
wife died. Three years later Mr. Moore married Mrs. E. M. WOLFINGTON,
the
widow of a comrade of his boyhood and then in 1883 the family moved to
the farm they still own near the High Prairie Methodist church in
Colfax
township. Last fall his son built a house in Buffalo and the old
gentleman
and his wife made this their home. Mr. MOORE was always a farmer and an
honorable, upright man. He joined the Methodist church at the age of 22
years and was a member of the Buffalo charge at his death. The sons now
living reside as follows: James A. and B.F. MOORE in Indiana; G.W.
MOORE,
Rest, Kansas and Hance MOORE, Buffalo, Kans. The funeral occured
Monday,
the body being taken to the High Prairie cemetery for burial. Rev.
BLACKBURN
of Altoona preached the funeral service at the High Prairie M.E.
church.
He gave the land for the High Prairie Cemetery. Note: Solomon MOORE was
the son of John and Rebecca ALSPAUGH MOORE. from Phyllis
Hill
MOORE, William
Braddock; Orleans Newspaper August
19 1937: "Mr. W. B. MOORE, resident of Paoli, passed away at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. Charles RAYMOND in Orleans Tuesday night, the
17th
from an attack of acute indigestion. He was 86 years of age. Mr. MOORE
had been in failing health for several years but had been about as
usual
Tuesday until he suffered the fatal attack after retiring. A native of
Paoli, he made his home there but had spent the greater part of the
summer
at the daughter's house. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. RAYMOND of
Orleans, Mrs. C. L. McCRACKEN and Mrs. A. LOMAX of Wichita, Kansas and
two sons, Fred MOORE of Paoli and Ed MOORE of South Bend. He was buried
from the home of his daughter with services at the Baptist Church in
Paoli
Friday at 2PM, burial in the Paoli Cemetery. from Phyllis
Hill
****** Paoli Republican August 19 1937: "William
Braddock MOORE
of Paoli, age 86 years, died early Wednesday morning at the home of his
daughter. Born in the Moore's Ridge neighborhood October 20, 1850, son
of William and Mary Ellen CARROLL MOORE, on October 30, 1870 he was
married
to Martha Ann TILLERY. For many years he followed the occupation of
farmer,
later moving his family to Paoli. At one time, he was custodian of the
Odd Fellows Cemetery here and evidenced great pride in its upkeep. Mrs.
MOORE died about six years ago and, since that time, he had made his
home
mainly with his son, Fred. Besides the son and daughter, he is survived
by another son, Edward of South Bend and two daughters, Mrs. Asal LOMAX
and Mrs. Claude McCRACKEN both of Wichita, Kansas He was a member of
the
Baptist Church. Funeral Friday August 20th with interment in the IOOF
Cemetery.
from Phyllis Hill
From County Death Records: "William B. MOORE. Died in
Orleans Township,
Orange County, Ind. Widowed. Born October 30, 1840. Age 86y, 9m, 18d.
Retired
farmer. Born in Indiana. His father was William MOORE. His mother was
Mary
Ellen CARROLL. Both born in Indiana. Died August 18, 1937 at 12:10 p.m.
of acute indigestion. Buried in I.O.O.F. Cemetery., Paoli. --Mrs.
Charles
RAYMOND, informant."
(Note from Pearl Wilson--The Wm. MOORE who married Mary
Ellen CARROLL
was a son of Rev. E.W. (Neddie) MOORE. He is said to have died young. I
was told that he "was killed while painting the Orange Co.
Courthouse".)
(She added in another letter--He died 10 Jan 1851--we do not generally
paint here in the winter.)
NORMAN, Nancy
Elizabeth; daughter of George and
Susan SCARLETT, b. 31 Aug 1844 in Orange Co.; d. 8 Apr 1924; m. Azor
NORMAN
on 24 May 1874; member of U.B. Church at Scarletts Chapel; lived near
Chapel
most of life, but due to declining healthe had spent a short time with
her niece, Mrs. Andrew JOHNSON; survived by husband, two sisters, eight
nieces and nephews. from Tom McCart
scrapbook
PIPHER, David;
son of Hiram A. and Mary E. PIPHER,
b. 6 Nov 1897, d. 14 Jul 1920, aged 22y/8m/8d; suffered from flu a few
months ago, later contracted measles from which he never fully
recovered;
survived by father, mother, four sisters, three brothers; preceded in
death
by two brothers. from Tom McCart
scrapbook
PIPHER, Hiram
Edward; son of Hiram A. and Mary
PIPHER, b. 18 Aug 1894, d. 3 Jan 1922, aged 27y/4m/13d; m. Maude Mae
BEDSTER
on 19 Dec 1914, no children; suffered from influenza, pneumonia fever;
survived by father, mother, four sisters, two brothers; member of Red
Men
Lodge at Mitchell. NOTE: Thank you card is signed Mrs. Homer E.
PIPHER, not Hiram. ?? from Tom McCart
scrapbook
POWELL, Daisy
Ethel Beatrice; third child of the
late Wm. A. and Mary POWELL, b. 17 Oct 1880 in Bonds Chapel
neighborhood;
had one brother and one sister; graduated from common schools of Orange
County; began teaching in Orange County in 1901, taught until 1914,
during
which time she graduated from Central Normal at Danville and State
Normal
at Terre Haute; taught in city schools at Bedford from 1914 until 1922,
when she was forced to stop due to ill health; joined Bonds Chapel as a
child; spent nine weeks in hospital at Louisville, returned home where
she d. 20 Sep 1923; preceded in death by father, mother, brother Albert
POWELL; survived by sister Della POWELL EDWARDS of Huron, IN;
two
niece, Avis POWELL and Marie POWELL of Vincennes, IN; sister-in-law,
Nannie
FRY of Vincennes; brother-in-law William E. EDWARDS of Huron. from Tom
McCart scrapbook
RITTER, Thomas
Butler; third son of late Dr. John
A. and Margaret CARTER RITTER, b. 6 Jun 1851 at old family home at
Orangeville,
d. 25 Oct 1922, aged 71y/3m/19d; on mother's side, descended from
S.B.A.
CARTER, one of earliest settlers of Orleans; educated at Asbury
University,
now Depauw, and at Louisville College of Medicine; "a rare privilege
of his childhood had been that of being taught by Miss Mary HARDESTY,
afterward
the wife of Dr. CARTER and know to us all as "Aunt Mary"; [line
cut off of obit here--think it says "united in marriage"] m.
Martha Elizabeth EASLEY, their children are: Alta, Mrs. T.J. COX, of
Chicago;
Sarah, teacher of psychology in the Woman's College of Alabama; John
M.,
resident of Orleans; Mary, Mrs. J.W. WOODSON, who with her daughter
Margaret,
a student of Purdue University, now reside in LaFayette; Grace Luella,
deceased in childhood, and Robert O., an orthopoedic surgeon, of
Chicago;
he joined the Methodist Episcopal Church at Old Nelson Chapel in
January
1866; was a Free and Accepted Mason, held the rank of Knight Templar;
survived
by wife, two sons, three daughters, one granddaughter, two sisters, and
three brothers; burial in Fairview Cemetery. from Tom
McCart scrapbook
ROLAND,
Sheridan; "On July 3, 1894, twin boys
came to bless and make happy the home of George and Elizabeth ROLAND.
They
grew to manhood, each striving for an education and the things that
make
men of real value to a community. Sheridan was afflicted with a nervous
trouble, and when his brother, Sherman, entered in the world's war and
he was rejected because of his health, he became depressed, and his
nervous
trouble more serious. There was that beautiful devotion between these
brothers that seems to exist only between twins and when Sherman
returned from the war relatives and friends were hopeful that Sheridan
would fully recover. Last year he went to Colorado, where he taught a
successful term of school. During the winter his trouble became more
apparent and relatives and friends were horrified on the morning of
Jan. 7, 1922, when they found what a tragic ending had come to the life
of Sheridan ROLAND.... The funeral services were held at Antioch on
Jan. 8 and the large concourse of people gathered there showed the very
high esteem in which he was held." From Tom McCart scrapbook
Springs Valley Herald (January 12, 1922) Death Notice
Sheridan
Roland, 27 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. George Roland, near Antioch was
found dead in the kitchen Saturday morning when his father went into
the kitchen to make a fire. He had shot himself sometime during the
hight. His brother, Roscoe, who attends High School here, was reading
till about midnight and said his brother was washing his feet when he
went to bed. Sheridan had been in poor health for some time and was
probably despondent.
Funeral and
burial was at Antioch, Sunday.
Springs Valley Herald (January 12, 1922) West Baden News
Harry
Roland of Mt. Carmel, Ill. came Saturday to be in attendance at the
funeral of his nephew, Sheridan Roland at Antioch last Sunday. Many
people in West Baden knew young Roland and were shocked at hearing of
his death. The parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Roland will have the
sympathy of the community at large. Submitted by Tom Agan.
STEPHENSON,
Adda E.; daughter of Henry F. and
Maggie L. OWEN, b. 13 Oct 1893, d. 30 Jul 1923 at 1 a.m., aged
29y/9m/17d;
member of Bonds Chapel since age 15; m. Ray M. STEPHENSON on 25 Sep
1920;
two children, Elmer Lemoine, age 2 years, and Sherman Henry, age seven
months; survived by husband, two children, mother, father, one sister,
and two brothers; funeral at Bonds Chapel. from Tom
McCart scrapbook
STILES, Rev.
George A.; son of Lewis and Rosanna
STILES, b. 10 Oct 1865 near Shoals, IN; d. 9 Feb 1920, aged 54y/4m, at
his recently acquired home on Main Street in Shoals; held several minor
offices in his township; Republican; joined Methodist Episcopal Church
as a youth at Old Smith's Chapel; joined ministry, preached two years
on
Chrystal Circuit and one year on Glendale Circuit in Daviess County; m.
Rosabelle ALLEGREE on 1 Jan 1890, and had eight children, one died as
an
infant; survived by wife; children: Mrs. Harry JACKMAN, Mrs. Curtis L.
JOHNSON, Clayton, Jennings, Andrew, Florence, and Albert STILES;
brothers
and sisters: Susan B., Officer L., Harlan, Byron W., and Lewis, Mrs.
A.J.
HAMILTON, and Mrs. Doyle RADCLIFF. from Tom
McCart scrapbook
TAGGART, Robert
Marks 'Bob'; son of Hamilton and
Margaret MARKS TAGGART, born 7 Sep 1870 on family farm; died 12 Nov
1920
aged 50y/2m/5d; member of Knights of Pythias; member of Presbyterian
Church;
"known in seven states as shipper from whom anyone can buy without
looking", m. Rose M. BURTON on 18 Oct 1899, had two daughters, Leona
and Elizabeth; survived by wife, daughters, sisters Mrs. Emma EASLEY of
Indianapolis and Mrs. Annie YOUNG of Orleans; brothers John H., Samuel
R., and Mathew. [from Progress Examiner] from
Sharon
Chatham
WAYNICK, Mayme;
PAOLI REPUBLICAN Thursday, February
7, 1946: "Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at the Paoli
United Brethren church for Mrs. Mayme WAYNICK, 55, wife of A.L.
WAYNICK,
who died at her home in the Lick Creek community Sunday afternoon. Mrs.
WAYNICK had suffered a paralytic stroke a week previous after learning
the news that her sister-in-law had died of a stroke while shopping in
the local Jay C Store. Surviving with the husband are a son, Herschel,
a daughter, Mrs. James ELLIOTT, and a step-daughter, Miss Nova WAYNICK."
WHITTINGTON,
William Perry (called Perry); son of
Johnathan and Elizabeth WHITTINGTON, b. in Orangeville on 25 May 1872;
d. 12 Jul 1924, aged 52y/1m/17d; m. Elizabeth ABELS on 22 May 1910; had
5 daughters, Lenora, Eva, Sylvia, Betty Wynema, and Edith May, the last
one dying in infancy; joined M.E. Church in Orangeville in 1915; member
of Odd Fellows and Red Men; survived by wife and daughters; three
half-brothers,
Joseph of Orleans, James of Huron, and Ellsworth of Mitchell; four
brothers,
Ed ROSS of Arkansas, Charles of Illinois, Robert of Montana, and Albert
of Idaho; an uncle, William ROSS of Elnora; preceded in death by
parents,
one sister, two half-sisters; funeral at Bethel, burial at I.O.O.F.
Cemetery.
Taken from a separate clipping pasted next to the obituary: "Some
few years ago Mr. WHITTINGTON suffered a sunstroke which affected his
mind
at the time but after treatment it seemed that he had recovered from
the
stroke and was normal again. A return of the old trouble brought his
life
to an untimely end Saturday evening when his head was blown from his
body
with a gun which he discharged in his own hands." from Tom
McCart scrapbook
WININGER,
Salinda; Springs Valley Herald: "Salinda
BREEDEN WININGER was born March 15, 1858 to Newton and Sarah BREEDEN of
French Lick and departed this life July 8, 1953 at the age of 95 years,
3 months and 23 days. She was united in marriage to Rev. George W.
WININGER
in 1874. To this union were born five children, Albert; Mrs. Bertha
NEWLAND,
Denison, Texas; Mrs. Dessie BEATTY, Borden, Indiana; Mrs. Sadie
PARAMORE,
of Indianapolis; and Harley of Orleans, Indiana. Her husband and son
Albert
preceded her in death. She lived with her daughter Dessie and grandson
Otto E. VOWELL who cared for her in her illness. She was a life-long
member
of the French Lick United Brethren Church. She is survived by four
children,
18 grandchildren, 31 great grandchildren and 10 great great
grandchildren.
from Phyllis Hill
YORK, Lesley L.;
son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis YORK,
b. near Orleans on 1 Nov 1898, d. at home in Orleans on 3 Feb 1924,
aged
25y/3m/2d; attended Orleans schools in the grades; worked with father
as
a carpenter and also for Monon Railroad; first illness appeared 9 Dec
1922,
and suffered constantly until his death; survived by parents, brother
John
Howard; sister Etta Frances; funeral at M.E. Church, burial at I.O.O.F.
Cemetery. from Tom McCart scrapbook
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