HENDRICKS, George
Source: Greencastle Banner-Times, 29 Dec 1893 p 7
The home of George Hendricks, of New Maysville, was a place of joy and then of sadness on Christmas. Mr. Hendricks had entertained a number of his friends at dinner and the afternoon was pleasantly spent until evening. At the supper table Mr. Hendricks was in the act of drinking a cup of coffee when he suddenly complained of blindness, then fell forward dead. Heart disease was the cause. Mr. Hendricks was one of the most prominent citizens of New Maysville. – kbz
Source: Greencastle Star-Press 6 Jan 1894
New Maysville -- George P. Hendricks died on Dec 25, of apoplexy; he lived only about a half hour after being stricken; he was in the 69th year of his age; he was a native of Kentucky and came to this county in 1853; married Martha, a daughter of Judge JB Mayhall in 1857; he was a blacksmith by trade; he leaves a wife, two sons and a host of friends to mourn his demise; he was followed to his last resting place at the New Maysville Cemetery by a host of friends; the deceased will be greatly missed by a large number of friends, who sorrow but not as those without hope.