Finding Our Warrick County, IN Ancestors
This information was donated to the site by Tamara Kincaide, Susie Rose, Judy Featherstone, Holly Vonderohe & Janice Beazer.
Boonville Standard
Feb 5, 1897
Folsomville: Aunt Elizabeth Roberts, who died recently here. Funeral
services by Rev. J. D. Kiper, burial in Bethabara cemetery, age 76
Yankeetown: Daughter, born Jan 30 to Chris Waller and wife.
Dickeyville: Sam Ellis and Miss Hattie Martin were married the other day
at home of Rev. John Ferguson. (daughter of George martin; son of L.
Cottrell, both of this place)
Daily Bates, who died last week in spencer county was buried here last
Fraiday, Jan 29 at the Gentry graveyard.
Son, born to Mr. & Mrs. James Strain.
Degonia: William Y. Baker, died Jan 30, (if he had lived 4 more days,
would have been age 84 years) he had spent 62 years as a devoted
Christian and a member of Methodist Church. Uncle Bilie lives a wife, 4
daughters, 5 sons, 1 brother and 4 sisters. Buried Monday at the Brown
Chapel cemetery, last rites by Rev. Bryan & Rev. Kiper.
Stanley: Infant child of William and Lucy Dilbeck was buried in Mt.
Olive cemetery last week.
Local: Daughter born Sunday, Jan 31, to Mr. & Mrs. George A. Roth
Son, born Jan 22, to Louis Kuntzman.
Marriage License:
James Martin to Mary Jackson
Sam Ellis to Ettie Martin
George Miller to Emma Fleeger
Newburgh Leader: Ed Boothman, was found dead in his bed, Friday
afternoon, Jan 22 supposed of a heart failure. He had been in US about
40 years, lived in and near Newburgh for 27 years., aged about 60 years,
buried Sunday by G. A. R. Post of this place.
2 July 1897
Mrs. R. A. Morgan. Mrs. R. A. Morgan died Sunday, June 27th, at 12
o'clock, midnight, after a long illness, aged 71 years. 2 months and 10
days. Funeral services were conducted at the Main Street M. E. Church,
June 29th, at two o'clock p.m., by Rev. G. D. Wolfe, of Princeton,
Indiana. The deceased left two daughters and two sons surviving her as
follows: Mrs. D. W. Brown, of Evansville. Mrs. James H. McCulla, Charles
and Alvah Morgan, of Boonville. They request us to say that they return
thanks to the neighbors and friends for the kind assistance rendered
during the long illness, death and burial of their mother. The bereaved
family have the sympathy of a large circle of friends and acquaintances
in their loss of a kind and affectionate mother.
(note: Mrs. R. A. Morgan is America Jane Lankford Morgan, wife of Reuben
Arnold Morgan)
Mr. C. C. Ferguson, Sr., has been quite ill this week at this home one
mile southeast of town.
Oakland City Journal: Mrs. O. M. Cockrum and little son Barrett, are
visiting relatives at Boonville.
County Auditor T. P. Tillman and wife visited the latter's aged parents
near Dale, Ind., last Saturday.
Miss Flora Mellen returned Wednesday from Terre Haute, where she has
been attending the State Normal.
John E. Bell, of Cannelton, and conductor on the Cannelton branch of the
Air Line, was in our city yesterday.
Rev. B. A. May, of Cannelton, has accepted the position of principal of
the Preparatory Academy at De(?)Paaw University.
Miss Edna McCoy returned Saturday to her home at Rockville, Ind., after
a pleasant visit with Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Olin.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Roth will start tomorrow, Saturday, for Waukeshaw
Springs, Wis., where they will spend their summer vacation.
Messrs. Chas. Allen, Louis Kinderman, Jacob Taylor, Cale Gough, Henry
and Chas. Shafer spent the first of the week on the Ohio river fishing.
Young Gus Roth, son of the dry goods merchant, Geo. J. Roth, will start
tomorrow for St. Paul to visit his grandfather, W. C. Smith and family.
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