COCONINO COUNTY

OBITS

BRALY, E. A.
E. A. Braly died yesterday morning from internal injuries caused by being struck in the abdomen by a board while feeding a saw in the Arizona Lumber & Timber Company's mill last Saturday. Flagstaff Democrat.
(Arizona Weekly Journal-Miner, May 9, 1894, Page 3)
Submitted by Peggy Thompson

CAROTHERS, ED
Ed Carothers, a carpenter formerly of Flagstaff, died recently at Seattle, Washington.
(Arizona Weekly Journal, November 13, 1889)
Submitted by Peggy Thompson

DEVANEY, E. H.
E. H. Devaney, of Ft. Smith, Ark., died of consumption, in Flagstaff. His brother had just arrived and, will convey his remains home for burial.
(Arizona Weekly Journal, June 5, 1889)
Submitted by Peggy Thompson

DOE, EDWARD M.
Flagstaff, Ariz., July 27. - Edward M. Doe, 70, one of the most prominent attorneys of Arizona, died at his home here today following a brief illness of heart trouble. He was territorial district judge at the time Arizona was admitted to state-hood, and served as county attorney of Coconino county when it was first formed. He had been a resident of Flagstaff 32 years.
Submitted by Peggy Thompson

EDDY, RAY
Quite shocked were Flagstaff friends to learn that Ray Eddy had died in Phoenix on Monday. A victim of the dread influenza his case rapidly developed into pneumonia. Mr. Eddy was married but a short time ago to Miss Leslie Mayflower, one of the teachers in Emerson school. The very impressive service was held in Flagstaff Thursday afternoon in the Masonic temple. Mr. Eddy being a Mason and held in high esteem by his fellow members.
(Albuquerque Morning Journal, January 13, 1919, page 6)
Submitted by Peggy Thompson

ROBINSON, C. O.
Flagstaff, March 9. - C. O. Robinson, cashier of the Arizona Central bank of Flagstaff, died yesterday morning at his home in that place, after a few days' illness, of pneumonia. Deceased was well known throughout Arizona and had many friends and acquaintances in this city. At the bedside were Mrs. Robinson and her sister, Mrs. C. C. Hutchinson.
(The Tucson Citizen, March 10, 1912, Page 2)
Submitted by Peggy Thompson

SPARKS, WILLIAM
William Sparks died at the county hospital at 2 o'clock yesterday morning of erysipelas, after a few days illness. Deceased was an old-timer in Arizona. He was a soldier in the civil war, enlisting in Co. E, Eleventh Ohio cavalry, early in 1863. Coconino Sun.
(Prescott Morning Courier, March 18, 1902, Page 1)
Submitted by Peggy Thompson

LINDSAY GIBSON
Llndsay Gibson, who recently came here from Kingman, died on Monday night after a short illness. His death was caused by paralysis of the heart. His funeral occurred Tuesday from the G. A. R. hall, of which organizatlon he was a member.
(Coconino Sun Dec. 3rd 1891)

HAROLD W. ROLL
Date: September 26, 1895 Paper: Tombstone Epitaph Prospector
Harold W. Roll, a well known newspaper man and commissioner of immigration for Coconino County, died in St. Louis, September 17, 1895. consumption and bright's disease were the causes.

MR. BOWNGAN
Date: 1890-02-08; Paper: Tombstone Epitaph Prospector
E. Randolph came in from the Coconino forest Wednesday. he reports the death of a Mr. Browngan old pioneer prospector of this county. He died on the 24th ultimo, and was attended by his friend, Mr. Randolph, in his last illness.

F. WHITNEY
Date: 1898-11-24; Paper: Weekly Phoenix Herald
A well known cattleman by the name of F. Whitney, who has a ranch in the Chiracahuas, was killed a few days on the road home by falling from the wagon, the heavy wheels passing over him.