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Henry Edward Washburn
From the Terre Haute Tribune Star,
December, 2001
Henry Edward Washburn, 78, of Marshall died Wednesday, Apr. 16,
1997, at 9:03 p.m., at the Danville VA Medical Center in Danville, Ill.
He was born June 20, 1918 in Marshall to Edd Washburn and Ecora
(Highfill) Washburn. He married Ruth Sanders on June 30, 1938 in Terre Haute, Ind. and she preceded him in death
on Oct. 6, 1985.
He was a sheet metal worker for R. H. Bishop at Champaign, Ill.
Survivors include one daughter, Ruby Goodwin of Danville, Ill.;
one son, Larry Washburn of Princeton, Ind.; one brother, Ray Washburn of Marshall; one sister, Edna Light of Marshall;
fourteen grandchildren; and fifteen great grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his wife Ruth; two daughters, Phyllis
McDaniel and Sally Farris; one son, Eddie Washburn; five brothers, John, Fred, Harry, Foster and Arthur Washburn;
a sister, Francis Hedden; and a daughter-in-law, Erma Rayhel Washburn.
He was a member of American Legion Post #90 and VFW Post #5975.
Services will be at 2 p.m. on Saturday, Apr. 19, at Pearce Funeral
Home with Brother J. Roy Gill officiating.
Visitation will be from 4 to 8 p.m. on Friday, Apr. 18 and 10 a.m.
until service time on Saturday Apr. 19.
Burial will be in th Marshall Cemetery with military graveside
rites by VFW Post #597 and American Legion Post #90.
Submitted by: Larry Wells
From the Marshall Independent Choice - 23
Oct 1996
Joseph Earl Washburn
Joseph Earl Washburn, 61, of Marshall died at 1 p.m., Saturday,
October 19, 1996, in the emergency room at Terre Haute Columbia Regional Hospital.
He was a retired truck driver.
He was born April 5, 1935, in Clark County, to Fred Arlando Washburn
and Helen (Wells) Washburn.
Surviving are his wife, Mary Lou Baker Washburn; his mother of
Marshall; seven sons, Mike VanSant of Terre Haute, IN, Roger VanSant of Marshall, Joe Washburn Jr. of Marshall,
James Randall Washburn of Germantown, MD, Donald Duane Washburn of Terre Haute, IN, Ben Earl Washburn of Boling
Air Force Base, Washington, D.C. and Mike Evard of Casey; eight daughters. Barbara Gayle White of Springfield,
MO, Edith Fay Norman of Rockville, IN, Ula Kay Kennedy of Paris, Mary Lou Simmons of Montezuma, IN, Frances Melton
of Charleston, Joyce Ann Warner of Oakland, IN, Debbie Michaels of Clinton, IN, and Eula Fay of Kentucky; two brothers,
Fred Washburn of Marshall and Ben Washburn of Vermilion; four sisters, Edith Sanders of Georgia,...(rest is missing)
He served in the U.S. Army during the Korean Conflict.
Funeral services were p.m. on Tuesday, October 22, at Pearce Funeral
Home, Brother Glenn Arbuckle officiating;
Burial was in the Marshall Cemetery with military graveside rites
conducted by VFW #5975 and Clark Co. American Legion Post #90.
1913
Ann Eliza Watson
Ann Eliza Beadle was born in Clark County, Ind., June 13, 1829.
She died January 19, 1913, aged 83 years, 5 month and 6 days. She was married to the late John F. Watson Oct 18
1846. To this union were born 12 children of whom 2 died in infancy. James Edman, son of the deceased died 8 years
ago at the age of 49 years.
One brother, Wm. Beadle, 9 children, 22 grand children and 31 great-grand
children survive her.
Mrs. Watson with her husband came to Clark County, Ill., from Clark
County, Ind in 1853, when the country was new and the times were hard. With her family of small children she fought
the battle of a pioneer. They settled in Dolson prairie when it was all wild grass and swamps and built themselves
a home which they afterward sold and moved down into the neighborhood of Martinsville, where they lived until Mr.
Watson died. Since then she had made her home with Mrs. Wildy and Mrs. Sanderson in Terre Haute, Ind.
Her children are Mrs. Sarah Wildy, Mrs Mary Sanderson and Mrs.
Alice Pence of Terre Haute, John Watson of Casey, Robert Watson of Westfield, Mrs. Francis Pence of
Tekemah, Nebr.,
Nevada Greenwell and T. J. Watson of Martinsville and Mrs. Josie Markin of Burnett, Ind.
Mrs. Watson became a member of the Christian church early in life
and still lived in the faith until the last. She was a good neighbor and a kind and affectionate mother.
Oh where is our mother? She has gone but not forever. There will
be one glorious dawn, when we meet to part no more on that resurrection morn.
Submitted by: Phyllis A. Watson Snider
1988
Charles T. Watson
Westville, Ill. - Charles T. Watson, 86, Westville, passed peacefully
from this life at 8:15 p.m. Friday (Jan 29, 1988) at Vermilion Manor Nursing Home.
He was born Feb. 18, 1901 in Martinsville, Ill., the son of T.
J. and Mary Elizabeth Fasig Watson.
On Dec. 26, 1933 in Casey, Ill, he married Mirella Birmont. She
survives.
Also surviving: four daughters, Char Damilano of Westville, Phyllis
Snider, Mary Evelyn Mockbee and Maureen Davis all of Danville; one brother Lee Watson of Lakeland, Calif.; two
sisters, Mildred Kentner of Martinsville, Ill.; and Retta Staley of Tampa, Fla; several grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his parents, two sisters and one brother.
He had been a salesman for Meadow Gold Dairy for 30 years, retiring
in 1964.
He was an avid Cardinal fan and also loved hunting and gardening.
Services: 10:30 a.m. Monday at Sunset Funeral Home; Officiating,
David Kennedy.
Burial: Sts. Peter and Paul Cemetery, Westville.
Visitation: 2 - 4 p.m., 6 - 8 p.m. today.
Memorials: To American Alzheimers Research Foundation.
Submitted by: Phyllis A. Watson Snider
GERNUTH
E. (REEDY) WATSON
In Memory of GERNUTH
E. (REEDY) WATSON Born August 26, 1903
Passed Away December 10, 1940
Martinsville, Illinois
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Services at
Martinsville Church of God
1:00 pm , Thursday, December 12, 1940
Rev. Leon Finney, Officiating
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Final Resting Place
Ridge Lawn Cemetery
Lindsey Funeral Home
Casey, Illinois
Submitted by: H. Lee Watson
June - 1981
Glenn William Watson
Glenn William Watson, 81, 413 N. Ferrel Street, Martinsville, IL
died Friday June 5, 1981, at 7:00 am.
He was born Nov. 7, 1899, the son of Thomas (Jack) and Mary E.
(Fasig) Watson. He was retired from Sears Co, since 1962.
Surviving are: two sons, Wm. B. of LaPorte, Ind and H. Lee of Cocoa,
Fla; two brothers, Charley of Westville, Ill. and Lee of Upland, Calif; three sisters, Mrs. Mildred Kentner of
St. Petersburg, Fla; Mrs Retta Staley of Tampa, Fla. and Mrs Hettie Miller of Casey; four grandchildren and two
great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held on Monday, 1:00 pm at the Greenwell
Funeral Home, Martinsville, Illinois. Officiating: Rev. Ray Finney, with Final Resting Place - Rupp Cemetery
Submitted by: H. Lee Watson
From the Clark County Democrat - May 23,
1906
John Finch Watson
J. F. Watson, died Sunday evening after a long illness.
His funeral was held at the residence at 10:00 o'clock Tuesday.
Rev J. H. Bernard officiating.
The remains were interred in the Rupp Cemetery.
All the children were present except a daughter living in Nebraska.
Submitted by: Phyllis A. Watson Snider
ca. 1990
Lee Harry Watson
Lee Harry Watson, 81, of Upland CA died November 28, 1990 at home.
He was born in Martinsville Ill, and lived in Upland CA for 14 years. Mr. Watson was a self-employed farmer for
61 years. He was the son of Thomas (Jack) and Mary (Fasig) Watson of Martinsville, IL
He was a member of Rock of Faith Fellowship Church, Ontario. Mr.
Watson is survived by his wife, Mary Ruth; five daughers, Debbie Sharp of Fontana, Shirley Ann Parker of Crestview,
FL, Donna Lee Shoop of Memphis, MO, Ina Joan Gerth of Branson, MO., and Janice Kay Tippett of Quincy, Ill; a stepdaughter,
Lola I. Carpenter of Anaheim.
Memorial services will be held at 10:00 am Friday at Rock of Faith
Fellowship Church, 503 S. Cucamonga Ave., Ontario. Interment will be in Memphis Cemetery, Memphis, MO. Stone Pierce
Bros. Mortuary is in charge of arrangements
Submitted by: Mary Watson
Mary E. Watson
Mrs. Mary E. Watson, 85 years, 8 months, was born in Bellair, Crawford
County in 1870. At the age of five years she came to Martinsville to live with her Uncle Cy and Aunt Lou Fasig.
Here she grew to womanhood.
At the age of 18 years she married Thomas J. Watson of Martinsville.
In 1890 both were converted and baptized by Rev. D. H. Rupp and on May 10, 1891 they were married by Rev. Rupp.
To this union were born seven children: Mrs. Hetta Miller of Danville,
Ill; Mrs. Ina Johnson of Martinsville; Mrs. Retta Staley of LaPorte, Ind. ; Mrs. Mildred Houpt of Danville, Ill.;
Glenn Watson of LaPorte; Charles Watson of Westville, Ill; Lee Watson of Queen City, Missouri.
Three brothers, Charles Fasig, Edgar Fasig of Casey; Tom Fasig
of Topeka, Kansas also survived, as do two sisters, Mrs. Katherine Pringle of Casper, Wyo., and Mrs. Cora Tharp
of Norwalk, California.
Mrs. Watson also leaves 13 grandchildren, 12 great-grandchildren,
and a host of friends.
"Rest for the many hands, Rest for the feverish brow, Rest
for the weary feet, Rest from all labor now."
The Watson family wants to thank Lee and Joy Greenwell for their
wonderful help. Also the flower bearers, who did so wonderfully. The Watson Family.
Submitted by: H. Lee Watson
1941
Reedy Revere Watson
Reedy Revere Watson, son of Glen W. and Gernuth (Reedy) Watson
born in Parker Township, Clark County, May 13th, 1925, died December 12, 1941, age 15 years. Reedy and Billy have
made their home with Mr. & Mrs. T. J. Watson, their grandparents.
He leaves his father, Glen Watson, and two brothers, Billy Burton
Watson and Hobart Lee Watson, and his grandparents, T. J. and Mary E. Watson, and a host of relatives and friends.
Reedy was a boy of wonderful character with fine intelligence.
He never saw a stranger. He was a great lover of sports and enjoyed all programs over the radio. He was also a
great lover of music and had a great talent for same. He played a guitar at different church services with other
boys of his age. Reedy was converted at Willis Chapel at Brother Bradley's Revival and always enjoyed church services.
Submitted by: H. Lee Watson
1965
Thomas J. Watson
Thomas J. Watson son of, and the last of twelve children, born
November 1, 1869 to John Finch and Ann (Beadle) Watson and departed, this life on September 7, 1965 at the age
of 95 years 9 months and 27 days.
Jack, as he was known to his many friends, was born and raised
north of Martinsville and during his long life had made many friends. He was one who was loved and admired because
of his willingness to help others in need.
On May 1891 he was united in marriage to Mary Elizabeth Fasig and
to this union were born nine children, two dying in infancy.
For many years he and his good companion walked hand in hand down
life's pathway until several years ago the companion was taken and he was left alone. But in the last years he
and his daughter, Ina, have made their home together and in his illness he was tenderly cared for by her, until
the summons came and the time which he had lived so many years was folded and he went to the House not made with
hands, eternal in the heavens.
In the early twenties he was converted at the Willis Chapel Church
under the preaching of the late Rev. Barbour became an active member of he church and in his life time had assisted
in 142 revival meetings, giving of his time and talent in the service of his Master.
He was Sunday School Superintendent of the Willis Chapel Church
from 1920 1932 and other active civic roles included his tenure as road commissioner of Martinsville township or
16 years; a charter member of Farm Bureau; also the Federal Land Bank of MO; and a school director 6-1/2 years.
Seven children will miss their father, but they know that their
loss is his eternal gain. Those left are: three sons, Charles, Glenn and Lee Watson, and four daughters, Hetta
Miller, Ina Johns, Retta Staley and Mildred Kentner and 14 grandchildren and 27 great-grandchildren and many other
relatives and friends.
Mr. Watson undoubtedly held the role as the longest continuous
subscriber of the "Martinsville Planet", he has been on the subscription list and read the "Planet"
since its inception in 1884.
Active pall bearers were: Bill Watson, Jack Houpt, Robert Houpt,
Eric Damilano, Maurice Puzatkee, and Aubrey Gregg, all of whom were grandsons, with the exception of Mr. Watson's
good friend, Mr. Gregg. Honorary pall bearers were Lee Kelley and Wayne Stephenson.
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Heavens gates were opened A gentle voice said, "Come"
and father left his earthly house for his Eternal Home.
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Submitted by: H. Lee Watson
1993
William B. Watson
Mr. William B. Watson, 69 of 201 Maple Ave., LaPorte IN, died Tuesday
evening, April 13, 1993, in a traffic accident on IN 2W between Holmesville Road and CR-900W.
He was born May 23, 1923 in Martinsville, Ill., to Glenn W. and
Gernuth (Reedy) Watson, and had been a LaPorte resident since 1945, coming from Martinsville.
On February 15, in LaPorte, he married Alice E. Moeschl, who survives.
Also surviving are one daughter, Renee Avery of LaPorte; one son,
Thomas of Rockford, Mich. two grandchildren; one brother, H. Lee of Cocoa, FL, several aunts, cousins, nieces and
nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents and one brother, Reedy.
The funeral Mass will be at 12:30 p.m. Friday at St. Joseph Catholic
Church with Msgr. John Witte officiating. Friends may call at Essling Funeral Home from 2 to 9 p.m. Thursday, where
a wake service will be held at 7:30 p.m. and a tribute by the Lakeshore Chorus will be presented at 8 p.m. and
from 7 a.m. until noon Friday. Burial will be in St. Joseph Cemetery.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Institute of Logopedics
(Barbershoppers United Service Project).
Submitted by: H. Lee Watson
From the Marshall Independent Choice
- 23 Oct 1996
Florence A. Weger
Florence A. Weger, 79, of Albuquerque, New Mexico, formerly of
Marshall, died Saturday, October 12, 1996, in Albuquerque.
She was born January at Marshall, to Everett Ray and Danie (Ogle)
Harper.
She was married to Donovan Ray Weger who preceded her in 1949.
Surviving are a son Michael Weger of Tahoe Vista, CA; son and daughter-in-law
Jerome H. and Carmen Weger of Albuquerque, NM; three children, Liesha Weger of Albuquerque, NM, Donova Weger II
of Austin, TX and Marie Weger of Austin, sister, Clara Mae Anacker of Marshall; two brothers, Ben and Don Harper,
both of NM, and nieces and nephews.
Memorial services will conducted at 2:30 p.m. October 26, 1996,
at... (rest is missing)
Submitted by Larry Wells
Hershel Weir
HERSHEL WEIR, 94, Martinsville, died at 6;05 pm, Tuesday, 28
Feb
1989, in Effingham.
Burial in St. Pauls Cemetery in rural Martinsville.
Born 9 nov 1894, in Crawford County, son of Albert & Kathryn
(Huckaba) Weir,
Married (1) 23 Feb 1916, Meda Conner, she died 8 Aug 1958, Married
(2) 5 May 1959, Leona (Cown) Weir (Widow of
his Brother).
He was preceeded in death by 5 brothers & 3 sisters. He was
a farmer & carpenter.
Submitted by Larry Wells
From the Terre Haute Tribune Star, December,
2001
Leona Weir
LEONA WEIR, 99, of Martinsville, died 7;45 am, Sunday, 14th April,
1991 at Heartland Manor, Casey, Illinois.
She was born 20 oct 1891, in Martinsville, daughter of Thomas &
Mary (SMITH) Cown.
Married in 1911, Phillip Weir, he died 1957. She married in 1959,
his brother, Hershel Weir, & he died 1989.
Survived by a son, Ernest Weir, of North Bergan, New Jersey, 2
grandchildren & 5 Great-grandchildren.
Member of Martinsville Bible Church.
Burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery, Martinsville.
Submitted by Larry Wells
Jan - 1986
Charles Whitcomb Wells
C. W. 'Whit' Wells, 87, died on Wednesday, 15 Jan 1986 at 8:50
p.m. at Union Hospital. Mr Wells was born on November 18, 1898, the son of Charles and Jane (Sweet) Wells.
He was the owner-operator of the Wells Feed and Grain Company from
1927-1947; a Director of the Martinsville State Bank since 1934 and served as its Chairman of the Board for 47
years; a member of the Illinois Bankers Association 50 year club; Clark Lodge No. 603 and a 50 year member; Scottish
Rites of Danville and a 50 year member; Clark County Circuit Clerk from 1932-1940; former board member of the Paris
Community Hospital and the Clark County Housing Authority; and served terms as Martinsville Township Supervisor.
Mr Wells is survived by his wife, Roxanna; one brother, John Wells
of Appleton, WI; two sisters, Florence Medsker and Mildred Lindsey of Martinsville.
He is preceeded in death by two brothers, Everett and Tony; two
sisters, Elsie GALLATIN and Mary VEACH.
Visitation was at the Greenwell Funeral Home last Friday after
4 pm. The funeral was on Saturday, 18 Jan 1986 at 2 pm, with the Rev George Nika officiating.
Burial was in the Ridgelawn Cemetery
Submitted by Larry Wells
18 March, 2004
Dorothy Grace Wells
WEST UNION, IL - Dorothy Grace Wells, 87 of West Union, Ill, died
at 9:50 am Wednesday, March 17th, 2004, at Burnsides Nursing Home in Marshall, IL. She was born 2 Oct, 1916 in
Hidalgo, Jasper County, to Crawford White Patrick and Minnie Dougherty Patrick.
She married Elmer Dean Daughhetee in 1933, that marriage ended
in divorce. In 1946, She married Glenn Herman Wells. He preceded her in death on 3 Sep 1992. She was also preceded
in death by two sons - Howard Dean Daughhetee and Elmer Eugene Daughhetee; one Step-son - Glendel Lee Wells; One
Step-daughter - Peggy Ann Kirkham; and three brothers.
She is survived by two Step-brothers; Jesse (Judy) Cherry of Rockford,
IL and Frank (Marty) Cherry of Danville, IL; One Step-son - Larry (Lea) Wells, of Marshall; One Daughter-in-law
- Leona Wells of Calumet City, IL; Sixteen Grandchildren, several Great-Grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews.
She was a member of West Union Christian Church and a past member
of West Union Chapter 776, Order of Eastern Star.
Services are at 10: am CST, Monday in Prust-Hosch Funeral Chapel
in West Union, with the Rev. Tom Cooperrider officiating. Visitation is 5 to 8 pm Sunday, and 7: am until services
Sunday.
Burial will be in Mt Pleasant Cemetery, rural Martinsville
Memorial Contributions may be made to the West Union Christian
Church.
Submitted by Larry Wells
From the Decatur Herald and Review - 16
Jan
1986
Eva Ann Cown Wells
Martinsville, IL. Eva Ann Cown Wells, 98, of Martinsville, died
11:08 p.m. Wednesday (14 Jan 1986) in her home.
Services will be 2:00 p.m. Friday in Greenwell Funeral Home, Martinsville,
with visitation after 4:00 p.m. Thursday. Burial will be in Willis Chapel Cemetery, rural Martinsville.
Mrs Wells was born in Clark County, daughter of Thomas and Mary
Cown.
Surviving are her son; Glenn of West Union; daughters, Pearl Lunoris
Toner and Nellie Smith, both of Martinsville; Minnie Weir of Ruskin, Fl. ; sister, Leona Weir of Martinsville;
15 grandchildren; 23 great-grandchildren; 10 great-great-grandchildren.
One daughter, five brothers and one sister preceeded her in death.
Submitted by Larry Wells
From the Terre Haute Tribune Star, December,
2001
Glendel Lee Wells Sr.
Martinsville, IL. Glendel Lee Wells Sr, 65, of Calumet City, and
formerly of Martinsville, died Nov 19, 2001, in Calumet City, IL.
He was born Dec 9, 1935, in Martinsville to Glenn H. Wells and
Myla Hammond Wells.
Survivors include his wife, Leona Jamrowski Wells; three sons,
Glendel Lee Wells Jr., Dale Wells and William L. Wells; two daughters, Cheryl Hatfield and Casandra Casas; one
brother, Larry; his stepmother, Dorothy Wells; 15 grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; and several Aunts, Uncles,
Nieces and Nephews.
Services and burial were Nov 23, 2001 in Lincoln National Cemetery
in Elwood, IL.
Prust-Hosch Funeral Chapel in West Union assisted with arrangments.
Submitted by Larry Wells
From the Terre Haute Tribune Star, Sept
1992
Glenn Herman Wells
WEST UNION, IL - Glenn Herman Wells, 77, of West Union, died at
3:15 am, Thursday, Sep 3, 1992 in Crawford County Convalescent Center at Robinson.
He was retired from the Illinois Department of Corrections at Joliet.
He was born 28 Jan 1915 in rural Lawrence County to James &
Eva (COWN) Wells.
His first wife, Myla (HAMMOND) Wells, died in 1945.
Survivors include his wife, Dorothy (PATRICK) Wells, two sons;
Glendel of Calumet City and Larry of Henderson, KY. One Daughter, Peggy KIRKHAM of Martinsville; Three sisters;
Minnie WEIR of Westland, MI., and Pearl TONER & Nellie SMITH, both of Martinsville., 12 grandchildren, 4 step-grandchildren,
10 great-grandchildren, one step-great-great-grandchild, and several nieces and nephews.
He was a member of York Lodge 313 AF&AM and Order of Eastern
Star 776.
Private graveside services are 2 pm, Sunday in Mt Pleasant Cemetery,
south of Martinsville, with the Rev Jim Freeman officiating. Visitation is 6 to 8 pm Saturday in the Prust-Horsch
Funeral Chapel, with Masonic services at 8 pm.
Submitted by Larry Wells
From the Martinsville Planet, 23 July
1975
James "Jim" Wells
James Wells, 88, of Martinsville passed away at 8:25 a.m. Tuesday
in the Paris Community Hospital.
Mr. Wells, well-known in this area, was born in Clark County, January
3, 1887, the son of Thomas and Mary Ann Reasor Wells.
Survivors include a son, Glenn of West Union; three daughters,
Mrs. Minnie Weir of Detroit, Mrs. Lunoris Toner, Martinsville and Mrs. Nellie Smith of Paris; 16 grandchildren
and 35 great-grandchildren.
Visitation will commence at 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the
Greenwell Funeral Home where funeral services will be conducted at 2 o'clock Friday with the Rev. George Nika officiating.
Burial will be in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery.
Submitted by Larry Wells
From the The Charleston
Plain Dealer ...
Saturday, April 14, 1888
Thomas White
Uncle Thomas White, an aged citizen of our village, was called
away by Him who giveth life both here and hereafter, on last Thursday morning.
[Had] he lived until the 20th of May he
would have been 88 years old.
The funeral services were conducted by Rev. L. Chittendon at the
residence of his daughter, Mrs. Burnap, where he had for years made his home. Having passed through the greater
part of the 19th century he was well posted in civil and political affairs. He remembered the war of 1812, and
also more of the Blackhawk war.
Submitted by K. Torp
23 February 1899, Clark County Herald
Martin Willard
Martin Willard, one of he oldest settlers of Southern Illinois,
was called from a long life of labor to his reward, Feb. 14th at his home where he lived with his youngest son.
He had been suffering with rheumatism and on Thursday morning preceding his death was taken with the grip, which
soon proved fatal.
The subject of this sketch was born in Paoli, Orange Co., Ind.,
May 19, 1817, and when 18 months old was brought to the home in Melrose township by his parents, where he resided
until his death. During the 80 years he resided in Clark Co., he was never farther from home than Chicago, to which
place he drove an ox team in 1842, after salt, making the trip in three weeks.
He was raised by Quaker parents and to that faith he adhered until
his death. He was never on a jury and never served as a witness in court. He lived a quiet, Christian life. He
leaves three sons, five daughters and many friends to mourn his death. The funeral services were conducted by Rev.
Abraham Guyer at the Bailiff C. P. Church. F. P. W.
Submitted by: Cindy McCachern
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