Brown County, Indiana
Obits
Brown County, Indiana Obit.
Lottie
Bell Condon was born September 5, 1881, in Brown County Indiana,
and departed this life in Fredonia on February 2, 1935. She came with
her parents to Severy, Kansas where in 1899 she was united in marriage
to Roy Upham, who preceded her in death in 1914. To their union were
born five children: Chas. E. Upham of San Bernardino, Calif. Lucy Marie
Shaddon of San Pedro, Calif, Lois Woodruffe of Fredonia and Lodema Mae
King and Fay Woodruffe of Kansas City, MO. She was later united in
marriage to A.M. Copp of Fredonia and Virginia. Mildred and Geraldean
of the home. Besides her husband and children Mrs. Copp leaves to mourn
her departure five grandchildren: Charles E. Upham Jr., and LeRoy Fred
Upham of San Bernadino, Calif. and Carl Leroy Woodruffe, Lola Darline
Woodruffe and Edward Monroe Wooten of Fredonia.
Submitted by: Kyle M. Condon
February 14, 1923
Indianapolis Sunday Star
Mrs. Julia Harrison, aged 83 years
old, wife of late Rev. William Henry Harrison, is dead at her home in
Hamblen Township. Mrs. Harrison was a member of the Methodist church.
The husband died about twelve years ago. The following children
survive: Mrs. David Walker, Edinburg; Mrs. William Cochran and Mrs.
Jacob Rhude, Hamblen Township; and Levi Harrison, Franklin Township.
Miss Minnie Deckard, 28 years old, daughter of Thomas Deckard, one of
Brown County's most prominent farmers, is dead at her home in Johnson
Township. Miss Deckard was a student in the Nashville High School here.
Michael Wiery. Word as reached Nashville of the death of Michael Wiery,
68 years old, formerly of Nashville, at his home in Edinburg. The widow
and six children survive.
August
27, 1853 The Morgan County Gazette
Died in Brown County, three miles South of Morgantown on the 11th,
Calvin Skinner Esq. age about 35
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