Greene County Indiana Obituaries

Mrs. John W. Davis
Linton, Ind., April 11 - Mrs. John W. Davis is dead at her home on R. R. No. 7 after several weeks' illness of dropsy.
She is survived by a husband and six children. - Terre Haute Tribune, 11 April 1914, Page 002
Contributed by James D. VanDerMark

William Keys, Worthington
William Keys, aged about twenty-one, died yesterday of consumption after an illness of many months.
Date: July 26, 1899 Location: Indiana Paper: Indiana State Journal

Worthington, Ind., Jan. 30. - Dr. James A. Minich is dead of pneumonia, after an illness of less than one week. Dr. Minich
was a widely known and skillful surgeon and his death is regarded as a public calamity here. Always cheerful and generous,
his loss will be most keenly felt by those who were unable to pay for professional services. To such he administered
with the same patience and diligence as to those who were more fortunate, and today many a man In the State of Indiana
Is indebted to Dr. Minich for the use of limbs, natural or artificial, for which he received only gratitude in payment.
Indiana Journal February 3, 1897
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Dled-ADAM STROPES, of Green County, age 63. He went through the Indian Wares with
General JACKSON and First Lieutenant under Captain LOVELL H. ROUSSEAN, in Mexico.
May 13,1858 the Morgan County Gazett

WORTHINGTON, Ind., Nov. 6, Kenneth, the only child of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Welshans,
of the "Welshans Hotel, died yesterday after a short illness of membraneous croup.
The lady will be taken to Indianapolis for interment in Crown Hill.
Date: 1899-11-08; Paper: Indiana State Journal Greene County

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Clyde "Davy" Shidler
Jasonville, Ind. (Special)
Clyde "Davey" Shidler, 83, died at 3:30 p.m. Friday 25 Feb 1966, at his residence. He was a member of the Friendly Grove Baptist Church.
He is susrvived by the widow, Irene; three sons, Lynn, Terre Haute; Earl, Evansville, and Gilbert, Farmersburg;
seven daughters, Mrs. Ruth Snellenberger, Hymera; Mrs. Esther West, Clay City; Mrs. Faye Sinder, Terre Haute;
Mrs. Maude Strait, Mrs. Gladys Wright, Mrs. Anna Stevens, and Mrs. Edith Keller,
all of Jasonville; a brother Harley, Lewis; two sisters: Mrs. Nora Jackson, Terre Haute and Mrs. Rose McGinnies, Bonner's Ferry, Idaho;
26 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. Arrangements are pending at the McCanahan Funeral Home.
Newspaper: Terre Haute Tribune
Submitters Name:Friends For Free Genealogy

Gideon Cutrell
BLOOMFIELD. Ind. July 26-—Gideon Cutrell died at his home in Taylor township to-day. He was among the oldest citizens of the State, being 104 years of age.
He came to Greene county from North Carolina in and entered the tract of land from the government on which he has since lived.
Date: 1897-07-28; Paper: Indiana State Journal

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