Hamilton County Indiana
Obits
3-29-1899
Noblesville Indiana March 21- A telegram received here today from San Antonio, Texas announced the death at the place Monday of I.S. Randolph, of Bright's disease. For several years he had been spending his winters in Texas ans summers in this city. He had large real interest in this county. He married the daughter of G.H. Voss, formerly of Indianapolis. The remains will arrive at Indianapolis on Thursday and be buried at Crown Hill.
Noblesville, IN. Dec. 18,1899.
Rev. H.H. Hodgin, aged 59, a prominent citizen of Washington Township, this county, and a minister of the Friends Church, died at his home near Westfield last midnight of dropsy. He was born in South Carolina, but has lived in this county for 50 years. In 1878 he was elected by the Republican commissioner of this county. Two children survive him, professor hidgin and Evcerett Hodgin, both of Indianapolis.
Noblesville Indiana March 21- A telegram received here today from San Antonio, Texas announced the death at the place Monday of I.S. Randolph, of Bright's disease. For several years he had been spending his winters in Texas ans summers in this city. He had large real interest in this county. He married the daughter of G.H. Voss, formerly of Indianapolis. The remains will arrive at Indianapolis on Thursday and be buried at Crown Hill.
Noblesville, IN. Dec. 18,1899.
Rev. H.H. Hodgin, aged 59, a prominent citizen of Washington Township, this county, and a minister of the Friends Church, died at his home near Westfield last midnight of dropsy. He was born in South Carolina, but has lived in this county for 50 years. In 1878 he was elected by the Republican commissioner of this county. Two children survive him, professor hidgin and Evcerett Hodgin, both of Indianapolis.