PATTERSON

Tuesday night, at 11 o’clock, James Patterson, an old and most highly esteemed citizen of Armiesburg, Parke County, died of la grippe. He was a half brother of Mrs. Anna Patterson and Mrs. Sarah Demming, of this city. He lived here from 1840 to 1856 and then removed to Armiesburg, where he has resided eve since- Terre Haute Gazette. ”  - Rockville Tribune, December 31, 1891

PENFIELD

Died - On the 4th inst., at Leavenworth City, Kansas, at the residence of his Grandfather, Col. W. G. Coffin, Harry P., son of A. S. and J. C. Penfield, aged nearly sixteen months.” - Parke County Republican, June 15, 1864

PRICE

We notice with sorrow the announcement of the death of our fellow-townsmen John T. Price. He died at Goshen, Ind., in December last. He leaves a wife but no children. - Rockville Republican, January 10, 1883

PUETT

The mortality among our old citizens lately has been very great: The deaths are recalled of Mrs. Harry Boyd, of Nyesville; Alex Buchanan, of Judson; Abram Collings of Green township; Alex Puett, Miss Jane Gilkerson, Mrs. Mary Whipple, Jas. S. Rogers and Mrs. Dr. W. D. Thomas, of Rockville. These were all in the neighborhood of the three score and ten limit and several of them four score years of age. – Rockville Republican, December 12, 1894

The funeral services of Cleo Puett took place at 2 o’clock this afternoon from the residence of Johnson Puett, conducted by John L. Boyd assisted by Rev’s. Cuppy and Cummings. – Rockville Republican 10 January 1883

PULLIAM

“10 August 1898 -  Harmon Pulliam dies” - - As recorded in list of August 1898 deaths -in the Rockville Tribune, 05 January 1899

PURCELL

Mrs. Margaret Purcell died of consumption at her home in the northern part of town Tuesday, Feb. 26, and was buried Thursday in Barnes’ cemetery. This makes the fourth death in that family in less than a year. Her husband, Wm. Purcell, died about four months ago.”  - Unknown newspaper,  February 10, 1892