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Alma CLINKENBEARD

JBlakeDalrymple — 29 Sep 2002 12:52:45 GMT

with the complements of The Nicholas Countian and the Carlisle Mercury, Nicholas County KY. Sept 2002

ALMA CLINKENBEARD

Alma Clinkenbeard, 96, of Carlisle, widow of Allie Clinkenbeard, died Wednesday, September 18, 2002, at Johnson Mathers Nursing Home. She was born in Nicholas County to the late Walter T. & Anna Maude WHALEY Stone.
She was a member of the Carlisle First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), where she had served as a deacon, elder, trustee and elder emeritus. She was a lifelong student of the Bible.
Survivors are: a son - Jack (& Patricia) Clinkenbeard, Lexington; two daughters - Anna Marie (& Donnie) Hammonds, Cowan; and Gladys Ruth (& Cecil) Shrout, Carlisle; five granddaughters - Donnita Hughes, Beth Linville, Jacqueline Hawkins, Connitha Tyrer and Evelyn Ruth Shrout; six great grandchildren; and three step grandchildren.
Services were conducted Saturday, September 21, at Mathers-Gaunce funeral Home by Rev. James Doughton, Rev. Michael Schmidt and friend of the family Julie Metzger. Burial was in Carlisle Cemetery.
Casket bearers were Phil Ecton, Phillip McDonald, Mike Rawlings, Dr. Leon Riggs, Dr. Robert Sparks and Dorsey Watkins.
Honorary bearers were Pearl Baker, Dr. Stephen Besson, Connie Cassini, Ewell Clinkenbeard, Jock Conley, Billy Dale Crawford, Cindy Hughes, Betty Ishmael, James Lowe, Dr. W. R. Kingsolver, Dr. William McKemie, Rose Scott, Martha Taylor, Billy Terrell, Jimmy Wells and the West Wing nursing staff of Johnson Mathers Nursing Home.
Contributions are suggested to the Johnson Mathers Nursing Home Activities Fund or Nicholas County Tourism.

Virgil Franklin VICE

JBlakeDalrymple — 22 Sep 2002 12:29:57 GMT

Submitted with the compliments of the Nicholas Countian & The Carlisle Mercury, Nicholas Co., KY

VIRGIL FRANKLIN VICE

Virgil Franklin Vice, 72, of Compton Road, Jeffersonville, died Sunday, September 15, 2002, at his residence. He was born in Bath County, son of Clifton & Minnie Sargent Vice.
He was a retired construction worker.
He is survived by: three sisters - Mary E. Wolfe of Cincinnati, Ohio, Thelma Hawkins of Jeffersonville and Wilma H. Shigley, Wilmington, Ohio; and six brothers - Harold R. Vice of Dayton, Ohio, Brooks Vice of Bath County, Cliff Vice & Bobby Vice of Carlisle, Charles Vice of Mt. Sterling and James D. Vice, Nicholasville.
Services were conducted Tuesday, September 17, at the Herald & Stewart Home for Funerals in Mt. Sterling by Rev. William Evans. Burial was in Longview Cemetery in Bath County.
Pallbearers were Brian Shigley and Owen, Steve, Mark, Corey & David Vice.

Lizzie MONSON

JBlakeDalrymple — 2 Sep 2002 9:26:30 GMT

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With the courtesy of the ADVOCATE, Mount Sterling, Robertson Co., KY
Tribune Democrat April 2 1936

MRS LIZZIE MONSON PASSES AWAY FRIDAY
Mrs. Lizzie Monson, 65 died Friday afternoon at the home of her son, Johgn Monson, on Cedar Creek, after a long illness of cancer of the stomach.
She is survived by only one child, John Monson and three grandchildren also survive, namely, W. T. BURNS; L. B. Burns, Henry Burns; Mrs. Liddie Monson, Mrs. O. D. WIGGINS, of this county, and Mrs. Charles MEDLEY of Paris.
Funeral services were held at Kentontown Christian Chruch Sunday afternoon. Burial followed in the Kentown (Kentontown ?) Cemetery.
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Molly BURNS MEDLEN

JBlakeDalrymple — 2 Sep 2002 9:24:37 GMT

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With the Courtesy of the Citizen Advertiser. Paris, Bourbon co., KY
16 Aug 1939 The Kentuckian Citizen

MEDLEN
Mrs. Molly BURNS Medlen, 72 , native of Robertson County, died at 1:45 Monday afternoon at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Bryan WILLIAMS of South Main Street, after an illness of about ten weeks.
Mrs. Medlen was the daughter of the late Larry and Margaret Ann WHALEY BURNS and was a member of the Antioch Christian Church.
She is survived by her husband, Carles Medlen; two daughters, Mrs. Bryan Williams of this city and Mrs. Margaret M. GAY of Marion, Ind.; one son, W. V. Medlen, of Marion, Ind.; four brothers, Jonh (John ?) , Lawrence, Henry and W. T. Burns all of Mt. Olivet, and eight grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at the residence of Mrs. Williams at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon with the Rev. Fred SMITH, conducting. Burial will follow in the Paris cemetery.
Bearers will be W. T. Burns, Harrison County: Conway Burns, Paris; Lawrence burns Jr., and C. T. Burns, Paris; George Burns, Cynthiana and Wm. Burns, Mt. Olivet.
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Mayola BURNS

JBlakeDalrymple — 2 Sep 2002 9:28:38 GMT

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With the courtesy of the ADVOCATE, Mount Sterling, Robertson Co., KY
25 Jan., 1940 The Tribune Democrat
IN MEMORY
Of Mayola BURNS, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. BURNS, who was born January 12, 1940, and died January 19th, 1940. God sent little Mayola just one week to bring joy and sunshine in the home and entwine her love 'round our hearts. But God in His infinite wisdom saw fit to pluck the bright blossom from its parental stem to bloom in angelic beauty never to suffer again and while our loss is her gain, she has gained a home of celestial happiness and we commend her parents, sisters and brothers to the one who gave, and to take up their cross and march onward to meet in glory those outstretched arms awaiting to welcome them to their peaceful rest. And may the home circle broken here on earth be united in heaven, She leaves to mourn her loss two sisters and two brothers and two half-sisters. Her remains were laid to rest in the Piqua Cemetery in charge of Bratton & Insko.
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NEAL, Eugene S.

JBlakeDalrymple — 1 Sep 2002 11:36:32 GMT

BURDEN, Maxwell Evans

JBlakeDalrymple — 28 Aug 2002 4:08:53 GMT

Aaura LANGLEY

JBlakeDalrymple — 10 Aug 2002 5:06:42 GMT

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From the TRIBUNE DEMOCRATE, Fleming Co., KY. Jan. 6, 1927

MRS ISAAC LANGLEY PASES AWAY WEDNESAY

Mrs. Aaura Langley, wife of Isaac Langley, died at her home on Ceday Wednesday morning after a protracted illness aged about 70 years. The funeral services will be held at the Kentontown Christian Church Friday morning. Interment in the Kentontown Cemetery.
Deceased was the youngest daughter of the late Hiram and Hulday KENTON WHALEY, Pioneer citizens of this section. Besides her husband, she is survived by one sister, Mrs. Ann BURNS, one brother, H. W. Whaley, both of this county. She was a good Christian woman, and her friends embraced all who knew her.
The funeral services of Mrs. Isaac Langley will be held at the Kentontown Christian Church on Friday aftyernoon, conducted my Rev. O.J. POLLY. Deceased is survived by two sisters instead of the one sister, as stated above, Mrs. Lizzie LINVILLE, opf Harrison County, widow of the late Hiram T. Linville, being the other surviving sister. Only three children of the family of 13 survive.

Dorthy L. LINVILLE

JBlakeDalrymple — 10 Aug 2002 5:04:09 GMT

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Transcribed with the courtesy of ROBERTSON COUNTY REVIEW, Robertson County KY
From The Robertson County Record, Jan 18, 1989

DORTHY L LINVILLE DIES AT MAYSVILLE EXTENDED CARE CENTER

Mrs Dorthy L. Linville, 85, died at 7:30 p.m. at the Maysville Extended Care Facility. She was a housewife and the widow of Sherwood Linville.
Mrs. Linville was boprn in Robertson County on Dec. 4, 1893, to the late Hiram Wesley and Louella COLLINS WHALEY. She was a member of the Mt. Olivet United Methodist Church.
Surviving are one sister, Mrs. Maymie Linville of Mt. Olivet, Mrs. Bethel CANTRELL of Alexndria, Kentucky, whom Mrs. Linville raised and several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded indeath by three brothers, Emmitt Whaley, Claude Whaley and Sam Whaley and three sisters, Grace CLEAVER, Stella ROBERTSON and Rose BURKE.
Services were held at the Robertson County Funeral Home Friday, Jan 13, at 2 p.m.. Burial was in the Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
Mrs. Linville requested that the following statement be in her obituarty: "Left the est for the unknown slumber land of the west."

Norma C. HARNEY

JBlakeDalrymple — 10 Aug 2002 5:01:44 GMT

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The Lexington Hearold Leader, Lexington, Fayette, KY bage B-4 Wed 6th Sept 1989

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Name: Norma C. HARNEY
Age: 75
Born: Nicholas Co., KY
Occupation: payroll
Mother: Grace WHALEY
Father: Ruebin CLEAVER
Dau: Elnora FARRIS June STARNS
Son: Wayne Harney
Brother: John
8 grandchildren & 1 gr grandson
Burial: Blue Grass Memorial Gardens

Elijah MONSON

JBlakeDalrymple — 10 Aug 2002 4:59:34 GMT

With the courtesy of the "DEMOCRATE" Cynthiana, Harrison Co., KY
LOG CABIN 14 July 1911
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Monson
Mr. Elijah MONSON, a prominent and highly regarded farmer, died of the infirmities of old age at his home seven miles east of Cynthiana last Friday afternoon July 7 in his eighty sixth year
He was born in Bourbon County on December 19, 1825 and married Susan TURLEY in Nicholas county on March 4, 1858, his wife surviving him.
He has been a member of the Indian Creek Baptist Chruch for a number of years, and was a splendid elder whom all regarded highly.
He was the head of a prominent family, his sons and daughters being among our best people. The serviving children are: Mesars. I.N. and James I. Monson, Mrs. J. D. EVANS, Mrs. B.W. Monson, Mrs. Lafe MAFFETT, and Mrs. R.F. SCOTT, all residents of this county; Mrs. Edwin GAFFIN, of Nicholas Ccounty; and Miss Bessie Monson of Birmingham, Alabama.
The funeral seervices were held at the residence Sunday afternoon, comducted by Rev. S.H. BURGESS, and the vurial occurred at Battle Grove Cememtery. The pall bearers were James Monson, Lark Monson, Thomas JONES, R. W. RANKIN, J.B. ENDICOTT, Dr. W. F. PHILLIPS,, J.W. SMITH and H.F. Maffett.

George Lawrence BURNS

JBlakeDalrymple — 10 Aug 2002 4:57:12 GMT

Harrison, Bourbon, Nicholas Counties

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With the courtesy of the "DEMOCRATE" Cynthiana, Harrison Co., KY
16th of Feb. 1984, page 6

GEORGE LAWRENCE BURNS, 79
Mr. George Lawrence Burns, 79 of Grand Haven Nursing Home died Wednesday Feb. 8 at the Harrison Memorial Hospital after a lengthy illness.
He was a native of Robertson County and the son of the late Charles and Lucy FOOKS Burns.
Mr. Burns is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Doris WHALEN, Mrs. Violet BARNES and Mrs. Annie ISHMAEL of New Richmond, Ohio. He was the brother of Mr. Eugene Burns of Bellvue, Ky. He is also survived by six grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
Funeral services were conducted 2 p.m. Friday Feb. 10, 1984 at the Drake Funeral Home by Pastor Kevin MEALER with burial in Kentontown Cemetery.
Pallbearers: Paul Burns, Tony Ishmael, Eddie Whalen, Ernie Barnes, Ray Boyd Fookes, George Newton Fookes, Harold DRYDEN and Kenneth Burns.

Resin Talbert ENDICOTT

JBlakeDalrymple — 9 Aug 2002 5:44:55 GMT

With Compliments of THE CARLISLE MERCURY,
Carlisle, Nicholas Co., KY Thursday, 31st December, 1925

ENDICOTT
Mr. Resin Talbert Endicott, 89 years old, died at his home at Oakland Mills last Friday morning after an illness of several weeks following a stroke of paralysis. Mr Endicott was born near Colville, in bourbon county, on March 15, 1836. In his earlier life he was a school teacher, following which he engaged in the general merchandise business at Colville. After several years in business there, he moved to Oakland Mills forty eight years ago and opened a general merchandise store, which he conducted until the time of his death. Despite his advanced age, Mr. Endicott was active and was able to attend to his store until a few weeks ago. Sixty-four years ago he was united in marriage to Miss Sarah Elizabeth MMAFFETT, who died thirty years ago. To this union six children were born. Following the death of his first wife he married Mrs. Lou BLAKE Uncle Resin, as he was familiarly called was one of the best known men of the county, and was loved and honored by all who knew him. For sixty-five years he was a member of the Baptist church and was a faithful attendant at all services when his health permitted. He was a kind, affable gentleman of the old school and his store was the community center of the vicinity. He is survived by his wife, three sons, Hubbard, George, and Mack Endicott, all of the county, one daughter, Mrs. Reuben McCORMICK of Cincinnati, and two brothers, Lafe Endicott of Cynthiana, and Samuel Endicott, of Millersburg. Funeral services were leld at his late home Sunday morning at 10 o'clock, conducted by the Rev. Joseph CONNELL pastor of the Carlisle Baptist Church, followed by interment in the family lot in the Millersburg cemetery. Jd<><
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Lillie Percell ENDICOTT

JBlakeDalrymple — 9 Aug 2002 5:43:25 GMT

With Compliments of THE CARLISLE MERCURY,
Carlisle, Nicholas Co., KY Thursday, 23rd November 1944 page 5

ENDICOTT

Mrs. Lillie Purcell Endicott, 63, widow of Hubbard Endicott, died Wednesday, November 15, at the Johnson Memorial Hospital here less than an hour after suffering a heart attack at her home on West main street. She has been ill for the past two days.
Mrs Endicott was a member of the Christian church, a daughter of the late W.H. and Nancy Jane EUBANKS PURCELL, and has spent her entire life in this county.
She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Henry SAMPSON of Price Hill, Cincinnati, a son, Hubbard M Endicott, yeoman 1-c who is overseas in the Pacific arena: two sisters, Mrs. Forrest CURTIS, Carlisle, and Mrs. George Watkins, Bourbon county: two grandchildren, Betty and Henry Sampson, Jr., of Cincinnati.
Mrs. Endicott died December 27th. 1943
Funeral services were held at 2 o'clock, Sunday afternoon at her late home on West Main street, conducted by Rev. LaVerne Taylor, minister of the Carlisle Christian church, and burial was in the Carlisle cemetery.
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Endicott, Louella

JBlakeDalrymple — 9 Aug 2002 1:30:41 GMT

With Compliments of THE CARLISLE MERCURY,
Carlisle, Nicholas Co., KY Thursday 19th Jan. 1937 page 5

ENDICOTT
Mrs. Louella Endicott, 96 years old, of the Oakland Mills section, died at 7 o'clock Friday morning at the Johnson Memorial Hospital, where she had been ill for two days with pneumonia.
Mrs. Endicott was twice married, both husbands having preceded her in death. The first was Thornton BLAKE and the second Rezin T. ENDICOTT She is survived by two grandchildren, Miss Mary Lou Blake, Carlisle and Daniel Blake, Lexington, six step-grand-children, Stanley and Ste ___ Blake, Carlisle Howard Blake, Catlettsburg, Julian and Hirum Blake and Mrs. Elizabeth LACKEY, Richmond: three great-grandchildren: three stepsons, Hubbard Endicott, Carlisle, Mack and ____ Endicott, Oakland Mills and one step-daughter, Mrs. Sallie McCORMICK, of Ohio.
Mrs. Endicott was a life-long member of the Baptist church and was a Christian woman of the highest ideals. Funeral services were held at the Baptist church Sunday afternoon, conducted by the pastor, Rev. R. R. Couey and burial followed in the family lot in the Carlisle cemetery.

John Burns

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

With the compliments of The Robertson County Review, Robertson co., KY
The Tribune Democrat 18 August 1849

JOHN BURNS DIES MONDAY OF HEART ATTACK.
John Burns, son of the late Larry and Margarete Anna WHALEY Burns, died at his home on Kentontown pike Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock of a heart attack. He had been in ill health for several years. He was aged 71 years.

Funeral services were held at the Methodist Church Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, conducted by Rev. STEVENS, Pastor of the county Methodist Churches. Interment in Mt Olivet Cemetery, in charge of Kain and Sheeler.

Mr. BURNS was thrice married, his first wife being a Miss WOODWARD of Bracken county, who died in 1904. His second wife was Miss Ida NICHOLS, who died a number of years ago. He later married Miss Eddie BAKER, who survives with one daughter, Mrs. LINVILE.

Mrs. Lucy Fooks Toomey

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

With the Compliments of the Robertson County Review, Robertson Co., KY
The Tribune Democrat, Thursday 21 Oct. 1948

MRS. LUCY FOOKS TOOMEY DIES IN COVINGTON HOSPITAL.
Mrs. Lucy FOOKS TOOMEY, wife of Mr. Charles TOOMEY of Kentontown, died in Booth Hospital, Covington at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning following an operation performed last Saturday for gallstones.

Funeral services will be held this Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Kentontown Christian Church, conducted by Rev. BREEM, with interment following in Kentontown Cemetery in charge of Kain and Sheeler.

She was a daughter of the late Geo. And Nanny FOOKS of Kentontown and was aged about 65 years. She was first married to Dudley MILLER, who passed away. Her second husband was the late Charles BURNS, to which union three sons survive, namely George Burns and Eugene Burns oof Harrison county, and Stanley Burns of this couty. Her last husband, Mr. oomey, also survives, together with one sister, Mrs. William FRENCH, of Kentontown and two brothers, Sid Fooks of Cynthaniana, and a number of grandchildren.

Mrs. Toomey had been in ill health for some time. She was held in high esteem by many friends.

Melvina Burns

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

With the compliments of THE ROBERTSON COUNTY REVIEW. Mt.Olivet, Robertson County KY.

The Tribune Democrate, Thursday, 14 August 1958

Funeral services will be held Sunday for Mrs. Melvina Florence Burns who died unexpectedly at her home here shortly after noon today.

Mrs. Burns had been a patient at the Paris hospital several times in the winter and spring but had seemed improved during the past few weeks. She was 78 years old. Mrs. Sarah Lee Thomas, her nurse, said that Wednesday night
Mrs Burns had felt better than for a long time and sat in a chair for a while. About 9:30 the next morning she began to feel worse and did not recover.

Mrs. Burns was born in Robertson County on Oct. 9, 1879. She was a daughter of Marshal and Mary Kathern Moreland Brumagen. During her later years she spent considerable time in Bourbon county where she owned a farm. She was a member of the Piqua Christian Church.

She leaves two daughters, Mrs. Frank Sims, Mt.Olivet, and Mrs. Anna Moreland, Middletown, O., and three sons, William, Carlislle, Conler and Clarence, both of Paris.

Funeral services will be conducted at the Piqua Christian Church at 2:00 p.m. Sunday. the services will be conducted by the Rev. W. W. Bentley, pastor of the Methodist Church here. Interment will be in the Mt. Olivet Cemetery.

Friends may call at the Kain and Kabler Funeral Home after 4:00 p.m. Friday.

Lawrence B. BURNS

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

With the compliments of the ROBERTSON COUNTY REVIEW, Mt.Olivet, Robertson County KY.
Page 1 The Tribune Democrat, Thursday, 20 October 1949

Lawrence B. Burns, well known and substanitial farmer of Thomas neighberhood, died in Hayswood Hospital last Saturday morning in an accident on his farm Thursday afternoon.

Always strong and active, he was engaged in pulling stumps with a horse puller and it is said the chain broke, allowing the sweep to fly around with terriffic force, strinking him on his legs and hurling him aprox imately 30 feet away. His leg and neck were fractured and he received other body bruises in the fall. He was rushed to Maysville hospital by his physisian, Dr. L.T. Lanham. Later he regained consciousness, but it is said could not explain the accident, as it occurred so suddenly. It is reported the "dog" on the rachet wheel had been lost off the machine, which allowed it to run wild when the chain broke.

Mr. Burns was the eldest son of the late Larry and Margaret Ann Whaley Burns of Thomas pike and was 78 years of age. He was a very industrious and successful farmer and at one time owned a good Bourbon county farm, where he resided for some time. He was twice married, being survived by six children by his first marriage, namely, William, conley, Clarence, L. B. Burns, all of Paris; Mrs. William Moreland of Middletown, Ohio, and Mrs. Frank Sims of Mt. Pleasant, this county, and his wife and six children at home, namely Paul and Lawrence Burns Jr., Christine, Joan, Phyllis and Ruth Burns, and 18 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. He is also survived by two brothers, William Burns and Henry Burns, and one sister, Mrs. O. D. Wiggins, all of this county.

Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at the Mt. Olivet Christian Church, conducted by Rev. Emery Mc Connell, of Indiana, assisted by the pastor Rev. Paul Hazeltine. Interment in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, in charge of Kain and Sheeler

Virginia BARNETT

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

With the compliments of the Robertson County Review, Mt. Olivet, Robertson County, KY.

the Tribune Democrat, Feb 27, 1930

Miss Virginia Barnett of Piqua, who was taken ill of spinal meningitis a few weeks ago, passed away Friday morning at the home of her devoted parents, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Barnett. Her condition was a serious nature at the beginning, soon assuming the critical stage. A change for the better came and the hope was heartfelt and general that she would recover, as she was one of the best-liked and most popular young girls in the county. She was 17 years old and a student of the Mt.Olivet Deming High School, from which she soon would have graduated, and was the star player on the Girls' Basket Ball team. Beautiful, intelligent, she was loved and admired by all who were fortunate in knowing her, and many were the tears that filled the eyes and trickled down the cheeks of loved ones, of classmates and friends when the sad words were flashed over the telephone and passed from lip to lip that Virginia was dead. It can be truly said that her friends embraced all who knew her, and her death cast gloom over the entire community. She is gone but will never be forgotten.

Funeral services were held at the Piqua Christian Church Sunday afternoon, El. M. Pfanstiel, of Brooksville, a former Pastor, officiating. The interment took place in the Piqua Cemetery.

Maggie D. WIGGINS

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

With the compliments of The Tribune Democrat, Mt. Olivet, Robertson County, KY.
Thursday, 27 November 1952

Mrs. Maggie Dee Wiggins, widow of O.D. Wiggins of Piqua, died Thursday, November 20 at St. Joseph Hospital in Lexington where shehad been a patient since November 11. Illiness had lasted for two months.

Mrs. Wiggins was born in this county, the daughter of the late Larry and Margaret Ann Whaley Burns. She was 72.

Mrs. Wiggins was a member of the Piqua Methodist Church and exemplified a life of Chrisstian faith. She was a woman of gentle refinement and with deep religious convictions that inspired others to follow her high examples.

Survivors include a brother, Henry Burns of Paris and several nieces and nephews.

Funeral services were conducted Sunday at 2p. m. at the piqua Methodist Church byt Rev. James A Norsworty. Burial was in the Piqua Cemetery with Kain and Kabler, funeral directors in charge.

Charlie BURNS

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

With the compliments of The Tribune Democrat, Mt. Olivet, Robertson County, KY.

March 26 1936

Charlie Burns died at his home near Tentontown Sunday morning at 4:30 o'clock of lobar pneumonia following influenza.

He was the son of the late Larrie and Anna Whaley Burns, of near Thomas, and was aged 54 years and 7 days. Surviving him are his widow and three sons, George L., Stanley and Gene. Another son died in infancy.

He is also survived by four brothers W. T. Burns, Henry Burns, Lawrence Burns and John Burns, and four sisters Mrs. Liddle Monson, Mrs. Lizzie Monson, Mrs O. D. Wiggins, of this county and Mrs. Charles Medley of Paris. Another sister, Mrs. Alice Lewis, is preceased to the grave several years ago. Mr. Burns was a good citizen and was held in high esteem by neighbors and friends. He was a member of the Kentontown Christian Church.

Funeral services were held at the Kentontown Christian Church Wednesday afternoon and interment followed in the near by cemetery.

Pallbears were; Walter Walker, Wesley Duncan, Leslie VanHook, Forrest Fooks, Lucius Louderback and Grafton Stewart.

O. D. WIGGINS

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

With the compliments of The Tribune Democrat, Mt. Olivet, Robertson County, KY.
November 29, 1945

O.D. Wiggins, one of Piqua's upright farmers, passed away at his home last 'Saturday morning about 2 o'clock following a protracted illness.

He was a son of the late Frank and Betty Thomas Wiggins and was born April 26, 1868. In early life he united with the Piqua Methodist Church.

On Dec. 6, 1910 he was married to Miss Maggie Burns, who survives. He is also survived by two brothers, James Wiggins of Piqua and C. P. Wiggins of Florida , and two sisters, Miss Maggie Wiggins and Mrs. Carrie Fryman, both of Piqua.

Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at the Piqua Methodist Church, conducted by the pastor, Rev. Archie Hickerson and the Rev. D. C. Insko. Enterment in the Piqua Cemetery in charge of Bratton and Insko.

Lucy Sparks BURNS

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

With the compliments of the Robertson County Review, Mt. Olivet, Robertson County, KY

The Tribune Democrat, page 1, Thursday, 15 Feb 1940

MRS. WILLIAM BURNS DIES MONDAY MORNING.

Mrs. Lucy Sparks Burns, wife of William Burn, passed away about 1 o'clock Monday morning at her home near Thomas Schoolhouse. While she had been in ill health for some time her passing was unexpected and a shock to her family and friends.

Mrs. Burns was a daughter of the late Washington and Harriet Eliza Sparks and was born May 15, 1868.

She was married to William Burns July 2, 1885. to this union were born nine children, eight girls and one son. All are living except one daughter, Mrs., Marshall Brumagen, who passed away May 13, 1927.

Besides her husband, those who are left to mourn her passing are: Mrs. Francews Wilman of Nebraska, Mrs. Oney Honican of Missouri, Mrs. Jessie J. Barton of Falmouth, Mrs. Ross Adams of Maysville, Mrs. Cllaud French of Bratton, Mrs. Tilton Armbruster of Piqua, Mrs. Bradley Parker of Lexington, and William Goldie Burns of Piqua.

Deceased is also survived by two half-sisters, Mrs. Thos. Neal and Mrs. Ervin Jett, and one half-brother, Sid Sparkkks. Three sisters are deceased, Mrs. Arch Vanhook and Mrs. Jennie Fooks of this county, and Mrs. Lee Fooks of Harrison county.

funeral services were held at Piqua Christian Church this afternoon, with services by Rev. Long, Methodist minister of Maysville. Interment in Piqua cemetery in charge of Kain & Sheeler.

Mrs. Margaret Burns

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

The TRIBUNE DEMOCRAT Robertson County Kentucky

August 7th, 1930

ROBERTSON COUNTY'S OLDEST WOMAN PASSES PEACEFULLY AWAY

Mrs. Margaret Ann Burns, widow ofthe Late Lawrence Burns, died at heer home on the Thomas Pike on Monday evening of the infirmities incident of old age. Had she lived until the 20th of this month she would have been 90 years old.

Funeral services were held at the Piqua Christian Church, Wednesday afternoon, conducted by Elder M Pfanstiel. The interment took place in the Piqua Cemetery in charge of Kain and Sheeler. A large concourse of relatives and friends were present.

The five sons of deceased and Demaree Wiggins, a son-in-law, were pallbearers.

Deceased was a daughter of the late Hiram and Huldah (Kenton) Whaley. She was the mother of 12 children, 7 sons and 5 daughters. Five of the sons, william T., John, Charles and Henry of this county and Lawrennce B. Burns of Paris are living. Two sons, Richard and James, are deceased. Four daughters, Mrs. Lizzie Monson, Mrs. Liddie Monson, Mrs. Maggie Wiggins and Mollie Medley, survive. One daughter Mrs. Alice Lewis, is dead.

Besides her 5 sons and 4 daughters, deceased is also survived by 39 grandchildren.

Mrs Burns was a true, devoted wife and mother, and lived an exemplary, Christian life. She was loved and esteemed by all who knew her.

Mrs. Claudia N. ARNOLD

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

With the compliments of the Cynthiana Democrat, Cynthiana, Harrison county, Kentucky.

Thursday 13 December 1962

Mrs. Raymond N. Arnold.
Funeral seervices for Mrs. Claudia N. Arnold, 55, of Moores Mill Road, Route 2, will be conducted at 2 p.m. today (Thurdsay) at Smith-Rees Chapel by the Rev. Frank Buck. Burial will be in Sunrise Cemetery.

Pallbearers will be Louis Whiteker, Orie Copes, Leon Whalen,
Carlos Mullin, Clarence Dean Jr., Charles Carrell and Wallace Barlow.

Mrs. Arnold died at 12 noon De ember 11 at Harrison Memorial Hospital after an extended illness. She was a member of the Sunrise Cemetery. (Church?)

Born April 20, (26) 1907, in Robertson county, she was the daughter of the late J. S. and Mucetta Dryden.

Justice FOOKS

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

With the compliments of the Robertson Review, Mt. Olivet, Robertson county, KY.

Thursday, 15th July 1971

Funeral services for Mr. Justice Fooks, Robertson county farmer, were held Sunday, July 11, at 3 p.m. at the Kentontown Christian Church. Burial followed in the Kentontown Cemetery.

Mr. Fooks died Friday at 8 a.m. in the Central Baptist Hospital, Lexington, where he had been hospitalized for one week. He is survived by his wife, Katherine Linville Fooks.

Arrangements were in charge ofthe Kain and Kabler Funeral Home, Mt. Olivet.

John Samuel LINVILLE

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

With the compliments of The CYNTHIANA CEMOCRAT, Cynthiana, Harrison county, KY

page 1, Thursday, 5 May 1949

SHERIFF PROBES DEATH OF JOHN SAMUEL LINVILLE
Sunrise Man Dies From Unexplained Mishap Suday PM

Sheriff Charles Wiglesworth said Tuesday that he and his deputies are investigating the death from a skull fracture of John Samuel Linville, 78, Harrison County farmer and landowner.

Linville died Sunday night at St. Joseph's Hospital, Lexington, where he had undergone an emergency operation for the fracture, received 24 hours earlier in an accident near his home near Sunrise.

Details of the accident have not been definitely learned, but Fayette County Deputy coroner, James L. Chasteen said family members told him they found Linville lying unconscious in the barnyard near the farmhouse.

They said he had just returned from the wedding ceremony of a granddaughter and had gone out to drive in the cows forthe night. He was admitted to the hospital at approximately 9:30 p.m. Saturday.

Possibilities of foul play in the man's death are leading the local sheriff's office into investigation of the case.

A native of Robertson County, Linville was a son of the late Hiram and Elizabeth Whaley Linville. A Mason for the past 55 years, he was a member of Arba Lodge No 620. He bought the Harrison County farm about a year ago and moved there from Robertson County. He was a member of the Kentontown Christian Church.

Survivors include five daughters, Mrs. Clyde Ashcraft, Mrs. william T. Kain, both of Mt.Olivet, Mrs. Virgil Dillon, Sardis, Mrs. John Mucci, Frankfort, and Mrs. Raymond Arnold, Sunrise; one son, Irvine T. Linville, Sunrise; one sister, Mrs. Hannah Withers,Boyd; 16 grandchildren, including Mrs. Jack Elfers and Jackie Berry; and two great grandchildren.

The body was removed Monday to Mt. Olivet. J. Arch Bailey, Cynthiana, was in charge of masonic rites yesterday (Wednesday) at Kentontown.

Mrs Susan MONSON

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

With the compliments of the Cynthiana Democrat, Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky.

LOG CABIN, Tuesday September 5th 1916

Mrs. Susan Monson, a well known and highly esteemed woman and widow of the late Elijah Monson, who died in 19111, passed away at 12:55 o'clock Sunday morning at the home ofher son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Monson, of Indian Creek, after about two months illness of infirmities incident to old age.

Mrs. Monson was formerly Miss Susan Hurley (Turley), daughter of the late John and Susan Turley, formerly a prominent couple of Nicholas county, and was born near Hooktown on Feby. 9, 1836. She had therefore passed her 80th year.

Her father, who was a native of Bourbon county, died in 1875, and her mother, a native of Harrison, died in 1883, they settled in Nicholas about 100 years ago.

She married Mr. Elijah Monson on March 4, 1858, the surviving children by this union being Mr. I. N. Monson, oof Cynthiana, Mrs. Lou Evans, Mrs. Ben W. Monson, Mrs Lafe Maffett, Mr. Jas. L. Monson, Mrs. R. F. Scott, all of this county. Mrs. Sal-- Pendicord, of bourbon, Mrs. Edna Smith, of this county, Messers William and James Turley, of Nicholas County.

Mrs Monson was for many years a member of the Indian Creek Baptist Church and was a devout member being a woman of fine Christian charaeter and many admirable qualities.

The funeral services, conducted by Rev. S. H. Bargess, were held at the Indian Creek Baptist Church yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock, and burial occurred at Battle Grove cemetery. The pall bearers were Messers Luther R. Ammerman, IO. B. Patterson, J. W. Smith, H. f. Maffett, R. W. Rankin, and J. Arch Bailey.

Stanley Lee BURNS

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

With the compliments of The ROBERTSON COUNTY REVIEW. Mt. Olivet, Robertson Co., Kentucky

Thursday, 29 July 1982

Stanley Lee Burns, a native of Robertson County, died Thursday, July 15 in Harrison Memorial Hospital, Cynthiana.

A retired farmer and salesman, he was co-owner of the Graves and Burns Department Store in Mt. Olivet for many years. He was a son of the late Charlie and Lucy Burns.

Mr. Burns was a member of the Kentontown Christian Church for more than 50 years and had served as deacon and elder.

Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Berna Hatfield Burns; a son Charles C. Burns of Muncie, Ind. and three daughters, Frances Graves of Mt. Olivet, Hilda Insko of May's Lick and Shirley Dryden of Carlisle; 11 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. A son, Dennis, predeceased him. He also leaves two brothers, Eugene Burns of Bellview and George Burns of Cynthiana.

Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon, July 18 at the Kentontown Christian Church with the Rev. Virgil Messer officiating. Burial under direction of Kain and Kabler Funeral Home, was in the church cemetery.

Daniel S. BURNS

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

With the compliments of The ROBERTSON Co REVIEW, Robertson County Kentucky.

The Robertson County News, 30 June 1961

Dennis Swinford Burns, 13, youngest child of Stanley and Verna Hatfield Burns of Thomas road, died suddenly at 8:30 p.m. Thursday, June 22.

Although he had previously suffered an asthmatic condition and stomach ailments, cause of death was not immediately determined.

The youth was visiting at the home of friends, Mr. and Mrs. William Fooks. After finishing the evening meal, he asked Mr. Fooks to accompany him to a nearby store. The lad left a few mnutes before Mr. Fooks and was stricken enroute. Mr. Fooks found his lifeless body about 50 yards from the store and administered artificial respiration but to no avail.

Born October 5, 1947, in Robertson County, he was a member of the Kentontown Christian Church. He had just completed the seventh grade at Deming High School.

Survivors in addition to his bereaved parents are three sisters, Mrs. Kenneth Graves and Mrs. Harold Dryden, of Robertson County, and Mrs. Wayne Graves, of Cincinnati; and a brother Charles Burns of Walton, Ky.

Funeral services were conducted Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Kentontown Christian Church with interment in the Kentontown Cemetery.

Harvey C. Bream, a former minister of the Kentontown Church of Christ and now editor of the Restoration Hearld published by the Christian Restoration Assn. of Cincinnati, officiated at the services.

Pallbearers included Shirley Mark Hatfield Jr., Jerry Hatfield, Jimmy Sowders, Larry Thomas Doyle, Emmitt McConnell Jr., Stephen Jones, Eddie Hendricks and Wayne Alvin Henson.

Flower girls were Sandra Graves, Darlene doyle, Becky Sowders, Cheryl Chandler, Sally Ann and Kathy ho Wilson, Sandra Dryden and Linda Murray.

Mrs. Lydia MONSON

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

With the compliments of The Robertson County Review, Robertson County Kentucky.

The Tribune Democrat, 20 December 1945

Mrs. Lydia Monson, widow of the late Levi Monson, died of a heart attack at about 1 o'clock this (Thursday) morning at the home of her brother, John Burns, of Chapel neighborhood. She was a daughter of the late Larry Burns of Thomas pike and was aged about 68 years.

She is survived by one sister, Mrs. O. D. Wiggins, and three brothers, John Burns, L. B. Burns and Henry Burns.

Funeral services will be held at Kentontown Christian Church Saturday afternoon at 2 O'clock, conducted by Rev. D. C. Insko. Interment in Kentontown Cemetery in charge of Bration and Insko.

Henry BURNS

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

EDITED: with the compliments of The Ledger Independent, Maysville, Mason County Kentucky.

20 March 1981

Henry Burns
age 94
born: 8 June 1886 Robertson Co., KY
father: Larry Burns
mother: margaret Ann Burns, nee Whaley
wife: Nellie brown Burns, nee Johnson
sons: James, Thomas, Paul, Lee, Larry, Emmitt Burns
dau's: Ruby McDowell, Alberta Tranby, Marjorie & Pauline Burns
24 grandchildren
34 great grandchildren
2 great great grandchildren
burial: Piqua Christian Church Cemetery

Myron BARNETT

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

EDITED: from the Flemingsburg Gazette, Flemingsburg, Fleming Co., KY

Wednestay 27 July 1988

Myron Alton Barnett
age; 69
born; 15 Feb. 1919 Robertson Co., KY
died; 20 July 1988 Lexington, Fayette, KY
father; Lluther Barnett
mother; Flossie Whaley
wife; Helen Barnett, nee Curtis
sons; David and Jim
daughters; Virginia Lynn McQuitty and Brenda Eldridge
brothers; Hugh, Jennings and Dim Barnett
sisters; Viola Weible and Alma Barnette
buried at the Hillsboro Cemetery

James T. POWELL

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

EDITED: The Lexington Herald,, Lexington, Fayette, KY
Page 12, Wednesday, 4th July 1928

James T. Powell
age; 56
father; Jasper Powell
wife; Anna M. Powell
sons; James, Earl, Leonard, Duncan and Charles Powel
daughters; Mrs. Claude Bell and Miss Avel Powell
brother; Irwin Powell
sister; Mrs. E. B. Sharpe

Charles L. POWELL

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

EDITED: the Lexington Herald, Lexington, Fayette, Kentucky.

Page D-8, Wednesday, 11 Feb. 1987

Charles L. Powell
age; 69
born, Lexington, KY
died; Monday, 9 Feb. 1987, lexington, KY
father; James T. Powell
mother; Anna Powell, nee Jeter
wife; martha Louise Powell, nee McCuddy
daughter; Joy Anna Churchill
son; Charles L. Powell Jr.
sister; Louise Bell
burial; Lexingtonn Cemetery
son

Maggie GIFFORD KING

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

With the compliments of The ROBERTSON COUNTY REVIEW, Mt. Olivet, Robertson County, KY.

The TRIBUNE Democrat, 2 April 1936

Mrs. W. H. King died about 4 o'clock Saturday morning at her home on Brierly Ridge Pike. She had been in ill health for some time and recently suffered a cerebral hemorrhage.

Deceased was before marriage Miss Maggie Gifford and was 71 years of age. She was married five times, four of her husbands preceded to the grave. Her first husband was Thomas Whaley, to which two sons and a daughter were born, namely, Ben Whaley, of Richmond Ind., James Whaley of Nicholas County and Mrs. Luther Barnett, of this county. Her second marriage was to James Berry, one son, Paul Berry, of Harrison Count, surviving this union. M. M. Heal was her third husband. Her fouth husband was Frank Overbey. W. H. King, her fifth and last husband, survives, together with the three sons, Ben E. Whaley, James Whaley and Paul Berry. No children were born by the last three marriages. She is also survived by several grandchildren, and two brothers, William Gifford and Erastus Gifford, of Paris.

Funeral services were held at Piqua Christian Church Monday afternoon, Interment was in the Piqua Cemetery.

Josephine POWELL

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

The WOODFORD SUN, Woodford County, KY, Thursday 14th Jan. 1915

Mrs Josephine Powell, aged 65, wife of J. M. Powell, died Sunday of paralysis, at her home on the Jas Gay farm on the Lexington turnpike. She is survived by her husband and six children.

Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Mr. Vest on Monday morning. Burial in Pisgah churchyard.

Nellie JOHNSON BURNS

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

With the compliments of The ROBERTSON COUNTY REVIEW, Mt. Olivet, Robertson County Kentucky.

The Robertson County News, 1 Jan. 1965

Services for Mrs. Nellie Johnson Burns, 75, were conducted Sunday in the Davis Funeral Home, Paris at 1:30 p.m. Burial was in the Piqua Cemetery.

Mrs. Burns died December 25 at her home in Paris.

The deceased was born in Robertson County, November 26, 1889, daughter of the late Ulysses and Keziah Johnson.

Mr. and Mrs. Burns were married December 24 1908. They had resided in Paris for the past 15 years and had observed their 56th wedding anniversary Christmas Eve.

Surviving are her husband, seven children, also she leaves five sisters and two brothers, and one aunt; 22 great-grandchildren and 10 great-great-grandchildren.

Two children predeceased her.

Flossie WHALEY BARNETT

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

With the compliments of The ROBERTSON COUNTY REVIEW, Mt. Olivet, Robertson County, Kentucky.

Thursday, 29 March 1973.

Mrs. Flossie Whaley Barnett, aged 82, widow of Luther Barnett, Robertson County farmer and landowner, died Thursday, March 22, at 3 p.m. at the Nicholas County Nursing Home.

Her funeral was held Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the Piqua Christian Church by the Rev. Bob Montgomery of Morning View, Ky., assisted by the Rev. Paul Mullikin of the Piqua Church. Burial was in the church cememtery.

Mrs. Barnett, whose late husband died in 1969, was born August 27, 1890, a daughter of the late John Thomas and Hannah Gifford Whaley.

She and Mr. Barnett became the parents of seven children, one of whom, Virginia, died in 1930. The others are Hugh Barnett, Robertson County, Jennings Barnett, of Oxford, Ohio, the Rev. Myron Barnett of Hillsboro, Ky., James E. Barnett of Harrisburg, Pa., Miss Alma Barnett who lives with her mother, and Mrs. Viola Weible of St. Louis. Also she leaves 10 grandchildren and three great grandchildren, and one half-brother, Paul Berry of Cynthiana.

Arrangements were under the direction of the Kain and Kabler Funeral Home, Mt. Olivet.

Emmett BURNS

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

With the compliments of The CITIZEN ADVERTISER, Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky.

The Kentuckian Citizen, 1 November 1962.

Paris Man, 38, Burns to Death At His Home

(this headline says that he is 38, yet the obit below states 33..)

A Paris man was burned to death here early Saturday morning when he apparently was trapped in the kitchen of his burning home.

The victim was identified as Emmett Burns, 33, of Highland Lane.

Fire Chief Walter Ishmell (Ishmael) said the fire evidently started in the front part of Burns house about 4:45 a.m.

When the blaze was brought under control about one hour and 45 minutes later, Burns' body was found in the kitchen near a hot water heater, the fire chief said.

The victim suffered third degree burns over his entire body.

The house was destroyed. The victim's wife and three children were at the home of Burns' family when the fire occurred.

Fire Chief Ishmell said the cause of the fire was not known.

Burns is survived by his wife, Mrs. Dorothy Burns; a daughter, Brenda Faye Burns, at home; two sons, Danny Norwood Burns and Larry Owen Burns, at home; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Burns, Paris; four sisters, Mrs. Ray Tramby and Mrs. W.O. McDowell, Norwood, Ohio; Mrs. W. M. Burns, St. Louis, Mo., and Miss Pauline Burns, Paris, and three brothers, Thomas and Paul Burns, Norwood, Ohio, and Norman Burns, Sardis.

Services were conducted at - ? - p.m. Monday at the Davis Funeral Home by the Rev. Donald Carroll. Burial was in the Paris cemetery. Bearers were Clyde, Kenneth, Ray and William Roe. W. O. McDowell and Roy Tramby.

Samuel Thomas CAMERON

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

With the compliments of THE CARLISLE MERCURY, Carlisle, Nicholas County, Kentucky. Page 4, Thursday, 10 June 1954.

Samuel Thomas CAMERON, 79, a retired farmer and business man, of Broadway, died at 7 a.m. Tuesday at his home following a year's illness. He was a native of Robertson County, a son of the late William Stanley Cameron and Mrs. Lottie Moreland Cameron. He was a member of the Myers Christian Church and the local Masonic lodge.

Surviving are his wife Mrs. Myrtle T. Moran; one son, Paul Cameron and one daughter Mrs. Ben Barnett; one brother, harry Cameron, Newport, two half brothers, Dow Cameron and Bruce Cameron, Ft. Laurderdal, Fla., six grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. (CDT) Thursday at the Myers Christian Church, with Rev. Phil Ling and Ray G. C. Gaunce officiating. Burial will be in the Carlisle cemetery.

Pallbearers will be Larry and Jerry Cameron, Stanley and Earl McCann, Billy Sarns and Kelly Barnett.

The body is at the residence.

(he was the grandson of Lorenzo Dow & Nancy Ann Moore Camron, and the great grandson of John Camron and Nancy Whaley. jb-d)

Dr. S. J. LINVILLE

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

With the compliments of The ROBERTSON COUNTY REVIEW, Mt. Olivet, Robertson County, Kentucky.

Page 1, TRIBUNE DEMOCRAT, 30 October 1952, Thursday

Dr. Sherwood J. Linville, well known veterinarian, aged 63, who submitted to major surgery for ulcerated stomach in Good Samaritan Hospital, Lexington, Wednesday, October 8, died Sunday night in that institution where he remained in a precarious condition since the operation was performed. He had been in declining health for a number of years and was a patient in the hospital for treatment and surgery during the past year.

He was born December 29, 1889, son of the late Dr. Peter D. and Willie Jane Swartz, Linville, Pioneer citizen of this county.

Dr. Linville was appointed livestock inspector in the Spring to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Dr. P. M. Duncan in March. He was also land owner and a veteran of Worlld War 1 and served overseas.

The doctor was best known for his good nature , wittiicism and impartiality to his numerous friends.

Deceased is survived by his widow Mrs. Dorothy Whaley Linville; one brother, Hylend W. Linville, and several nieces and nephews. A sister, Mrs. Robbie Harber, mother of County Court Clerk Hildreth Harber, preceded him in death several years ago.

Funeral services were conducted at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Christian Church, where deceased was a member, by Rev. Ernest U. Dobson, pastor of the Christian Church, at Georgetown, Ohio. Interment followed in the Mt. Olivet Cemetery in charge of Kain & Kabler funeral directors. Military rites were held at the graveside.

Alex H. BALES

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

EDITED: from the Lexington Herald, Lexington, Fayette county, Kentucky..

Page 12, Monday, 29 Oct 1962

Alex H. BALES
died: 28 October 1962, Lexington KY
wife: Elizabeth BALES, nee COX
dau: Patsey Sue BALES
father: John Logan BALES
mother: Lena BALES, nee HALL
sister: Mtrs. Raymond PARKER

Hiram Wesley WHALEY

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

With the compliments of the ROBERTSON COUNTY REVIEW, Mt. Olivet, Robertson County, Kentucky.

The TRIBUNE DEMOCRAT, 31 May 1951

Hiram Wesley Whaley, another one of Robertson's oldest citizen passed away Saturday night about 11:30 o'clock at his home on North Main Street of the infirmities of age. He was held in high esteem by all his acquaintances.

He was a son of the late Hiram and Huldah Kenton Whaley and was born Sept. 16, 1859.

He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Luella Collins Whaley, and two sons, Samuel W. Whaley of Piqua Pike and Claude Whaley of Porstmouth, Ohio, and five daughters, Mrs. Sherwood J. Linville of North Main Street, Mrs. Reuben Cleaver of Nicholas County, Mrs. Roy Robertson and Mrs. Elmer Linville of this county, and Mrs. Rose Crawford of Portsmouth, Ohio.

Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon, conducted by the Rev. G. G. Kitson, of Malmouth Methodist Church, assisted by A. L. Moore, pastor of the Mt. Olivet Methodist Church. Interment in the Mt. Olivet Cemetery in charge of Kain & Kabler.

Robert Wood WATSON

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

With the compliments of The CITIZEN ADVITISER, Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky.

Page 5, The KENTUCKIAN CITIZEN, 17 July 1959

Robert Wood Watson, 69, retired superintendent of the Paris water plant for 35 years, died Saturday at his home at 317 West 7th St.

A native of Bourbon county, he was born Sept. 1, 1889, the son of Larkin and Amanda Thornton Watson. He was a memberofthe Methodist church and of Paris Lodge No 2, F & A M. He retired from service at the water department seven years ago because of ill health.

He is survived by his wife Mrs. Mabel Neal Watson, Paris; three daughters, Mrs. William L. Long and Mrs. Jack Lucky, both of Paris, and Miss Marjorie Kenney Watson, Springfield, O.; one son Willmard (Bud) Watson, Paris; and five grandchildren.

Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at the Hinton- Turner Funeral home, conducted by Dr. Floyd D. Rose and the Rev. Tomlin. Burial was in the Paris cemetery.

Active bearers were Raymond Bowling. Tom Elder, Henry Napier, Clay Sutherland, Clarence Gifford and William Forsythe.

Honorary bearers were Mayor E. W. Glass, Edgar Dodge, George S. Tate, William Owens , William Chisholm and Emil Ralins ?

Mabel NEAL WATSON

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

With the compliments of The CITIZEN ADVITISER, Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky.

13 Jan. 1972, Thursday

Mrs. Mabel Neal Watson, 77, of 317 West Seventh Street, died at 6:20 a.m. Saturday at the Bourbon County Hospital, where she had been a patient for several weeks. She had been in declining health for the past four years and seriously ill the past nine weeks.

A native of Bracken County, she was the daughter of the late Willmard and Gracie L. Waters Neal. She was educated in the Robertson County schools. She was the widow of Robert W. Watson.

She was a 50 year member of the First United Methodist Church here and was president of the Darlington Bible Class of the church's Sunday School and was a member of the Women's Society of Christian Service of the church. She was a past matron of Chapter 167 Order of Eastern Star and had been a member of the chapter for 51 years.

Survivors are three daughters, Mrs. William Long and Mrs. Jack Lucky, both of Paris; and Miss Marjorie K. Watson, Lake Placid, N. Y.; a son Willmard (Bud) Watson, paris; five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

Funeral services were conducted at 2 p.m. Monday at the Hinton-Turner Funeral Home by Dr. C. Nevil White and the Rev. I. S. Pineur. Burial was in the Paris Cemetery.

Casket bearers were billy Long Jr., Tom Atkinson, Earl Clough, Albert Cough, john Hines, George Lucky, Wallace Roe Jr. and Allen Williams

Gillard NEAL

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

With the compliments of CITIZEN-ADVERTISER, Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky.

The Kentucky Citizen, 8 Jan 1936

Gillard Neal, 60, died at his home on Tenth street Sunday morning of burns surffered in an explosion ten days ago. Mr. Neal, a native of Robertson county, had resided here for many years and with his wife conducted a restaurant and rooming house here.

Last Sunday afternoon in company with Dick Johnson, Mr. Neal entered an annex of his residence to look for a gas leak. When a match was struck the explosion occurred. Neal ran from the house with his cloths in flames and was severely burned from his head down to his waist.

Johnson was not burned as severely and is improving at the Massie Memorial Hospital.

Mr. Neal is survived by his wife, Mrs. May Holmes Neal, and three daughters, Mrs. Howard Hamiliton, Mrs. William O'Neal, and Mrs. E. H. West, all of this city, and three grandchildren.

Funeral services were held at 2:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the residence at Tenth and Pleasant streets. The Rev. A. G. Gilliam, pastor of the paris Methodist church conducted the services. Honorary bearers were Dr. W. C. Ussery, Dr. John Wiliams, Dr. W. G. Hopkins, A. B. Champe, Walter Kenney, Sr., and Perry McCord. Active bearers were Dr. Henry Gilliam, Roy Jones, William Dale, B. M. Tune, William O'Neal, Sr., Tyler Pendley. Burial followed in the Paris Cemetery.

Beatrice FULLER NEAL

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

EDITED, from the Shelby Sentinel, Shelbyville, Shelby county Kentucky.

14 November 1957

Beatrice Fuller Neal
age: 57
born: Bourbon County
spouse: Robert T. Neal
son: Robert T., Jr.
dau's: Mrs. Roy Shupert, Ann Hollis, Grace harney.
bro's: John, Jesse Fuller
bur: Paris Cemetery, Paris, KY

Elmer LINVILLE

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

With the compliments of The ROBERTSON COUNTY REVIEW, Mt.Olivet, Robertson County, Kentucky.

The Robertson County News,
Page 1, Thursday, 13 April 1978

Elmer A. Linville, 84, died at 2:30 p.m. Monday, April 10, at his home on Thomas Road after a long illness.

Mr. Linville was born in Robertson County on July 5, 1893 and was the son of the late Charles and Nannie Bradley Linville. He was a member of the Piqua Christian Church and a 50-year member of Mt. Olivet Masonic Oodge No. 291, F&AM.

Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mayme Whaley Linville; a daughter, Mrs. William McGinety of Mt. Olivet; five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. he also leaves two brothers, Rex and Carlis Linville, both of Robertson County.

Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon, April 12 at the Piqua Christian Church. Rev. Virgil Messer, pastor of the Kentontown Christian Church, officiated and burial was in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Kain and Kabler Funeral Home, Mt. Olivet, was in charge of arrangements.

Nettie OVERBEY WHALEY

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

With the compliments of The ROBERTSON COUNTY REVIEW, Mt. Olivet, Robertson County Kentucky.

The Robertson County News,
2 Feb 1962

Mrs. Nettie Overby Whaley, 65, wife of Sam Whaley died Monday at Hayswood Hospital, Maysville, where she was admitted Thursday.

She is survived by her husband and one son, Reynold Whaley, Tampa, Fla.

She was the daughter of the late Luke and Tida Overby of Robertson County. She was the sister of Mrs. Lilly Garfield Barnett, Mrs. Rose Fooks, Edward and William Overbey, all deceased.

Funeral services were conducted Monday afternoon at Piqua Christian Church by the Rev. Jack Knechtley and Rev. Eudell Hall. Burial was in the Piqua Cemetery.

Mrs. Louella COLLINS WHALEY

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

With the compliments of The ROBERTSON COUNTY NEWS, Robertson County, Kentucky.

Page 9, 9 march 1962, Friday

Funeral services for Mrs. Louella Collins Whaley, 94, were conducted Wednesday from the Mt. Olivet Methodist Church by the Rev. W. W. Bentley.

Mrs. Whaley, one of Robertson County's oldest residents, died Sunday at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Elmer Linville. She was the widow of Hiram Whaley. Mrs. Whaley had made her home with her children since the death of her husband about 10 years ago. For a period of time, she was a patient at the McDowell Nursing Home in Robertson County.

A native and lifelong resident of Robertson County, Mrs. Whaley was born February 11, 1868. She was a daughter of the late Will Thomas and Lucinda Cummins Collins.

She was held in the affectionate esteem of all with whom she came in contact. Possessed of many worthwhile qualities, she was kind and gentle and always willing to be of assistance in times of need and stress.

She was a member of the Church of God.

Survivors include, in addition to Mrs. Linville, four other daughters, Mrs. Reuben Cleaver, Nicholas County; Mrs. Dorothy Linville and Mrs. Roy Roberson, both of Robertson County, and Mrs. Rosa Cooper, Portsmouth, Ohio, and two sons, Sam Whaley, of Mt Olivet and Claude Whaley of Robertson Co..

Burial was in the Mt. Olivet Cemetery.

Grace Ethell CLEAVER

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

With the compliments of The CARLISLE MERCURY, Carlislllle, Nicholas County, Kentucky.

Page 14, Thursday, 22 November 1973

Grace Ethel Cleaver, 83, wife of Reuben Cleaver, died Thursday, Nov. 15, 1973 at Edgemont Nursing Home, Lexington, after a long illness.

She was the daughter of the late Hiram and Louella Collins Whaley and a memberof the Methodist Church.

Survivors include her husband; one daughter, Mrs. Nina Harney, Lexington; one son, John W. Cleaver, Nicholas county; four sisters, Mrs. Rose Burke, Portsmouth, Ohio; Mrs. Roy Robertson, Mrs. Elmer Linville, both of Robertson county; Mrs. Dorothy Linville, Mt. Olivet; two brothers, Sam Whaley, Mt.Olivet; Claude Whaley, Bracken County; six grandchildren; and eight greatgrandchildren.

Reuben CLEAVER

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

With the compliments of The CARLISLE MERCURY, Carlisle, Nicholas County, Kentucky.

Thursday, 13 July 1974

Reuben Cleaver, 85, died Thursday, July 11, 1974 at the Good Samaritan Hospital after a three month illness.

He was a native of Robertson county, a member of the Christian Church and a retired farmer.

He is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Norma harney, Lexington; one son, john W. Cleaver, Nicholas county; one sister, Mrs. Lucy Linville, Mt. Olivet; six grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren.

Services were held Saturday at the Mathers-Shearer Chaple, conducted by Rev. Eugene White. Burial in Carlisle Cemetery.

Pallbearers; Wayne Harney, Dean Farris, Robert Starnes, Danny cleaver,John Cleaver, Jr. and Samuel Burden.

Sam WHALEY

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

With the compliments of The LEDGER INDEPENDENT, Maysville, Mason County Kentucky.

Page 3, thursday, 30 July 1987

Mt. Olivet, Sam Whaley, 95, of Robertson County, died at 11 a.m. Tuesday. He was a retired cattle and tobacco farmer.

He was born in Robertson County Jan. 7, 1892, to (is?) the son of the late Hiram and Louella Collins Whaley. His wife Mrs. Nettiie Overby Whaley, died several years ago.

Surviving are one son, R. L. (Judge) Whaley of Dade City, Fla., and three sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Linville and Mrs. Mayme Linville, both of Mt. Olivet, and Mrs. Rose Burke of Portsmouth, Ohio.

Services will be at 11 a.m. Friday at the Piqua Christian Church in Robertson county. The Rev. James McCann will officiate and burial will be in the church cemetery.

Visitation will be from 6 to 7:30 p.m. today at the Robertson County Funeral Home in Mt. Olivet.

The body will lie in state at the church for a half hour before the services on Friday.

Dudley Mason CLEAVER

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

With the compliments of The CARLISLE MERCURY, Carlisle, Nicholas County, Kentucky.

Page 5, 27 Jan 1927

Dudley Mason Cleaver, one year old, died at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mr. Reuen Cleaver, near Barefoot, Sunday night following a short illness. Funeral services and burial took place Tuesday at Piqua.

Claude Stanley WHALEY

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

With the complimnets of The ROBERTSON COUNTY REVIEW, Robertson County, Kentucky.

13 May 1982

Claude Stanley Whaley, 76, a resident of Mt. Olivet, died Tuesday, May 11 at the Maysville hospital.

He was born March 22, 1906, a son of the late Hiram and Loulla Collins Whaley. Mr. Whaley was a member of the Christian Baptist Church of Mt. Olivet and served as a deacon. He was on the election commission in Robertson County for a number of years.

Surviving are his wife, Mrs. May Black Whaley, Mt. Olivet; three sons, Wilber Whaley, Coushatta, La., Henry Whaley, Miamisburg, Ohio, Dee Whaley, Clyde, Ohio; eight grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.

Also surviving are a brother, Sam Whaley of Florida and four sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Linville, Mrs. Mamie Linville and Mrs. Roy Robertson of Mt. Olivet, and Mrs. Rose Barke of Portsmouth, Ohio.

Services were held at the Christian Baptist Church with the Rev. Virgil Conley officiating at 2 p.m., Friday. Burial was in Mt. Olivet Cemetery.

The Kain and Kabler Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.

Jay WHALEY

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

With the compliments of The ROBERTSON COUNTY REVIEW, Robertson County, Kentucky.

TRIBUNE DEMOCRAT, 4 October 1945

Jay, the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Whaley, died at the home of his parents on Thomas Pike, about 2 o'clock this (Thursday) morning following an illness of about 7 months of leukemia. he was aged 3 years and 10 months.

The child had been under the care of specialists and treated in hospitals but to no avail, and the parents have the sympathy of many friends in their loss.

Three brothers survive besides the parents

Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Walnut Street Mission Church, with interment following in the Mt. Olivet Cemetery in charge of Kain & Sheeler.

Emmett WHALEY

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

With the compliments of The ROBERTSON COUNTY REVIEW, Robertson County, Kentucky.

TRIBUNE DEMOCRAT, 18 May 1950

The body of Emmett Whaley, who was drowned in the Ohio River at Portsmouth about 5:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon, May 6, was recovered Wednesday morning at the mouth of Scioto River. It is said members of the crew of a tow boat discovered the body in a drift pile. Hack Crawford, of Portsmouth, nephew of the victim, indentified the body, which was removed and taken to the Melcher Funeral Home in Portsmouth.

Kain & Sheeler's ambulance went to Portsmouth and brought the remains to their funeral home in Mt. Olivet, and later the casket was taken to the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Whaley on North Main Street.

The funeral was held at the Main Street Methodist Church at 2:30 o'clock today (Thursday), conducted by the Rev. G. G. Kitson, Mt. Olivet Methodist Church. Interment in the Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Riley M. See Post American Legion, held military services at the graveside.

Emmett Whalen (sic) was born Mar. 5, 1913, the youngest son of Hiram W. and Louella Collins Whaley. He served over a year overseas in World War II. After the war he operated a bulldozer in this county for some time for his nephew R. L. Whaley. for several years he had resided at Portsmouth, where he was employed in construction work. A complete list of his survivors was given in our last issue.

Lucy Mae BLACK WHALEY

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

With the compliments of The LEDGER INDEPENDENT, Maysville, Mason County, Kentucky.

22 April 1994

Mount Olivet, Mrs. Lucy Mae Black Whaley, 87, of Coushatta, La., formerly of Robertson County, died Wednesday in Louisiana. She was the widow of Claude Whaley.

Born in Bracken County, she was the daughter of the late Alonzo and Effie Flora Black.

Surviving are three sons, Rev. Holmes W. Whaley of Coushatta, La., Henry Whaley of Miamisburg, Ohio; and Rev. Daryl Whaley of Clyde, Ohio; a brother, Claude Black of Dayton, Ohio; three sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Dobson of Louisvillem Mrs. Mildred Smith and Mrs. Audrey Dial, of Dayton, Ohio, eight grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren.

Services are 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Mount Olivet Christian Baptist Church. Burial will be in the Mount Olivet Cemetery.

Visitation at the Robertson County Funeral Home, Mount Olivet, will be from 5 to 10 p.m. Monday.

The body will lie at the church for one hour prior to the services on Tuesday.

Collis R. MAFFETT

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

With the compliments of The CYNTHIANA DEMOCRAT, Cynthiana, Harrison County, KY.

Page 2A, 22 November 1973

Collis R. Maffett, 80, of 312 Wilson Ave., Cynthiana, died at Harrison Memorial Hospital Monday night, Nov. 19, after an illness of several months. He was a past Grand Noble of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of which he was a 50 year member. He was a memeber of Arlington Rebecca Lodge No. 113. He retired from A. Goldberg Co. after over 40 years of service.

He is survived by his wife, Ruth Arthur Maffett; one daughter, Mrs. John C. Walsh, Wyoming, Ohio; three granddaughters, Mrs. Linda Ruth Essert, Cincinnati, Ohio, Miss Casandre and Belle Walsh.

Funeral services were at 2 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 21, at Whaley Funeral Home by Rev. Robert L. Anderson. Burial in Battle Grove Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Everett Wiggins, Aubrey Wiggins, James K. Plummer, Aaron Arthur Smith, J. A. Bishop and Donald W. Arthur.

Elijah MONSON

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

With the compliments of The CYNTHIANA DEMOCRAT, Cynthiana, Harrison County, KY.

Page 5, 13 July 1911

Died, Mr. Elijah Monson, at his home near Shadynook last Friday afternoon at 6 o'clock of Bright's disease. Mr. Monson had been in a critical condition for everal days and the end had been expected at an hour for the last week. He was eighty-five years old last December. He was probably one of the best known men in this end of the county, and he also enjoyed a large acquaintance in Harrison county. He has been sick for more than a year with Bright's disease and about two months ago he took a change for the worse. At times he seemed to improve but they were of short duration. Mr. Monson has been a member of the Indian Creek Baptist Church for many years. His whole aim seemed to do his Master's will and help others upward to higher attainments. He was a man that every one liked and his death is a source of great sorrow to the whole community. A short funeral service was held at the house Sunday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Eld. J. R. Jones, of Cynthiana, officiating. Burial at Battle Grove cemetery. He leaves of an immediate family to mourn his death a widow and eight children, two sons and six daughters. His sons are I. N. Monson, of Cynthiana and J. L. Monson, of Shadynook, his daughters, Mrs. J. D. Evans, of Republican, Mrs. R. F. Scott and Mrs. Lafe Monson, of Colville, Mrs. E. F. Griffin, of Headquarters, and Miss Bessiie Monson who returned home some weeks ago from Birmingham, Alabama, where she has been teaching for two years.

Sarah MONSON MAFFETT

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

With the compliments of The CYNTHIANA DEMOCRAT, Cynthiana, Harriison county, Kentucky.

Page 6, Thursday, 2 November 1933

Mrs Sarah Monson Maffett, 69 years old, wife of Lafe Maffett, died at her home in Shady Nook, Saturday, October 28, 1933, after an illness of four years. She was born in Nicholas county, february 4, 1864, a daughter of Elijah and Susan Turley Monson. Besides her husband she is survived by a son, Collis Maffett; five grandchildren, Helen Maffett, Everett, Aubrey, Gladys and Dorothy Wiggins; five sisters Mrs. E. T. Gaffin, Nicholas county; Miss Bess Monson, Birmingham, Ala.; Mrs. R. F. Scott of Shady Nook; Mrs. J. D. Evans, Mrs. B. W. Monson, of Cynthiana, and a brother, I. N. Monson, also of Cynthiana. Mrs. Maffett was a member of the Indian Creek Christian church, joining when 16 years old. Funeral services were held at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon at the late residence, with the Rev. Ira Hardin officiating. Burial in Battle Grove cemetery. Pall bearers were Elmer Waits, R. L. Williams, Will Alexander, Dr. W. B. Moore, C. J. Arthur and Archie Smith.

Melbourne Monson MAFFETT

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

With the compliments of The CYNTHIANA DEMOCRAT, Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky.

Page 4, LOG CABIN, 30 May 1924

Friends will be distessed to learn of the death of Mr. Melbourne Monson Maffett, which occured Wednesday afternoon at the home of his parents, near Shadynook. Mr. Maffett has been a constant sufferer from tuberculosis. For the past several weeks he has been critically ill.

Mr. Maffett was the younger son of Mr. and Mrs. Lafe T. Maffett, well known citizen of the Shadynook neighborhood, and was born in Nicholas county on July 4, 1902. Besides his parents he is survived by one sister and one brother, namely, Mrs. Stella Wiggins, who resides near Shadynook, and Mr. Collis Maffett, well known young man of this city who is connected with A. Goldberg & Sons.

The funeral services, conducted by Rev. Ira Hardin, of Lexington, will be held at his late residence tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. Burial at Battle Grove cemetery. The pall bearers will be several of the deceased's young boy friends; Messrs Aaron Smith, John Stanley Scott, Charlie D. Waits, Amos Ammerman, Charles Pugh and Stewart Garnett.

A host of friends and relatives will regret the death of this young man who had many friends in this community.

Mrs. Ella LONG MONSON

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

With the compliments of the CYNTHIANA DEMOCRAT, Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky.

Page 5, section 3, 13 December 1963

Mrs. Ella Long Monson, 92, widow of I. N. Monson died at 11:50 p.m. Friday Dec. 13, at the Harrison Memorial Hospital after an illness of two weeks.

A native of Harrison County, she was born June 22, 1871, a daughter of the late Josiah Maffett and Nancy Webb Long. She was a member of the Cynthiana Baptist Church for around 70 years. She taught in the Harrison County and the Cynthiana school systems for 15 years.

Survivors are a daughter, Miss Edith Long Monson, Cynthiana, and a sister, Miss Alice E. Long, Covington.

Services were conducted at the Whaley Funeral Home by Dr. George Redding and Rev. Lee Hopkins. Burial was in Battle Grove Cemetery. Pallbearers were Oscar Sowder, William Webb, James S. Whaley, Dr. H. H. Moody, Collis Maffett, Louis Gordon, Dr. J. P. Wyles, A. M. Carmichael. Shearle Hicks, James Kendall and Lander Crocket.

Lafe MAFFETT

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

With the compliments of The CYNTHIANA DEMOCRAT, Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky.

Page 6, Friday, The LOG CABIN, 29 Jan. 1939.

Lafe Maffett, aged 86, died Wednesday morning at 8:15 o'clock at the home of his son, Collis Maffett, with whom he had made his home for the past two years, on Wilson Avenue.
Mr. Maffett was born in Nicholas County Dec. 23, 1852, a son of the John Henry and Hepsey Turley Maffett, both natives of Nicholas County. Joining the Indian Creek Christian Church when a young man he led a life worthy of emulation, being held in high regard by a wide circle of friends and acquaintances. He resided in the Shady Nook community for almost 35 years.

He married Sarah Monson on July 18, 1888, and by this union one son, Collis Maffett, of this city survives. his wife preceded him in death on Oct. 28, 1933. Also surviving are one brother, H. F. Maffett of Nicholas County, and the following grandchildren; Miss Helen Elizabeth Maffett, Mrs. Edward Florence, Miss Dorothy Wiggins, Everett Wiggins and Aubrey Wiggins; and one great-granddaughter, Phyllis Ann Wiggins.

The body was removed to the R. B. Whaley Funeral Home and later taken to the residence of his son, where funeral services will be held this afternoon, Friday, at 2 o'clock with Rev. D. E. Steffe in charge. Burial will be in Battle Grove Cemetery with the following acting as bearers; Charles Evans, T. W. Maffett, John B. Smith, John Stanley Scott, Kenton Maffett and Leo Maffett; honorary bearers; Elmer Waits, R. W. Williams, R. F. Scott, Waits Gorham, William Alexander, Dr. W. B. Moore, Archie Smith and James H. Arthur.

Susan WALDEN

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

With the compliments of The CYNTHIANA DEMOCRAT, Cythiana, Harrison County, Kentucky.

Page 7, Thursday, 15 Jan. 1981

Susan Elizabeth "Betty" Walden, 78, died Friday afternoon at the Harrison Memorial Hospital, after being in ill health for several months. She was a resident of Route 2, Cynthiana.

Mrs Walden was the widow of Harry Walden, a member of the Calvery Baptist Church and had served as a licensed practical nurse at Harrison Memorial Hospital for several years.

She is survived by twqo daughters, Mrs. Raymond Works, Jr., Harrison County; and Mrs. Leo Edester of Lexington; one brother, Paul R. Monson of Union City, Indiana. There are five grandsons, one granddaughter and seven great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held at 3:30 p.m. Monday at the Whaley Funeral Home b7y Dr. Larry W. Bishop. Intemrment took place in Battle Grove Cemetery.

Pallbearers were the grandchildren, Keller Works, Raymond Works III, Paul Lane, Tod Lane, Dennis and David Edester and Timothy Edester..

Isaac Newton MONSON

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

Isaac Newton MONSON, Jr.

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

EDITED with the compliments of The CYNTHIANA DEMOCTAT, Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky.

The LOG CABIN, Friday, 8 May 1931

Isaac "Bus" Newton Monson, Jr.
born; 18 July 1907
died; 5 May 1931, Cynthiana, KY.
cause of death: complications of Diabetes
father; Isaac Newton Monson
mother; Ella Monson nee Long
sister; Edith L. Monson
burial; Battle Grove Cemetery

Charlie Luther EVANS

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

With the compliments of The CYNTHIANA DEMOCRAT, Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky

Thursday, 1 June 1950

Charlie Luther Evans, 68, Harrison County farmer, died at 9:10 p.m. CST Wednesday, May 21, 1950, at his residence near Buena Vista after an illness of two years.

With the exception of 13 years, Mr. Evans had been a lifelong resident of Harrison County, residing at the place where he died.

He wa born Dec. 3, 1881, a son of the late James D. and Louella Monson Evans and was a member of Jehovahs Witnesses Church. His father was a native of Harrison County and his mother was a native of Nicholas County.

He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Eva Tapp Evans, whom he married July 13, 1904, and four great-nephews.

funeral services were held at 10 a.m. CST Saturday at the Whaley Funeral Home conducted by Rev. Ira Harding, Lexington. Burial was in Battle Grove Cemetery.

Pallbearers selected were Adrian and Raymond Palmer, Stanley and Leon Florence, Russell Stephens and Roscoe McCauley.

Honorary pallbearers were Charles B. Marshall, Dr. J. P. Wyles, Dr A. L. Medeklle, T. W. Brooks, Stanley Whalen and Bruce (Brice?) Stephens.

Mrs. Eva EVANS

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

With the compliments of The CYNTHIANA DEMOCRAT, Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky.

15 December 1960

My copy of this obit is slightly blured.

Mrs. Eva Evans, 80, 217 Miller Ave., died at 11:12 p.m. Saturday, December 10, at Harrison Memorial Hospital after an illness of five days. She was a member of the Republican Christian Church.

Born September 22, 1860, in Harrison County, she was the daughter of Reuben and Sarah Lowe Tapp. She was the widow of Mr. Charlie Luther Evans.

Mrs. Evans is survived by two nieces; Mrs. Shirley Malone, Harrison County, and Mrs. Floyd Highlander, Cynthiana; and one nephew, Ray Tapp, Dayton, Ohio.

Funeral services were conducted at 2:30 p.m. Monday, December 12, at the Whaley Funeral Home by the Rev. John A. Guilfoil. Burial was in Battle Grove Cemetery.

Pallbearers were E. B. Burgess, Oscar G. Bowder, John William Webb, William C. Hisle ?. J. Stanley Scott and James L. Kendall.

Louella EVANS

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

With the compliments of The CYNTHIANA DEMOCRAT, Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky.

Page 7, 10 August 1944

Mrs. Louella Evans, 84 years old, widow of James D. Evans, died Friday evening, August 4, at the home of her son, Charles Evans, near Republican, after an illness of three months. Funeral services were held at the Whaley Funeral Home Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock with the Rev. Ira Harding officiating. Burial in Battle Grove cemetery. Active pall bearers, Collis Maffett, James Kendall, Ora Smith, Stanley Scott, Logan Scott and Alen Monson. Honorary pall bearers Ray Barlow, Stanley Whalen, Rolla Williams, Earnest Henderson, Charles Pa;mer and Sam Ardery.

Mrs Evans was born October 15, 1860, in Nicholas county, a daughter of Elijah Whaley and Susan Turley Monson. following her marriage to Mr. Evans in 1881, they lived on the farm near Republican, where he died in 1922. For many years she had resided on Miller street, but was taken to the home of her son and his wife when her failing health made the change necessary. The fact that her death means a release from much pain and suffering does not mitigate the grief of those who knew and loved her and many hearts are saddened by her passing. Besides her son, Mrs. Evans is survived by a granddaughter, Mrs. Emma Lou Sparks, four great grandchildren and three sisters, Mrs. Eva Monson, Mrs E.T. Gaffin of Nicholas county and Miss Bessie Monson, Birmingham, Ala. She was a devout member of the Jehovah Witnesses.

Kate MONSON

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

With the compliments of The CYNTHIANA DEMOCRAT, Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky.

Page 2, Section 2, 19 August 1954

Funeral services for Mrs. Kate Sanford Monson, 87 widow of the late James L. Monson, were held Monday afternoon at the Whaley Funeral Home conducted by Rev. George Ammerman. Burial was in Battle GRove Cemetery.

Pallbearers selected were Dr. Richard T. McMurty, George, Paul, James Allen and RogerAbel Monson and Raymond Works Jr.

Mrs. Monson died at 1:40 p.m. Saturday, August 14, 1954, at Harrison Memorial Hospital where she had been a patient since Aug. 6, 1950.

A native of Nicholas County, Mrs. Monson was born March 2, 1867, a daughter of the late Jerome and Sarah Elizabeth Knight Sanford. Her father was a native of Sumner County, Tenn., and her mother was born in Bourbon County. She was a member of the Falmouth Christian Church.

She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Harry Walden, Cynthiana; four sons, George Monson, Campbellsville; Allen Monson, Greensburg, Paul Monson, Lebanon and Sanford Monson, Paris; one sister, Mrs. Frank Conway, Millersburg; seven grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Her husband preceded her in death Nov. 12. 1923.

Robert Frank SCOTT

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

With the compliments of The CYNTHIANA DEMOCRAT, Cynthiana, Kentucky.

9 Jan 1964

Funeral services for Robert Frank Scott, a retired farmer, were held Jan. 3 at Whaley Funeral Home by Rev. Elvin Milby Of Lexington. Burial was in Battle Grove Cemetery.

Pallbearers were grandsons, W. L. Scott Jr., Frank Smith, O. T. Smith Jr., Roy Harney, Harold Kendall and Glenn Scott.

Mr. Scott, 96, died at 1 a.m. Jan. 1 at the residence of a niece, Mrs Harry Walden. He had been in ill health for several years.

Born Nov. 3, 1867, he was a son of the late Joseph and Sally Ann Jett Scott. He was married to the former Nannie B. Monson, who died in 1935. He was a Jehovah Witness.

Surviving him are his niece, Mrs. Walden; three daughters, Mrs. O. T. Smith, Lexington, Mrs. Lula Harney and Mrs. James Kendall, Cynthiana; a son, J. Stanley Scott of Harrison County; 17 grandchildren, 23 great-grandchildren and three great great grandchildren.

Mrs. Stella MAFFETT WIGGINS

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

With the compliments of The CYNTHIANA DEMOCRAT, Cynthiana, Kentucky.

Page 4, The LOG CABIN, 22 May 1931

Mrs. Stella Maffett Wiggins, wife of Mr. Robert Wiggins, died at her home on the Peacock pike in Bourbon County on Monday morning, May 18, after a three year illness of diabetes. For several weeks before her death she had been in a critical condition with no hope of recovery.

Deceased was born in Nicholas County on September 8, 1890, and was the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Maffett who reside at Shadynook. on March 16, 1911 she was united in marriage to Mr. Robert W. Wiggins, who survives with four children, Messers, Everett and Aubrey Wiggins and Misses Gladys and Dorothy Wiggins, all at home. Besides her parents she is also survived by one borther, Mr. Collis Maffett, of Cynthiana.

Mrs. Wiggins was a member of the Indian Creek Christian Church, having united about twenty-seven years ago. She was a young woman of lovely Christian character and her untimely death in the prime of life has brought sorrow to many relatives and friends.

Funeral services, conducted by her pastor, Rev. Tom Giltner, were held at the Indian Creek Christian Church on Wednesday mornin, May 20, at 11 o'clock. Burial was in Battle Grove Cemetery in this city. The pallbearers were Messers. Charles Evans, Johm B. Smithh, J. Stanley Scott, T. W. Maffett and Leo Maffett.

Robert WIGGINS

mammawd — 22 Jun 2001 3:22:34 GMT

With the compliments of The CYNTHIANA DEMOCRAT, Cynthiana, Kentucky.

Page 8, 22 September 1980

Robert W. Wiggins, 96, of 321 Oddville Avenue, died Tuesday at the Harrison Memorial Hospital after a few weeks illness.

He was a retired farmer and a member of the Indian Creek Christian Church.

He is survived by two daughters; Mrs. Edward Florence of Lexington, and Mrs. William Day of Dayton, Ohio, one sister; Mrs. Minnie Smith of Harrison County. Also surviving are eight grandchildren, and eight great-grandchildren.

Funeral services were conducted at 10:30 a.m. Friday at the Whaley Funeral Home by Reverend William McKenzie. Interment took place in the Battle Grove Cemetery..

Pallbearers were; Robert Smith, James D. Kinney, Elbert Smith, Everett Florence, John Russell Scott and Ken Ward.