Payette County ID Archives Obituaries.....Maupin, Thomas H. 1917
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New Plymouth Sentinel 2-15-1917
New Plymouth Sentinel
New Plymouth, Idaho
Thursday, February 15, 1917

The Passing of a Pioneer

After an illness of several months, Mr. T. H. Maupin quietly passed away at 
his home three miles east of New Plymouth on Wednesday, February 7th 1917 at 
the age of 69 years, 4 months and 10 days. 

The funeral services conducted by Rev. H. F. Knight, were held at the 
residence on Friday afternoon and the body was laid to rest in Park View 
cemetery. 

The subject of this sketch was born in Campbell county, Virginia on September 
27th, 1847, where he resided until he was 22 years of age. From there he went 
to Missouri where he lived for eight years and then took up his abode in 
Arkansas for nine years. 

Returning to the state of Missouri he made his home in Joplin for ten years 
and then took the western fever and moved to Northport, Washington where he 
resided for three years. 

In 1904 Mr. Maupin came to Burke, Idaho and after residing there for three 
years came to New Plymouth in 1907 where he has since made his home. 

On January 23, 1876 he was married to Miss Olive Smith in the state of 
Missouri who is left to mourn the loss of a kind husband. Deceased also leaves 
two brothers and two sisters living in Virginia. 

Mr. Maupin was a man of honesty and probity of character, who was a good 
neighbor and leaves many friends to mourn his departure. 

Card of Thanks
There are hours that come into the lives of some, where every impulse of the 
heart is buried under its weight of sorrow. We stand there today; yet we 
desire to give expression to the gratitude that wells up from the depths of 
our hearts as we remember the kindness of those who have done so much to 
comfort our precious dead. We thank you one and all. MRS. OLLIE MAUPIN, JULIA 
CLANAHAN

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