Obituary of Charles S. EMERY 1863 - 1925 Greene County IN

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DEATHS HARVEST - - EMERY. Charles S. EMERY, son of Nathaniel and 
Susan EMERY, deceased, was born January 5, 1863, and departed this 
life, Sunday, November 15, 1925, being sixty-two years, ten months and 
ten days of age. The immediate cause of death was a stroke of 
paralysis.  Some years ago he united with the Methodist Church at 
Simpson Chapel, at which church he remained a member until his death. 
On October 12, 1887, he was united in marriage to Minerva HARDESTY, of 
Koleen, who departed this life on March 25, 1921. With the exception 
of one years spent at Plainville, the whole of their married life was 
spent in Taylor Township. It needs no words written here to testify to 
the high integrity and good fellow ship of the deceased. He leaves to 
mourn his departure twelve children, namely: Jonas EMERY and Mrs. 
Francis BAKER, of Linton; Clarence EMERY, of Lyons; Mrs. Minnie 
EDINGTON and Mrs. Algie BROSMAN, of Bloomington; Mrs. Zelma HAINS, of 
Bickleton, Washington; Harve and Emil EMERY, of Taylor Township; 
William A., Albert, Pearl and Bruce, at home. Two brothers, Harve 
EMERY, of Taylor Township, and Jesse, of Parsons, Kansas, and one 
sister, Mrs. Lillie RAYBURN, of Portland, Oregon, survive, as also 
does sixteen grandchildren, besides a host of other relatives and 
friends. The funeral was conducted at the Simpson Chapel M. E. Church 
in Taylor Township, on Tuesday, November 17, at 10 a.m. by the pastor, 
Rev. H. D. HUDSON of Newberry. - - The neighbors and friends were very 
kind and generous in their assistance and sympathy during the last 
illness and after the death of our beloved father, Charles S. EMERY, 
and we wish to sincerely thank them all. - - THE CHILDREN. 

Volume L, Number 2, Page 1, Columns 5 & 6; Thursday, 19 Nov 1925 
Bloomfield News