Obituary of Moses Fitzpatrick

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Date: Sun, 26 Jan 2003
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Moses Fitzpatrick 
Owingsville Outlook, June 30, 1910 
Moses Fitzpatrick's Death 
   Moses Fitzpatrick died about 3:30 o'clock p.m., June 22 at the Eastern 
Kentucky Asylum, Lexington. The body was brought here Thursday morning and 
funeral services were conducted by Elder G. W. Mills at the home in the 
eastern suburb about two o'clock p.m. The interment was made at the Coyle 
burial ground on Washington Branch. Deceased had been in bad health for 
some years; in fact, he had been more or less afflicted from childhood. 
   Deceased was about 50 years old and was a native of Nelson county, Va. 
He came here some time in the early eighties and married Miss Laura Coyle, 
daughter of Andrew K. Coyle, of Prickley Ash creek. 
   Mrs. Fitzpatrick died March 14, 1910. Their two children survive. 
Hannah, wife of Charles Snedegar, and Earl, wife of John Lowry, both of 
this town. Of Moses Fitzpatrick's brothers and sisters there survive Mrs. 
Nannie Cutler, of Charlottesville, Va.; Oscar and Miss Sallie, of Nelson 
county, Va.; Mrs. Louella, wife of John B. Honaker, of Hustonville, Lincoln 
county, Kentucky,; and William of near Springfield, Illinois. 
   Deceased was an industrious farmer when his health permitted work. 
Many friends sympathize with the bereaved ones in their sorrow.