Obituary of Dora Hensley

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Date: Sun, 26 Jan 2003
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Dora Hensley 
Owingsville Outlook, July 7, 1910 
Miss Dora Hensley's Death 
   After a long illness Miss Dora Hensley, aged 67 years, died at her home 
on Coyle Street about 6 p.m. July 4. 
   Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon by Elder G. W. Mills and 
the interment was made at the Owingsville cemetery about 4 o'clock. 
   Deceased was a daughter of Dr. Alex Hensley, a surgeon in the Federal 
Army during the Cival War. Her mother was a Crittenden, first cousin to 
the noted statesman John J. Crittenden. Miss Dora was reared at Kiddville, 
Clark county, she and her sister Miss Alice coming here to reside about 15 
years ago. A brother, James of Winchester, and two sisters, Mrs. James 
McKee, of Chicago, Ill., and Miss Alice Hensley, of this town, survive her. 
All of them were with her in her last hours. She was a devoted member of 
the Christian Church and was a kind, good woman, being highly esteemed. The 
bereaved ones have the sympathy of many friends.