Obituary of Joseph Saladie

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Date: 4 Jun 2001 12:00 PM 
From: Vicki Belinoski vbelinoski@austin.rr.com
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AUGUST 30, 1827 - MAY 28, 1898
Joseph Suladie, who lives on Salt Well, near Flat Creek, was taken 
sick Sunday night, May 22, with pneumonia. He died on Saturday morning, 
May 28, 1898, at 5 o'clock. He was born in France about 70 years ago, 
coming direct to Kentucky. He spent a night at the Half-way House 
between Mt. Sterling and Winchester, a popular country hotel kept 
by Esq. Stephen Treadway. He was pleased to remain with the 'Squire 
and afterward married the 'Squire's daughter. He lived near Flat Creek 
for 30 years. He leaves two sons and three daughters. The funeral service 
was held at his home on Sunday morning by Rev. Brumby, of the Methodist 
church, and the burial was at the Treadway burying ground near Caswell's 
Prewitt's. He was an honored citizen, hospitable, generous and agreeable, 
and his death will bring great loss to his neighbors, by whom he was loved.