Obituary of Taylor Vice

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Date: Sun, 26 Jan 2003
From: http://www.genrecords.net/emailregistry/vols/00001.html#0000008
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Taylor Vice 
Bath County News-Outlook Thursday, August 18, 1938 
Brief Illness Fatal To Flat Creek Farmer 
   Taylor Vice, 70, wealthy and widely known Flat Creek farmer, passed 
away at his home near Bethel Friday morning, August 12, after a several 
weeks' illness.  Suffering from a clot in an artery in his leg, Mr. 
Vice was taken to a Lexington hospital a week or more before his death 
for treatment, but was returned to his home several days prior to his 
death after and operation for the amputation of the limb was given out. 
   Surviving him are his widow, Mrs. Grace Corey Vice, and two small 
children; four children by his first wife, the late Mrs. Mary Anderson 
Vice, Mrs. Bennie Emmons, Mrs. Sherman Corbin, Morris and Cliff Vice, 
all of this county; seven sisters, Mrs. Charlie Reed and Mrs. Walter 
Hawkins, Connersville, Ind.; Mrs. Thornt Snelling, Montgomery county; 
Mrs. Tollie Snelling, Nicholas county; Mrs. Curran Power, Mason county; 
Mrs. Estes Hendrix of Ohio, and Mrs. Allie Corbin of near Bethel; 
two brothers, Senator John L. Vice, Lexington and Abe Vice of this county. 
   Funeral services were held at the grave in Longview cemetery at 
Bethel Sunday afternoon, August 14, conducted by the Rev. J. R. Jones 
of Cynthiana. 
   A member of a prominent Bath county family, Mr. Vice was the son of 
the late Francis M. and Minerva Hendrix Vice.  He was born and reared 
at the Old Vice homestead near Bethel and lived in that community all 
his life.  He was an industrious farmer and at the time of his death 
had accumulated a large estate in Fine Flat Creek land.  He was well 
known throughout the county and had many friends to mourn his untimely 
passing.