Obituary of Henry Wills

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Date: Sun, 26 Jan 2003
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Henry Wills 
Owingsville Outlook, Thursday, June 30, 1910 
Henry Wills' Death 
   Henry Wills, one of the most prominent old citizens of Salt Lick, 
died about 3 o'clock a.m. Wednesday June 22, and was buried Thursday at 
11 o'clock a.m. at the Lower Salt Lick cemetery. He was aged about 82 
years and had been confined with illness for a long time. He was a farmer 
and contractor and builder in his active years. He was an ardent 
Republican, and was looked to as a leader in his community, enjoying 
the best esteem of his people. His wife died 3 or 4 years ago. Of his 
family three survive four sons and three daughters: Wesley, of Salt Lick; 
Mrs. mary Greer, of Camargo; Mrs. Effie Gorman, of Mt. Sterling; B. F., 
of Covington; Dutch, of Morehead; John, at home, and Mrs. Ida Down, of 
Oklahoma. Enoch Wills, of Salt Lick, is his only surviving brother. 
   RESOLUTIONS- Salt Lick Lodge, No. 682, F. & A.M., Salt Lick, Kentucky, 
June 23, 1910 
The solemn notes that betoken the dissolution of this earthly tabernacle 
has again alarmed our outer door, and another spirit has been summoned 
to that land where our fathers have gone before us. Just before the dawn 
of June 22, 1910, the Grand Architect of the Universe called from our 
midst Brother Henry Wills. Therefore be it 
   Resolved that by his death our lodge has lost an honored Mason, who 
was a charter member and the first master of our lodge; that his family 
has lost a kind and loving father, the community an honest and upright man. 
   His every day life and details thereof bespeak for him an abundant 
entrance into the chamber of the Master. 
   Resolved that we extend to the family our deepest sympathy in this 
their hour of grief, and that these expressions of our feelings be 
recorded in the minutes of this lodge; that a copy be transmitted to 
his bereaved family, and a copy sent to The Owingsville Outlook for 
publication. 
Sherman Gullett 
A. M. Liard 
John P. Colliver 
Committee