NEWS: Death Notices, The Maysville Eagle, Oct-Nov 1881, Mason Co., KY

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KY-Maysville Eagle Oct 26, 1881, Mason County

Died

At Milwood, Mason County, Ky., Mrs. A. W. Proctor.

In this city, October 11, 1881, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hampton.

On Cabin Creek, Lewis County, Ky., Austin Lee, oldest son of Wm. and Lucy D'Atley,
aged eighteen years.

In Nicholas County, Ky, October 21, 1881, Mrs. Marvin Grose, aged eighteen years.

At Oakland, Bracken County, infant child of 'Squire and Anna Haley.

Near Willow Church, Bracken County., Ky., James G. McMahon, son of Joel McMahon, of
malarial fever, aged twenty-five years.

At Louisville, Ky., Mr. Michael Troutman.  He was a member of the 7th O.V.C. from its
organization to the close of the war.

At Slack's P.O., Ky., September 23, 1881, Mrs. Abigail Moran, aged fifty years.

At Four Mile, Mason County., Ky., October 14, 1881, Mr. Thomas J. Crawford, in the
fifty-second year of his age.

Sept. 29, 1881, of billious fever, Mr. Wesley McNew, aged 35 years.

On the 9th instant, at the house of Mrs. J. Lewis Holladay, Rev. John Holladay, in the
eighty-fifth year of his age.

On Monday, the 17th inst.., at 2 o'clock p.m., at the residence of parents in
Flemingsburg, after an illness of 40 hours, Robert A. Lightfoot, Jr., aged 19
years, 10 months, and 6 days.

On Tuesday, Oct., 11th, at the residence of his mother, in Flatwoods, Dr. J. M.
DeRossette who was about thirty-two years of age.

Died, in Springville, Greenup County, Ky, Mrs. Mary R. Boughner, aged 39 years.
In this city, on Tuesday, October 11, 1881, Mrs. Bettie Driscoll, wife of the late
John Driscoll after a long illness.

At Augusta, Ky., October 4, 1881, youngest child of Kelly Starcher.

In Lexington., Oct. 9th, Mrs. Lily Brand Duncan, wife of henry T. Duncan., Jr., and
daughter of Geo. W. Brand, aged 42 years.

In Lexington, Oct. 7th, Rosa Talbutt, infant daughter of Jesse and Alice Talbutt aged
18 years. (this says infant daughter and aged 18 years)

Col. L. H. Lyne, cashier of the Bank of Kentucky at Henderson, died at his residence
in that city., after a short illness.

Mrs. Thos. Poynter died at her home near Ducker's last Monday week.  She was the
mother of Rev. W. T. Poynter, of Shelbyville, and an aunt of Dr. M. E. Poynter,
of Midway.

On Monday afternoon, Oct. 10 in Louisville, of diphtheria, William F., son of Charles
H. and Hannah S. Pettet, aged 11 years.

Daniel French Dulaney, a member of an old Virginia family., died at his mother's
residence in Baltimore on Sep. 30, in his 40th year.  He was the oldest son of
the late Col. Wm. Dulany, of the U.S. Marine Corps, nephew of Admiral Bladen Dulaney,
of the U.S. Navy, grandson of Gen. Benjaman Tasker Dulany, of Gen.
Washington's staff, great-grandson of Judge Chancellor Daniel Dulaney, of England, and
the great-grandson of Capt. Robinson, of the Revolutionary War.


Deaths

At the residence of I.M. Harbeson, in Augusta, on Wednesday, November 9, 1881, Hiram
Metcalfe, in the 75th year of his age.

On Long Run Branch, Nicholas County, Ky., Mrs. Mary Adkins.

At New Concord, Bracken county, Ky., Mr. J. B. Byar, thirty-seven years, after a
lingering llness.

At Poplar Plain, Ky., November 15, 1881, Pearlie Day, after a lingering illness.

Near Ripley, Ohio., Mrs. Mary Tweed, aged, seventy-nine years.

In Sherman, Texas, October 28, 1881, Benjamin Aspinall, brother of the late Joseph and
Phillip Aspinall, aged sixty-six years, six months and seven days.

In Morefield, on Friday, the 4th inst., after a brief illness, Sallie, the beloved
wife of Dunlap Howe.

On Thursday, Nov. 3, 1881, at Oakland Mills, Mrs. Louvina Paris, widow of Edward
Paris.

At Shawhan, November 14th, George Parker, of consumption, aged twenty-three years.

In Winchester, Wednesday, of heart disease, Gen. John b. Huston, the well known
lawyer.

In Nicholasville, Tuesday morning, Col. H. A. Andersen, a prominent attorney-at- law.
He was a native of Arkansas and Colonel in the Confederate army.  He
leaves a wife and three children.  The Mason buried him with great honors.


Nov 16, 1881, Mason County

Died

Oct 15th, near Clarksville, Tenn., Mrs. Maria Hickman, widow of Jas. L. Hickman. She
was daughter of Col. Wm. S. Shackleford, of Fleming co. and niece of Gov.
Metcalf, and mother of J. J. Hickman, the temperance orator.  She was in the 83rd year
of her age and had been for 39 years a member of the Christian church.
She leaves threes sons and one daughter.

At 12:10 o'clock, on the morning of October 24, Brent Haggin, only of Susan E. and the
late W. T. Haggin, in the 28th year of his age.  (?only of should maybe
be only son of?)

Mrs. John G. Lytle, nee Leforge, died at her home near Tilton, Monday morning, of
consumption.  Her remains were interred at New Hope on Tuesday.

At the residence of her husband, Mr. John Stroube, Augusta, Ky., Oct. 24th, 1881, Mrs.
Jane Adams Stroube, after a painful and protracted illness of more
than two years, which she endured with great patience and fortitude.

At Wilson Bottom, Lewis county, Ky. Mrs. Edward Stevenson of inflammatory rheumatism.

In Robertson county, Hillery Taylor, aged 87, and Uriah Wells, aged 70 exactly to a
day, deceased.

On Tuesday, November, 1, 1881, at the residenc of her father, Mr. Mike Berry, in
Nicholas county, Miss Belle Berry.

At her home near Orangeburg, Sunday, November 5, 1881, of congestion of the brain,
Mrs. maria Bullock, aged seventy-two years.

On sunday, November 6, 1881, at the residence of William Goodwin, Hillsborough, Ky.,
typhoid fever, Emma, wife of Ira Goodwin, in the eighteenth year of her
age.

In this city, November 7, 1881, Mrs. Fanny Hunt, wife of Mr. James Hunt, of
consumption.

Near Rock Springs, Bracken county, Ky., Mrs. Robert Cubberly, of consumption.

At Milford, Bracken county, Ky, infant son of Thomas Garrasd, of malarial fever.
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