Breckinridge County KyArchives Obituaries.....RICE, Sam September 26, 1906
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Breckinridge News, Cloverport, Ky., October 3, 1906
OBITUARY
DEATH OF SAM RICE
Succumbs To Typhoid Fever After
Illness of Eleven Weeks
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     Mr. Sam RICE, living six miles south of town, died at his home on last 
Wednesday of Typhoid Fever.  The deceased had been ill for eleven weeks.  The 
body was buried in the Pisgah Church burying ground on Thursday.
     Mr. RICE was an industrious young farmer, just in the prime of life, and 
his death was a sad one indeed.
     By energy and hard work he had provided his family with all the comforts 
of life, and was beginning to lay aside his hard-earned savings for a future 
day when death summoned him.  He leaves a wife and five young children, to whom 
is extended the deepest sympathy.
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Breckinridge News, Cloverport, Ky., Wednesday, October 10, 1906
     Samuel RICE of Pisgah, who has been sick of typhoid fever for the past two 
months, died September 26, 1906, and was buried at the Pisgah grave yard, the 
Reverend George RICHARDS, conducting the funeral service.
     Mr. RICE was a member of the Pisgah Baptist Church, and was an honest, 
upright man.  He leaves a wife and five small children.



























     










Additional Comments:
#0288 Pisgah Baptist Church Cemetery, Balltown Road, 1.6 miles northwest of 
Mattingly, in the northwestern part of Breckinridge County, Ky.  (Rural 
Route/Star Route Cloverport)

RICE, Samuel James  20 Jul 1872 -- 26 Sep 1906
1st husband of Lucy Ann BEAVIN RICE TAUL
Samuel & Lucy Wed: 30 Dec 1896 Perry County, Indiana
son of James RICE & Letitia S. MULLEN
have his obituary
unknown if he has a tombstone

LUCY'S SON BY 2ND HUSBAND, WILLIAM I. TAUL, ALSO HERE:
TAUL, Orvel Irvin  09 Jun 1912 -- 09 Jun 1912
son of William I. TAUL & Lucy Ann BEAVIN RICE TAUL
he has a single tombstone   "s/o W.I. & Lucy Taul"

After Samuel RICE died, Lucy remarried to William I. Taul, and they eventually 
moved to Evansville, Indiana.  Lucy is buried there. 
TAUL, Lucy  12 Oct 1874 -- 04 Aug 1942
Oak Hill Cemetery, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, Indiana
Plot- Section D, Lot 119, Grave 12

ALSO HERE:
TAUL, Lena Mary  1901 -- 27 Jul 1921  single tombstone
Plot- Section-D, Lot 119, Grave 11
Dana Brown & Peggy Russell




















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