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Cynthiana Democrat
Cynthiana Democrat     21 Jul 1910    Thursday    Vol. 62 No. 43    6 Pages  
Pg. 1  Col. 6

Adjoining counties: Nicholas

Died at the home of his sister, Mrs. Rosa Allen, in Carlisle, after a long  
illness, John J. Cook, aged about 77 years.

Born to the wife of Eld. W. G. Eldred, a daughter, Edith Mildred.

Mrs. Margaret Donnell, aged 87 years, one of the oldest and most respected  
women of Nicholas Co. died at her home in Carlisle, Thursday.  Survived by  
four children: C. T. Donnell, James L. Donnell, John Donnell and Mrs. L. T.  
Potts

Horace M. Taylor, one of the most influential citizens of Nicholas Co. has  
been recently notified that he has been adopted on the staff of Colonel W. B.  
Haldeman, who was recently elected Commanding General of the Kentucky Division 
 of Confederate Veterans. 

Mrs. A. B. Mastin died at her home in Nicholas Co. last Tuesday and was  
buried at Concord.   She was the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Ehga  Alexander, and 
formerly matron of the county jail.  
 
 
Cynthiana Democrat     21 Jul 1910    Thursday    Vol. 62 No. 43    6 Pages  
Pg. 1  Col. 6

Adjoining counties: Scott

Mrs. Ben F. Bradle died at her home in Georgetown, after a brief illness  
following a paralytic stroke.  She was 86 years old.  
 
 
Cynthiana Democrat     21 Jul 1910    Thursday    Vol. 62 No. 43    6 Pages  
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Adjoining counties: Pendleton 

Born to wife of Hort Caldwell, near Greenwood, a son. 

Born to the wife of Joe Ritter Jr, a 10-lb boy.  First heir.

Mrs. Nancy Tucker, formerly of Butler, died at Bellefontaine, OH aged  61.

Conrad Rausch, 71, died July 9th.
 
 
Cynthiana Democrat     21 Jul 1910    Thursday    Vol. 62 No. 43    6 Pages  
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Leeslick

Mrs. A. P. Haley died at her residence July 16th.  She was born 25 Nov  1831. 
 She was the wife of Coleman Haley whom she survived by ten  years.  She was 
the mother of five children, three living: Mrs. C. M.  Smith, W. Clem Haley 
and Charles Haley.  She was grandmother of 10 and  great grand-mother of 
four.  
Burial in Jacksonville. 
 
 
Cynthiana Democrat     21 Jul 1910    Thursday    Vol. 62 No. 43    6 Pages  
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Leesburg

The little five year old son of  Mr. Seth Luke died Saturday of heart  
trouble and buried at Gilead on Sunday.  
 
 
Cynthiana Democrat     21 Jul 1910    Thursday    Vol. 62 No. 43    6 Pages  
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Connersville

Word reached here Friday that Mrs. Mattie Porter Fight, wife of Neal Fight,  
had died of TB.  She was born and reared in this neighborhood until eight  or 
ten years old when her mother, Mrs. Richard (Porter ?) Fight, with her  
children moved to Covington. 
 
 
Cynthiana Democrat     21 Jul 1910    Thursday    Vol. 62 No. 43    6 Pages  
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Locust Grove

Joel Ammerman, an aged citizen of this neighborhood, was buried Sunday at  
Battle Grove. 

Born to Mr. & Mrs. Forrest Martin, of IN a son.  Mrs. Martin was  formerly 
Miss Viola Buzzard. 
 
 
Cynthiana Democrat     21 Jul 1910    Thursday    Vol. 62 No. 43    6 Pages  
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Born
To Mr. & Mrs. M. G. Land, a daughter

To Mr. & Mrs. J. H.  Reister, a daughter.  She was formerly  Miss Willie 
Stewart.  
 
 
Cynthiana Democrat     21 Jul 1910    Thursday    Vol. 62 No. 43    6 Pages  
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Deaths
Clemens Herman Luig, son of T. & Theresa Luig, died at home  of his parents 
in this city Monday of TB.  Born 25 Aug 1885.  Survived  by parents, a 
brother, 
Henry and three sisters: Euphemia, Gertrude and  Theresa.  Burial in St. 
Edward’s Cem. 

Thomas Howk, died at the homeof Mrs. Mary Howk across the river from  
Cynthiana, Friday.  Burial in Battle Grove.  He was in his 80th year  having 
been 
born in 1830.  Brother of George Howk of Cynthiana.   Survived by a daughter 
and 
four sons in OH. 

Joel Ammerman, died at the home of his son, James P. Ammerman, near  
Cynthiana Saturday, 16 July 1910.  He was born 1822.  He is survived  by wife, 
sister 
of Messrs. Wright and Everett Allen.  Only one son living,  James P. Ammerman. 
 About two years ago one son, Allie, died and a number  of years ago two 
daughters died; Mrs. Sudie Jameson and Mrs. Ida Renaker.   One brother, Philip 
Ammerman survives.  Burial in Battle Grove. 

Mrs. Polly A. Haley, died near Leeslick Saturday. 

Jas. E. Clay, died at his home near Paris Sunday.  He was the sone of  the 
late “Greybeard” Sam Clay and was born 61 years ago.  He is survived by  wife, 
daughter of Charlton Alexander and two daughters and two sons: Mrs. Arthur  
Hancock, of Charlottesville, VA; Mrs. Miller Ward of Bourbon; Sam and 
Charlton  
Clay of Bourbon.  

W. H. Harris aged 43 years, died at Oddville Saturday.  Burial in Mt.  
Pleasant.

Mrs. Arabella Hardin wife of T. S. Hardin, died at Latonia, Thursday.   She 
was daughter of J. R. Earle.  Burial in Berry. 



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