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Cynthiana Democrat
Cynthiana Democrat    20 Oct 1910    Thursday    Vol. 63 No.  4    6 Pages  
Pg. 2 Col. 2

Hinton

Born to Mr. & Mrs. Cavanaugh Hughes, a son. 

Born to Mr. & Mrs. Kelly Dunn, a daughter.
 

Cynthiana Democrat    20 Oct 1910    Thursday    Vol. 63 No.  4    6 Pages  
Pg. 2 Col. 2

Boyd

Died, 12 Oct 1910 the two year old daughter of Wm. Fogle of membranous  
croup. Burial in Pythian Grove. 
 
 
Cynthiana Democrat    20 Oct 1910    Thursday    Vol. 63 No.  4    6 Pages  
Pg. 2 Col. 3

Claysville

John Nelson Dye, son of the late Charlie and Harriett Hieatt Dye, died at  
his hom enear Foster, KY, Tuesday 11 Oct 1910, at the age of 66 years and was  
buried at Lenoxburg.  At the age of 34 he married, Lucy, daughter of the late 
Wade Asbury and to them was born six children, all living: Mrs. Cora Fulton, 
near Ewing; Quincy, Cincinnati; Mrs. Harriet Donaldson, Covington;  Charlie,
on the home farm; Tom and Emma Dye, unmarried and living with their  father.

One sister, Mrs. Matilda Hieatt, Claysville, a half sister, Mrs.  Frances 
Jennette, near Germantown and a half brother, Lawson Dye, who also lived
with him. 
 
 
Cynthiana Democrat    20 Oct 1910    Thursday    Vol. 63 No.  4    6 Pages  
Pg. 2 Col. 4

Oxford

Died, on the 9th inst., at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Serelda Devers,  
Mr. Toliver Hughes with consumption, aged 75 years. Member of Methodist 
Church.  Survived by seven children: Mrs. Frank White; Mrs. Julia  Butler; 
Mrs. Serelda Devers; Mrs. Lucinda McDaniel, James and Job Hughes of this  
county; and Mrs. Lizzie Renaker, Dry Ridge.   Also survived by these brothers 
and sisters: Mrs. J. W. Morgan, of Grant Co.; Mrs. Minerva Hughes, of  Fulton,
MO; Lemuel Hughes, of Covington; Wesley and John Hughes of  Wilmore.  Burial at 
Salem Church. 
 
 
Cynthiana Democrat    20 Oct 1910    Thursday    Vol. 63 No.  4    6 Pages  
Pg. 2 Col. 5

Republican

Born to Mr. & Mrs. Willie Ward, a 10 pound boy. 
 
 
Cynthiana Democrat    20 Oct 1910    Thursday    Vol. 63 No.  4    6 Pages  
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Deaths

One of the twin daughters of Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Allen died at the home of Mr. 
Felix Ashbrook in this city last Thursday.

Edward L. Conway, aged 44 years, died at his home in Bourbon Co. near  
Millersburg Sunday of typhoid fever.  Burial in Millersburg  cem.   Son of
James M. Conway.  Survived by wife, who was a Miss  Long, parents, three 
brothers: Frank, Reynolds, and James Conway. 

John Rankin Criswell, son of Willis Criswell, of this county, died at  
Harrison Hospital Friday from typhoid fever.  Funeral in Curry M. E. Church
Burial by Knights of Pythias took place in the Curry Cem.   He was  about 34 
years old.  Married Miss Nettie Dunn who survives with two small  children. 
Also survived by father, several brothers and a sister.    About a year ago his
brother, Veach, died of typhoid fever. 
 
 
Cynthiana Democrat    20 Oct 1910    Thursday    Vol. 63 No.  4    6 Pages  
Pg. 5 Col. 4

Born

To Mr. & Mrs. Henry Kearns, a daughter.
 
 
Cynthiana Democrat    20 Oct 1910    Thursday    Vol. 63 No.  4    6 Pages  
Pg. 6 Col. 5

The death angel visited the home of Mr. & Mrs. William Cantrill and  took 
their little son, William, Tuesday night.  Interred in the Paris  Cem.
 


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