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Log Cabin
LOG CABIN  Fri. 26 Mar 1909   Vol. 14 No.  13
Pg. 2  Col.  2  RESOLUTION OF RESPECT
Mrs. Armilda Long  by Ladies Aid Society
LOG CABIN  Fri. 26 Mar 1909   Vol. 14 No.  13
Pg. 5  Col. 3  DEATHS
MRS. JOHN M. CRAWFORD
 
Sister of Mrs. B. T. Riggs, of Cynthiana, died at Lebanon KY last Friday at her 
home.  She was formerly Miss Sallie Kerr, born Fayette co. 12 May 1835.  
Daughter of John and Rachel Fry Kerr.  Rachel Fry, when a girl, having ridden 
to Cynthiana to attend school in the pioneer days, returning to her home at the 
end of each week.  Sallie Kerr married Rev. John M. Crawford on 14 Feb. 1863.  
Aunt of editor of Log Cabin, J. T. Wilson.  Survived by husband, one daughter, 
Miss Mary Crawford, and one son, Rev. C. K. Crawford, D.D., of the faculty of 
the Louisville Theological Seminary.  He sailed last week from Edinburgh, where 
he had been doing special work at the University, and not arriving in time for 
his mother's funeral.   She also leaves a brother, General John B. Kerr, USS, 
now stationed at Ft. Levenworth, Kansas, and three sisters: Mrs. B. T. Riggs, 
Cynthiana; Mrs. Nannie Williams, Williamstown; Mrs. J. M. Wilson, Falmouth.  
Funeral and burial was held in Lebanon on Monday.  
MRS. BERTHA MAY WHALEN
Nee Humphrey, died 18 Mar. 1909 of consumption.  Wife of Robert Whalen and 
daughter of W. H. Humphrey.  Born 10 May 1883, 25y 10m 8d.  Leaves husband, 
sone, Lester, father, and one brother.  Funeral held at Sunrise, Friday by Rev. 
Samuel Foley.
H. C. HIGHTOWER
Formerly of Harrison Co. died 16 Mar. 1909 at Brookfield, IN of pneumonia.  Age 
74, buried at Independence.  Survived by widow and one son, Henderson G. 
Hightower.
MISS LIZZIE LAWRENCE
Age about 60, died Sastruday in Paris.  A native of Harrison Co.  Buried at 
Battle Grove Cem. 
MRS. MARY EATON
Wife of Martin Eaton, died of consumption at home in Richland Precinct.  Age 
46.  Formerly Miss Mary Whitaker.  Buried in Benson Cem. 
S. M. DEVERS
Age 71, died Thurdday at his home in Cynthiana.  His wife died several years 
ago.  He leaves one daughter, Mrs. M. L. Turner and a brother, Ben Devers.   
Buried in Battle Grove Cem. 
MRS. CLARK
Died in Pana, IL.  Mother of Miss Louise Clark who taught in Cynthiana High 
School for sevearl years. 
MRS MARY WEBB
Widow of Charles Sebb, died last Saturday in Cynthiana.  Survived by one son, 
John Webb and two daughters, Mrs. Nannie Long and Miss Mollie Webb.  Funeral in 
Indian Creek Baptist Chruch.  Buried in Indian Creek Cem. 
MRS. SARAH JANE MILLION
Died near Colemansville on Tuesday, age 85.  Buried in Pythian Grove Cem. 
JAMES O'CONNER
Died Tuesday in Cincinnati.  Survived by wife, nee Rion, Burial in Catholic 
Cem. Cynthiana.  
LOG CABIN  Fri. 26 Mar 1909   Vol. 14 No.  13
Pg. 7  Col. 2  SADIEVILLE
Mrs. Hughes, daughter of Wm. Sinclair, died at Porter. 
LOG CABIN  Fri. 26 Mar 1909   Vol. 14 No.  13
Pg. 7  Col. 4  
Maj. Curtis F. Burnam, died at his home in Richmond, Thursday in his 89th 
year.  He was one time a member of President Grant's cabinet.  



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