OBITS: A OBITS: Jessamine County, Ky

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ACKLEN, ELLEN MASON The news of the sudden death of Mrs. Ella Mason Acklen, 
Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 16, 1913, at the residence of Dr. D. A. Penick, 
caused grief to many friends in the community. Mrs. Acklen was a native of 
Macon, Georgia, but had lived in Nicholasville for several years and, 
previous to that, was a member of the Jessamine Institute faculty, associated 
with Mrs. Hewitt. Mrs. Acklen is survived by two sisters, Mrs. C. N. 
Jordon and Mrs. M. R. Mason; two brothers, Edward Mason, of Brunswick, Ga., 
and James Mason, of Tipton, Ga. Mrs. C. N. Jordon and daughter, Mrs.
D. A. Penick and Miss Rose Macon accompanied the remains to Macon, Ga., 
where funeral services were held at the family lot, Thursday afternoon, 
conducted by Dr. Rutherford Douglas.


AIKEN, CAPT. D. A.	Capt. D.A. Aiken, formerly of Lexington, died 
at a sanitarium in Richmond, Va. Wednesday, April 18th 1900.  
He was a gallant Federal soldier during the civil war.  During his
residence in Lexington, he was engaged in the distillery business.  
Capt. Aiken is survived by his wife,a sister of Mrs. Thomas Butler, 
of Nicholasville, and daughter, Miss Mary Aiken.  The remains were
brought to Lexington, Friday morning and interred in the cemetery of 
that city.

ALEXANDER, MRS. MOLLIE Mrs. Mollie A. Alexander, wife of Charles Alexander, 
died at her home on the Frankfort Pike, near Versailles, Aug. 5, 1907, aged 
71 years. She had been an invalid for several years. Mrs. Alexander was a 
daughter of William P. and Agnes (Lowens) Daniel, natives of Jessamine 
County, but who moved to Woodford County, where they died. She was married 
to Mr. Alexander, Feb. 5, 1857. She was a woman of fine sense and strong 
character, a devoted wife and true friend. Rev. Dr. G. H. Rout conducted 
the services and the remains were interred in the Versailles cemetery.

ALLEN, JOHN TRIMBLE John Trimble Allen, age 37, died Wednesday morning, 
Jan 17, 1912 at the family resident, 1975 North (rest of obit unreadable)

ALLENDER, LIZZIE Mrs. Lizzie Allender died Saturday, Nov. 21, 1918, of 
typhoid pneumonia at her home, near Higginsville, Mo. Mrs. Allender was a 
native of Jessamine County and, before her marriage, was Miss Lizzie Davis. 
Besides her husband, George Allender, the deceased is survived by eight 
children, also two brothers, Messrs, James and Russell Davis, of Keene, 
and one sister, Mrs. Wm. Spiegle (?). Funeral services were held Sunday, 
Nov. 22, at the late residence. Interment in Dover Cemetery.

ATCHISON, MILLIE Mrs. Mollie Atchison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry T. 
Prather, of Nonesuch, Woodford county, died at her home in Lexington, 
Saturday, May 6, 1903.