ky-footsteps Tuesday, July 22, 2003 Volume 03 : Issue 82 Today's Topics: # 1 [KYF] OBIT: Trigg Kincheloe, 1939, Barren Co. # 2 [KYF] OBIT: D.J. Shipley, 1937, Barren Co. & TN # 3 [KYF] OBIT: W.J. Fisher, 1937, Barren Co. # 4 [KYF] OBIT: Michael A. Craine, 2003, Barren Co. # 5 [KYF] OBIT: C.G. Wade, 1927, Barren & Metcalfe Co. # 6 [KYF] OBIT:Jessie N. Bailey, Barren Co. # 7 [KYF] OBIT: Johnnie Mann, Barren Co. _____________________________X-Message: #1 ------------------------------------------------------------ Submitted by E-mail Registry submittor Sandi Gorin Date: 21 July 2003 Subject: [KYF] OBIT: Trigg Kincheloe, 1939, Barren Co. ------------------------------------------------------------ "Trigg Kincheloe died age 75 in the Roseville and Browning section; born and reared in Roseville seciton; was a farmer. Survivors: Wife and three children: Mrs.Harry Pace of Cross Roads; Mrs. W. C. Bradshaw of Cola, Iowa; Miss Alma Kincheloe at home. Brothers: Enos Kincheloe of Smiths Grove; John Kincheloe of Coldwell, Kansas. Sister: Mrs. Amanda Duncan of Joplin, Mo. Interred Kincheloe family burying ground." 1864-1939 Source: Unknown Glasgow Ky newspaper, found in old scrapbook of the late Eva Coe Peden. _____________________________X-Message: #2 ------------------------------------------------------------ Submitted by E-mail Registry submittor Sandi Gorin Date: 21 July 2003 Subject: [KYF] OBIT: D.J. Shipley, 1937, Barren Co. & TN ------------------------------------------------------------ "D. J.Shipley died at home on Grandview Avenue. Born and reared in Kingsport, Tenn.; moved to Barren Co. 23 years ago; part owner of S. D.Hardin Lumber Co. Survivors: wife Ida Shipley, daughters: Mrs. Pearl Duval of Glasgow; Misses Ethel and Ruby Pearl Duvall. Son: James Edward Shipley, all of Glasgow. Brother: Tom Shipley of Kingsport, Tenn. A half brother: Orge Shipley of Atlanta, Ga and two half sisters: Mrs. Sue Jackson of Kingsport, Tenn; and Mrs. Minnie Tucker of Jonesboro, Tenn. Interred Glasgow Cemetery." Glasgow Municipal Cemetery - 1893 - 1937 Source: Unknown Glasgow KY newspaper, found in old scrapbook of the late Eva Coe Peden. _____________________________X-Message: #3 ------------------------------------------------------------ Submitted by E-mail Registry submittor Sandi Gorin Date: 21 July 2003 Subject: [KYF] OBIT: W.J. Fisher, 1937, Barren Co. ------------------------------------------------------------ NOTE: I have no connection, no further information and am not seeking additional information. "Hon. W. J. Fisher. Squire Fisher died at home in Glasgow. Was a farmer and was in mercantile business at Haywood before moving to Glasgow in 1906. Was Representative of Barren Co; Member of Barren Fiscal Court; m.Jan. 18, 1888 Miss Lucy Catherine Kinslow. They would have celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary next month. Was a Mason of 36 years and member of Baptist Church. Sons: Louie Fisher of Barren Co., Elvin Fisher of Nashville; Taylor Fisher of Glasgow. Interred in Glasgow Cemetery." Glasgow Municipal Cemetery 11 Nov 1863 - 10 Dec 1937 Source: Unknown Glasgow KY newspaper, found in old scrapbook of the late Eva Coe Peden. _____________________________X-Message: #4 ------------------------------------------------------------ Submitted by E-mail Registry submittor Sandi Gorin Date: 21 July 2003 Subject: [KYF] OBIT: Michael A. Craine, 2003, Barren Co. ------------------------------------------------------------ Name: Michael A. Craine Residence: Bon Ayr, KY Died: Wednesday, 9 July 2003, University of Louisville. Invovled in single car automobile accident in Warren Co. KY Hospital, Louisville KY, age 21. Born: Barren Co KY Factory worker at R. R. Donnelley & Sons in Glasgow, member Cedar Springs United Baptist Church, 2000 graduate of Barren County High School Son of Robert A. and Sue Parker Craine of Bon Ayr Also survived by: Paternal grandparents: Henry and Katherine Craine of Cave City KY Maternal grandmother: Elvie Matthews of Bon Ayr Uncles: Mark Parker and BIll Parker of Bon Ayr, Donnie Parker and wife Vonnie of Horse Cave KY and Doug Parker and wife Sheila of Glasgow. Aunts: Jean Owens and husband Leroy of Cavey and Billie Daniels and husband Donnie of Park City Several cousins. Services: 2 pm Sunday, 13 July 2003, Patton Funeral Home, Park City Chapel, burial Bon Ayr Cemetery. Source: Glasgow (KY) Daily TImes, Thursday, 10 July 2003, p. 2. _____________________________X-Message: #5 ------------------------------------------------------------ Submitted by E-mail Registry submittor Sandi Gorin Date: 21 July 2003 Subject: [KYF] OBIT: C.G. Wade, 1927, Barren & Metcalfe Co. ------------------------------------------------------------ "C. G. Wade born and reared in Summer Shade section. Lived near Temple Hill. Wife: Alice Wade. Three children: J. M. Wade, Luther and Mary Wade of Barren Co. Brother: Henry Wade, Frankfort, Ind. Sister: Mrs. M.T. Peden. Member of Temple Hill Methodist Church. Interred in Peden Cemetery." 1859-1927 Source: Unknown Glasgow KY newspaper, found in old scrapbook of the late Eva Coe Peden. _____________________________X-Message: #6 ------------------------------------------------------------ Submitted by E-mail Registry submittor Sandi Gorin Date: 21 July 2003 Subject: [KYF] OBIT: Jessie N. Bailey, Barren Co. ------------------------------------------------------------ NOTE: I have no connection, no further information and am not seeking additional information. "Jesse N. Bailey Dies Of Heart Attack. Mr. Jesse N. Bailey died very suddenly at the home of his sister, Mrs. Martha Wells near New Salem, Saturday evening about 7:30 o'clock, while sitting at the table. "Mr. Bailey was almost fifty-eight years of age, and was born and reared in the neighborhood in which he died, but for quite a number of years lived in Glasgow and later in Bowling Green, where he sold groceries. He went to Florida, where he has been in the grocery and fruit business about eleven years. "Last week, he and a friend left Florida with a large truck load of fruit, oranges, lemons, and other fruits, with a view of opening up a trade here. They arrived here Saturday, and after disposing of some of the stock, went to the home of his sister, Mrs. Wells, to spend the night. He ate a very hearty supper, and talked quite freely about how he was doing well in his adopted home, and was cheerful as to his future prospects, when suddenly his head fell over, and he was caught by his friend, who happened to be looking at him, and in a moment he was dead. Hemorrhage of the brain is said to have been the cause. And his friend says he had been having some bleeding of the nose on the way from Florida. It also develops that he has lost three brothers, who died in the same way. W, a former nurse of this place. He also leaves one son, Mr. Wendel Bailey of this county, and five daughters, all living in Florida. One brother, Mr. Fletcher Bailey of R5 survives him. He leaves two sisters, Mrs. Wells and Mrs. Bransford Spencer, both on R5. "Thursday, his wife and five daughters arrived from Florida, and yesterday the funeral was held at the home of Mrs. Wells, near New Salem by Rev. J. A. Gaines of this place and the burial was held in the cemetery at that place. "His death has been a great shock to his famly and host of friends." Unknown date, unknown Glasgow KY newspaper, found in old scrapbook. _____________________________X-Message: #7 ------------------------------------------------------------ Submitted by E-mail Registry submittor Sandi Gorin Date: 21 July 2003 Subject: [KYF] OBIT: Johnnie Mann, Barren Co. ------------------------------------------------------------ NOTE: I have no connection, no further information and am not seeking additional information. "Well Known Blind Man Dies Here Last Night. Johnnie Mann Funeral Held At Crow's Funeral Home This Afternoon at Two O'Clock. Johnnie Mann, well-know blind man of Glasgow, died last night at his home following a stroke which he suffered about a week ago. He was 65 years of age. "The funeral services were conducted this afternnon at two o'clock at Crow's Funeral Home, Rev. T. H. Alderson officiating. Burial took place in the Glasgow Cemetery. "None of Mr. Mann's immediate family survives him. A number of nephews and nieces living outside the State survive him. "For many years Mr. Mann was a familiar figure on the streets of Glasgow, having sold fruit and other things for a living. Before his affliction, he was engaged in the hauling business. Forty years ago Johnnie Mann saw the light of day for the last time. Being a grown man at the time he lost his sight, he experienced even more difficulty in becoming adjusted to his handicap than those who go blind earlier in life. In spite of all that, thought, he managed to make a living, and owned his own home which he left unencumbered by debt. Even with the help that people were able to give him, it took a brave soul and a stout heart to battle the trials of life, as he did, in darkness and oft-times in pain." There is no record of his burial there so date is unknown. Found in old scrapbook from an old Glasgow Times newspaper. 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