OBIT: Louella Endicott, 1/19/1937; Nicholas Co., Ky

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Date: 8-10-02 
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With Compliments of the CARLISLE MERCURY,

Carlisle, Nicholas Co., KY Thursday 19th Jan. 1937 page 5

ENDICOTT

Mrs.. Louella Endicott, 96 years old, of the Oakland Mills section, died at 7 o'clock 
Friday morning at the Johnson Memorial Hospital, where she had been ill for two days 
with pneumonia.

Mrs.. Endicott was twice married, both husbands having preceded her in death. The first
was Thornton BLAKE and the second Rezin T. ENDICOTT She is survived by two grandchildren,
Miss Mary Lou Blake, Carlisle and Daniel Blake, Lexington, six step-grand-children, 
Stanley and Ste ___ Blake, Carlisle Howard Blake, Catlettsburg, Julian and Hirum Blake
and Mrs. Elizabeth LACKEY, Richmond: three great-grandchildren: three stepsons, Hubbard
Endicott, Carlisle, Mack and ____ Endicott, Oakland Mills and one step-daughter, Mrs.
Sallie McCORMICK, of Ohio.

Mrs. Endicott was a life-long member of the Baptist church and was a Christian woman
of the highest ideals. Funeral services were held at the Baptist church Sunday afternoon,
conducted by the pastor, Rev. R. R. Couey and burial followed in the family lot in the
Carlisle cemetery.