Madison County OhArchives Obituaries.....Watson, James November 21, 1913
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Madison County Democrat-21 Nov 1913
DEATH OF JAMES WATSON, THE
    VETERAN FISH MERCHANT

  In the death of James Watson, the
veteran fish merchant, aged about 82
years, which occurred at his home on
West Second Street, this Friday morn-
ing at 4 o’clock, of paralysis, London 
loses one of it’s best-known citizens
as well as a pioneer resident.

  “Uncle Jim,” as he was best-known
by his friends, was quite active for
his age, and for the past ten years
has conducted a fish market on South
Main Street, near the Grand Central
Hotel.

  He was born on a Madison county
farm on Mar 9, 1832, and 42 years
ago he moved his family to London,
here he has since resided.  For
many years he conducted a meat shop
in London.

  The deceased was stricken with
paralysis on the street last Saturday
week.

  He is survived by a wife and one 
son, Harry, of Columbus: also an
adopted daughter, Anna, now the wife
of Herbert Ford, of Dayton.  One sis-
ter also survives, Mrs. Jackson Orcutt
of Summerford.

  The funeral services will take
place at the late home on Sunday aft-
ernoon at – o’clock, conducted by
Rev, J. A. Liggit.  Interment will be
made at Oak Hill.



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