SPRINGVILLE CHRISTIAN CEMETERY Perry Township

Located on Old Farm Road (Springville-Fayetteville Rd)

2 / 10ths mile South of Hwy 54-58 in Springville

?, Homer

(Additional Information: This stone had no last name or other information possibly a footstone May be a Miller)

? Lydia

(Additional Information: This stone had no last name or other information possibly a footstone May be a Miller)

Adamson, Clara E.

Dau. Of W. B. & C. Adamson

D. August 20, 1890

A. 16 Yrs. 1 M. 3 Ds.

(Additional Information: Born July 17, 1874 Parents: William Benjamin Adamson & Catherine West)

Adamson, Emma E. (Short)

Wife of Sentney

B. July 26, 1859

D. March __, 1934

Adamson C.

Wife of William Adamson

No Dates

(Additional Information: Catherine West Born Jan. 13, 1837 Died Jan 08, 1892 54y 10m 26ds)

Adamson, Manie

Dau of Sentney & Emma

B. December 29, 1883

D. July 1937

Adamson, Rev. Sentney

B. January 15, 1862

D. December 9, 1910

(Additional Information: Parents: William Benjamin Adamson & Catherine West. He married Emma E. April 07, 1881)

Adamson, William B.

B. October 17, 1838

D. April 1, 1905

(Additional Information: William Benjamin married Catherine West)

Allen, Harry G.

Pvt. US Army WWII

B. March 22, 1925

D. March 30, 1993

(Additional Information: married January 10, 1956)

Armstrong, Infant

Son of Quince & Pearl Armstrong

B. & D. May 5, 1913

Armstrong, Martha A

Wife of W. R. Armstrong

D. October 21, 1863

A. 41 Yrs - Ms. 24 Ds.

(Additional Information: Martha Hert wife of Robert William Armstrong married Aug. 31, 1848)

Armstrong, Pearl

1878-1979

(Additional Info: Pearl Ferguson married Quince)

Armstrong, Quince

1875-1959

(Additional Information: married to Pearl Ferguson December 05, 1900)

Armstrong, Robert W.

B. January 11, 1827

D. June 27, 1870

(Additional Information: Robert William son of Thomas & Elizabeth (Vandyke) Armstrong?)

Arnold, Jeffie D.

Son of S. P. & Parthena Arnold

B. August 16, 1871

D. April 3, 1884

Arnold, Parthena

B. October 22, 1840

D. December 19, 1932

Arnold, Samuel P.

Co. F 55 Ky. Inf.

B. November 24, 1836

D. February 18, 1906

(Civil War Film Number M386 roll 1 Co E & F)

Baker, George Opal

Pvt. US Army WWI

B. December 09, 1895

D. April 16, 1989

Baker, Mary B.

Wife of H. G. Baker

D. August 18, 1840

A. 19 Yrs, 2Ms., 13 Ds.

Baker, Melvina Ruth

Dau. Of G. O. & P. M. Baker

B. & D. October 16, 1937

(Additional Information: Daughter of George Opal & Pearl Marie Baker)

Baker, Pearl May (Evans)

Wife of George O Baker mSeptember 01, 1923

B. May 23, 1902

D. December 13, 1990

Baugh, Betty M.

B. July 27, 1930

D. February 19, 1999

Baugh, Robert F.

B. March 30, 1925

D. August 26, 2001

Blackwell, Florence Elsie (Warner)

Wife of W Oscar

B. May 23, 1923

D. October 30, 1997

Blackwell, William Oscar

B. December 17, 1911

D. February 08, 1996

(Additional Information: Married June 14, 1974)

Bordwell, Mary L. (Kimmel)

Wife of Rufus

1867-1916

Bridwell, Nellie Short

Wife of Thad m May 29, 1902

B. November 21, 1882

D. June 16, 1941

Bridwell, Thad

B. May 29, 1880

D. January 17, 1962

Bucher, Milard W.

Son of J. & P. Bucher

B. June 18, 1856

D. June 03, 1866

Bucher, Phebe

Wife of John Bucher

B. May 21, 1826

D. May 17, 1862

Buher, Abram

Co F 43rd Ind Inf(Military Stone Unable to read)

B. July 6, 1838

D. July 21, 1913

Buher, Lautitia

B. August 26, 1840

D. September 15, 1906

(Additional Information: Wife of Abram Buher)

Byers, Harry

B. June 11, 1886

D. December 30, 1944

(Additional Information: Married June 15, 1908)

Byers, Jennie

Wife of Lincoln

B. October 17, 1867

D. October 11, 1942

Byers, Lincoln

B. September 18, 1862

D. May 12, 1935

(Additional Information: Married June 12, 1898)

Byers, Mary Gray

Wife of Harry

B. April 8, 1891

D. February 16, 1932

Byers, Pauline Achsah

Dau. Of H. & M. Byers

B. January 12, 1909

D. May 15, 1915

Byers, Richard L. "Dick"

Cpl US Army

Son of Harry & Mary

B. May 17, 1928

D. January 14, 1999

Canfield, Anna

No Dates

Canfield, Frank

No Dates

Chambers, Bertha E.

1900-1994

Chambers, Mack F,

1896-1953

Chambers, Nelda Maxine

1931-1933

Chestnut, Cida L.

No Dates

Chestnut, Effie

B. & D. August 31, 1885

Chestnut, William J.

No Dates

Clements, Nellie

B. August 28, 1911

D. June 04, 1992

Clements, Ward A.

B. November 20, 1912

D. October 24, 1977

Cobb, Caleb H.

B. September 03, 1849

D. January 08, 1924

(Additional Information: Caleb married Maria J)

Cobb, David L.

1871-1949

Cobb, Jeanette

B. September 03, 1908

D. September 16, 1965

Cobb, Laura A.

1871-1950

Cobb, Maria J.

Wife of C H Cobb

D. March 2 1890

A. 39 Yrs, 6 Ms., 15 Ds.

(Additional Information: married to Caleb H Cobb)

Cochran, Henrietta M. “Penny”

B. February 13, 1937

D. July 10, 1996

Colvin, Annabelle

1913-1942

Colvin, Audrey

B. September 10, 1918

D. January 31, 1985

Colvin, Doyle

B. February 27, 1918

D. February 06, 1998

Colvin, E. May

1881-1949

Colvin, J. Riley

1877-1953

Colvin, Judith Jane

B. December 22, 1925

D. December 23, 1935

Colvin, Lawrence

1912-1990

Colvin, Ray Vorhis

Ind. Pvt. HQ Btry 604 Coast Arty WWII

B. June 28, 1910

D. February 11, 1966

Conner, Mabel

B. & D. 1911

Davis, Cleo G.

B. September 17, 1885

D. February 28, 1937

Defore, Cora H.

B. September 01, 196

D. August 14, 1979

Defore, Martin R.

B. August 08, 1913

D. June 01, 1983

Denny, Anna L.

1880-1965

Denny, Evert A.

1870-1944

Dorsett, Pearl

B. September 28, 1883

D. Nov 03, 1956

Duncan, Lafe M.

1876-1943

Duncan, Walter

1879-1964

Elliott, Jessie P.

Born in Knox Co., Ky.

B. May 08, 1816

D. November 12, 1903

Elliott, Sallie

B. September 16, 1860

D. July 27, 1933

Etter, Sarah

B. December 16, 1837

D. January 18, 1918

Evans, Alexander

Co. F 15 Ind. Inf.

B. March 15, 1839

D. March 17, 1912

(Civil War Film Number M540 roll 22)

Evans, Carrie G.

1869-1935

Evans, Edmund F.

Son of Dolla & Norman Evans

B. April 1, 1915

D. October 4, 1915

Evans, Ethel

Dau. Of E. & M. A. Evans

B. May 04, 1874

D. April 08, 1891

A. 6Yrs 11Ms 4Ds

Evans, Hazel Fern

B. January 15, 1902

D. March 29, 1986

Evans, Leonard

1869-1948

Evans, Martha A

Wife of Alexander Evans

B. June 30, 1843

D. January 11, 1904

Evans, Norman Carl

1891-1965

Evans, Oval A.

B. March 03, 1876

D. March 04, 1959

Evans, William J.

1865-1942

Ferguson, Alma

B. August 18, 1880

D. December 28, 1965

(Additional Information: Daughter of Homer & Mary Ferguson)

Ferguson, Homer R.

B. November 09, 1851

D. August 01, 1929

(Additional Information: Homer R. married Mary Mayfield April 12, 1877)

Ferguson, Jane (Ketcham)

B. November 26, 1818

D. February 07, 1908

(Additional Information: Jane was the daughter of Joseph & Ann (Pearcy) Ketcham born in Ky. She married Ralston Ferguson October 17, 1850)

Ferguson, Mary M.

B. February 17, 1857

D. June 01, 1942

(Additional Information: Mary Mayfield was married to Homer R April 12, 1877 Mary was the daughter of Nevel & Behethlem (Short) Mayfield)

Field, Joel

B. August 03, 1812

D. August 19, 1862

Field, John W.

Son of S. & E. M. Field

B. January 27, 1837

D. October 17, 1859

Field, William

D. August 12, 1867

A. 27 Yrs 5Ms 19Ds

Fleener, Martha E.

1868-1936

Fleischhaner, Martha C

Wife of George W.

B. November 26, 1860

D. October 04, 1923

Flynn, Joe Mart

B. October 1865

D. March 1922

(Additional Information: Joseph Martin married Lucinda Hollars)

Flynn, Lucinda

B. May 1864

D. March 1953

(Additional Information: Lucinda Hollars wife of Joe-Mart)

Flynn, Robert G

May 23-26 1951

(Additional Information: Bobby Flynn was son of Robert Flynn)

Flynn, Ruby Irene

1913-1914

(Additional Information: Daughter of Floyd & Sarah (Wright) Flynn)

Freeman, Alonzo

B. February 7, 1903

D. June 25, 1989

Freeman, James Russell

B. February 13, 1940

D. May 15, 1940

Freeman, Vestal Carl

B. October 14, 1923

D. April 02, 1935

Fuesler, Benjamin Joseph

B. December 20, 1995

D. November 04, 1998

Gainey, Edmond B.

No Dates

Gainey, J. F.

1848- 1933

Gainey, John

no dates

Gainey, Mary J.

1851-1930

George, Michael D.

B. October 10, 1954

D. December 11, 1961

Giles, Agnes

B. November 5, 1857

D. December 06, 1951

Giles, Alma

No Dates

Giles, Alonzo

B. May 11 1858

D. December 23, 1947

Giles, Altha May

1874-1888

Giles, Goldie

1891-1919

Giles, Gordie

B. November 21, 1891

D. April 01, 1910

Giles, Harry E.

1888-1899

Giles, Infant

B. September 09, 1878

D. September 15, 1878

Giles, John

B. April 29, 1808

D. January 02, 1903

(Additional Information: Son of William & Mary (Bowman) Giles he married Sarah Dixon Sayer Feb. 22, 1849)

Giles, Kie

Son of M. & M. Giles

B. June 07, 1885

D. December 27, 1897?

Giles, Lillie Ann

1877-1949

Giles, Luther

1864-1895

Giles, Mack

B. March 11, 1862

D. August 06, 1949

Giles, Margaret

1883-1965

Giles, Mark

1886-1950

Giles, Maude

1875-1896

Giles, Minnie

B. February 09, 1868

D. December 10 1908

Giles, Myrtle A.

B. August 18, 1904

D. June 23, 1969

Giles, Odis B.

Son of Mack & Minnie Giles

B. July 02, 1884

D. June 14, 1904

Giles, Orville J.

1878-1941

Giles, Paul

Son of Mack & Minnie Giles

B. March 21, 1904

D. November 12, 1904

Giles, Paul

B. June 21, 1913

D. September 27, 1954

Giles, Sarah

Wife of John Giles

B. November 02, 1826

D. ___ __,____

(Additional Information: Sarah Dixon Sayer married John Giles Feb. 22, 1849)

Giles, Thomas W.

1852-1923

Glasgow, David Alan

B. & D. February 1953

Goodman, Jasner N.

Son of William B & A. Goodman

D. February 08, 1887

A. 14 Yrs. 4 Ms. 3 Ds.

Goodman, Oliver L.

Son of William B. & Angeline Goodman

D. December 16, 1893

A. 17 Yrs. 7 Ms.

Goodman, Sarah F.

Dau. Of William B. & A. Goodman

B. October 31, 1879

D. October 13, 1889

Goodman, William A.

B. March 20, 1884

D. February 06, 1901

Graves, Vesta Leon

1916-1951

Gray, John W.

B. February 11, 1862

D. March 20, 1933

Gray, Lydia G

B. August 15, 1862

D. April 02, 1950

Gray, Thad

1869-1939

Griffeth, Lou G.

B. April 01, 1853

D. August 19, 1873

Hall, Anna Jane

B. March 01, 1933

D. April 18, 1972

Hammonds, Elizabeth J.

Wife of Wm H. Hammonds

B. June 12, 1857

D. September 25, 1929

Hammonds, Luther & Burney

Sons of W. & E. J. Hammonds

B. & D. September 23, 1896

Hammonds, Murril

Son of W. & E. J. Hammonds

B. April 11, 1894

D. September 28, 1894

Hammonds, Verla M.

B. August 16, 1896

D. November 10, 1929

Hammonds, Walter J.

B. July 07, 1892

D. February 26, 1938

Hammonds, William H.

CO F 43rd IND INF

B. July 04, 1829

D. August 24, 1914

(Additional Information: Civil War Film Number M540 roll 30)

Hammonds, Malinda

Wife of W. Hammonds

B. January 1836

D. January 30, 1877

Hammonds, Rosann

Wife of J. M.

D. April 11, 1889

A. 46 Yrs. 9Ms 8Ds

Harper, Lucinda

1871-1953

Hash, Teresa G.

D. September 15, 1955

Hennon, Cecil

1889-1890

Hennon, Etta

1866-1948

Hennon, Gilman

1857-1927

Hennon, Dessis

Son of C. E. Hennon

B. January 7, 1887

D. July 15, 1887

Hert, Alice T.

B. February 1867

D. August 28, 1930

Hert, Allen

B. December 27, 1832

D. August 14, 1907

Hert, Christie E

B. December 8, 1891

D. August 18 1892

Hert, Effie

B. November 01, 1889

D. May 23, 1953

Hert, Ethel

B. January 29, 19__

D. June 12, 1936

Hert, Eugene

1883-1961

Hert, Fern G.

B. November 08, 1905

D. November 23, 1983

Hert, Frank

B. March 8, 1901

D. July 10, 1972

Hert, Ibbie

B. November 11, 1872

D. February 02, 1901

Hert, Ida J.

1862-1_72

Hert, James L.

B. January 21, 1893

D. January 23, 1895

Hert, James N.

1865-1943

Hert, John A.

B. March 03, 1889

D. June 07, 1986

Hert, John

B. August 4, 1859

D. April 17, 1934

Hert, Ketha C.

B. April 13, 1861

D. October 04, 1935

Hert, Leona

B. August 7, 1909

D. November 13, 1968

Hert, Lucy Jane

Wife of Allen Hert

B. November 13, 1832

D. January 31, 1909

Hert, Marlin J.

S2 USNRF WWI

B. December 26, 1895

D. December 26, 1959

Hert, Mary M.

Dau. Of - & S. Hert

B. August 8, 1885

D. September 25, 1889

Hert, Nellie C.

1899-1982

Hert, Nolan D.

S1 US Navy WWII

B. April 17, 1920

D. October 19, 1983

Hert, Oliver W.

1870-1944

Hert, Ralph O.

B. January 17, 1903

D. July 07, 1986

Hert, Sarah

B. September 03, 1859

D. November 3, 1940

Hert, William E.

B. December 10, 1867

D. July 04, 1930

Hert, Wm. L.

B. October 25, 1860

D. July 20, 1922

Hill, Bethel S.

1893-1987

Hill, Robert E.

1891-1953

Hinshaw, Sarah

Wife of William Hinshaw

D. January 19, 1887

A. 67 Yrs 11 Ms 23 Ds

Inman, Ada

1884-1957

Inman, Amanda J.

B. October 28, 1861

D. December 26, 1936

Inman, Henry Clay

B. December 12, 1859

D. August 27, 1932

Kern, Francis M.

1856-1927

Kern, Gretchen Lucile

Dau. Of F. M. & Pearl Kern

B. August 15, 1900

D. April 11, 1914

Koval, Barbara A.

B. September 28, 1954

D. July 12, 2001

(Additional Information: Barbara married Roger Oct 7, 1972)

Koval, Roger D.

B. May 09, 1951

D. February 20, 2003

(Additional Information: Roger married Barbara Oct 7, 1972)

Larter, Aurter

B. 1789

D. August 29, 1861

Larter, J. R.

B. September 06, 1864

D. December 10, 1864

Larter, Susannah

Wife of William Larter

D. November 11, 1868

A. 26 Yrs.

Lee, Freddie

Son of Amis & Sarah Lee

B. March 24, 1901

D. April 03, 1901

Lewis, Liza E.

1874-1906

Lewis, Vince

1864-1942

Louden, Barbara L.

B. December 26, 1931

D. May 04, 1970

Louden, Loren W.

Cpl US Army WWII Korea

B. November 14, 1928

D. March 20, 1985

(Additional Information: Loren married Barbara September 10, 1948)

Martin, Della

1887-1909

Martindale, Daniel C.

Cpl 313 Aux Rmt Dep Qmc WWI

B. July 18, 1886

D. September 10, 1960

Martindale, Lydia L.

B. December 28, 1895

D. December 05, 1985

Mathews, Mabel

1885-1975

Mathews, Patrick

1893-1920

May, Eunice Marie

B. January 10, 1920

D. February 18, 2001

May, Joanne

B. December 13, 1930

D. January 25, 2003

May, Luther Vern

B. February 07, 1915

D. March 21, 1991

Mayfield, Behethlem S.

B. January 13, 1830

D. October 12, 1900

(Additional Information: Wife of Nevel B. Mayfield)

Mayfield, Milton S.

B. October 07, 1852

D. April 23, 1878

A. 23 Yrs. 8 Ms. 16 Ds.

(Additional Information: Milton Short is the son of Nevel & Behethlem Mayfield)

Mayfield, Nevel B.

B. April 18, 1828

D. April 07, 1882

A. 53 Yrs. 11 Ms. 14 Ds.

(Additional Information: Spouse of Behethlem)

McDowell, Claude E.

1912-1978

McDowell, Elizabeth

Wife of James

B. March 06, 1839

D. April 25, 1904

McDowell, Eunice

1856-19__

McDowell, James

B. August 12, 1834

D. ____ __,____

McDowell, Mary F.

No Dates

McDowell, Minnie

1886-1953

McDowell, Ray

Pvt. US Army WWII

B. March 19, 1910

D. June 4, 1987

McDowell, Thomas

1873-1957

McDowell, William

1854-1896

Miller, Alice

1882-1971

Miller, B. Frank

B. September 15, 1865

D. April 15, 1937

Miller, Eliza E.

B. April 12, 1866

D. April 21, 1940

Miller, Elmer H.

1885-1942

Miller, Etta B.

1891-1963

Miller, Franklin

Son of James & Eliza

B. April 22, 1888

D. July 03, 1888

Miller, Herman L.

1892-1947

Miller, James

B. January 04, 1861

D. May 21, 1917

Miller, Jennie

1887-1966

Miller, Joseph

B. April 16, 1829

D. January 08, 1908

Miller, Joseph

1865-1937

Miller, Martha A.

Wife of Joseph Miller

B. October 12, 1828

D. September 02, 1906

Miller, Minnie

B. January 12, 1895

D. July 18, 1943

Miller, Norma J.

B. February 05 1935

D. July 22, 1997

Miller, Pearl

1887-1983

Miller, Robert L

SN US Navy WWII

B. September 24, 1927

D. March 21, 2001

Miller, Thomas

1868-1949

Miller, Vernie

1890-1941

Miller, Viola L.

B. January 28, 1876

D. ___ __,____

Miller, William H.

1904-1971

Minter, Josiah

D. October 13, 1843

A. 42 Yrs 1 M. 12 Ds.

Minter, Francis T.

D. October 17, 1882

A. 81 Yrs. 9 Ms. 25 Ds.

Minter, Virginia

D. August 06, 1851

A. 18 Yrs. 1 M. 8 Ds.

Also Her Infant Son

D. August 20, 1851

Moore, Francis L.

1911-1940

Mullis, Charles D.

Cpl US Army Korea

B. February 13, 1929

D. February 26, 1996

Mullis, Gertrude

B. March 08, 1904

D. October 06, 1976

Mullis, Millard

B. December 23, 1899

D. September 10, 1978

Murray, Alvin W.

B. July 08, 1855

D. March 24, 1833

Murray, Anna F.

B. April 06, 1856

D. February 15, 1920

Murray, Harry

D. July 17, 1882

A. 1 Yr. 3 Ms. 28 Ds.

Neumann, Brier Danielle

B. July 16, 1990

D. November 16, 1990

Nichols, David

1882-1903

Ody, L. Verna

1904-1973

O’neall, Rebecca S.

B. December 02, 1834

D. November 27, 1926

O’neall, Dr. William Armstrong

B. March 05, 1830

D. June 23, 1899

Parker, Bessie M.

1893-1988

Parker, Davis Elmer

March 1934

Parker, Oval O.

Sp4 US Army Korea

B. February 06, 1930

D. January 28, 1976

Parker, Roscoe H.

1886-1956

Pendlay, Jane A

D. February 12, 187_

Phebe, Peter

B. October 10, 1841

D. July 11, 1863

Rafferty, Malcom E.

Son of M. C. & M. S. Rafferty

B. July 31, 1851

D. June 09, 1890

Rafferty, Mary S.

Wife of M. C. Rafferty

D. August 04, 1893

A. 69 Yrs. 4 Ms. 19 Ds.

Rafferty, Mitchell C.

D. August 07, 1887

A. 70 Yrs. 3 Ms. 19 Ds.

Randolph, Arlis L.

1924-1963

Randolph, James F.

No Dates

Ritchison, Florence

1874-1934

Ritchison, John

1864-1935

Roach, Caroline

B. June 13, 1881

D. October 19, 1918

Roach, Earl R.

B. December 6, 1896

D. February 10, 1939

Roach, Essie G.

Wife of Earl R Roach

B. February 7, 1899

D. April 17, 1997

(Additional Information: Married Earl July 10, 1917)

Roach, George W.

B. February 8, 1915

D. October 17, 1918

Roach, Virgil

B. June 16, 1874

D. February 23, 1956

Roberts, Laban D.

B. January 25, 1904

D. November 21, 1960

Roberts, Laban E.

B. March 13, 1938

D. March 15, 1938

Roberts, Lula E.

1912- 1988

Roberts, Olin D.

B. November 13, 1905

D. December 19, 1940

Roberts, Vannie C.

B. September 1, 1905

D. September 14, 1934

Russell, Caroline

Wife of Peter Russell

B. 1884

D. December 11, 1903

Russell, Peter

1846-1900

Sentir, David B.

US Air Force Korea

B. November 3, 1933

D. August 8, 1983

Short, Albert

1890-1955

Short, Alice Dye

Wife of Quincy Short

B. June 3, 1855

D. August 24, 1928

Short, Anita

1891-1942

Short, Bessie Mae

B. January 25, 1904

D. July 23, 1940

Short, Blanche

1882-1963

Short, Carl M.

B. November 23, 1874

D. March 15, 1952

Short, Caroline

B. March 18, 1898

D. February 8, 1912

Short, Charles G.

B. January 31, 1895

D. June 8, 1932

Short, Clara

Wife of Paul Short

D. December 10, 1897

A. 20 Yrs. 6 Ms. 20 Ds.

Short, Dora M.

Wife of Earle G. Short

B. November 25, 1877

D. October 7, 1906

Short, Earle G.

B. December 5, 1871

D. May 9, 1950

Short, Harry W.

Ind Cpl Btry C 139

Fld Arty BN WWI

B. July 22, 1900

D. July 01, 1953

Short, Hartwell

D. July 7, 1854

A. 2 Wks

Short, Horace W.

B. & D. February 14, 1852

Short, Infant

Dau. Of M. & M. Short

No Dates

Short, Jessie R.

B. September 21, 1876

D. March 1, 1944

Short, Kinneth

1879-1950

Short, Laura

D. March 19, 1853

A. 1 Wk

Short, Ion

B. December 04, 1856

D. December 05, 1931

Short, Lucian T.

B. & D. May 10, 1851

Short, Mary O.

B. February 9, 1879

D. July 7, 1960

Short, Mary E.

Wife of Owens Short

D. May 07, 1888

A. 60 Yrs. 7 Ms. 19 Ds.

Short, Mary (Tate)

Wife of Milton Short

B. December 5, 1811

D. December 13, 1864

A. 53 Yrs. 8 Ds.

Short, Milton

B. May 18, 1807

D. April 27, 1886

Short, Mollie E.

B. September 17, 1843

D. January 10, 1930

Short, Nora

B. October 15, 1867

D. July 07, 1909

Short, Owens

B. March 14, 1818

D. December 16, 1895

Short, Paul

B. June 20, 1862

D. February 14, 1915

Short, Priam

B. August 31, 1876

D. July 28 1904

A. 27 Yrs. 10 Ms. 28 Ds.

Short, Rev. Quincy

B. November 12, 1853

D. June 20, 1919

Short, Ryan Wesley

B. February 26, 1976

D. July 29, 1995

Short, Stannard Kinneth

B. March 15, 1911

D. April 16, 1977

Short, Ulysses

D. September 01, 1875

A. 6 Yrs. 11 Ms. 19 Ds.

Short, Veronica D.

B. September 19, 1907

D. December 18, 1975

Short M.D., Wesley

Surgeon Co A 26 Ind Inf

B. April 16, 1833

D. March 23, 1900

(Additional Information: Civil war records states he was Asst. Surgeon in Co. F & S)

(Civil War Film Number M540 roll 70)

Sipes, John W.

B. July 17, 1851

D. March 29, 1922

Sipes, Nettie

B. September 18, 1853

D. September 26, 1927

Slaton, Robert

Indiana Pvt 52 Engr

Training Bn WWII

B. April 25, 1910

D. May 29, 1954

Smith, Drusilla A.

No Dates

Smith, Charley G.

1914-1946

Smith, Ida M.

1879-1961

Smith, Lydia C.

B. August 31, 1849

D. November 1864

Smith, Luman Leonard

B. September 2, 1829

D. July 28, 1907

Smith, Noah V.

1880-1965

Spoonmore, Chriss

B. September 3, 1891

D. June 17, 1969

Spoonmore, Lelah J.

B. July 25, 1908

D. August 21, 1988

Spoonmore, Paul E.

Sgt US Air Force WWII

B. January 26, 1921

D. March 24, 1994

Stalcup, Philip C.

D. August 29, 1942

Staley, Walter

Pvt. US Army Korea

B. July 07, 1933

D. March 24, 2001

Stevenson, Charlie

B. December 02, 1878

D. January 28, 1967

Stevenson, Earl

Son of Chas & Ethel

B. April 10, 1902

D. August 25, 1902

Stevenson, Elizabeth Melvina

B. April 07, 1908

D. June 24, 1964

Stevenson, Ethel

B. May 20, 1880

D. March 04, 1963

Stevenson, George M.

1918-1919

Stevenson, John W.

Ind Sgt 12 Bomb Gp AAF WWII

B. April 29, 1914

D. September 25, 1962

Stevenson, Mary K.

B. April 13, 1917

Stevenson, Myrle

Son of Chas & Ethel

B. April 10, 1902

D. November 16, 1902

Stevenson, William W.

B. April 10, 1911

D. May 27, 1979

Strunk, Alta M.

B. February 27, 1915

D. October 05, 1988

(Additional Information: Alta Mae Jones married Clarence Bud Strunk July 25 1932)

Strunk, Clarence Bud

B. April 14, 1910

D. May 16, 1988

(Additional Information: Clarence Bud Strunk married Alta M.ae Jones July 25 1932)

Strunk, Dottie M.

B. June 16, 1942

D. December 13, 1997

Strunk, Fount J.

B. November 24, 1884

D. March 22, 1953

(Additional Information: Tombstone is in Error His name was Thomas Fount Strunk he was the son of General Jackson &Nancy (Stigall) Strunk)

Strunk, Leonard F.

B. May 04, 1922

D. January 05, 1994

Strunk, Luther W.

B. July 31, 1907

D. October 06, 1976

Strunk, M. Emma

B. January 18, 1888

D. July 10, 1955

Strunk, Orville G.

B, April 02, 1927

D. February 02, 1990

Strunk, Ovalean

B. January 19, 1926

D. April 20, 2003

Swango, Flossie V. Roach

B. September 20, 1910

D. May 24, 1952

Tate, Winney

Wife of Robert Tate

D. April 13, 1856

A. 90 Yrs.

Taylor, E. Davis

B. June 21, 1811

D. May 16, 1876

A. 64 Yrs. 10 Ms.

Terry, Ruth M.

1893 - 1982

(Additional Information: Daughter of Joe-Mart & Lucinda Flynn)

Thompson, Wilma Jean

B. March 18, 1936

D. July 15, 1937

Turpin, Burrell

B. December 16, 1884

D. September 25, 1956

Turpin, Cecil R.

Pvt 13 General Hospital WWII

B. May 17, 1915

D. February 08, 1965

Turpin, Dora Tressa

B. September 04, 1912

D. April 09, 1914

Turpin, Elvira

1862-1908

Turpin, Henry J.

1848-____

Turpin, Mary Catherine

B. October 17, 1917

D. February 02, 1922

Turpin, Maude E.

B. October 14, 1893

D. December 06, 1977

Turpin, Milenda C.

Wife of Henry J.

1856-1925

Turpin, Moses

Co K 12 Ky Inf

1843-1908

(Civil War Film Number M386 roll 27)

Turpin, Ottie

Son of H. & M. Turpin

B. February 17, 1882

D. November 10, 1882

Veach, Hester

B. April 04, 1846

D. April 20, 1900

Veach, Lucette

B. March 04, 1843

D. March 03, 1909

Voss, Ester Lorinda

Dau. Of W. E. & A. H. Voss

B. October 16, 1885

D. April 18, 1886

Wade, Marcia Allen

September 13 1956

Wagner, Emma F.

1891-1979

Wagner, John Roscoe

Ind 247 PW Escort Co ASC WWI

B. August 30, 1887

D. May 22, 1969

Wagner, Roscoe J.

1887-1969

Wilson, Donald Ray “Don”

US Army WWII Korea

B. December 22, 1925

D. January 06, 1998

Wininger, Roberta Mae

B. September 16, 1907

D. December 31, 1937

Wright, Eunicey E.

B. February 04, 1864

D. January 15, 1932

Wright, William

B. July 17, 1859

D. September 1946

Times Mail Betty M. Baugh of Bedford, IN, died Friday, February 19, 1999, at her residence. Born on July 27, 1930, in Lawrence County, IN, she was the daughter of Thomas Fount and Mary Emma (Hardwick) Strunk. She married Robert F. Baugh on January 18, 1947, and he survives. Also surviving are two sons, Greg "Butch" Baugh of Mount Vernon, IN, and Brian Baugh of Indianapolis; one daughter, Beth Smith of Bloomington, IN; four sisters: Clara Thompson and Nancy Stout, both of Bedford, IN, Winnie VanSant of Mooresville, IN, and Anne Conner of Harrodsburg, IN; and five grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents and four brothers, Luther, Leonard, Orville and Clarence "Bud" Strunk. She worked at Hooks Drugs for fourteen years and was a 30-year volunteer with the Thornton Memorial Boy's Club. She received the Mary Alice Yates Memorial Award for Outstanding Service in 1979. Services for Betty Baugh will be at 1:00 p.m. Monday, February 22nd, at the Day & Carter Mortuary. Burial will follow in Springville Christian Cemetery. Friends may call from noon till 4 p.m. and 6-9 p.m. Sunday and from 10 a.m. until the service time Monday at the Day & Carter Mortuary. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society of the Thornton Memorial Boys Club.

Times Mail Robert F. Baugh of Bedford, IN, died Sunday, August 26, 2001, at St. Vincent Hospital in Indianapolis. Born on March 30, 1925, in Terre Haute, IN, he was the son of Floy and Anna (Collier) Baugh. He married Betty M. Strunk on January 28, 1947, and she died February 19, 1999. Surviving are his long-time companion, Kathryn Henschen of Bedford, IN; two sons, Greg (Butch) Baugh of Mt. Vernon and Brian Baugh of Indianapolis; one daughter, Beth Smith of Bloomington, IN; one brother, Richard Baugh of Bedford, IN; two half-sisters, Jane Kendall of Oolitic, IN, and Becky Woodsmall of Bedford, IN; five grandchildren: Greg Baugh, Sarah Baugh, Stephanie Smith, Bailey Smith, and Lexie Smith. He was preceded in death by his wife; one sister, Ruth Troy; one half-sister, Linda Cummings; and one half-brother, Jack Elkins. He was a teacher in the North Lawrence School System, retiring in 1987 after 31 years and a director of the Bedford Boys Club, retiring in 1983 after 32 years. He was a member and past president of the Rotary Club, Indiana State Teachers Association, American Legion Gillen Post #33, Dive Christian Church and attended the First United Presbyterian Church. He was appointed grand marshal for the Heritage Festival Parade in 1999 and an honorary marshal in 2001. He was awarded "Father of the Year" in 1965. Services for Robert Baugh will be at 11:00 a.m. Thursday, August 30th, at the Day & Carter Mortuary with the Rev. Jamie Allen officiating. Burial will follow in Springville Christian Cemetery with military rites accorded by members of American Legion Gillen Post #33.

Times Mail Florence Elsie Blackwell of Bedford died Thursday, October 30, 1997, at Hospitality House in Bedford. The daughter of William and May (Rainey) Warner, she was born in Bedford on May 23, 1923. She married William Oscar Blackwell in 1974, and he died in 1996. Surviving are one son, Charles Lester Baxter of Bedford; one sister, Roberta Lawyer of Bedford; two brothers, Charles Russell Warner of Newport Ritchey, FL, and Paul Milton Warner of Fox, Arkansas; two grandchildren; and five great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by one son, Richard Baxter, and one sister, Eva May Sterns. She was a member of Hillcrest Christian Church, was retired from Central Foundry in Bedford, and was a member of U.A.W. Local 440. Services for Florence Blackwell will be at 10:00 a.m. Monday, November 3rd, at The Day & Carter Mortuary with the Rev. Charlie Scott officiating. Burial will follow in Springville Christian Cemetery. Friends may call from 12-7 p.m. on Sunday, November 2nd, and from 9:00 a.m. until the service on Monday, November 3rd, at the mortuary.

Times Mail A private graveside service is scheduled for 2 p.m. today at Springville Christian Cemetery for Henrietta M. "Penny" Cochran, 59, Ridgewood Apartments, Bedford, who died Wednesday at her residence. Bro. Larry Hawkins will officiate. Born in Springville, she was the daughter of Chester Arthur Cobb and Nancy (Strunk) Stout. She married Samuel Cochran. She had been a waitress at Waffle House Restaurant, Bedford, and was a member of Oak Grove Church in Springville. Surviving are four daughters: Sherilyn Kelly of Dallas, Texas, Karen Cochran of Sarasota, Fla., Janis Cochran and Dana Cochran, both of Bedford; two sons: Mark Cochran of Bedford and Darren Cochran of Dallas, Texas; two brothers: Fred Stout of Bedford and Ron Slaton of Brownstown; four sisters: Jana Phillips of Springville, Sylvia Elkins of Florida, Elaine Allen of Heltonville and Sherrie Bruner of Bedford, and four grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her father and one grandson. Day & Carter Mortuary, Bedford, is in charge of arrangements.

Times Mail Benjamin J. Fuesler, 2, 2012 J St., formerly of Loogootee, died at 7 p.m. Wednesday at his residence. Born in Huntingburg, he was the son of Christopher and Annetta (Wade) Fuesler. Surviving are his mother of Bedford; father of Washington; one brother, Travis Fuesler at home; one sister, Micah Parker of Springville; maternal grandparents: Marcia Wade of Loogootee and Jim Wade of Hope; paternal grandparents: Donald and Judy Fuesler of Washington; maternal great-grandmothers, Ruth Allen of Fortville and Mercedes Wade of Greencastle; paternal great-grandmother, Rosemary Wagner of Loogootee; and several aunts, uncles and cousins. He was preceded in death by paternal great-grandfather, Reason Wagner, and maternal great-grandfather, Harry Allen. Services will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at Day & Carter Mortuary, Bedford, with Stanley Kelley officiating. Burial will follow in Springville Christian Cemetery. Friends may call from 3 to 9 p.m. today at the mortuary.

"Times Mail" Charles D. Mullis, 67, 1709 Linwood Drive, Bedford, died at 9:19 p.m. Monday at his residence. Born in Springville, he was the son of Millard and Gertrude (Stevenson) Mullis. He married Jean E. Mitchell April 25, 1975 and she survives. He retired from Indiana Bell in 1986 after 31 years and was an Army veteran of the Korean War. He was a graduate of Oolitic High School, and a member of Avoca Baptist Church and Pioneers of America. Surviving with his wife are three daughters: Michelle McClelland of Indianapolis, Debra Miller and Jane Mitchell, both of Bedford; one son, Alan Mullis of Bedford; two aunts: Norma Vollet of Cloverdale and Mary Stevenson of Springville, and seven grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents. Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at Ferguson-Lee Funeral Home, Bedford, with the Rev. Kenneth Walden officiating. Burial will be in Springville Christian Cemetery. Friends may call from 2-9 p.m. today at the funeral home.

"Times Mail" SPRINGVILLE Essie G. Roach, 98, R.2, Springville, died at 1:05 a.m. today at Westview Nursing and Rehab Center, Bedford. She had been ill one year. Born in Daviess County, she was the daughter of Charles and Joanna (Meyers) Harper. She married Earl R. Roach on July 10, 1917, and he died in 1939. She was a homemaker and member of Oolitic Church of Christ. Surviving are two sons: Oren F. Roach of Springville and Owen E. Roach of Greenwood; two daughters: Dorothy P. Tincher of Bedford and Goldie M. Gilbert of Martinsville; 12 grandchildren and several great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents. Services will be 2 p.m. Saturday at Day & Carter Mortuary, Bedford, with Bro. Don Tirey officiating. Burial will follow in Springville Christian Cemetery. Friends may call from 10 a.m. until time of service Saturday at the mortuary. Memorial contributions may be made to Oolitic Church of Christ.

Norma J. Miller, 62, 2408 M St., Bedford, died at 5:15 a.m. today at her residence following a one-year illness. Born in Bedford, she was the daughter of Charles and Lillian (Browning) Henderson. She married Robert L. Miller July 30, 1949, in Bedford, and he survives. She was a home displayer for Home Interiors Inc. for 19 years and a member of Davis Memorial Church of the Nazarene. She had attended Oolitic High School. Surviving with the husband are her mother of Bedford; two sons: Robert Alan Miller of Bedford and Robin Dale Miller of Indianapolis; two daughters: Susan Neumann of Fort Wayne and Angela Kidd of Bedford; four brothers: Doyle and Darrell Henderson, both of California, Orville and Wilson Henderson, both of Bedford; one sister, Alice Root of Tucson, Ariz., and seven grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her father, stepfather and one granddaughter. Services will be at 1 p.m. Thursday at Ferguson-Lee Funeral Home, Bedford. Burial will be in Springville Christian Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2-9 p.m. Wednesday and 8 a.m. Thursday until the service. Pallbearers will be Kevin Henderson, Kim Henderson, Terry Henderson, Nick Brewer, Ed Neumann and Don McBride.

"Times Mail" FORT MYERS, Fla. Dorothy "Dotti" Strunk, 55, Fort Myers, Fla., died at 11:28 a.m. Saturday at Columbia Regional Medical Center in Fort Myers. Born in Marion County, she was the daughter of Reginal H. and Dorothy L. (Glassburn) Cole Jr. She married Clovis Strunk, formerly of Bedford, on Oct. 4, 1987, and he survives. She was an employee of Eckerds Pharmacy in Fort Myers, and a member of First Christian Church in Lehigh Acres, Fla. Surviving with the husband are one son, David Lano of Angola; two daughters: Lois Stillabower of Franklin and Rachel Lane of Angola; six stepchildren: Marcia Maulden of Seattle, Wash., Gary Strunk and Michelle Smith, both of Oceano, Calif., Robin English of Castro Valley, Calif., Teresa Hardwick of Franklin and Lisa Gisler of Boron, Calif.; four brothers: Reginald David Cole and Ronald Cole, both of Killeen, Texas, Russell Cole and Roger Cole, both of Fort Myers, Fla.; two sisters: Paula Sexton of Fort Myers, Fla., and Wanda Mason of Alamogordo, N.M.; six grandchildren; 16 step-grandchildren and one step-great-grandchild. Services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Springville Pentecostal Mission, with the Rev. Wendell Phillips officiating. Burial will be in Springville Christian Cemetery. Friends may call from 5-8 p.m. Wednesday at Day & Carter Mortuary, Bedford. and from 1 p.m. until the service Thursday at Springville Pentecostal Mission.

"Times Mail"Roger D. Koval, 51, of Bedford died at 9:52 a.m. Thursday at Bedford Regional Medical Center. He was employed at Relco Systems in Bedford. Survivors include two sons, Shane Koval of Mitchell and Dustin Koval of Fulton, N.Y.; three brothers, Tom Koval of Tucson, Ariz., Johnny Koval of Nashville, Tenn., and Casmire Koval of Syracuse, N.Y.; three sisters, Stephanie Jasak of Oswego, N.Y., Becky Eagan of Pennsylvania and Pat Sequin of Jacksonville, Fla.; and one grandchild. Graveside services will be conducted at 1 p.m. Monday at the Springville Christian Cemetery in Springville. Friends may call from 9 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. on Monday at Day & Carter Mortuary of Bedford.

"Times Mail" SPRINGVILLE Walter Staley, Jr., 67, Springville, died at 4:05 p.m. Saturday at his residence. He was a veteran of the Korean War. Survivors include his wife, April Staley of Springville; four daughters: Condra Staley of North Carolina, Deanna Mundy and Jennifer Turner, both of Mitchell; and Karen Prince of Idaho; one son, Brian Reynolds of New Mexico; two sisters: Sue New of Bedford and Linda Benson of Indianapolis. Services will be conducted at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Life Tabernacle in Springville. The Rev. Stanley Kelley will officiate. Burial will be at Springville Christian Cemetery. Friends may call from 3 to 8 p.m. today and from 5 p.m. until the time of service on Tuesday at the church. Arrangements are under the direction of Day & Carter Mortuary of Bedford.

"Times Mail"BLOOMINGTON Barbara A. Koval, 46, of 33 N. Madison died at 11:09 p.m. Thursday at Bloomington. Survivors include her husband, Roger Koval; two sons: Shane Koval of Mitchell and Dustin Koval of Fulton, N.Y.; three sisters: Kathy Kimble of Tucson, Ariz., Betty Kimble of Fulton, N.Y., and Jean Hayden of Bowie, Md.; three brothers: Phillip and Jimmy Brown, both of Fulton, N.Y., and Francis Brown Jr. of Hannibal, N.Y.; and one granddaughter. Graveside services will be at 1 p.m. Monday at Springville Christian Cemetery. Friends may call from 9 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Monday at Day & Carter Mortuary.

"Times Mail" OOLITIC - Ovalean Strunk, 77, of Oolitic died at 5:25 p.m. Sunday at her residence. She retired in 1987 from RCA in Bloomington. Survivors include two sons, Leonard Russell Strunk of Bedford and Michael Nolan Strunk of Greene County; six grandchildren; and 12 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Day & Carter Mortuary of Bedford. Burial will be in the Springville Christian Cemetery. Friends may call from 4 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at the mortuary.

"Times Mail" Monday, July 11, 1955 MRS MARY E. STRUNK DIES. Mrs. Mary Emma Strunk, 67, widow of Thomas F. Struck and mother of ten, died Sunday at 1:55 p.m. in the home of a son, Luther, R. R. 2, Springville. She had been in failing health for one year. A native of Pulaski County in Kentucky, she was born January 18, 1888, to John Perry and Lucinda Head Hardwick. She was a member of the Baptist Church at Tateville, Kentucky., near her birthplace. She was married to Thomas F. Strunk April 13, 1905. He died March 22, 1953. A daughter, Bessie Marie Strunk, preceded her in death. Nine children, two sisters, three brothers, thirty grandchildren and ten great-grandchildren survive her. Her sons are Luther, Clarence, Leonard and Orville Strunk, all of Lawrence County, Mrs. Clara Turpen , Mrs. Nancy Slaton, Mrs. Winnie Turpin and Mrs. Betty Baugh, daughters of the deceased, all survive in Lawrence County also. One daughter, Mrs. Anna Conner, now resides in Monroe County. Mrs. Strunk was the sister of Clayte Hardwick of Hayden, Indiana; Harvey Hardwick and Mrs. Dan Strunk of Tateville, Kentucky.; Mrs. Jimmy Cowan of Frazier, Kentucky., Jimmy Hardwick of Somerset, Kentucky. Funeral services for Mrs. Strunk will be conducted tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. in the Springville Methodist Church, with burial to follow in the Christian Cemetery at Springville. Rev. Earl Anderson and Rev. Robert Shotts will conduct the final rites. Friends may call at he Day and Carter Mortuary anytime today.

Friends characterize Baugh as silent hero to many in Bedford

By BOB BRIDGE, Times-Mail Staff Writer Bob Baugh, Bedford’s quiet, humble hero, died Sunday night at St. Vincent’s Hospital in Indianapolis of heart failure. It was just over a year ago that Thornton Memorial Boys Club officials designated one of its four new diamonds at Wiley Youth Park as Robert F. Baugh Field. “I've always dreamed about a park like this,” Baugh said as his eyes scanned the sparkling new facility. “I really feel humbled. A lot of people have put in a lot of hard work. A lot of people’s names could have gone up on that board.” But none more worthy than Robert F. Baugh, who directed the club from 1951 through 1983 and served as a teacher in Bedford from 1956 through 1987. “He was the kindest, most unselfish, most caring person I’ve ever met,” insisted Joe Klumpp, the club’s present director. “He never would take the credit for anything, yet he’s largely responsible for the success of our Boys Club. “Bob gave a lifetime of involvement to the club. I consider him a patriarch of our Boys Club family.” Klumpp recalled impromptu gatherings in Baugh’s office at the club on 16th Street. “I considered him my mentor,” he explained “He was just so wise about the ways of life. He used to hold court there in his office. Sometimes there were so many people that there weren’t enough chairs. He just had so much influence on people’s lives.” Bill Baker, who served as director following Baugh’s retirement, said Baugh had a special knack for dealing with people. “Bob Baugh was a gentleman’s gentleman among boys,” he explained. “Everyone respected Bob. He gave us so many good times, and we worked with so many fine boys through the years. A lot of those boys we worked with are the men who helped build that new park.” Lee Hutchinson, one of Baugh’s many lifelong friends, said Baugh faced many challenges as a young boy. “Bob grew up just as poor as any boy could be,” he noted. “He always wanted to take care of young kids, especially the ones from low-income families. “Bob would teach all day, then work at the club until late at night. We tried to give him a raise, but he wouldn’t take it. “He never sought fame and fortune, but he made so many friends. If you measured wealth according to respect, Bob was the richest man in town. Yet I don’t think he ever realized how much people thought of him.” Ed Charles described Baugh as the driving force behind the Boys Club. He said Baugh personally nurtured its development and care. “Larry Ikerd, Viv Bowden and I tried our best to give that man a raise, but he wouldn’t take it,” he recalled. “He didn’t want to take money away from the club or the kids. No one will ever know all the things he did for the boys in this community. “Our club would never have survived without Bob Baugh. He had to get by on a tight budget, and he always found a way to do it. He was a problem solver.”Bob Lee insisted Baugh was the ideal role model for Bedford’s youth. “In 55 years I’ve never known him to do one dishonest thing,” he said. “I’ve never known him to tell a lie. “He was always concerned about young kids, and never concerned about the well being of Bob Baugh. At one time I think he knew every kid in town. “Bob Baugh is irreplaceable. He was like a brother to me.” Viv Bowden echoed that sentiment. “He’s one of the most wonderful individuals I have ever known,” he said. “He’s a man that never said anything bad about anyone. He was just a peach of a man, and he was a self-made man.” Bowden said Baugh was a die-hard St. Louis Cardinal fan and an avid fisherman. “He loved to fish,” Bowden said. “We used to go to Canada each spring when school let out. We had a lot of good times.” Bowden characterized Baugh as an attentive, caring listener. “He was just a major influence in so many lives,” he explained. “He had the patience of Job and he cared so much about people, especially young people who needed his help.” Brian Baugh, Bob’s youngest son, said his father taught his children how to behave and how to treat other people. “He gave every minute of his life to the service of other people,” Brian noted. “He never worried about his pocketbook. He created so many opportunities for so many people. I can’t imagine there are many other people in Bedford who had such a major impact on so many lives.”

Monday, September 9, 1940 AGED RESIDENT DIES AT HOME William W. Wright, Springville Succumbs To Illness On Sunday. William Washington Wright, aged Springville resident, died at the home on Sunday afternoon at 12:30 o'clock. He had been ill since last Tuesday. Mr. Wright was 81 years of age, having celeberated his birthday anniversary on July 17. He was born in 1859 in Sullivan county to John and Mary Padgett Wright, and was married in 1882, to Ellen Brannon. She died Jan. 15, 1932. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Ed Duncan of Oolitic; Mrs. Floyd Flynn of Springville, and Mrs. Clarence Kirkman, of Springville; twenty grandchildren, 17 great grandchildren and one sister, Mrs. Elza Beal of this county. Mr. Wright was a member of the Springville Christian church. Funeral service will be conducted at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon from the Springville Methodist church, with burial in the Christian cemetery in that community. The remains were returned from Day-Carter and Roach funeral home to the residence this morning, where they will lie in state. SOURCE: Bedford Daily Times

BEDFORD DAILY MAIL FRIDAY, JANUARY 18,1918 MOTHER Of Mrs. George Holmes Of This City Died At Her Home At Springville Today. FUNERAL TO BE SATURDAY Mrs. Sarah Bridwell Etter passed away this morning at eleven o'clock at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Leota Holmes, in Springville, after a lingering illness having been confined to her bed the past year and being in an unconscious condition the past two weeks. Sarah Bridwell was born December 16, 1837, died January 18, 1918, age eighty years, one month and two days. In early womanhood she was married to Jame Etter, the union being blessed with two children, William and Leota and happiness reigned supreme in the little home until Lincoln called for volunteers and young Etter imbued with patriotic fervor was among the first to enlist and leave for the front. Despite the fact that she was left with the two babies to care for she was patient and cheerful until the news came that the companion had fallen on the southern battlefield and she was left to rear the little ones which she accomplished with credit. She was a life long member of the Christian church. She was a useful member of her community until the rigors of disease made it imperative for her to go to her daughter's home who repaid with solicitude the loving care in her decliining years. Surviving her are the daughter, Mrs. Holmes, of Springville; the son, William Etter, of California, and one sister, Mrs. Evelyn Ferguson, of Springville. The funeral services will be conducted at the Holmes home at one o'clock Saturday afternoon followed by interment at Springville.

BEDFORD INDEPENDENT BEDFORD, INDIANA WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1864 OBITUARY. Mary Short, wife of Milton Short, of Springville, Indiana, departed this life on the 13th inst., after a painful illness of many months, which she bore with Christian fortitude and patience. She left the most unmistakable evidence of her readiness to enter the paradise of God: "Tis sweet to die, with Jesus nigh."

THE BEDFORD DAILY TIMES MAIL MON., NOV. 4, 1940 AGED WOMAN PASSES AWAY Sarah Isabelle Hert, 81, Taken By Death Sunday Morning At Home Sarah Isabelle Hert, 81-year-old widow of John N. Hert, passed away Sunday morning at her home east of Springville on Bedford R. R. 4, after an illness of five weeks. Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Springville Christian church with the Rev. Claude Reuter officiating. Burial will be made in the Christian cemetery at Springville. Following death the body was taken to the Day-Carter & Roach funeral home and this morning was returned to the residence to lie in state until the funeral hour. A native of Martin county, Mrs. Hert was born September 3, 1859, to Jonathan and Elizabeth Fields Waggoner. She was united in marriage April 14, 1882, in Greene county to John N. Hert, who passed away on April 17, 1934. Survivors include two sons, Eugene Hert, at home, and Allen Hert of Oolitic; four daughters Misses Elizabeth, Effie, Gertrude and Adda, all at home; four grandchildren; a brother, Everettt Waggoner, of Williams and several nieces and nephews.

BEDFORD DAILY TIMES-MAIL TUESDAY, JANUARY 2, 1945 BYERS FUNERAL SERVICE MONDAY Funeral services for Harry Byers, 58, resident at 225 Lafayette street in Oolitic, who died at 4:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon at Dunn Memorial Hospital, where he was admitted Friday night, were held at the Elmwood Chapel of the Day-Carter & Roach funeral home at 2:30 o'clock Monday afternoon with the Rev. E. J. Yorger, of Lafayette, former pastor of the Bedford First Presbyterian Church and Rev. Paul Sherrill, present pastor of the church officiating. Rev. Yorger intoned the hymns, "O Love That Wilt Not Let Me Go" and "My Faith Looks Up To Thee," and Mrs. Clement Adams, chapel organist, rendered "Pilgrim's Chorus," by Wagner, and "Going Home", by Dvorak during the services. Floral tributes were in charge of Pauline Thompson, Mary Alice Cheeks and Betty Anderson. Pall bearers were Walter Giles, Ray Mitchell, Harlan Carmichael, Albert Armstrong, O. O. Hall, Homer Hudson, Bret Carmichael and Elva Henderson. Burial was made in the Springville Christian cemetery. A native of Oolitic, Mr. Byers was born to Lincoln and Jennie Giles Byers on June 11, 1866. He married Mary Gray on June 15, 1908, who preceded him in death February 15, 1932. He formerly engaged in agricultural pursuits and was employed as a quarry worker. He recently had been employed at the Crane Naval Ammunition Depot. He had been ill the past six weeks. He belonged to the Oolitic Church of Christ. He is survived by three childrn, Lt. Gordon Byers, now serving in the U.S. Army in Germany; Richard, at home, and Mrs. Horace Duncan, Oolitic; three grandchildren, and a brother, Dr. Norman R. Byers, Brook Knoll. A daughter, Pauline, preceded him in death at the age of six years.

TIMES MAIL FRIDAY, FEB. 1, 1985 AUDREY COLVIN Audrey D. Colvin, 66, 1114 R St., Bedford, died following a lengthy illness at 3:32 p.m. Thursday at Dunn Memorial Hospital. She was born Sept. 10, 1918, in Clinton County, Ky., to Ell and Bellzora Gibson Stailey. She married Doyle Colvin Feb. 6, 1937, and he survives. She was a member of the Oolitic Baptist Church. Surviving with the husband are two sons, Rodney Colvin, R. R., Bedford, and Randy Colvin, Ellettsville; one daughter, Mrs. Jerry (Sharon) Kemp, Ellettsville; seven grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; two brothers, Jesse and Steve Stailey, both of Bedford; three sisters, Thelma Staley, Bloomingon, Mrs. Tom (Ruby) Adams, R. R., Bedford, and Mrs. James (Eva) Moore, London, Ky. She was preceded in death by one sister, Edna Perry, and one brother, Everett Stailey. Funeral services will be at 3 p.m. Saturday at the Day & Carter Mortuary, the Rev. Richard Tallman officiating. Burial will be in Springville Christian Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 6 to 9 p.m. today and from 9 a.m. Saturday until the service time.

"Times Mail"Joanne May of Springville, IN, died Saturday, January 25, 2003, at the Bloomington Hospital. Born on December 13, 1930, in Martin County, IN, she was the daughter of Marlin and Nellie (Crane) Hert. She married James W. May on March 2, 1951, and he survives. Surviving with her husband are three sons: Steve May and wife, Patty, Alan May and wife, Karen, and Tom May, all of Springville, IN; one daughter, Rachel May of Bedford, IN; two sisters, Luella Pearson of Springville, IN, and Kathaleen Mitchell and husband, Charles, of Edinburgh, IN; and five grandchildren: Paul May, Amy May, Brandy May, Tony May, and Than May. She was preceded in death by one brother, Nolan Hert in 1983. She was a librarian for several years at the Oolitic High School. She had been a Pink Lady at Dunn Hospital, was a member of the Avoca Baptist Church, and was active in the Women's Missionary Circle and the Library Committee. Services for Joanne May will be at 11:00 a.m. Tuesday, January 28th, at the Day & Carter Mortuary with Pastor Kyle Witmer officiating. Burial will follow in the Springville Christian Cemetery. Friends may call from 2-8 p.m. Monday at the Day & Carter Mortuary.

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Wife of Milton Short

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Owens & Mary E. Short

March 21, 2001 Robert L. Miller, 73, of Bedford died at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday at Bedford Regional Medical Center in Bedford. He had been ill for three years. Born in Bedford, he was the son of Leonard and Nellie (Rogers) Miller. He married Norma Jean Henderson on July 30, 1949 and she preceded him in death on July 22, 1997. He was a blacksmith and retired from Independent Limestone Co. of Bloomington in 1992. He attended the Davis Memorial Church of the Nazarene in Bedford. He was a veteran of the U.S. Navy and a member of Limestone Mechanic's Union. He was an avid NASCAR fan, following his favorite driver, Jeff Gordon. He was also a member of the Indiana Chapter of the Thunderbird Car Club. Survivors include his stepmother, Julia Miller of Linton; two sons, Robert Alan Miller of Bedford and Robin Dale Miller of Indianapolis; two daughters, Susie Robinson and Angela Kidd, both of Bedford; two brothers, Caroll Miller of Peoria, Ill., and Larry Miller of Oolitic; one sister, Thelma Kay Rice of Bloomington; nine grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents; his wife and one granddaughter, Brier Neumann. Funeral services will be conducted at 1 p.m. Saturday at Ferguson-Lee Funeral Home in Bedford, with the Rev. Doyle Henderson officiating. Burial will be in Springville Christian Cemetery in Springville. Graveside military rites will be accorded by members of American Legion Gillen Post No. 33. Friends may call from 3 to 9 p.m. Friday at the funeral home. A beloved father and grandfather, he will be sadly missed by all who knew him.

"Times Mail"Feb. 18, 2001 Eunice M. May, 81, of Bedford died at 3:20 p.m. Sunday at Bedford Regional Medical Center in Bedford following an 11-year illness. Survivors include five sons, James May of Sterling, Colo., Roger and David May, both of Bedford, Cecil May of Colorado Springs, Colo., and Henry May of Springville; one daughter, Mary Young of Bedford; two brothers, Lester Shepherd of Florida and Murnal Shepherd of Columbus; 18 grandchildren and serveral great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Day & Carter Mortuary in Bedford. Burial will be in Springville Christian Cemetery. Friends may call from 4 to 9 p.m. Tuesday and from 9 a.m. until the service time on Wednesday at the mortuary.

Bedford Weekly Mail July 22, 1913 Abram Buher, grandfather of Mrs. Thomas Brinkworth, died Tuesday night at 9 o'clock, at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Lorene B. Faucett, Lincoln Avenue, after a lingering illness. For several days his condition had been exceedingly grave and death was not unexpected. He died of dysentery. He was born in Daviess County in 1837, and enlisted for duty as a solider during the Civil War. He was taken ill, however, before the Company left Terre Haute and owing to continues ill health, was discharged and returned home. He was a member of the Grand Army of the Republic, and the local post will havee charge of the funeral services. His wife died about seven years ago and for a long time he had been making his home with his daughter, Mrs Faucett. One son, Malcolm Buher, resides on North O Street and a daughter, Mrs William Carmichael also resides in this city. Funeral Services were conducted at Springville Thursday Morning at 10:30 o'clock. Burial was at Springville in the Christian Cemetery.

Ward A Clements departed this life at 10:30 a.m. Monday, October 24, 1977. He had entered Methodist Hospital, Indianapolis on October 16. He had been in failing health since February of 1977. He was 64 years of age. Mr Clements was born in Martin County to Floyd R. and Clara Emaline Gee Clements on November 20, 1912. on November 10, 1930 he was united in marriage to Nellie Spoonmore. Three children were born to this union. Ward Clements served as a custodian at the Springville School and was a retired employee of NWSC at Crane He was a member of the Springville Christian Church serving as a member of the church board. Surviving the deceased were the wife, Nellie; one son, Richard of St Louis, Missouri; one daughter Mrs Ann Elias of California; two sisters, Mrs Mary Stevenson and Mrs Marjorie Allen, both of Springville. Three grandchildren and one great grandchild also survives. Barbara Louden a daughter preceded him in death. Funeral services for Mr. Clements were conducted from the day &Carter Mortuary with Rev, Douglas Martin officiating. Burial was in the Springville Christian Cemetery.

Alex Evans Answered "Here!"

On Shiloh's awful battlefield,

Where neither North nor South would yield,

Twixt Union men and Rebel host,

For the Union cause at any cost,

Mid loud cannon shots and shells,

Where brave herioc generals fell,

When the call came for men without fear,

Alex Evans answered "Here!"

On Lookout Mountain's headless height,

The foe pushed in headlong flight,

The call came for men without fear,

And Captain Evans answered "Here!"

When the war was over as peaceful man,

He labored still with heart and hand,

He took a Christian as a wife,

With her he fought the battle of life,

Three girls, six boys in all they raised,

Three who preceeded them to the grave,

When family needs came loud and clear,

Father Evans answered "Here!"

At last the call from Heaven he heard,

And became obedient to the living word,

He joined the army of the mighty Prince,

And has lived faithful to him ever since,

When Heaven's call came loud and clear,

Brother Evans answered "Here!"

(Wrriten by Quincy Short Read at funeral of Alexander Evans)

Weekly Mail Aprill 27, 1900 Died at her home in Springville, Indiana, April 20, 1900 Hester Veach aged 55 years, 16 days

Luther W Strunk was born in Pulaski County, Kentucky, on July 31, 1907. He was the son of Fount and Emma (Hardwick) Strunk He was married to Senia Owens on June June 16, 1929. He had made his home on Route 1 Springville. Mr Strunk had been an employee of central Foundry for some 24 years before his retirement. Luther W Strunk died at Bedford Medical Center on Wednesday October 06, 1978. He was 71 years of age. Surviving him at the time of his demise were the wife and four sons; Claude of Indianapolis, Eugene of Whiteland, Robert of Columbus and Donald of Bedford. Three daughters; Mrs Betty Edwards, Mrs Bonnie Silvers of Oolitic anf Mrs Linda Phillips of Springville remained. Nineteen grandchildren and five great grandchildren, three brothers, and five sisters survived also. Funeral services were conducted at Day & Carter Mortuary with Rev Jarvis Martin officiating