Kirkpatrick - John
Source: John Kirkpatrick, Naturalized 8 Oct 1866 signed own name b. 1846 Dumfrees Shire Scotland left from Port Carlyle, England arriving (no port given) Jan 1864.
Source: 1870 Census #144 Coal Creek Twp
John Kirkpatrick (1834 - 1910 New Richmond Cemetery) 35 Farmer $180 personal property b. Scotland Margaret 34 England (1838 - 1902 New Richmond Cemetery). William James 11 W. Canada; Ida E. 9 W. Canada; John 7 W. Canada Mary 5 Indiana Anna j. ? age b Indiana.
Source: 1900 Census Coal Creek #236 b. Sept 1835 Here 1865 Farmer b. Scotland parents b. Scotland. Margaret b. March 1837 England parents b. England Della b. June 1887 Indiana Scotland England Quinn (son) Feb 1876 ind Scot Engl Fuller, Adda orphan March 1886 Ind ind Ind.
Source: Death Record H - 35 p 74 b. Sept 22, 1834 d. May 10, 1910 Father: William b. Scotland Mother Elizabeth Dunkell b. Scotland bur. New Richmond Cemetery.
Source: Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County Indiana, May 11, 1910
Tuesday about 12 o'clock at the home of his son, Quinn Kirkpatrick, five mi. southwest of this place, occurred the death of John Kirkpatrick, one of the best known and most prominent citizens of this community aged 77 years. For the past 9 years, Mr. Kirkpatrick has been suffering with paralysis and his death was finally the result of this disease. Mr. Kirkpatrick was a retired farmer and for several eyars has been making his home with his son. The deceased was born in Scotland and when quite a young man, he came to Canada where at the age of about 30 he was married to Miss Martha St. Clair, and together shortly after they came to the states, settling in the vicinity of New Richmond. Mrs. Kirkpatrick preceded her husband in death about 8 years ago. Mr. Kirkpatrick during the many days of his affliction was a patient sufferer. He was amember of the Methodist Church of New Richmond for many years. The deceased was the father of 7 children, Joseph die din young manhood, those surviving, being William of Farmington Iowa; John A and Quinn of New Richmond; Mrs. Harman Lidka, Mrs. Phillip Dewey and Mrs. Henry Jones, all of near New Richmond. The funeral will occur Thursday at 2:30 p.m. from the home of his son, where his death occurred, the burial taking place at the New Richmond Cemetery.