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Some obituaries from the Public Press, New Albany, Indiana, March 4, 1891
Public Press, New Albany, Indiana 4 Mar 1891 p4c5
Edward FITE, who was injured at the "Y" of the Monon, this city, in a wreck
about a year and a half ago, died between 4 and 5 o'clock Tuesday afternoon,
from the result of his injuries. Mr. FITE had almost recovered at one time
and returned to work, but was taken sick and was compelled to abandon the
road entirely. Deceased was about thirty-five years of age, wa a member in
good standing of Hope Lodge, No. 83, I.O.O.F. He leaves a wife and one
child. The Odd Fellows will have charge of the funeral ceremonies.
Public Press, New Albany, Indiana 4 Mar 1891 p4c5
Michael KELLY, aged 33 years, died of consumption at his home on Sycamore
street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth Tuesday. Deceased was a varnisher and
was employed at Shrader's furniture factory. He was unmarried.
Public Press, New Albany, Indiana 4 Mar 1891 p4c6
Miss Mary POTTER, aged 24 years, died at her home on Poplar street, Saturday
morning, of lung trouble.
Public Press, New Albany, Indiana 4 Mar 1891 p4c6
Mrs. Sidney JOHNSON died at the County Poor Farm Saturday morning,
consumption, aged 23 years. Deceased had been under treatment at the Charity
Hospital, but when it was found that the trouble was incurable, she was sent
to the Poor Farm, where she died.
Public Press, New Albany, Indiana 4 Mar 1891 p4c6
Mrs. Daisy HARRIS, daughter of James ALBERTSON, died Sunday at the family
residence on Upper Fifth street, between Main and Water.
Public Press, New Albany, Indiana 4 Mar 1891 p4c6
John CLARK died at his home at Galena Floyd County, of paralysis, Sunday
evening, aged about sixty-five years. He had been sick but a few weeks. He
had always enjoyed remarkable good health and was a very active man during
his entire lifetime. He leaves four sons Charles, William, Edward, and John
CLARK, Jr., and four daughters, Mrs. D. M. SCOTT, of Kansas City; Mrs. W. J.
SCOTT, Mrs. Lindsley WADE, and Mrs. J. W. DEM[P]STER , all grown, and his
wife, to mourn his death. Mr. Scott [CLARK] was a farmer of the progressive,
and driving order.
Public Press, New Albany, Indiana 4 Mar 1891 p4c6
Mrs. Nancy TOWNSEND, aged about eighty-five years, died at her home in St.
Louis, Mo., on Saturday evening last. Mrs. TOWNSEND, formerly of this city,
and was the widow of Isaiah TOWNSEND, many years since deceased. Mrs.
TOWNSEND made this city her home until a few years ago, when she took up her
home at her son's residence in St. Louis. Deceased was well known in New
Albany, and has a large circle of friends residing here.
Public Press, NEw Albany, Indiana 4 Mar 1891 p4c6
A two-year-old daughter of Commodore RICHARDSON, residing in the West End,
died Tuesday morning, Ma