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1. CORRECTION [1]
THE DATES FOR THE OBITS OF: SARAH A. ALLEN PATE CHILD OF HOLBERT SHEEKS SHOULD HAVE READ FRIDAY, AUG. 13, 1886 INSTEAD OF SATURDAY. SORRY FOR THE MISTAKE.
2. MRS. KELLY - 1877 [1]
BEDFORD STAR BEDFORD, INDIANA AUGUST 11, 1877 Mrs. Kelly, of Daviess county, the mother of Mrs. Michael Heitger of this place, died Tuesday night.
3. UNKNOWN INFANT - 1887 [1]
BEDFORD DEMOCRAT BEDFORD, INDIANA FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1887 STATE NEWS J. T. Simmons, a farmer of Marion township, this county, found a dead baby in an unused barn on the farm of Squire McDonald. He had got permission of McDonald a few days since to use the barn, but when he attempted to put one of his horses in it the horse refused to enter. This caused him to make a thorough search of the barn with the above result. Suspicion points to an unmarried (*next line unreadable) few days ago she was seen in
4. B. F. or G. E. BRINEGAR - 1887 [1]
BEDFORD DEMOCRAT BEDFORD, INDIANA FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1887 AVOCA Died on Sunday, February 27, B. F. Brinegar, at this home near this place. Deceased was in the fifty-ninth year of his age. He has been a life long resident of this place. He served in both the Mexican and late war. He leaves a wife and five children to mourn his absence. He was a member of no church, but believed in the immortality of his soul: "There is no death; the stars go down, To rise upon some fairer shore, And bright in heaven
5. JOHN T. HUMMELL - 1887 [1]
BEDFORD DEMOCRAT BEDFORD, INDIANA FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1887 Death of J. T. Hummell. John T. Hummell, who was well known in our community died at his residence in East Bedford at 10 o'clock Friday night. He was born in Greene county, New York, March 14, 1832. He was twice married. He was married to his first wife, by whom he had four children in 1850; his wife dying in -----. He was married in 1876 to Sarah E. McMorris, who is left to mourn the loss of a kind and indulgent husband. In the spring of t
6. AMBROSE WILLIAMS - 1881 [1]
BEDFORD STAR BEDFORD, INDIANA DEC. 24, 1881 Fillion & Smith are making a fine monument to be erected on the grave of the late Ambrose Williams. NOTE: Ambrose Williams: 11 May 1839  15 Sep 1881. Co. E 136th Ind Inf. Burial at Mt. Olive Cemetery, Spice Valley Twp.
7. THOMAS MARTIN - 1878 [1]
BEDFORD STAR BEDFORD, INDIANA JUNE 8, 1878 A young man by the name of Thomas Martin was drowned at Fort Ritner on last Tuesday while in White river bathing. It required a search of three hours to find his body.
8. HENRY KISSELL - 1877 [1]
BEDFORD STAR BEDFORD, INDIANA AUGUST 25, 1877 Henry Kissell, aged sixteen, of Evansville, was struck on the head by a falling limb Saturday, while chopping a tree for fire wood. It was thought only a slight wound until the next evening, when he was suddenly taken sick, and died in a few minutes. His skull had bee fractured.
9. DAUGHTER OF VAN WRAY - 1891 [1]
BEDFORD DEMOCRAT BEDFORD, INDIANA FRIDAY, SEPT. 11, 1891 COUNTY ITEMS. MITCHELL. A little eight year old daughter of Van Wray met with an accident last week which resulted in her death. She was playing in the yard with Bertha, the little daughter of J. L. Dodson. Bertha Dodson had a butcher knife and by some means in running around the house they ran together, the knife penetrating the abdomen making a wound from which the intestines protruded. Several doctors were called who did all they could for t
10. JOHN DAVIS - 1887 [1]
BEDFORD DEMOCRAT BEDFORD, INDIANA FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1887 STATE NEWS J. M. Grimes, editor of the Jasper (Ind.) Times, passed through Louisville Sunday. He had just returned from a tour over the ground at Eckerty, Perry county, Ind., where the man John Davis was hanged on the charge of having outraged Ella Flanagan. He says that it is now known that John Davis was not guilty of the crime and died at the hands of the lynchers an innocent man. His brother, Clay Davis, who made the assault, has not been app
11. HERBERT HOOVER BROCK - 1889 [1]
BEDFORD DEMOCRAT BEDFORD, INDIANA FRIDAY, AUG. 23, 1889 Herb. Brock, who has been very low with consumption at the residence of his parents in northwest Bedford, died last Wednesday night. He leaves a wife and child, father and mother, brothers and sisters, and a host of friends to mourn his untimely departure. NOTE: Herbert Hoover Brock: 2 May 1863  21 Aug 1889. Son of Bateman. Burial at Beech Grove Cemetery, Bedford.
12. JOHN S. McDONALD - 1877 [1]
BEDFORD STAR BEDFORD, INDIANA SEPT. 8, 1877 John S. McDonald, once a citizen of Bedford, who died a few weeks since in New Albany, had his life insured for $30,000.
13. MRS. SAM McCLINTOCK - 1886 [1]
BEDFORD DEMOCRAT BEDFORD, INDIANA FRIDAY, DEC. 24, 1886 FORT RITNER Sam McClintock's wife, who had been sick for quite a long time, died of pneumonia fever last week. Mr. M. has a son that is quite low with the same fever.
14. IRA COBB - 1877 [1]
BEDFORD STAR BEDFORD, INDIANA SEPT. 8, 1877 In another column will be found the report of the Cobb murder which we take from the Daily Magnet. ********* The Gwin who was shot in the difficulty near Guthrie is not the man who formerly lived here. ************ TERRIBLE AFFRAY  TWO MEN SHOT  ONE MORTALLY WOUNDED. On last Sunday afternoon three men, Ira Cobb, a man by the name of Johnson and another named Gwin, got into a difficulty at Guthrie, about eight miles north of here. Cobb and Gwin attempted t
15. JENNIE WHITTER / may be MARY WHITTED - 1889 [1]
BEDFORD DEMOCRAT BEDFORD, INDIANA FRIDAY, AUG. 23, 1889 CEDAR RIDGE Death visits our young as well as old. Jennie Whitter, after a long suffering, departed this life August 10th, 1889, with that terrible disease consumption. She bore her sufferings patiently and was ready to go where she was called. Jennie was a great girl and was loved by all who knew her, if she had an enemy we never heard of it. Here remains were interred in the graveyard near the Lee school house, and were followed to their last
16. CAPT. ISAAC NEWKIRK - 1892 [1]
BEDFORD DEMOCRAT BEDFORD, INDIANA FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1892 Capt. Isaac Newkirk was born in Lawrence county, Indiana, near Leesville, April 20th, 1822, and died in Bedford, Ind., Feb. 29th, 1892. He united with the M. E. church in early life and remained a faithful member till death. April 23, 1845, he was married to Miss Elizabeth J. Milligan. This union was blessed with four children, two of whom with the mother greet the father on the other shore. As a father Capt. Newkirk was kind, loving, tender and
17. LIDA PICKEL - 1886 [1]
BEDFORD DEMOCRAT BEDFORD, INDIANA FRIDAY, DEC. 24, 1886 Miss Lida Pickel, a former Normalite and a teacher in this county, died at Indianapolis last Saturday.
18. REV. JOHN D. HIGHT, D. D. - 1886 [1]
BEDFORD DEMOCRAT BEDFORD, INDIANA FRIDAY, DEC. 24, 1886 Rev. John D. Hight, D. D., assistant editor of the Western Christian Advocate, died at his home in Cincinnati last Saturday. He was born in Monroe County, this State, and was one of the most prominent ministers in the Methodist conference.
19. JESSE W. SCOGGAN - 1877 [1]
BEDFORD STAR BEDFORD, INDIANA SEPT. 15, 1877 A little boy of John Scoggans died on Tuesday of flux. NOTE: Jesse W. Scoggan: 11 Sep 1875  10 Sep 1877. Son of J. & E. Burial at Samuel Scoggan Cemetery, Shawswick Twp.
20. MISSING NEWSPAPER ISSUES [1]
Issues of the Bedford Star from Sept. 22, 1877 till June 8, 1878 and from June 8, 1878 to Jan. 31, 1880 are missing from this microfilm.
21. MARY IDA BIVANS/BIVINS - 1886 [1]
BEDFORD DEMOCRAT BEDFORD, INDIANA FRIDAY, DEC. 24, 1886 Miss Ida Bivans, who went to Illinois about six weeks ago to visit her sister, was brought home Tuesday morning dead. She died of typhoid pneumonia. NOTE: Mary Ida Bivins: 19 Feb 1865  19 Dec 1886. Daughter of W. H. & Sarah. 21y 10m. Burial at Pleasant Run Cemetery, Pleasant Run Twp.
22. HENRY S. WRAY - 1889 [1]
BEDFORD DEMOCRAT BEDFORD, INDIANA FRIDAY, AUG. 23, 1889 LEESVILLE On last Saturday a sad telegram was received here, from Nebraska, announcing the death of Henry Wray, a young man who was raised in this community. He was a son of Mr. and Mrs. Silas Wray, and was in his 21st year. Henry was an enterprising young man, of reputable character, kind and affectionate to all who knew him, and dearly loved by his brothers, sisters and loving parent (his mother having already gone before.) He was animated wit
23. JOHN G. GATES, MICHAEL TRACEY & JOHN BURCH - 1886 [1]
BEDFORD DEMOCRAT BEDFORD, INDIANA FRIDAY, NOV. 5, 1886 BURNED TO DEATH INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 3  A special to the Daily News from Loogootee, Martin county, Ind., says that at 3 o'clock this morning the Ackerman Hotel, a two-story frame building, was burned and three men perished in the flames. They were forgotten in the excitement until it was too late to save them. Two of them were John G. Gates and Michael Tracey, who were yesterday elected Treasurer and Auditor, respectively, of Martin county. Worn out
24. INFANT CHILD OF DR. CHARLEY - 1886 [1]
BEDFORD DEMOCRAT BEDFORD, INDIANA FRIDAY, AUG. 13, 1886 An infant child of Dr. Charley, who had charge of the Indian show, died at Washington, Ind., last Thursday.
25. LOUIS BOURGERY - 1881 [1]
BEDFORD STAR BEDFORD, INDIANA DEC. 24, 1881 Louis Bourgery, formerly of this county, died near Oxford, Kansas, on the 14th of December, of pneumonia. He was a native of France and was 73 years old.
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