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Subject: Nicholson, Nichols, Wheeler, Kurgan and Abbott obits
Date: Sun, 6 Jan 2002 01:57:53 EST

1857
Wheeler Benjamin Clark, died near Fiddletown, Calif., on March 3, infant son
of S.C. & May Wheeler, aged 6 mos. & 23 days. (April 24, --R.H.)

1872
Wheeler, Mary Emma, eldest daughter of Alonzo C. & Harriet wheeler, was b. in
Newark, Ohio, Dec. 16, 1851, & d. at Clear Spring, Ind., March 20, 1872.
(March 28--B)

1879
Wheeler, Women--A negro woman named Wheeler, aged about 35 yrs., d. at the
co. asylum Tues. night. (June 19)

1886
Wheeler, Alvin, died at Freetown, Mon., Aug. 9, aged 98 years. Funeral at
Freetown yesterday. (Tues., Aug. 11-S)

1886
Wheeler, Infant --Freetown news-- Rev. Price preached the funeral of Marion
Wheeler's infant, which died sometime ago, on Sun. morning. (Thurs., April
15--B)

1887
McKain, Emily--Died at the residence of her dau., Mrs. Marshall Hudson, in
Brownstown twp., Fri., April 8, Mrs. Emily McKain, aged 58 years. She was b.
in Redding twp., March 15, 1829. she was the mother of 9 children, 6 of whom
are living--Mrs. Hudson, Mrs. Mary Motsinger, Mrs. Margaret Reedy, Mrs.
Stocker Wheeler, of this county; Mrs. Retta Smith & David Mc Kain, of White
County. The remains were interred in the Taylor's Chapel cem., Saturday. (
Mon., April 8, 1887. Her maiden name was Emeline Grosvenor. She 1m. Israel
Wheeler in 1844, & he d. in 1851. She 2m Edward McKain in 1853. She had 6
children by her second husband, 4 of whom are living. (Tues., April 12--D)

1887
Wheeler, child--Freetown news--The youngest child of James Wheeler d. last
Sun. of chronic diarrhea. The remains were interred in the Taylor cemetery.
(Wed. Nov. 16--D)

1888
Smith, Samuel --Freetown news. was married to Huldah Wheeler in 1843.

1888
Wheeler, Bruce--Houston news -- son of Frank & Emma Wheeler, d. Mon., August
6, at the residence of his grandparent, Eli F. Thompson, with cholera
infantum. (Thurs., Aug. 16--D)

1890
Wheeler, William--Acme--news--died at his home Fri., aged 44 yrs. 9mos, & 18
days. of ulceration of the stomach. He leaves a wife and 7 children. (March
20)

1886
Nichols, Daughter --The infant dau. of Wm. Nichols, of this place, d. last
Thurs., aged about 5 months. (Thurs., Sept. 30--B)

1886
Nicholson, son--Reddington news--A little son of James Nicholson was buried
at the Gossett graveyard Friday. (Tues., July 27--S)

1887
Kurgan, Alice--d. of consumption at the residence of her father, John
Nichols, in this place, on Wed. of last week, aged 21yrs., & 2 weeks. She was
the wife of David Kurgan, who cruelly deserted her a yr. or more ago, & who
is now in Ohio, whence he came to this place. Burial in the new cem.
Thursday. (Thurs., Feb. 24--B)

1887
Nicholson, Mattie--the 7 yr. dau. of Robert Nicholson, who lives 6 miles east
of this city, d. last night of throat disease. (Fri., Nov. 11--D)

1888
Prow, Charles married Elizabeth J. Nichilson May 11, 1848 in Washington
County, Indiana.

1889
Nickolson, Samuel -- d. at his home here on Thursday. The remains were taken
to his former home in Washington Co. for burial. He leaves a wife & family.
(Jan.31)

1887
Abbott, Mary M. --Died at the family residence on Indianapolis Ave., Mon.,
Nov. 28, of pneumonia, Mrs. Oliver Abbott, in the 55th yr. of her age. Mary
M. Pyatt was born in 1833 in Delaware county, Ohio, and was married to O.P.
Abbott in 1858, near Columbus, this state, where she resided with her husband
until they removed to Redding twp., this county, 8 yrs ago. They removed to
this city last spring. She was the mother of 8 children; 4 of whom --Charles,
Delbert, Mrs. Eliza F. Well and Miss Ella A.--with her husband survive her.
Interment will be made at the Mount Pleasant cem., 3 miles west of Columbus,
Wednesday. (Tues., Nov. 29--D)

1887
Montgomery, Mrs. David--died at the residence of her father, O.P. Abbott, who
resides on Indianapolis Ave., Sun. July 3, of consumption, Mrs. David
Montgomery, aged 23 years. She leaves a husband & 2 little daughters. (Mon.,
July 4--D)

1888
Abbott, Fannie--Died at the residence of her parents in Reddington this
morning, July 20, of cholera infantum, Fannie, dau. of Dillard Abbott, age 10
months. (Fri. July 20--D)

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