The funeral of the late A. J. Kingsley, whose death occurred yesterday afternoon will be held from the family home, 605 North Plum street at two o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The interment will occur in Eastside cemetery.
Mr. Kingsley was 77 years of age; an older man than many took him to be, for he was spry and active up until his last illness. He had lived in Kansas for thirty-six years, and had acquired considerable wealth during his stay in Hutchinson, manly from investments here. He owned extensive real estate holdings in Hutchinson.
He was a New Englander, having been born in Willimantic, Conn., May 1, 1835. He was married in that state in 1857 to Minerva L. Fuller, and they located in Illinois. In 1876 they came to Kansas, settling in McPherson County, where Mr. Kingsley engaged in farming and stock raising.
He retired from the farm 18 years ago and moved to Hutchinson. He is survived by six sons and daughters: Mrs. Flo Lillie, of Roxbury; L. F. Kingsley, of Inman; Mrs. Clara Richards of Hutchinson; Fred Kingsley, of Topeka; Mrs. Mary Merritt, of Haven; and Miss Grace Kingsley, of Hutchinson.
Rev. A. J. Boxler, of Marion, will conduct the funeral services tomorrow.
Hutchinson News, Hutchinson, Kansas 18 April 1912
Mr. Kingsley was 77 years of age; an older man than many took him to be, for he was spry and active up until his last illness. He had lived in Kansas for thirty-six years, and had acquired considerable wealth during his stay in Hutchinson, manly from investments here. He owned extensive real estate holdings in Hutchinson.
He was a New Englander, having been born in Willimantic, Conn., May 1, 1835. He was married in that state in 1857 to Minerva L. Fuller, and they located in Illinois. In 1876 they came to Kansas, settling in McPherson County, where Mr. Kingsley engaged in farming and stock raising.
He retired from the farm 18 years ago and moved to Hutchinson. He is survived by six sons and daughters: Mrs. Flo Lillie, of Roxbury; L. F. Kingsley, of Inman; Mrs. Clara Richards of Hutchinson; Fred Kingsley, of Topeka; Mrs. Mary Merritt, of Haven; and Miss Grace Kingsley, of Hutchinson.
Rev. A. J. Boxler, of Marion, will conduct the funeral services tomorrow.
Hutchinson News, Hutchinson, Kansas 18 April 1912
The funeral of the late A. J. Kingsley, whose death occurred yesterday afternoon will be held from the family home, 605 North Plum street at two o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The interment will occur in Eastside cemetery.
Mr. Kingsley was 77 years of age; an older man than many took him to be, for he was spry and active up until his last illness. He had lived in Kansas for thirty-six years, and had acquired considerable wealth during his stay in Hutchinson, manly from investments here. He owned extensive real estate holdings in Hutchinson.
He was a New Englander, having been born in Willimantic, Conn., May 1, 1835. He was married in that state in 1857 to Minerva L. Fuller, and they located in Illinois. In 1876 they came to Kansas, settling in McPherson County, where Mr. Kingsley engaged in farming and stock raising.
He retired from the farm 18 years ago and moved to Hutchinson. He is survived by six sons and daughters: Mrs. Flo Lillie, of Roxbury; L. F. Kingsley, of Inman; Mrs. Clara Richards of Hutchinson; Fred Kingsley, of Topeka; Mrs. Mary Merritt, of Haven; and Miss Grace Kingsley, of Hutchinson.
Rev. A. J. Boxler, of Marion, will conduct the funeral services tomorrow.
Hutchinson News, Hutchinson, Kansas 18 April 1912
Mr. Kingsley was 77 years of age; an older man than many took him to be, for he was spry and active up until his last illness. He had lived in Kansas for thirty-six years, and had acquired considerable wealth during his stay in Hutchinson, manly from investments here. He owned extensive real estate holdings in Hutchinson.
He was a New Englander, having been born in Willimantic, Conn., May 1, 1835. He was married in that state in 1857 to Minerva L. Fuller, and they located in Illinois. In 1876 they came to Kansas, settling in McPherson County, where Mr. Kingsley engaged in farming and stock raising.
He retired from the farm 18 years ago and moved to Hutchinson. He is survived by six sons and daughters: Mrs. Flo Lillie, of Roxbury; L. F. Kingsley, of Inman; Mrs. Clara Richards of Hutchinson; Fred Kingsley, of Topeka; Mrs. Mary Merritt, of Haven; and Miss Grace Kingsley, of Hutchinson.
Rev. A. J. Boxler, of Marion, will conduct the funeral services tomorrow.
Hutchinson News, Hutchinson, Kansas 18 April 1912
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