John Mauzy Bebout was born in
Union Township, Rush Co., Ind.,
Jan. 22. 1865.
He united with the Ben Davis Creek
Christian Church at the age of 19
years, later placing his membership
in the Little Flat Rock Christian
Church.
He was married Aug. 7, 1887, to
Lora Carney. Of their three children,
lie is survived by one son, Howard,
Stella passed away in infancy, Lowel
living to almost manhood, died
Oct 1, 1912.
Mr. Bebout was engaged in farming
practically all his life, for several
years being" Trustee of Noble Township.
A few years ago they moved to
Rushville, where he entered the real
estate business.
Last fall they returned to their
farm near Milroy. The first of December,
when he became ill, they
came to the home of their son in
Rushville, where he passed away
Jan. 17, 1922.
He leaves a widow, one son a
granddaughter, three sisters and two
brothers. The son, Mr. Howard Bebout
and grand daughter Betty reside
in Rushville. The sisters and brothers
are Mrs. John Hanes of Pendleton,
Ind., Mrs. D. B. Duff of Akron, 0hio,
Mrs. Wilber Stiers of Rushvilie, Mr.
Alston Bebont of Indianapolis and
Mr. Will Bebout of Oklahoma.
He lived a quiet Christian life, true
to his own conviction; was a devoted
husband and father; a kind and noble
brother; a good, true neighbor;
and a helping friend to the needy.
He sacrificed self for family or
friend, nevfer complaining but always
doing for tlifem his best.
At his passing let us remember
"This is the land of dying; the next
is the land,of living".
The funeral services were conducted
Thursday evening at the Main
Street Christian church, by the Rev..
Talmaage Defrees of Little Flatrock
Christian church assisted by Rev. L.
E. Brown.
The relatives from a distance who
attended the funeral were Mr. and
Mrs. D. B. Duff, Akron, 0., Mr. Geo.
Mauzy, Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs.
John Hanes, Pendleton, Ind., Alston
Bebout, Miss Hazel Beaver, Indianapolis
Mrs. .Harry Wilson, Connersville,
Mr. and ,Mrs. John Grubbs,
Connersville' Mr. Clarence' Carney,
Muncie, Ind.
Union Township, Rush Co., Ind.,
Jan. 22. 1865.
He united with the Ben Davis Creek
Christian Church at the age of 19
years, later placing his membership
in the Little Flat Rock Christian
Church.
He was married Aug. 7, 1887, to
Lora Carney. Of their three children,
lie is survived by one son, Howard,
Stella passed away in infancy, Lowel
living to almost manhood, died
Oct 1, 1912.
Mr. Bebout was engaged in farming
practically all his life, for several
years being" Trustee of Noble Township.
A few years ago they moved to
Rushville, where he entered the real
estate business.
Last fall they returned to their
farm near Milroy. The first of December,
when he became ill, they
came to the home of their son in
Rushville, where he passed away
Jan. 17, 1922.
He leaves a widow, one son a
granddaughter, three sisters and two
brothers. The son, Mr. Howard Bebout
and grand daughter Betty reside
in Rushville. The sisters and brothers
are Mrs. John Hanes of Pendleton,
Ind., Mrs. D. B. Duff of Akron, 0hio,
Mrs. Wilber Stiers of Rushvilie, Mr.
Alston Bebont of Indianapolis and
Mr. Will Bebout of Oklahoma.
He lived a quiet Christian life, true
to his own conviction; was a devoted
husband and father; a kind and noble
brother; a good, true neighbor;
and a helping friend to the needy.
He sacrificed self for family or
friend, nevfer complaining but always
doing for tlifem his best.
At his passing let us remember
"This is the land of dying; the next
is the land,of living".
The funeral services were conducted
Thursday evening at the Main
Street Christian church, by the Rev..
Talmaage Defrees of Little Flatrock
Christian church assisted by Rev. L.
E. Brown.
The relatives from a distance who
attended the funeral were Mr. and
Mrs. D. B. Duff, Akron, 0., Mr. Geo.
Mauzy, Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs.
John Hanes, Pendleton, Ind., Alston
Bebout, Miss Hazel Beaver, Indianapolis
Mrs. .Harry Wilson, Connersville,
Mr. and ,Mrs. John Grubbs,
Connersville' Mr. Clarence' Carney,
Muncie, Ind.
John Mauzy Bebout was born in
Union Township, Rush Co., Ind.,
Jan. 22. 1865.
He united with the Ben Davis Creek
Christian Church at the age of 19
years, later placing his membership
in the Little Flat Rock Christian
Church.
He was married Aug. 7, 1887, to
Lora Carney. Of their three children,
lie is survived by one son, Howard,
Stella passed away in infancy, Lowel
living to almost manhood, died
Oct 1, 1912.
Mr. Bebout was engaged in farming
practically all his life, for several
years being" Trustee of Noble Township.
A few years ago they moved to
Rushville, where he entered the real
estate business.
Last fall they returned to their
farm near Milroy. The first of December,
when he became ill, they
came to the home of their son in
Rushville, where he passed away
Jan. 17, 1922.
He leaves a widow, one son a
granddaughter, three sisters and two
brothers. The son, Mr. Howard Bebout
and grand daughter Betty reside
in Rushville. The sisters and brothers
are Mrs. John Hanes of Pendleton,
Ind., Mrs. D. B. Duff of Akron, 0hio,
Mrs. Wilber Stiers of Rushvilie, Mr.
Alston Bebont of Indianapolis and
Mr. Will Bebout of Oklahoma.
He lived a quiet Christian life, true
to his own conviction; was a devoted
husband and father; a kind and noble
brother; a good, true neighbor;
and a helping friend to the needy.
He sacrificed self for family or
friend, nevfer complaining but always
doing for tlifem his best.
At his passing let us remember
"This is the land of dying; the next
is the land,of living".
The funeral services were conducted
Thursday evening at the Main
Street Christian church, by the Rev..
Talmaage Defrees of Little Flatrock
Christian church assisted by Rev. L.
E. Brown.
The relatives from a distance who
attended the funeral were Mr. and
Mrs. D. B. Duff, Akron, 0., Mr. Geo.
Mauzy, Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs.
John Hanes, Pendleton, Ind., Alston
Bebout, Miss Hazel Beaver, Indianapolis
Mrs. .Harry Wilson, Connersville,
Mr. and ,Mrs. John Grubbs,
Connersville' Mr. Clarence' Carney,
Muncie, Ind.
Union Township, Rush Co., Ind.,
Jan. 22. 1865.
He united with the Ben Davis Creek
Christian Church at the age of 19
years, later placing his membership
in the Little Flat Rock Christian
Church.
He was married Aug. 7, 1887, to
Lora Carney. Of their three children,
lie is survived by one son, Howard,
Stella passed away in infancy, Lowel
living to almost manhood, died
Oct 1, 1912.
Mr. Bebout was engaged in farming
practically all his life, for several
years being" Trustee of Noble Township.
A few years ago they moved to
Rushville, where he entered the real
estate business.
Last fall they returned to their
farm near Milroy. The first of December,
when he became ill, they
came to the home of their son in
Rushville, where he passed away
Jan. 17, 1922.
He leaves a widow, one son a
granddaughter, three sisters and two
brothers. The son, Mr. Howard Bebout
and grand daughter Betty reside
in Rushville. The sisters and brothers
are Mrs. John Hanes of Pendleton,
Ind., Mrs. D. B. Duff of Akron, 0hio,
Mrs. Wilber Stiers of Rushvilie, Mr.
Alston Bebont of Indianapolis and
Mr. Will Bebout of Oklahoma.
He lived a quiet Christian life, true
to his own conviction; was a devoted
husband and father; a kind and noble
brother; a good, true neighbor;
and a helping friend to the needy.
He sacrificed self for family or
friend, nevfer complaining but always
doing for tlifem his best.
At his passing let us remember
"This is the land of dying; the next
is the land,of living".
The funeral services were conducted
Thursday evening at the Main
Street Christian church, by the Rev..
Talmaage Defrees of Little Flatrock
Christian church assisted by Rev. L.
E. Brown.
The relatives from a distance who
attended the funeral were Mr. and
Mrs. D. B. Duff, Akron, 0., Mr. Geo.
Mauzy, Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs.
John Hanes, Pendleton, Ind., Alston
Bebout, Miss Hazel Beaver, Indianapolis
Mrs. .Harry Wilson, Connersville,
Mr. and ,Mrs. John Grubbs,
Connersville' Mr. Clarence' Carney,
Muncie, Ind.
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