The Jessamine Journal , Nicholasville, Ky - July 27, 1902
The Jessamine Journal gives an account of the death for James Alcorn.
Mr James Alcorn , aged 72 died at his home near Hanley July 17, Friday. The deceased was a great fisherman and known to almost everybody in this section of the county
The following is from the same paper , but located in the Wilmore Society page :
James Alcorn, about 72 years of age died at his home Friday, July 19. Mr. Alcorn had lived on the Kentucky river almost all his life and was a great fisherman. No man knew the river from Camp Nelson to High Bridge better than Mr. Alcorn , and almost everybody that did much fishing went to him for information. His remains were buried at the Nicholasville Cemetery Saturday .
Note ****** Nicholasville Cemetery was later renamed Maple Grove Cemetery ....
The Jessamine Journal gives an account of the death for James Alcorn.
Mr James Alcorn , aged 72 died at his home near Hanley July 17, Friday. The deceased was a great fisherman and known to almost everybody in this section of the county
The following is from the same paper , but located in the Wilmore Society page :
James Alcorn, about 72 years of age died at his home Friday, July 19. Mr. Alcorn had lived on the Kentucky river almost all his life and was a great fisherman. No man knew the river from Camp Nelson to High Bridge better than Mr. Alcorn , and almost everybody that did much fishing went to him for information. His remains were buried at the Nicholasville Cemetery Saturday .
Note ****** Nicholasville Cemetery was later renamed Maple Grove Cemetery ....
The Jessamine Journal , Nicholasville, Ky - July 27, 1902
The Jessamine Journal gives an account of the death for James Alcorn.
Mr James Alcorn , aged 72 died at his home near Hanley July 17, Friday. The deceased was a great fisherman and known to almost everybody in this section of the county
The following is from the same paper , but located in the Wilmore Society page :
James Alcorn, about 72 years of age died at his home Friday, July 19. Mr. Alcorn had lived on the Kentucky river almost all his life and was a great fisherman. No man knew the river from Camp Nelson to High Bridge better than Mr. Alcorn , and almost everybody that did much fishing went to him for information. His remains were buried at the Nicholasville Cemetery Saturday .
Note ****** Nicholasville Cemetery was later renamed Maple Grove Cemetery ....
The Jessamine Journal gives an account of the death for James Alcorn.
Mr James Alcorn , aged 72 died at his home near Hanley July 17, Friday. The deceased was a great fisherman and known to almost everybody in this section of the county
The following is from the same paper , but located in the Wilmore Society page :
James Alcorn, about 72 years of age died at his home Friday, July 19. Mr. Alcorn had lived on the Kentucky river almost all his life and was a great fisherman. No man knew the river from Camp Nelson to High Bridge better than Mr. Alcorn , and almost everybody that did much fishing went to him for information. His remains were buried at the Nicholasville Cemetery Saturday .
Note ****** Nicholasville Cemetery was later renamed Maple Grove Cemetery ....
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