Thomas J. Ent Dead.
from The Cairo Citizen
Thursday, 5 Jan 1893:
Mr. Thomas J. Ent, an old and respected citizen of Cairo, died at his home on Poplar Street, at one o'clock yesterday morning, after a severe illness. Mr. Ent has been purchasing agent for the Singer Manufacturing Co. for a number of years and his duties have taken him out among the lumber camps much of the time, where the exposure was too much for him. He died of pneumonia contracted in this way.
Mr. Ent leaves a large circle of friends and relatives. A wife and seven grown children survive him, five of the latter being residents of this city—Mrs. Powell, of the Safford library; Mrs. Frank Spencer, Mrs. Hill and Robert and Louis Ent.
Funeral services were held at the family residence this afternoon, and the remains were taken to Beech Grove for interment.
(P. E. Powell married Lizzie Lee Ent on 3 Oct 1877, in Pulaski Co., Ill.—Darrel Dexter)
from The Cairo Citizen
Thursday, 5 Jan 1893:
Mr. Thomas J. Ent, an old and respected citizen of Cairo, died at his home on Poplar Street, at one o'clock yesterday morning, after a severe illness. Mr. Ent has been purchasing agent for the Singer Manufacturing Co. for a number of years and his duties have taken him out among the lumber camps much of the time, where the exposure was too much for him. He died of pneumonia contracted in this way.
Mr. Ent leaves a large circle of friends and relatives. A wife and seven grown children survive him, five of the latter being residents of this city—Mrs. Powell, of the Safford library; Mrs. Frank Spencer, Mrs. Hill and Robert and Louis Ent.
Funeral services were held at the family residence this afternoon, and the remains were taken to Beech Grove for interment.
(P. E. Powell married Lizzie Lee Ent on 3 Oct 1877, in Pulaski Co., Ill.—Darrel Dexter)
Thomas J. Ent Dead.
from The Cairo Citizen
Thursday, 5 Jan 1893:
Mr. Thomas J. Ent, an old and respected citizen of Cairo, died at his home on Poplar Street, at one o'clock yesterday morning, after a severe illness. Mr. Ent has been purchasing agent for the Singer Manufacturing Co. for a number of years and his duties have taken him out among the lumber camps much of the time, where the exposure was too much for him. He died of pneumonia contracted in this way.
Mr. Ent leaves a large circle of friends and relatives. A wife and seven grown children survive him, five of the latter being residents of this city—Mrs. Powell, of the Safford library; Mrs. Frank Spencer, Mrs. Hill and Robert and Louis Ent.
Funeral services were held at the family residence this afternoon, and the remains were taken to Beech Grove for interment.
(P. E. Powell married Lizzie Lee Ent on 3 Oct 1877, in Pulaski Co., Ill.—Darrel Dexter)
from The Cairo Citizen
Thursday, 5 Jan 1893:
Mr. Thomas J. Ent, an old and respected citizen of Cairo, died at his home on Poplar Street, at one o'clock yesterday morning, after a severe illness. Mr. Ent has been purchasing agent for the Singer Manufacturing Co. for a number of years and his duties have taken him out among the lumber camps much of the time, where the exposure was too much for him. He died of pneumonia contracted in this way.
Mr. Ent leaves a large circle of friends and relatives. A wife and seven grown children survive him, five of the latter being residents of this city—Mrs. Powell, of the Safford library; Mrs. Frank Spencer, Mrs. Hill and Robert and Louis Ent.
Funeral services were held at the family residence this afternoon, and the remains were taken to Beech Grove for interment.
(P. E. Powell married Lizzie Lee Ent on 3 Oct 1877, in Pulaski Co., Ill.—Darrel Dexter)
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