THE BLOOMFIELD NEWS, Bloomfield, Greene County, Indiana, Thursday, June 3, 1937, Volume LXI, Number 32, Page 8, Column 3, "Services Are Held For Wesley Inman."
The funeral of Wesley INMAN, seventy-nine years old, was held Saturday from the Church of Christ at Mountain Springs, near the Greene-Martin County line, and was conducted by the Rev. Logan HATFIELD, of Owensburg.
Burial took place in the Owensburg Cemetery.
He had been ill for two years. A son of John and Malissa (BANKS) INMAN, he was born May 29, 1858. He was first married to Mattie RAINEY and of this union there is a surviving son, John INMAN, of Bedford. His second wife to whom he was married March 28, 1907, was Lillie {Alice}(PARKER) BUSENBURG, who survives, together with the following children: Forest INMAN, at home; Mrs. Earl HIRTH, of Hobbieville, and Mrs. Adda BAKER, of Indian Springs. He also leaves six grandchildren and a brother Jesse INMAN, of near Mountain Springs.
More photos and online database available at The Inman Compendium. 46504
The funeral of Wesley INMAN, seventy-nine years old, was held Saturday from the Church of Christ at Mountain Springs, near the Greene-Martin County line, and was conducted by the Rev. Logan HATFIELD, of Owensburg.
Burial took place in the Owensburg Cemetery.
He had been ill for two years. A son of John and Malissa (BANKS) INMAN, he was born May 29, 1858. He was first married to Mattie RAINEY and of this union there is a surviving son, John INMAN, of Bedford. His second wife to whom he was married March 28, 1907, was Lillie {Alice}(PARKER) BUSENBURG, who survives, together with the following children: Forest INMAN, at home; Mrs. Earl HIRTH, of Hobbieville, and Mrs. Adda BAKER, of Indian Springs. He also leaves six grandchildren and a brother Jesse INMAN, of near Mountain Springs.
More photos and online database available at The Inman Compendium. 46504
THE BLOOMFIELD NEWS, Bloomfield, Greene County, Indiana, Thursday, June 3, 1937, Volume LXI, Number 32, Page 8, Column 3, "Services Are Held For Wesley Inman."
The funeral of Wesley INMAN, seventy-nine years old, was held Saturday from the Church of Christ at Mountain Springs, near the Greene-Martin County line, and was conducted by the Rev. Logan HATFIELD, of Owensburg.
Burial took place in the Owensburg Cemetery.
He had been ill for two years. A son of John and Malissa (BANKS) INMAN, he was born May 29, 1858. He was first married to Mattie RAINEY and of this union there is a surviving son, John INMAN, of Bedford. His second wife to whom he was married March 28, 1907, was Lillie {Alice}(PARKER) BUSENBURG, who survives, together with the following children: Forest INMAN, at home; Mrs. Earl HIRTH, of Hobbieville, and Mrs. Adda BAKER, of Indian Springs. He also leaves six grandchildren and a brother Jesse INMAN, of near Mountain Springs.
More photos and online database available at The Inman Compendium. 46504
The funeral of Wesley INMAN, seventy-nine years old, was held Saturday from the Church of Christ at Mountain Springs, near the Greene-Martin County line, and was conducted by the Rev. Logan HATFIELD, of Owensburg.
Burial took place in the Owensburg Cemetery.
He had been ill for two years. A son of John and Malissa (BANKS) INMAN, he was born May 29, 1858. He was first married to Mattie RAINEY and of this union there is a surviving son, John INMAN, of Bedford. His second wife to whom he was married March 28, 1907, was Lillie {Alice}(PARKER) BUSENBURG, who survives, together with the following children: Forest INMAN, at home; Mrs. Earl HIRTH, of Hobbieville, and Mrs. Adda BAKER, of Indian Springs. He also leaves six grandchildren and a brother Jesse INMAN, of near Mountain Springs.
More photos and online database available at The Inman Compendium. 46504
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