The Holton Recorder, February 27, 1896:
Charles Bateman was born in Bandon, Ireland, December 23, 1811, and at his death, which occurred at his residence two and a half miles north of Holton Thursday night of last week, was 84 years, two months and 27 days old. At the age of four years, with his father's family he came to America and settled at Fredericktown, New Brunswick, where he lived some seventeen years. From New Brunswick Mr. Bateman removed to Canada, and from there to Warsaw, Ohio, where in 1839 he was married to Sarah Bateman, who was called to the better land a little over a year ago, at the advanced age of 80. After eleven years residence in Warsaw they moved back to Canada, where they lived some five years, and then moved to Minnesota, and six months later to Dallas, Ia., and from thence to Kansas in 1857. They settled on the farm north of town, where they lived for nearly 39 years, and from thence Father and Mother Bateman were carried to the cemetery. There were born to Mr. and Mrs. Bateman eight children, four in Ohio, three in Canada, and one in Kansas. Of these there are living, all in this vacinity, John H., George C., Robert and Edward S For upwards of fifty years the deceased was a member of the Methodist church
The Holton Weekly Signal, February 26, 1896:
.... His sons have grown to manhood here, and settled around the old home place .... time of his death, Friday, February 21 ....
Charles Bateman was born in Bandon, Ireland, December 23, 1811, and at his death, which occurred at his residence two and a half miles north of Holton Thursday night of last week, was 84 years, two months and 27 days old. At the age of four years, with his father's family he came to America and settled at Fredericktown, New Brunswick, where he lived some seventeen years. From New Brunswick Mr. Bateman removed to Canada, and from there to Warsaw, Ohio, where in 1839 he was married to Sarah Bateman, who was called to the better land a little over a year ago, at the advanced age of 80. After eleven years residence in Warsaw they moved back to Canada, where they lived some five years, and then moved to Minnesota, and six months later to Dallas, Ia., and from thence to Kansas in 1857. They settled on the farm north of town, where they lived for nearly 39 years, and from thence Father and Mother Bateman were carried to the cemetery. There were born to Mr. and Mrs. Bateman eight children, four in Ohio, three in Canada, and one in Kansas. Of these there are living, all in this vacinity, John H., George C., Robert and Edward S For upwards of fifty years the deceased was a member of the Methodist church
The Holton Weekly Signal, February 26, 1896:
.... His sons have grown to manhood here, and settled around the old home place .... time of his death, Friday, February 21 ....
The Holton Recorder, February 27, 1896:
Charles Bateman was born in Bandon, Ireland, December 23, 1811, and at his death, which occurred at his residence two and a half miles north of Holton Thursday night of last week, was 84 years, two months and 27 days old. At the age of four years, with his father's family he came to America and settled at Fredericktown, New Brunswick, where he lived some seventeen years. From New Brunswick Mr. Bateman removed to Canada, and from there to Warsaw, Ohio, where in 1839 he was married to Sarah Bateman, who was called to the better land a little over a year ago, at the advanced age of 80. After eleven years residence in Warsaw they moved back to Canada, where they lived some five years, and then moved to Minnesota, and six months later to Dallas, Ia., and from thence to Kansas in 1857. They settled on the farm north of town, where they lived for nearly 39 years, and from thence Father and Mother Bateman were carried to the cemetery. There were born to Mr. and Mrs. Bateman eight children, four in Ohio, three in Canada, and one in Kansas. Of these there are living, all in this vacinity, John H., George C., Robert and Edward S For upwards of fifty years the deceased was a member of the Methodist church
The Holton Weekly Signal, February 26, 1896:
.... His sons have grown to manhood here, and settled around the old home place .... time of his death, Friday, February 21 ....
Charles Bateman was born in Bandon, Ireland, December 23, 1811, and at his death, which occurred at his residence two and a half miles north of Holton Thursday night of last week, was 84 years, two months and 27 days old. At the age of four years, with his father's family he came to America and settled at Fredericktown, New Brunswick, where he lived some seventeen years. From New Brunswick Mr. Bateman removed to Canada, and from there to Warsaw, Ohio, where in 1839 he was married to Sarah Bateman, who was called to the better land a little over a year ago, at the advanced age of 80. After eleven years residence in Warsaw they moved back to Canada, where they lived some five years, and then moved to Minnesota, and six months later to Dallas, Ia., and from thence to Kansas in 1857. They settled on the farm north of town, where they lived for nearly 39 years, and from thence Father and Mother Bateman were carried to the cemetery. There were born to Mr. and Mrs. Bateman eight children, four in Ohio, three in Canada, and one in Kansas. Of these there are living, all in this vacinity, John H., George C., Robert and Edward S For upwards of fifty years the deceased was a member of the Methodist church
The Holton Weekly Signal, February 26, 1896:
.... His sons have grown to manhood here, and settled around the old home place .... time of his death, Friday, February 21 ....
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