Working out of 1883-1949 Hamilton County obituaries binder in Cicero, Hamiltion, Indiana, library
There is two articles so I will just summarize them thru to pick out important dates and peoples names
FIRST ARTICLE
Dora E hunter, daughter of Tillman H and Mary Burris Hunter has been born Oct 28, 1870, west of Atlanta.
She passed away after being illness for three eyars on Oct 19, 1920, lacking just 9 days to be 60 years old.
Five children: Harry A. of Atlanta, Jesse T. of Cicero, Mrs. Ruth M. Baitz of Atlanta (husband Arthur), Mrs. Mary E Nicholson (husband Forest) of Noblesville, Mrs. Opal M. Park (husband Glen Parks) of Indianapolis.
Mrs. Langolf was next to the oldest one of a family of 12 children, 2 of them passed away leaving two sisters and seven brothers, mrs. Etta Early, of kalamazoo, Mich Mrs. Iva Lewis, Frank clifford and John Hunter of Atlanta; Cordon Everett and Orla Hunter of Arcadia, Will Hunter of Mustkegon, Mich, and one uncle Wes Burris of Renaselar Indiana, number of nieces and n ephews and host of relatives and friends.
Member of East Union Christian Church then changed her membership to Salem M.E. church
Entire life wasin community west of Arcadia where she always held in the highest esteem and respect of those who knew.
Poem..
Card of thansk wrote by John Langolf and children especially thanks to Rev. Mohler who conducted the funeral
ANOTHER ARTICLE
Mrs. John Langolf Dead near Arcadia
Life ling resident of northern part of the county
Mrs. John Langolf passed away at ten Sunday evening near her home west of Arcadia following a stroke of paralysis Friday noon. Three years ago, she suffered a light stroke while at the home of Mrs. John Flanigan, north of Arcadia and one year ago the record of attack.
On Friday she was feeling well after recovering from previous attacks and was talking to her daughter in law, Mrs. Jesse Langolf, when she suffered a third stroke and became unconscious.
Funereal at Christian church of Arcadia and burial of Arcadia cemetery on Wed afternoon
Dora, daughter of Tillman and Mary (Burris) Hunter was born west of Atlanta on the Hunter homestead on Oct 28, 1879 and was one of the large family of children
She was married to John Langolf March 1892 and five children came to bless their home. She and her husband always lived in Arcadia or Atlanta and widely known in the community. Member of Salem M.E. church.
Survived by husband, five sons and daughters,
1. Harry Langolf of Atlanta
2. Mrs. Baitz of near Arcadia
3. Jesse Langolf of Cicero
4. Mrs. Mary wife of Forest Nicholson, of Noblesville
5. Mrs. Opal wife of Glen Parks of Indianaopolis
Survived by six grandchildren
Living brothers and sisters
Frank Hunter and John, Mrs. Arthur Lewis of Atlanta
Curydon and Orla Hunter of Arcadia, Will Hunter of Muskegon, Mich, Mrs. Ralph Early of Kalamazoo, Mich, Clifford hunter of Atlanta, and Everett hunter of near Omega.
There is two articles so I will just summarize them thru to pick out important dates and peoples names
FIRST ARTICLE
Dora E hunter, daughter of Tillman H and Mary Burris Hunter has been born Oct 28, 1870, west of Atlanta.
She passed away after being illness for three eyars on Oct 19, 1920, lacking just 9 days to be 60 years old.
Five children: Harry A. of Atlanta, Jesse T. of Cicero, Mrs. Ruth M. Baitz of Atlanta (husband Arthur), Mrs. Mary E Nicholson (husband Forest) of Noblesville, Mrs. Opal M. Park (husband Glen Parks) of Indianapolis.
Mrs. Langolf was next to the oldest one of a family of 12 children, 2 of them passed away leaving two sisters and seven brothers, mrs. Etta Early, of kalamazoo, Mich Mrs. Iva Lewis, Frank clifford and John Hunter of Atlanta; Cordon Everett and Orla Hunter of Arcadia, Will Hunter of Mustkegon, Mich, and one uncle Wes Burris of Renaselar Indiana, number of nieces and n ephews and host of relatives and friends.
Member of East Union Christian Church then changed her membership to Salem M.E. church
Entire life wasin community west of Arcadia where she always held in the highest esteem and respect of those who knew.
Poem..
Card of thansk wrote by John Langolf and children especially thanks to Rev. Mohler who conducted the funeral
ANOTHER ARTICLE
Mrs. John Langolf Dead near Arcadia
Life ling resident of northern part of the county
Mrs. John Langolf passed away at ten Sunday evening near her home west of Arcadia following a stroke of paralysis Friday noon. Three years ago, she suffered a light stroke while at the home of Mrs. John Flanigan, north of Arcadia and one year ago the record of attack.
On Friday she was feeling well after recovering from previous attacks and was talking to her daughter in law, Mrs. Jesse Langolf, when she suffered a third stroke and became unconscious.
Funereal at Christian church of Arcadia and burial of Arcadia cemetery on Wed afternoon
Dora, daughter of Tillman and Mary (Burris) Hunter was born west of Atlanta on the Hunter homestead on Oct 28, 1879 and was one of the large family of children
She was married to John Langolf March 1892 and five children came to bless their home. She and her husband always lived in Arcadia or Atlanta and widely known in the community. Member of Salem M.E. church.
Survived by husband, five sons and daughters,
1. Harry Langolf of Atlanta
2. Mrs. Baitz of near Arcadia
3. Jesse Langolf of Cicero
4. Mrs. Mary wife of Forest Nicholson, of Noblesville
5. Mrs. Opal wife of Glen Parks of Indianaopolis
Survived by six grandchildren
Living brothers and sisters
Frank Hunter and John, Mrs. Arthur Lewis of Atlanta
Curydon and Orla Hunter of Arcadia, Will Hunter of Muskegon, Mich, Mrs. Ralph Early of Kalamazoo, Mich, Clifford hunter of Atlanta, and Everett hunter of near Omega.
Working out of 1883-1949 Hamilton County obituaries binder in Cicero, Hamiltion, Indiana, library
There is two articles so I will just summarize them thru to pick out important dates and peoples names
FIRST ARTICLE
Dora E hunter, daughter of Tillman H and Mary Burris Hunter has been born Oct 28, 1870, west of Atlanta.
She passed away after being illness for three eyars on Oct 19, 1920, lacking just 9 days to be 60 years old.
Five children: Harry A. of Atlanta, Jesse T. of Cicero, Mrs. Ruth M. Baitz of Atlanta (husband Arthur), Mrs. Mary E Nicholson (husband Forest) of Noblesville, Mrs. Opal M. Park (husband Glen Parks) of Indianapolis.
Mrs. Langolf was next to the oldest one of a family of 12 children, 2 of them passed away leaving two sisters and seven brothers, mrs. Etta Early, of kalamazoo, Mich Mrs. Iva Lewis, Frank clifford and John Hunter of Atlanta; Cordon Everett and Orla Hunter of Arcadia, Will Hunter of Mustkegon, Mich, and one uncle Wes Burris of Renaselar Indiana, number of nieces and n ephews and host of relatives and friends.
Member of East Union Christian Church then changed her membership to Salem M.E. church
Entire life wasin community west of Arcadia where she always held in the highest esteem and respect of those who knew.
Poem..
Card of thansk wrote by John Langolf and children especially thanks to Rev. Mohler who conducted the funeral
ANOTHER ARTICLE
Mrs. John Langolf Dead near Arcadia
Life ling resident of northern part of the county
Mrs. John Langolf passed away at ten Sunday evening near her home west of Arcadia following a stroke of paralysis Friday noon. Three years ago, she suffered a light stroke while at the home of Mrs. John Flanigan, north of Arcadia and one year ago the record of attack.
On Friday she was feeling well after recovering from previous attacks and was talking to her daughter in law, Mrs. Jesse Langolf, when she suffered a third stroke and became unconscious.
Funereal at Christian church of Arcadia and burial of Arcadia cemetery on Wed afternoon
Dora, daughter of Tillman and Mary (Burris) Hunter was born west of Atlanta on the Hunter homestead on Oct 28, 1879 and was one of the large family of children
She was married to John Langolf March 1892 and five children came to bless their home. She and her husband always lived in Arcadia or Atlanta and widely known in the community. Member of Salem M.E. church.
Survived by husband, five sons and daughters,
1. Harry Langolf of Atlanta
2. Mrs. Baitz of near Arcadia
3. Jesse Langolf of Cicero
4. Mrs. Mary wife of Forest Nicholson, of Noblesville
5. Mrs. Opal wife of Glen Parks of Indianaopolis
Survived by six grandchildren
Living brothers and sisters
Frank Hunter and John, Mrs. Arthur Lewis of Atlanta
Curydon and Orla Hunter of Arcadia, Will Hunter of Muskegon, Mich, Mrs. Ralph Early of Kalamazoo, Mich, Clifford hunter of Atlanta, and Everett hunter of near Omega.
There is two articles so I will just summarize them thru to pick out important dates and peoples names
FIRST ARTICLE
Dora E hunter, daughter of Tillman H and Mary Burris Hunter has been born Oct 28, 1870, west of Atlanta.
She passed away after being illness for three eyars on Oct 19, 1920, lacking just 9 days to be 60 years old.
Five children: Harry A. of Atlanta, Jesse T. of Cicero, Mrs. Ruth M. Baitz of Atlanta (husband Arthur), Mrs. Mary E Nicholson (husband Forest) of Noblesville, Mrs. Opal M. Park (husband Glen Parks) of Indianapolis.
Mrs. Langolf was next to the oldest one of a family of 12 children, 2 of them passed away leaving two sisters and seven brothers, mrs. Etta Early, of kalamazoo, Mich Mrs. Iva Lewis, Frank clifford and John Hunter of Atlanta; Cordon Everett and Orla Hunter of Arcadia, Will Hunter of Mustkegon, Mich, and one uncle Wes Burris of Renaselar Indiana, number of nieces and n ephews and host of relatives and friends.
Member of East Union Christian Church then changed her membership to Salem M.E. church
Entire life wasin community west of Arcadia where she always held in the highest esteem and respect of those who knew.
Poem..
Card of thansk wrote by John Langolf and children especially thanks to Rev. Mohler who conducted the funeral
ANOTHER ARTICLE
Mrs. John Langolf Dead near Arcadia
Life ling resident of northern part of the county
Mrs. John Langolf passed away at ten Sunday evening near her home west of Arcadia following a stroke of paralysis Friday noon. Three years ago, she suffered a light stroke while at the home of Mrs. John Flanigan, north of Arcadia and one year ago the record of attack.
On Friday she was feeling well after recovering from previous attacks and was talking to her daughter in law, Mrs. Jesse Langolf, when she suffered a third stroke and became unconscious.
Funereal at Christian church of Arcadia and burial of Arcadia cemetery on Wed afternoon
Dora, daughter of Tillman and Mary (Burris) Hunter was born west of Atlanta on the Hunter homestead on Oct 28, 1879 and was one of the large family of children
She was married to John Langolf March 1892 and five children came to bless their home. She and her husband always lived in Arcadia or Atlanta and widely known in the community. Member of Salem M.E. church.
Survived by husband, five sons and daughters,
1. Harry Langolf of Atlanta
2. Mrs. Baitz of near Arcadia
3. Jesse Langolf of Cicero
4. Mrs. Mary wife of Forest Nicholson, of Noblesville
5. Mrs. Opal wife of Glen Parks of Indianaopolis
Survived by six grandchildren
Living brothers and sisters
Frank Hunter and John, Mrs. Arthur Lewis of Atlanta
Curydon and Orla Hunter of Arcadia, Will Hunter of Muskegon, Mich, Mrs. Ralph Early of Kalamazoo, Mich, Clifford hunter of Atlanta, and Everett hunter of near Omega.
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