daughter of James Jordan & Nancy Adcock
She married David V. Garrison 3 June 1858 Tippecanoe Co.,
IN
11 children, 5 living in 1900
IN death certificate
widowed-Daniel Garrison
father-James Jordan b. VA
mother-Nancy Adcock b. KY
d. angina pectoris
Remington Cemetery
Rensselaer Republican
Tues., 11 Apr 1916, pg. 1, col. 6
Two More Death Occur At Remington
Mrs. Tirza Garrison and Mrs. George Coffelt Pass Away-Former Death Very Sudden
Remington has been visited recently by a number of death and the community is shocked at their frequency. Monday evening at 6:45 o'clock Mrs. Tirza Garrison, aged 63 years last Decemeber, passed away very suddenly of neuralgia of the heart. Mrs. Garrison had been spending her past three months at Hungtington and Wabash with her daughters, Mrs. Homer Hardy and Mrs. O.P. Taber and had returned to Remington Tuesday of last week and was at the home of her daughter, Mrs. William Townsend. She had been in her usualy health except suffering from a severe cold. Monday morning at about 1 o'clock she became slightly worse. The doctor saw her during the day and her condition was not regarded at all alarming, but suddenly about ten minutes before her death she collapsed and nothing could be done to relieve her. She is the widow of David Garrison, whose death occurred in March, 1913. The surviving children are: Mrs. O.P. Taber, of Wabash; Mrs. Homer Hardy, of Huntington; Mrs. William Townsend and Mrs. W.R. Geier, of Remington, and Gamala Garrison, of Kingfisher, Okla. All will be at the funeral except the son, who wired his inablilty to come. The funeral will be held Thursday afternoon at the Townsend residence, being conducted by Rev. Lilly, the Presbyterian minister. Burial will be made in the Remington cemetery.
She married David V. Garrison 3 June 1858 Tippecanoe Co.,
IN
11 children, 5 living in 1900
IN death certificate
widowed-Daniel Garrison
father-James Jordan b. VA
mother-Nancy Adcock b. KY
d. angina pectoris
Remington Cemetery
Rensselaer Republican
Tues., 11 Apr 1916, pg. 1, col. 6
Two More Death Occur At Remington
Mrs. Tirza Garrison and Mrs. George Coffelt Pass Away-Former Death Very Sudden
Remington has been visited recently by a number of death and the community is shocked at their frequency. Monday evening at 6:45 o'clock Mrs. Tirza Garrison, aged 63 years last Decemeber, passed away very suddenly of neuralgia of the heart. Mrs. Garrison had been spending her past three months at Hungtington and Wabash with her daughters, Mrs. Homer Hardy and Mrs. O.P. Taber and had returned to Remington Tuesday of last week and was at the home of her daughter, Mrs. William Townsend. She had been in her usualy health except suffering from a severe cold. Monday morning at about 1 o'clock she became slightly worse. The doctor saw her during the day and her condition was not regarded at all alarming, but suddenly about ten minutes before her death she collapsed and nothing could be done to relieve her. She is the widow of David Garrison, whose death occurred in March, 1913. The surviving children are: Mrs. O.P. Taber, of Wabash; Mrs. Homer Hardy, of Huntington; Mrs. William Townsend and Mrs. W.R. Geier, of Remington, and Gamala Garrison, of Kingfisher, Okla. All will be at the funeral except the son, who wired his inablilty to come. The funeral will be held Thursday afternoon at the Townsend residence, being conducted by Rev. Lilly, the Presbyterian minister. Burial will be made in the Remington cemetery.
daughter of James Jordan & Nancy Adcock
She married David V. Garrison 3 June 1858 Tippecanoe Co.,
IN
11 children, 5 living in 1900
IN death certificate
widowed-Daniel Garrison
father-James Jordan b. VA
mother-Nancy Adcock b. KY
d. angina pectoris
Remington Cemetery
Rensselaer Republican
Tues., 11 Apr 1916, pg. 1, col. 6
Two More Death Occur At Remington
Mrs. Tirza Garrison and Mrs. George Coffelt Pass Away-Former Death Very Sudden
Remington has been visited recently by a number of death and the community is shocked at their frequency. Monday evening at 6:45 o'clock Mrs. Tirza Garrison, aged 63 years last Decemeber, passed away very suddenly of neuralgia of the heart. Mrs. Garrison had been spending her past three months at Hungtington and Wabash with her daughters, Mrs. Homer Hardy and Mrs. O.P. Taber and had returned to Remington Tuesday of last week and was at the home of her daughter, Mrs. William Townsend. She had been in her usualy health except suffering from a severe cold. Monday morning at about 1 o'clock she became slightly worse. The doctor saw her during the day and her condition was not regarded at all alarming, but suddenly about ten minutes before her death she collapsed and nothing could be done to relieve her. She is the widow of David Garrison, whose death occurred in March, 1913. The surviving children are: Mrs. O.P. Taber, of Wabash; Mrs. Homer Hardy, of Huntington; Mrs. William Townsend and Mrs. W.R. Geier, of Remington, and Gamala Garrison, of Kingfisher, Okla. All will be at the funeral except the son, who wired his inablilty to come. The funeral will be held Thursday afternoon at the Townsend residence, being conducted by Rev. Lilly, the Presbyterian minister. Burial will be made in the Remington cemetery.
She married David V. Garrison 3 June 1858 Tippecanoe Co.,
IN
11 children, 5 living in 1900
IN death certificate
widowed-Daniel Garrison
father-James Jordan b. VA
mother-Nancy Adcock b. KY
d. angina pectoris
Remington Cemetery
Rensselaer Republican
Tues., 11 Apr 1916, pg. 1, col. 6
Two More Death Occur At Remington
Mrs. Tirza Garrison and Mrs. George Coffelt Pass Away-Former Death Very Sudden
Remington has been visited recently by a number of death and the community is shocked at their frequency. Monday evening at 6:45 o'clock Mrs. Tirza Garrison, aged 63 years last Decemeber, passed away very suddenly of neuralgia of the heart. Mrs. Garrison had been spending her past three months at Hungtington and Wabash with her daughters, Mrs. Homer Hardy and Mrs. O.P. Taber and had returned to Remington Tuesday of last week and was at the home of her daughter, Mrs. William Townsend. She had been in her usualy health except suffering from a severe cold. Monday morning at about 1 o'clock she became slightly worse. The doctor saw her during the day and her condition was not regarded at all alarming, but suddenly about ten minutes before her death she collapsed and nothing could be done to relieve her. She is the widow of David Garrison, whose death occurred in March, 1913. The surviving children are: Mrs. O.P. Taber, of Wabash; Mrs. Homer Hardy, of Huntington; Mrs. William Townsend and Mrs. W.R. Geier, of Remington, and Gamala Garrison, of Kingfisher, Okla. All will be at the funeral except the son, who wired his inablilty to come. The funeral will be held Thursday afternoon at the Townsend residence, being conducted by Rev. Lilly, the Presbyterian minister. Burial will be made in the Remington cemetery.
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