Gazette-Telegraph 5 July 1917
Deaths and Funerals
Benjamin Franklin Hardeman, aged 48, and a prominent real estate man of Montgomery and Birmingham, Ala., died here yesterday at a local hospital. He had made several friends in the time he had been in Colorado Springs and was well known among local real estate men especially. The body is at Boyle's undertaking parlors, and Mr. Hardeman's remains may be seen from 2 o'clock this afternoon until 7 o'clock, when it will be taken to his home for interment. He is survived by a wife and two (sic-three)children, all of whom were at the bedside.
Montgomery Advertiser 6 July 1917 Vol. LXXXVIII issue 187 p 5
B. F. Hardeman Dies in City of Denver On Fourth of July
Information reached Montgomery yesterday of the death of Benjamin F. Hardeman in Denver, Col. on July 4. Mr. Hardeman died exactly one year from the day he left Montgomery in search of health in the west.
Mr. Hardeman was a native of Georgia, but had lived in this city for twenty years. He came here a young man and began life in a modest way, gradually, through strict attention to business, building up a moderate fortune and competence. He had wide business connections from Virginia to New Orleans. Later he engaged in the real estate business under the firm name of Pierce and Hardeman, in which he continued until his broken health forced his retirement from activity.
Mr. Hardeman is survived by his widow and three children, one sister who resides in Roswell, Ga., and several nephews. The body will be brought to Montgomery, arriving here Saturday night, and the funeral will take place from the family residence, corner of Washington and South Hull street sometime Sunday afternoon. Rev. Charles A. Stakely will officiate.
Montgomery Advertiser 8 July 1917 Vol. LXXXVIII issue 189 p 10
B. F. Hardeman Will Be Buried Sunday From Family Home
The body of Benjamin F. Hardeman who died at Denver, Col. on July Fourth, one year from the day on which he left Montgomery in search of health, reached this city shortly after eight o'clock Saturday night. Mrs. Hardeman and the children accompanied the body from the far distant city, where they were at the time of dissolution.
The body was carried to the family home, No. 404 Washington street, from whence the funeral services will be conducted at 5 o'clock Sunday afternoon. Rev. Charles A. Stakely will officiate.
Interment will be made in Greenwood cemetery.
Gazette-Telegraph 5 July 1917
Deaths and Funerals
Benjamin Franklin Hardeman, aged 48, and a prominent real estate man of Montgomery and Birmingham, Ala., died here yesterday at a local hospital. He had made several friends in the time he had been in Colorado Springs and was well known among local real estate men especially. The body is at Boyle's undertaking parlors, and Mr. Hardeman's remains may be seen from 2 o'clock this afternoon until 7 o'clock, when it will be taken to his home for interment. He is survived by a wife and two (sic-three)children, all of whom were at the bedside.
Montgomery Advertiser 6 July 1917 Vol. LXXXVIII issue 187 p 5
B. F. Hardeman Dies in City of Denver On Fourth of July
Information reached Montgomery yesterday of the death of Benjamin F. Hardeman in Denver, Col. on July 4. Mr. Hardeman died exactly one year from the day he left Montgomery in search of health in the west.
Mr. Hardeman was a native of Georgia, but had lived in this city for twenty years. He came here a young man and began life in a modest way, gradually, through strict attention to business, building up a moderate fortune and competence. He had wide business connections from Virginia to New Orleans. Later he engaged in the real estate business under the firm name of Pierce and Hardeman, in which he continued until his broken health forced his retirement from activity.
Mr. Hardeman is survived by his widow and three children, one sister who resides in Roswell, Ga., and several nephews. The body will be brought to Montgomery, arriving here Saturday night, and the funeral will take place from the family residence, corner of Washington and South Hull street sometime Sunday afternoon. Rev. Charles A. Stakely will officiate.
Montgomery Advertiser 8 July 1917 Vol. LXXXVIII issue 189 p 10
B. F. Hardeman Will Be Buried Sunday From Family Home
The body of Benjamin F. Hardeman who died at Denver, Col. on July Fourth, one year from the day on which he left Montgomery in search of health, reached this city shortly after eight o'clock Saturday night. Mrs. Hardeman and the children accompanied the body from the far distant city, where they were at the time of dissolution.
The body was carried to the family home, No. 404 Washington street, from whence the funeral services will be conducted at 5 o'clock Sunday afternoon. Rev. Charles A. Stakely will officiate.
Interment will be made in Greenwood cemetery.
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