Obituary:
William A. Lincoln Dies Unexpectedly
Interment Tuesday At Thompson's Chapel
William Albert Lincoln, 76, of Frenchtown died unexpectedly Sunday morning at 7:30 o'clock in the Harrison County Hospital, following a days illness.
Mr. Lincoln was a son of Warden and Rachel Lincoln, both deceased. The remains were at the Swarens and Adams Funeral Home.
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at Thompson's Chapel, of which he was a member. The Rev. Lloyd Hager, pastor and Dr. J. Ed Murr officiated. Burial was in the church cemetery. The pallbearers were Robert and Eldon Bary, Jerome Smith, Elmer Brooks, Owen Murr and Chester Lincoln.
Survivors include five daughters and one son, Mrs. Grace Thevenot of Arthur, Ia.; Mrs. Mabel Bye of Odebolt, Ia.; Mrs Helen Wright of York, Nebr.; Mrs. Lillian Smith, Mrs. Lena Bary and Bruce Lincoln, of Depauw. He also leaves thirty-eight grandchildren, twenty-seven great grandchildren, four brothers and two sisters, Charles Lincoln, Ed Lincoln, Frank Lincoln and Mrs. Florence Austin of Depauw, Willard Lincoln and Mrs. Lula Canoles of Milltown.
Newspaper article dated April 1, 1953:
Willie Lincoln, one of our most sincere christian gentlemen was called by death early Sunday morning. Having suffered a heart attack he was taken to the Corydon Hospital a few hours before death. Willie has been unable to walk for twenty some years. It has become a familiar sight to see Joe Applegate come carrying him into prayer service after doing his days work at Jeffersonville Depot and driving to Frenchtown to get Willie. Willie's testimony and prayers have been an inspiration to our church. His favorite song was "When We All Get To Heaven" after which he would shout and praise God for being so wonderful to him. He never complained of his afflictions. When greeted he always replied "I am just fine."
William A. Lincoln Dies Unexpectedly
Interment Tuesday At Thompson's Chapel
William Albert Lincoln, 76, of Frenchtown died unexpectedly Sunday morning at 7:30 o'clock in the Harrison County Hospital, following a days illness.
Mr. Lincoln was a son of Warden and Rachel Lincoln, both deceased. The remains were at the Swarens and Adams Funeral Home.
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at Thompson's Chapel, of which he was a member. The Rev. Lloyd Hager, pastor and Dr. J. Ed Murr officiated. Burial was in the church cemetery. The pallbearers were Robert and Eldon Bary, Jerome Smith, Elmer Brooks, Owen Murr and Chester Lincoln.
Survivors include five daughters and one son, Mrs. Grace Thevenot of Arthur, Ia.; Mrs. Mabel Bye of Odebolt, Ia.; Mrs Helen Wright of York, Nebr.; Mrs. Lillian Smith, Mrs. Lena Bary and Bruce Lincoln, of Depauw. He also leaves thirty-eight grandchildren, twenty-seven great grandchildren, four brothers and two sisters, Charles Lincoln, Ed Lincoln, Frank Lincoln and Mrs. Florence Austin of Depauw, Willard Lincoln and Mrs. Lula Canoles of Milltown.
Newspaper article dated April 1, 1953:
Willie Lincoln, one of our most sincere christian gentlemen was called by death early Sunday morning. Having suffered a heart attack he was taken to the Corydon Hospital a few hours before death. Willie has been unable to walk for twenty some years. It has become a familiar sight to see Joe Applegate come carrying him into prayer service after doing his days work at Jeffersonville Depot and driving to Frenchtown to get Willie. Willie's testimony and prayers have been an inspiration to our church. His favorite song was "When We All Get To Heaven" after which he would shout and praise God for being so wonderful to him. He never complained of his afflictions. When greeted he always replied "I am just fine."
Obituary:
William A. Lincoln Dies Unexpectedly
Interment Tuesday At Thompson's Chapel
William Albert Lincoln, 76, of Frenchtown died unexpectedly Sunday morning at 7:30 o'clock in the Harrison County Hospital, following a days illness.
Mr. Lincoln was a son of Warden and Rachel Lincoln, both deceased. The remains were at the Swarens and Adams Funeral Home.
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at Thompson's Chapel, of which he was a member. The Rev. Lloyd Hager, pastor and Dr. J. Ed Murr officiated. Burial was in the church cemetery. The pallbearers were Robert and Eldon Bary, Jerome Smith, Elmer Brooks, Owen Murr and Chester Lincoln.
Survivors include five daughters and one son, Mrs. Grace Thevenot of Arthur, Ia.; Mrs. Mabel Bye of Odebolt, Ia.; Mrs Helen Wright of York, Nebr.; Mrs. Lillian Smith, Mrs. Lena Bary and Bruce Lincoln, of Depauw. He also leaves thirty-eight grandchildren, twenty-seven great grandchildren, four brothers and two sisters, Charles Lincoln, Ed Lincoln, Frank Lincoln and Mrs. Florence Austin of Depauw, Willard Lincoln and Mrs. Lula Canoles of Milltown.
Newspaper article dated April 1, 1953:
Willie Lincoln, one of our most sincere christian gentlemen was called by death early Sunday morning. Having suffered a heart attack he was taken to the Corydon Hospital a few hours before death. Willie has been unable to walk for twenty some years. It has become a familiar sight to see Joe Applegate come carrying him into prayer service after doing his days work at Jeffersonville Depot and driving to Frenchtown to get Willie. Willie's testimony and prayers have been an inspiration to our church. His favorite song was "When We All Get To Heaven" after which he would shout and praise God for being so wonderful to him. He never complained of his afflictions. When greeted he always replied "I am just fine."
William A. Lincoln Dies Unexpectedly
Interment Tuesday At Thompson's Chapel
William Albert Lincoln, 76, of Frenchtown died unexpectedly Sunday morning at 7:30 o'clock in the Harrison County Hospital, following a days illness.
Mr. Lincoln was a son of Warden and Rachel Lincoln, both deceased. The remains were at the Swarens and Adams Funeral Home.
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at Thompson's Chapel, of which he was a member. The Rev. Lloyd Hager, pastor and Dr. J. Ed Murr officiated. Burial was in the church cemetery. The pallbearers were Robert and Eldon Bary, Jerome Smith, Elmer Brooks, Owen Murr and Chester Lincoln.
Survivors include five daughters and one son, Mrs. Grace Thevenot of Arthur, Ia.; Mrs. Mabel Bye of Odebolt, Ia.; Mrs Helen Wright of York, Nebr.; Mrs. Lillian Smith, Mrs. Lena Bary and Bruce Lincoln, of Depauw. He also leaves thirty-eight grandchildren, twenty-seven great grandchildren, four brothers and two sisters, Charles Lincoln, Ed Lincoln, Frank Lincoln and Mrs. Florence Austin of Depauw, Willard Lincoln and Mrs. Lula Canoles of Milltown.
Newspaper article dated April 1, 1953:
Willie Lincoln, one of our most sincere christian gentlemen was called by death early Sunday morning. Having suffered a heart attack he was taken to the Corydon Hospital a few hours before death. Willie has been unable to walk for twenty some years. It has become a familiar sight to see Joe Applegate come carrying him into prayer service after doing his days work at Jeffersonville Depot and driving to Frenchtown to get Willie. Willie's testimony and prayers have been an inspiration to our church. His favorite song was "When We All Get To Heaven" after which he would shout and praise God for being so wonderful to him. He never complained of his afflictions. When greeted he always replied "I am just fine."
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