“Delphi Carroll County Citizen Times,” Delphi, Indiana, Page 7, November 18, 1916
W.R. Loman
WILLIAM R. LOMAN, son of Richard R. and Francis Loman, was born October 25, 1855, and died November 2, 1916, aged 61 years and 8 days. On April 3, 1879, he was married to Maggie Milburn, and to this union were born two daughters: Ida Mae, wife of Arthur Kingery, and Mabel Clare, yet at home.
He leaves to mourn his departure his wife and two daughters: Mrs. Arthur Kingery of Bergerville, Indiana and Mabel Clare, at home; son-in-law, Arthur Kingery; two sisters: Mrs. J.C. Campbell of Tipton and Mrs. Ed Thompson of Kempton. Two brothers, Franklin and George Edward and two sisters: Lilly and Ella, and his mother and father, preceded him in death.
Deceased was a true Christian man. He joined the Ball Hill M.E. Church when ten years of age and was a member of the Burlington M.E. Church when he died. He lived a life that won and held close friendship of all who knew him.
A short funeral service was held at the home Sunday morning, conducted by the Reverend J.K. Bliss of Cutler, Indiana, and at 10:30 o’clock services were held at the Ball Hill Church, With Reverend Allen of Burlington officiating. Interment was made at Ball Hill Cemetery.
W.R. Loman
WILLIAM R. LOMAN, son of Richard R. and Francis Loman, was born October 25, 1855, and died November 2, 1916, aged 61 years and 8 days. On April 3, 1879, he was married to Maggie Milburn, and to this union were born two daughters: Ida Mae, wife of Arthur Kingery, and Mabel Clare, yet at home.
He leaves to mourn his departure his wife and two daughters: Mrs. Arthur Kingery of Bergerville, Indiana and Mabel Clare, at home; son-in-law, Arthur Kingery; two sisters: Mrs. J.C. Campbell of Tipton and Mrs. Ed Thompson of Kempton. Two brothers, Franklin and George Edward and two sisters: Lilly and Ella, and his mother and father, preceded him in death.
Deceased was a true Christian man. He joined the Ball Hill M.E. Church when ten years of age and was a member of the Burlington M.E. Church when he died. He lived a life that won and held close friendship of all who knew him.
A short funeral service was held at the home Sunday morning, conducted by the Reverend J.K. Bliss of Cutler, Indiana, and at 10:30 o’clock services were held at the Ball Hill Church, With Reverend Allen of Burlington officiating. Interment was made at Ball Hill Cemetery.
“Delphi Carroll County Citizen Times,” Delphi, Indiana, Page 7, November 18, 1916
W.R. Loman
WILLIAM R. LOMAN, son of Richard R. and Francis Loman, was born October 25, 1855, and died November 2, 1916, aged 61 years and 8 days. On April 3, 1879, he was married to Maggie Milburn, and to this union were born two daughters: Ida Mae, wife of Arthur Kingery, and Mabel Clare, yet at home.
He leaves to mourn his departure his wife and two daughters: Mrs. Arthur Kingery of Bergerville, Indiana and Mabel Clare, at home; son-in-law, Arthur Kingery; two sisters: Mrs. J.C. Campbell of Tipton and Mrs. Ed Thompson of Kempton. Two brothers, Franklin and George Edward and two sisters: Lilly and Ella, and his mother and father, preceded him in death.
Deceased was a true Christian man. He joined the Ball Hill M.E. Church when ten years of age and was a member of the Burlington M.E. Church when he died. He lived a life that won and held close friendship of all who knew him.
A short funeral service was held at the home Sunday morning, conducted by the Reverend J.K. Bliss of Cutler, Indiana, and at 10:30 o’clock services were held at the Ball Hill Church, With Reverend Allen of Burlington officiating. Interment was made at Ball Hill Cemetery.
W.R. Loman
WILLIAM R. LOMAN, son of Richard R. and Francis Loman, was born October 25, 1855, and died November 2, 1916, aged 61 years and 8 days. On April 3, 1879, he was married to Maggie Milburn, and to this union were born two daughters: Ida Mae, wife of Arthur Kingery, and Mabel Clare, yet at home.
He leaves to mourn his departure his wife and two daughters: Mrs. Arthur Kingery of Bergerville, Indiana and Mabel Clare, at home; son-in-law, Arthur Kingery; two sisters: Mrs. J.C. Campbell of Tipton and Mrs. Ed Thompson of Kempton. Two brothers, Franklin and George Edward and two sisters: Lilly and Ella, and his mother and father, preceded him in death.
Deceased was a true Christian man. He joined the Ball Hill M.E. Church when ten years of age and was a member of the Burlington M.E. Church when he died. He lived a life that won and held close friendship of all who knew him.
A short funeral service was held at the home Sunday morning, conducted by the Reverend J.K. Bliss of Cutler, Indiana, and at 10:30 o’clock services were held at the Ball Hill Church, With Reverend Allen of Burlington officiating. Interment was made at Ball Hill Cemetery.
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