Advertisement

Albert Clayton Petty

Advertisement

Albert Clayton Petty

Birth
Indiana, USA
Death
28 Jan 1926 (aged 72)
Lake Andes, Charles Mix County, South Dakota, USA
Burial
Castana, Monona County, Iowa, USA Add to Map
Memorial ID
View Source
The following article was published in a Lake Andes, Charles Mix County, South Dakota newspaper:

Petty Families Afflicted by Sudden Deaths

Fate deals harshly and persistently with all of us at times but it seems to be laying an especially heavy hand upon the Petty families.
A. C. Petty of Castana, Iowa, who came two weeks ago to attend the funeral of his brother, J. W. Petty, was stricken with paralysis and died Jan. 28th [1926]. He was staying at the home of his niece, Mrs. Geo. Wuest. His sons Ray of Arlington, S.D., and Melvin of Castana, also his daughter, Mrs. Burl Seaton, were here during his illness and accompanied the remains to Castana, where the funeral service was held just a week after the burial of his brother, J. W. Petty of Lake Andes. The wife of Mr. A. C. Petty was here visiting a year ago last June and died at that time, preceding her husband just eighteen months. Her illness, diabetes, was of a more lingering nature and her passing was not unexpected. Mr. Petty was 72 years old and in apparently good health until he received word of his brother's death, the shock of which brought on his first stroke.

Note: In addition to the children linked below, Albert and Margaret Petty had another son:

Walter Gordon Petty (1906 - ?)


The following article was published in a Lake Andes, Charles Mix County, South Dakota newspaper:

Petty Families Afflicted by Sudden Deaths

Fate deals harshly and persistently with all of us at times but it seems to be laying an especially heavy hand upon the Petty families.
A. C. Petty of Castana, Iowa, who came two weeks ago to attend the funeral of his brother, J. W. Petty, was stricken with paralysis and died Jan. 28th [1926]. He was staying at the home of his niece, Mrs. Geo. Wuest. His sons Ray of Arlington, S.D., and Melvin of Castana, also his daughter, Mrs. Burl Seaton, were here during his illness and accompanied the remains to Castana, where the funeral service was held just a week after the burial of his brother, J. W. Petty of Lake Andes. The wife of Mr. A. C. Petty was here visiting a year ago last June and died at that time, preceding her husband just eighteen months. Her illness, diabetes, was of a more lingering nature and her passing was not unexpected. Mr. Petty was 72 years old and in apparently good health until he received word of his brother's death, the shock of which brought on his first stroke.

Note: In addition to the children linked below, Albert and Margaret Petty had another son:

Walter Gordon Petty (1906 - ?)




Sponsored by Ancestry

Advertisement