from the Janesville Daily Gazette:
David W. Inman, who once resided in this city, died at Arena, Wisconsin, yesterday morning at 11 o'clock, after suffering with a kidney trouble. Mr. Inman was born in 1806, and came to Janesville in 1842, taking up his permanent residence in 1846. About sixteen years ago he removed to Arena. There children besides a wife survive them. They are Mrs. Levi Pepper, Missouri,Mrs. J.T. Wilcox and Mrs. Henry Grey, of this city...
David W. Inman, who once resided in this city, died at Arena, Wisconsin, yesterday morning at 11 o'clock, after suffering with a kidney trouble. Mr. Inman was born in 1806, and came to Janesville in 1842, taking up his permanent residence in 1846. About sixteen years ago he removed to Arena. There children besides a wife survive them. They are Mrs. Levi Pepper, Missouri,Mrs. J.T. Wilcox and Mrs. Henry Grey, of this city...
from the Janesville Daily Gazette:
David W. Inman, who once resided in this city, died at Arena, Wisconsin, yesterday morning at 11 o'clock, after suffering with a kidney trouble. Mr. Inman was born in 1806, and came to Janesville in 1842, taking up his permanent residence in 1846. About sixteen years ago he removed to Arena. There children besides a wife survive them. They are Mrs. Levi Pepper, Missouri,Mrs. J.T. Wilcox and Mrs. Henry Grey, of this city...
David W. Inman, who once resided in this city, died at Arena, Wisconsin, yesterday morning at 11 o'clock, after suffering with a kidney trouble. Mr. Inman was born in 1806, and came to Janesville in 1842, taking up his permanent residence in 1846. About sixteen years ago he removed to Arena. There children besides a wife survive them. They are Mrs. Levi Pepper, Missouri,Mrs. J.T. Wilcox and Mrs. Henry Grey, of this city...
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