Wife of Frank Hamon
The Freeman's Lance
Sedan, Kansas
Thursday, October 20, 1898
page 3
At Rest.
Mrs. Nancy Hamon died of parlysis of the heart at her residence in Sedan just a little before eleven o'clock, p.m., Tuesday, October 18, 1898. Mrs. Hamon has been suffering since the last of August, 1898, from the effects of overheat.
Her maiden name was Nancy Tuggle and she was born in Kentucky on May 10th, 1843. She was married March 2nd, 1867 to Franklin Hamon. They moved from Kentucky to Peru, Kansas, in 1874. After living there six months they took a homestead in Elk county. They moved in two years to Cowley county and back again to Chautauqua county in 1879. They lived on a farm west of Sedan until 1882 when they took up residence in Sedan. Mr. Hamon died in 1886 and one daughter, Susie died in 1895. Mrs. Hamon was the mother of six children as follows: Will Hamon, who lives in Rock Creek, Texas; Mrs. Belle Thomason, who lives in the Territory; Ollie, who lives at home; Susie, who died in 1895; Jake and Alonzo who are also at home.
Mrs. Hamon was a faithful, consistent member of the Christian church and a member of the order of Select Friends. She was a true and loving wife and mother and her children and friends miss her sadly, but they know she has a home abover where pain and sickness never comes and she is at rest with the Saviour and loved ones who have passed over the river before.
The funeral was held at 4 p.m., on Tuesday, the services being conducted by Rev. Hopkins at the Christian church. The interment took place in the west cemetery by the side of the grave of her husband and daughter.
(transcribed by Judy Mayfield) June 2019
The Freeman's Lance
Sedan, Kansas
Thursday, October 20, 1898
page 3
At Rest.
Mrs. Nancy Hamon died of parlysis of the heart at her residence in Sedan just a little before eleven o'clock, p.m., Tuesday, October 18, 1898. Mrs. Hamon has been suffering since the last of August, 1898, from the effects of overheat.
Her maiden name was Nancy Tuggle and she was born in Kentucky on May 10th, 1843. She was married March 2nd, 1867 to Franklin Hamon. They moved from Kentucky to Peru, Kansas, in 1874. After living there six months they took a homestead in Elk county. They moved in two years to Cowley county and back again to Chautauqua county in 1879. They lived on a farm west of Sedan until 1882 when they took up residence in Sedan. Mr. Hamon died in 1886 and one daughter, Susie died in 1895. Mrs. Hamon was the mother of six children as follows: Will Hamon, who lives in Rock Creek, Texas; Mrs. Belle Thomason, who lives in the Territory; Ollie, who lives at home; Susie, who died in 1895; Jake and Alonzo who are also at home.
Mrs. Hamon was a faithful, consistent member of the Christian church and a member of the order of Select Friends. She was a true and loving wife and mother and her children and friends miss her sadly, but they know she has a home abover where pain and sickness never comes and she is at rest with the Saviour and loved ones who have passed over the river before.
The funeral was held at 4 p.m., on Tuesday, the services being conducted by Rev. Hopkins at the Christian church. The interment took place in the west cemetery by the side of the grave of her husband and daughter.
(transcribed by Judy Mayfield) June 2019
Wife of Frank Hamon
The Freeman's Lance
Sedan, Kansas
Thursday, October 20, 1898
page 3
At Rest.
Mrs. Nancy Hamon died of parlysis of the heart at her residence in Sedan just a little before eleven o'clock, p.m., Tuesday, October 18, 1898. Mrs. Hamon has been suffering since the last of August, 1898, from the effects of overheat.
Her maiden name was Nancy Tuggle and she was born in Kentucky on May 10th, 1843. She was married March 2nd, 1867 to Franklin Hamon. They moved from Kentucky to Peru, Kansas, in 1874. After living there six months they took a homestead in Elk county. They moved in two years to Cowley county and back again to Chautauqua county in 1879. They lived on a farm west of Sedan until 1882 when they took up residence in Sedan. Mr. Hamon died in 1886 and one daughter, Susie died in 1895. Mrs. Hamon was the mother of six children as follows: Will Hamon, who lives in Rock Creek, Texas; Mrs. Belle Thomason, who lives in the Territory; Ollie, who lives at home; Susie, who died in 1895; Jake and Alonzo who are also at home.
Mrs. Hamon was a faithful, consistent member of the Christian church and a member of the order of Select Friends. She was a true and loving wife and mother and her children and friends miss her sadly, but they know she has a home abover where pain and sickness never comes and she is at rest with the Saviour and loved ones who have passed over the river before.
The funeral was held at 4 p.m., on Tuesday, the services being conducted by Rev. Hopkins at the Christian church. The interment took place in the west cemetery by the side of the grave of her husband and daughter.
(transcribed by Judy Mayfield) June 2019
The Freeman's Lance
Sedan, Kansas
Thursday, October 20, 1898
page 3
At Rest.
Mrs. Nancy Hamon died of parlysis of the heart at her residence in Sedan just a little before eleven o'clock, p.m., Tuesday, October 18, 1898. Mrs. Hamon has been suffering since the last of August, 1898, from the effects of overheat.
Her maiden name was Nancy Tuggle and she was born in Kentucky on May 10th, 1843. She was married March 2nd, 1867 to Franklin Hamon. They moved from Kentucky to Peru, Kansas, in 1874. After living there six months they took a homestead in Elk county. They moved in two years to Cowley county and back again to Chautauqua county in 1879. They lived on a farm west of Sedan until 1882 when they took up residence in Sedan. Mr. Hamon died in 1886 and one daughter, Susie died in 1895. Mrs. Hamon was the mother of six children as follows: Will Hamon, who lives in Rock Creek, Texas; Mrs. Belle Thomason, who lives in the Territory; Ollie, who lives at home; Susie, who died in 1895; Jake and Alonzo who are also at home.
Mrs. Hamon was a faithful, consistent member of the Christian church and a member of the order of Select Friends. She was a true and loving wife and mother and her children and friends miss her sadly, but they know she has a home abover where pain and sickness never comes and she is at rest with the Saviour and loved ones who have passed over the river before.
The funeral was held at 4 p.m., on Tuesday, the services being conducted by Rev. Hopkins at the Christian church. The interment took place in the west cemetery by the side of the grave of her husband and daughter.
(transcribed by Judy Mayfield) June 2019
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