Per her Death Certificate, she died from coronary embolism. She is the daughter
of Jesse Peek and Nancy Veale, both born in Indiana.
Thank you, Jan Bateman!
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Mrs. Nancy R. (Peek) Bateman, 72, wife of George W. Bateman of Steele township
died suddenly last night at 9:15 o'clock after half an hour's coughing spell.
Mrs. Bateman, native of Martin county but Daviess county citizen most of her
long and useful life, had been ill and under care of a physician recently, but
had not been bedfast. Shortly before 9 o'clock last night a coughing spell came
upon her and after nearly half an hour, while sitting in a chair, she died
suddenly.
Coroner C. P. Scudden was holding a preliminary investigation today to determine
cause of her sudden passing.
Born on November 23, 1865, the deceased was a daughter of Jesse and Nancy
(Veale) Peek, and married Mr. Bateman on March 23, 1883. The husband survived
along with the following children:
Mrs. R. B. Lytton of Pairbury, Neb., C. P. Bateman of Los Angeles, John R.
Bateman of Wheatland, Mrs. Terry Dunn of Wheatland, Mrs. Hattie Dillon of
Washington, Burton and Imogene Bateman at home. Two other children died in
infancy.
A sister and brother also survive, Mrs. Frances Alford of Loogootee and Levi
Peek of Colorado, as well as 10 grandchildren.
Mrs. Bateman, was educated in Martin County, and was a member of the Antioch
Christian church northeast of Washington.
Funeral arrangements have not been completed. Elwood Williams will have charge.
The body will be taken to the residence this afternoon.
of Jesse Peek and Nancy Veale, both born in Indiana.
Thank you, Jan Bateman!
******************
Their suggestion:
-------------------------
Please add this to her bio section:
Mrs. Nancy R. (Peek) Bateman, 72, wife of George W. Bateman of Steele township
died suddenly last night at 9:15 o'clock after half an hour's coughing spell.
Mrs. Bateman, native of Martin county but Daviess county citizen most of her
long and useful life, had been ill and under care of a physician recently, but
had not been bedfast. Shortly before 9 o'clock last night a coughing spell came
upon her and after nearly half an hour, while sitting in a chair, she died
suddenly.
Coroner C. P. Scudden was holding a preliminary investigation today to determine
cause of her sudden passing.
Born on November 23, 1865, the deceased was a daughter of Jesse and Nancy
(Veale) Peek, and married Mr. Bateman on March 23, 1883. The husband survived
along with the following children:
Mrs. R. B. Lytton of Pairbury, Neb., C. P. Bateman of Los Angeles, John R.
Bateman of Wheatland, Mrs. Terry Dunn of Wheatland, Mrs. Hattie Dillon of
Washington, Burton and Imogene Bateman at home. Two other children died in
infancy.
A sister and brother also survive, Mrs. Frances Alford of Loogootee and Levi
Peek of Colorado, as well as 10 grandchildren.
Mrs. Bateman, was educated in Martin County, and was a member of the Antioch
Christian church northeast of Washington.
Funeral arrangements have not been completed. Elwood Williams will have charge.
The body will be taken to the residence this afternoon.
Per her Death Certificate, she died from coronary embolism. She is the daughter
of Jesse Peek and Nancy Veale, both born in Indiana.
Thank you, Jan Bateman!
******************
Their suggestion:
-------------------------
Please add this to her bio section:
Mrs. Nancy R. (Peek) Bateman, 72, wife of George W. Bateman of Steele township
died suddenly last night at 9:15 o'clock after half an hour's coughing spell.
Mrs. Bateman, native of Martin county but Daviess county citizen most of her
long and useful life, had been ill and under care of a physician recently, but
had not been bedfast. Shortly before 9 o'clock last night a coughing spell came
upon her and after nearly half an hour, while sitting in a chair, she died
suddenly.
Coroner C. P. Scudden was holding a preliminary investigation today to determine
cause of her sudden passing.
Born on November 23, 1865, the deceased was a daughter of Jesse and Nancy
(Veale) Peek, and married Mr. Bateman on March 23, 1883. The husband survived
along with the following children:
Mrs. R. B. Lytton of Pairbury, Neb., C. P. Bateman of Los Angeles, John R.
Bateman of Wheatland, Mrs. Terry Dunn of Wheatland, Mrs. Hattie Dillon of
Washington, Burton and Imogene Bateman at home. Two other children died in
infancy.
A sister and brother also survive, Mrs. Frances Alford of Loogootee and Levi
Peek of Colorado, as well as 10 grandchildren.
Mrs. Bateman, was educated in Martin County, and was a member of the Antioch
Christian church northeast of Washington.
Funeral arrangements have not been completed. Elwood Williams will have charge.
The body will be taken to the residence this afternoon.
of Jesse Peek and Nancy Veale, both born in Indiana.
Thank you, Jan Bateman!
******************
Their suggestion:
-------------------------
Please add this to her bio section:
Mrs. Nancy R. (Peek) Bateman, 72, wife of George W. Bateman of Steele township
died suddenly last night at 9:15 o'clock after half an hour's coughing spell.
Mrs. Bateman, native of Martin county but Daviess county citizen most of her
long and useful life, had been ill and under care of a physician recently, but
had not been bedfast. Shortly before 9 o'clock last night a coughing spell came
upon her and after nearly half an hour, while sitting in a chair, she died
suddenly.
Coroner C. P. Scudden was holding a preliminary investigation today to determine
cause of her sudden passing.
Born on November 23, 1865, the deceased was a daughter of Jesse and Nancy
(Veale) Peek, and married Mr. Bateman on March 23, 1883. The husband survived
along with the following children:
Mrs. R. B. Lytton of Pairbury, Neb., C. P. Bateman of Los Angeles, John R.
Bateman of Wheatland, Mrs. Terry Dunn of Wheatland, Mrs. Hattie Dillon of
Washington, Burton and Imogene Bateman at home. Two other children died in
infancy.
A sister and brother also survive, Mrs. Frances Alford of Loogootee and Levi
Peek of Colorado, as well as 10 grandchildren.
Mrs. Bateman, was educated in Martin County, and was a member of the Antioch
Christian church northeast of Washington.
Funeral arrangements have not been completed. Elwood Williams will have charge.
The body will be taken to the residence this afternoon.
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