Husband of Mary E. Brown and Ida Larabee. Son of William Harrington Dean and Sarah Ann Goltry.
OBITUARY
THE RUSSELL UNION-TRIBUNE
Russell, Iowa
Thursday, August 29, 1940
JAMES T. DEAN
The funeral services of the late James T. Dean were held at the Miley Funeral Home at Chariton on Sunday afternoon Aug. 25, 1940, conducted by Rev. Hicks of the Methodist church.
Mr. Dean suffered a paralytic stroke recently which proved fatal and he passed away Thursday Aug. 22. His remains were brought to Chariton from Hayden, Ind., and after the services at Chariton the interment was made in Russell Cemetery as had been his request, beside his wife and several children, also his sister, the late Mrs. Rhetta Coffman, wife of F. M. Coffman, who passed away years ago.
His death occured at Hayden, where he had made his home for a number of years but he divided his time between there and Chariton, where he had a home occupied by his sons, Arthur and Hobart. Owing to illness, his present wife, Mrs. Ida Dean was unable to make the long trip to Iowa. Preliminary services were held in Hayden prior to shipping of the body.
James T. Dean was born in Jennings Co., Ind., on March 15, 1858. He came to Lucas Co. as a young man and for many months was employed on the farm of his uncle, William Goltry, in Cedar Township. He later secured a farm of his own and conducted a prosperous farm near Melrose.
He was united in marriage to Miss Mary Brown in Monroe Co. in 1886. To this union five children were born, Henrietta, dying in infancy, Stanley M. and Charles F. after they reached maturity, the latter in the World War upon the sea. Arthur and Hobart reside in Chariton. Mr. and Mrs. Dean continued to reside on the farm until 1912 when they moved to Chariton, there Mrs. Dean was called to death on July 9, 1923.
His parents were William H. and Sarah Ann Dean of Jennings Co., Ind.
After the death of his first wife he returned to Indiana and purchased the old home farm which he owned at the time of his death. He was again married to Ida Larabee of Hayden who survives him.
Mr. Dean was ever a stable citizen and highly esteemed by all with whom he came in contact. He was a member of the Methodist church and most loyal and liberal in its support.
OBITUARY
THE RUSSELL UNION-TRIBUNE
Russell, Iowa
Thursday, August 29, 1940
JAMES T. DEAN
The funeral services of the late James T. Dean were held at the Miley Funeral Home at Chariton on Sunday afternoon Aug. 25, 1940, conducted by Rev. Hicks of the Methodist church.
Mr. Dean suffered a paralytic stroke recently which proved fatal and he passed away Thursday Aug. 22. His remains were brought to Chariton from Hayden, Ind., and after the services at Chariton the interment was made in Russell Cemetery as had been his request, beside his wife and several children, also his sister, the late Mrs. Rhetta Coffman, wife of F. M. Coffman, who passed away years ago.
His death occured at Hayden, where he had made his home for a number of years but he divided his time between there and Chariton, where he had a home occupied by his sons, Arthur and Hobart. Owing to illness, his present wife, Mrs. Ida Dean was unable to make the long trip to Iowa. Preliminary services were held in Hayden prior to shipping of the body.
James T. Dean was born in Jennings Co., Ind., on March 15, 1858. He came to Lucas Co. as a young man and for many months was employed on the farm of his uncle, William Goltry, in Cedar Township. He later secured a farm of his own and conducted a prosperous farm near Melrose.
He was united in marriage to Miss Mary Brown in Monroe Co. in 1886. To this union five children were born, Henrietta, dying in infancy, Stanley M. and Charles F. after they reached maturity, the latter in the World War upon the sea. Arthur and Hobart reside in Chariton. Mr. and Mrs. Dean continued to reside on the farm until 1912 when they moved to Chariton, there Mrs. Dean was called to death on July 9, 1923.
His parents were William H. and Sarah Ann Dean of Jennings Co., Ind.
After the death of his first wife he returned to Indiana and purchased the old home farm which he owned at the time of his death. He was again married to Ida Larabee of Hayden who survives him.
Mr. Dean was ever a stable citizen and highly esteemed by all with whom he came in contact. He was a member of the Methodist church and most loyal and liberal in its support.
Husband of Mary E. Brown and Ida Larabee. Son of William Harrington Dean and Sarah Ann Goltry.
OBITUARY
THE RUSSELL UNION-TRIBUNE
Russell, Iowa
Thursday, August 29, 1940
JAMES T. DEAN
The funeral services of the late James T. Dean were held at the Miley Funeral Home at Chariton on Sunday afternoon Aug. 25, 1940, conducted by Rev. Hicks of the Methodist church.
Mr. Dean suffered a paralytic stroke recently which proved fatal and he passed away Thursday Aug. 22. His remains were brought to Chariton from Hayden, Ind., and after the services at Chariton the interment was made in Russell Cemetery as had been his request, beside his wife and several children, also his sister, the late Mrs. Rhetta Coffman, wife of F. M. Coffman, who passed away years ago.
His death occured at Hayden, where he had made his home for a number of years but he divided his time between there and Chariton, where he had a home occupied by his sons, Arthur and Hobart. Owing to illness, his present wife, Mrs. Ida Dean was unable to make the long trip to Iowa. Preliminary services were held in Hayden prior to shipping of the body.
James T. Dean was born in Jennings Co., Ind., on March 15, 1858. He came to Lucas Co. as a young man and for many months was employed on the farm of his uncle, William Goltry, in Cedar Township. He later secured a farm of his own and conducted a prosperous farm near Melrose.
He was united in marriage to Miss Mary Brown in Monroe Co. in 1886. To this union five children were born, Henrietta, dying in infancy, Stanley M. and Charles F. after they reached maturity, the latter in the World War upon the sea. Arthur and Hobart reside in Chariton. Mr. and Mrs. Dean continued to reside on the farm until 1912 when they moved to Chariton, there Mrs. Dean was called to death on July 9, 1923.
His parents were William H. and Sarah Ann Dean of Jennings Co., Ind.
After the death of his first wife he returned to Indiana and purchased the old home farm which he owned at the time of his death. He was again married to Ida Larabee of Hayden who survives him.
Mr. Dean was ever a stable citizen and highly esteemed by all with whom he came in contact. He was a member of the Methodist church and most loyal and liberal in its support.
OBITUARY
THE RUSSELL UNION-TRIBUNE
Russell, Iowa
Thursday, August 29, 1940
JAMES T. DEAN
The funeral services of the late James T. Dean were held at the Miley Funeral Home at Chariton on Sunday afternoon Aug. 25, 1940, conducted by Rev. Hicks of the Methodist church.
Mr. Dean suffered a paralytic stroke recently which proved fatal and he passed away Thursday Aug. 22. His remains were brought to Chariton from Hayden, Ind., and after the services at Chariton the interment was made in Russell Cemetery as had been his request, beside his wife and several children, also his sister, the late Mrs. Rhetta Coffman, wife of F. M. Coffman, who passed away years ago.
His death occured at Hayden, where he had made his home for a number of years but he divided his time between there and Chariton, where he had a home occupied by his sons, Arthur and Hobart. Owing to illness, his present wife, Mrs. Ida Dean was unable to make the long trip to Iowa. Preliminary services were held in Hayden prior to shipping of the body.
James T. Dean was born in Jennings Co., Ind., on March 15, 1858. He came to Lucas Co. as a young man and for many months was employed on the farm of his uncle, William Goltry, in Cedar Township. He later secured a farm of his own and conducted a prosperous farm near Melrose.
He was united in marriage to Miss Mary Brown in Monroe Co. in 1886. To this union five children were born, Henrietta, dying in infancy, Stanley M. and Charles F. after they reached maturity, the latter in the World War upon the sea. Arthur and Hobart reside in Chariton. Mr. and Mrs. Dean continued to reside on the farm until 1912 when they moved to Chariton, there Mrs. Dean was called to death on July 9, 1923.
His parents were William H. and Sarah Ann Dean of Jennings Co., Ind.
After the death of his first wife he returned to Indiana and purchased the old home farm which he owned at the time of his death. He was again married to Ida Larabee of Hayden who survives him.
Mr. Dean was ever a stable citizen and highly esteemed by all with whom he came in contact. He was a member of the Methodist church and most loyal and liberal in its support.
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