Published in the Rochester(IN) Sentinel, Thursday, April 20, 1916
Mrs. Sarah E. BARKMAN, 52, wife of George BARKMAN, died Wednesday at four o'clock at the home in East Rochester, after a short illness. Mrs. Barkman contracted the measles about three weeks ago and after being able to get up again she became ill with the pneumonia. Funeral Friday afternoon at two o'clock at the Bethlehem church, Rev. G. C. CHANDLER in charge. Burial at the Sycamore cemetery. Mrs. Barkman leaves three children: Claude [BARKMAN], who lives on a farm near Rochester and Miss Dove [BARKMAN] and Irvin [BARKMAN] at home, and two sisters and five brothers: Mrs. Melissa WOOD of East Rochester, Mrs. Chas. TAYLOR of Tiosa, Alonzo [COPLEN], Lorenzo [COPLEN], Frank [COPLEN], James [COPLEN] and Perry COPLEN. A sister, Mrs. Vincent TEETER, died recently at her home near Talma. Mrs. Barkman had lived in East Rochester for the past five years where she moved with the family from the farm.
SOURCE:
Fulton County Indiana Obituaries – 1916 by Jean C. and Wendell C. Tombaugh
Mrs. Sarah E. BARKMAN, 52, wife of George BARKMAN, died Wednesday at four o'clock at the home in East Rochester, after a short illness. Mrs. Barkman contracted the measles about three weeks ago and after being able to get up again she became ill with the pneumonia. Funeral Friday afternoon at two o'clock at the Bethlehem church, Rev. G. C. CHANDLER in charge. Burial at the Sycamore cemetery. Mrs. Barkman leaves three children: Claude [BARKMAN], who lives on a farm near Rochester and Miss Dove [BARKMAN] and Irvin [BARKMAN] at home, and two sisters and five brothers: Mrs. Melissa WOOD of East Rochester, Mrs. Chas. TAYLOR of Tiosa, Alonzo [COPLEN], Lorenzo [COPLEN], Frank [COPLEN], James [COPLEN] and Perry COPLEN. A sister, Mrs. Vincent TEETER, died recently at her home near Talma. Mrs. Barkman had lived in East Rochester for the past five years where she moved with the family from the farm.
SOURCE:
Fulton County Indiana Obituaries – 1916 by Jean C. and Wendell C. Tombaugh
Published in the Rochester(IN) Sentinel, Thursday, April 20, 1916
Mrs. Sarah E. BARKMAN, 52, wife of George BARKMAN, died Wednesday at four o'clock at the home in East Rochester, after a short illness. Mrs. Barkman contracted the measles about three weeks ago and after being able to get up again she became ill with the pneumonia. Funeral Friday afternoon at two o'clock at the Bethlehem church, Rev. G. C. CHANDLER in charge. Burial at the Sycamore cemetery. Mrs. Barkman leaves three children: Claude [BARKMAN], who lives on a farm near Rochester and Miss Dove [BARKMAN] and Irvin [BARKMAN] at home, and two sisters and five brothers: Mrs. Melissa WOOD of East Rochester, Mrs. Chas. TAYLOR of Tiosa, Alonzo [COPLEN], Lorenzo [COPLEN], Frank [COPLEN], James [COPLEN] and Perry COPLEN. A sister, Mrs. Vincent TEETER, died recently at her home near Talma. Mrs. Barkman had lived in East Rochester for the past five years where she moved with the family from the farm.
SOURCE:
Fulton County Indiana Obituaries – 1916 by Jean C. and Wendell C. Tombaugh
Mrs. Sarah E. BARKMAN, 52, wife of George BARKMAN, died Wednesday at four o'clock at the home in East Rochester, after a short illness. Mrs. Barkman contracted the measles about three weeks ago and after being able to get up again she became ill with the pneumonia. Funeral Friday afternoon at two o'clock at the Bethlehem church, Rev. G. C. CHANDLER in charge. Burial at the Sycamore cemetery. Mrs. Barkman leaves three children: Claude [BARKMAN], who lives on a farm near Rochester and Miss Dove [BARKMAN] and Irvin [BARKMAN] at home, and two sisters and five brothers: Mrs. Melissa WOOD of East Rochester, Mrs. Chas. TAYLOR of Tiosa, Alonzo [COPLEN], Lorenzo [COPLEN], Frank [COPLEN], James [COPLEN] and Perry COPLEN. A sister, Mrs. Vincent TEETER, died recently at her home near Talma. Mrs. Barkman had lived in East Rochester for the past five years where she moved with the family from the farm.
SOURCE:
Fulton County Indiana Obituaries – 1916 by Jean C. and Wendell C. Tombaugh
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