Alonzo Mayfield, former Deputy Sheriff, who was
killed January 24, 1926, in a gun battle between
Floyd County police officers and bank bandits,
passed away 12:35 o'clock Saturday afternoon in her home, 812 Cherry Street, following a week of
sickness. She is survived by two sons. Orville
Edward Mayfield and Roscoe Phillip Mayfield, both
of New Albany; two sisters, Mrs. Emma Heinze,
Lanesville, and Mrs. Nellie Goodman, Fowler; three brothers, William Brock, Fowler; Frank Brock, Elizabeth, and Lafie Brock, Georgetown, and 15 grandchildren. She was a member of the Antioch Christian Church. The body is at the residence.
Alonzo Mayfield, former Deputy Sheriff, who was
killed January 24, 1926, in a gun battle between
Floyd County police officers and bank bandits,
passed away 12:35 o'clock Saturday afternoon in her home, 812 Cherry Street, following a week of
sickness. She is survived by two sons. Orville
Edward Mayfield and Roscoe Phillip Mayfield, both
of New Albany; two sisters, Mrs. Emma Heinze,
Lanesville, and Mrs. Nellie Goodman, Fowler; three brothers, William Brock, Fowler; Frank Brock, Elizabeth, and Lafie Brock, Georgetown, and 15 grandchildren. She was a member of the Antioch Christian Church. The body is at the residence.
Family Members
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John William Brock
1862–1945
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Mary Alice Brock
1864 – unknown
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Margaret Ellen Brock
1864 – unknown
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Florence Abigail Brock
1868–1894
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Charles Lafayette "Lafe" Brock
1871–1958
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Polly Marie Brock
1873–1875
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Nellie Kathryn Brock Goodman
1876–1943
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Jackson Brock
1878–1894
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Emma Mary Brock Heinze
1881–1967
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David Francis "Frank" Brock
1883–1965
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Gracie Wavel Brock
1885–1891
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