North Vernon Sun
17Apr1895
Death of George F. Amick
George F. Amick died at his home in Scipio Friday morning after an illness of about seven days of lung fever, aged nearly 66 years. Mr. Amick was one of the best known of Jennings county's citizens and was to be found interested in everything pertaining to the county's welfare. He was born near the place where he died and the large circle of friends, and the community in general, that was known him for so many years will find a vacancy that can never be refilled.
A wife and three children - one son and two daughters - are left to mourn their loss, and to them is extended the sympathy of not only the immediate neighbors but that of the many friends in all parts of the county.
Interment occurred in the Scipio cemetery, Sunday morning, the funeral services occurring from the Presbyterian church by Rev. Oldfather.
17Apr1895
Death of George F. Amick
George F. Amick died at his home in Scipio Friday morning after an illness of about seven days of lung fever, aged nearly 66 years. Mr. Amick was one of the best known of Jennings county's citizens and was to be found interested in everything pertaining to the county's welfare. He was born near the place where he died and the large circle of friends, and the community in general, that was known him for so many years will find a vacancy that can never be refilled.
A wife and three children - one son and two daughters - are left to mourn their loss, and to them is extended the sympathy of not only the immediate neighbors but that of the many friends in all parts of the county.
Interment occurred in the Scipio cemetery, Sunday morning, the funeral services occurring from the Presbyterian church by Rev. Oldfather.
North Vernon Sun
17Apr1895
Death of George F. Amick
George F. Amick died at his home in Scipio Friday morning after an illness of about seven days of lung fever, aged nearly 66 years. Mr. Amick was one of the best known of Jennings county's citizens and was to be found interested in everything pertaining to the county's welfare. He was born near the place where he died and the large circle of friends, and the community in general, that was known him for so many years will find a vacancy that can never be refilled.
A wife and three children - one son and two daughters - are left to mourn their loss, and to them is extended the sympathy of not only the immediate neighbors but that of the many friends in all parts of the county.
Interment occurred in the Scipio cemetery, Sunday morning, the funeral services occurring from the Presbyterian church by Rev. Oldfather.
17Apr1895
Death of George F. Amick
George F. Amick died at his home in Scipio Friday morning after an illness of about seven days of lung fever, aged nearly 66 years. Mr. Amick was one of the best known of Jennings county's citizens and was to be found interested in everything pertaining to the county's welfare. He was born near the place where he died and the large circle of friends, and the community in general, that was known him for so many years will find a vacancy that can never be refilled.
A wife and three children - one son and two daughters - are left to mourn their loss, and to them is extended the sympathy of not only the immediate neighbors but that of the many friends in all parts of the county.
Interment occurred in the Scipio cemetery, Sunday morning, the funeral services occurring from the Presbyterian church by Rev. Oldfather.
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