John is a son of Nancy Hoover and William B. Landers, an early pioneer who came to Dade County in 1834.
William J Landers is a brother of John, born November 25, 1850 and died July 21, 1917. He is also buried in Dadeville Masonic Cemetery.
Judge JN Landers Dead --June 24, 1909, Greenfield Vedette --
Judge John N Landers died at his home in Dadeville on Tuesday as a result of a fall, sustained while employed about his residence on Monday and was buried in the Rice Cemetery (Later moved to Dadeville Masonic) yesterday afternoon.
Judge Landers for many years took quite a prominent part in the business affairs of his section. He organized, and was for a time the working head of the Landers Banking Company, now controlled by his son C F Landers Twice he was elected presiding judge of the county court, retiring from that office in 1902, since which time, up to the death of his wife, a few months ago, he had devoted his time almost exclusively to her care, during the lingering illness of tuberculosis.
On Monday he was cleaning out the gutters about his residence, when a box gave way beneath him and he fell heavily striking the box on his side, and resulting in internal injuries which caused his death on the following day.
His children are CF Landers of Dadeville; Mrs. WP Burns of Golden City; Thomas J Landers of California; Oris of Morgan township; and Clem of Kansas City.
William J Landers is a brother of John, born November 25, 1850 and died July 21, 1917. He is also buried in Dadeville Masonic Cemetery.
Judge JN Landers Dead --June 24, 1909, Greenfield Vedette --
Judge John N Landers died at his home in Dadeville on Tuesday as a result of a fall, sustained while employed about his residence on Monday and was buried in the Rice Cemetery (Later moved to Dadeville Masonic) yesterday afternoon.
Judge Landers for many years took quite a prominent part in the business affairs of his section. He organized, and was for a time the working head of the Landers Banking Company, now controlled by his son C F Landers Twice he was elected presiding judge of the county court, retiring from that office in 1902, since which time, up to the death of his wife, a few months ago, he had devoted his time almost exclusively to her care, during the lingering illness of tuberculosis.
On Monday he was cleaning out the gutters about his residence, when a box gave way beneath him and he fell heavily striking the box on his side, and resulting in internal injuries which caused his death on the following day.
His children are CF Landers of Dadeville; Mrs. WP Burns of Golden City; Thomas J Landers of California; Oris of Morgan township; and Clem of Kansas City.
John is a son of Nancy Hoover and William B. Landers, an early pioneer who came to Dade County in 1834.
William J Landers is a brother of John, born November 25, 1850 and died July 21, 1917. He is also buried in Dadeville Masonic Cemetery.
Judge JN Landers Dead --June 24, 1909, Greenfield Vedette --
Judge John N Landers died at his home in Dadeville on Tuesday as a result of a fall, sustained while employed about his residence on Monday and was buried in the Rice Cemetery (Later moved to Dadeville Masonic) yesterday afternoon.
Judge Landers for many years took quite a prominent part in the business affairs of his section. He organized, and was for a time the working head of the Landers Banking Company, now controlled by his son C F Landers Twice he was elected presiding judge of the county court, retiring from that office in 1902, since which time, up to the death of his wife, a few months ago, he had devoted his time almost exclusively to her care, during the lingering illness of tuberculosis.
On Monday he was cleaning out the gutters about his residence, when a box gave way beneath him and he fell heavily striking the box on his side, and resulting in internal injuries which caused his death on the following day.
His children are CF Landers of Dadeville; Mrs. WP Burns of Golden City; Thomas J Landers of California; Oris of Morgan township; and Clem of Kansas City.
William J Landers is a brother of John, born November 25, 1850 and died July 21, 1917. He is also buried in Dadeville Masonic Cemetery.
Judge JN Landers Dead --June 24, 1909, Greenfield Vedette --
Judge John N Landers died at his home in Dadeville on Tuesday as a result of a fall, sustained while employed about his residence on Monday and was buried in the Rice Cemetery (Later moved to Dadeville Masonic) yesterday afternoon.
Judge Landers for many years took quite a prominent part in the business affairs of his section. He organized, and was for a time the working head of the Landers Banking Company, now controlled by his son C F Landers Twice he was elected presiding judge of the county court, retiring from that office in 1902, since which time, up to the death of his wife, a few months ago, he had devoted his time almost exclusively to her care, during the lingering illness of tuberculosis.
On Monday he was cleaning out the gutters about his residence, when a box gave way beneath him and he fell heavily striking the box on his side, and resulting in internal injuries which caused his death on the following day.
His children are CF Landers of Dadeville; Mrs. WP Burns of Golden City; Thomas J Landers of California; Oris of Morgan township; and Clem of Kansas City.
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