RICHARD DARIUS CANADAY
Richard Darius Canaday was born 28 Dec 1840 and died 10 Nov 1907. He was married to Marry Hannah Cox and Lucretia Hagar Evans.
Richard's father was Richard I. Canaday born about 12 Oct 1798 in Kentucky, married to Mary (Polly) Artman. John Allen Canaday was married to Annette Edna Johnson on 25 Dec 1909. John was born 9 Apr 1878 and died 8 Mar 1878. Annette Edna Johnson was born 30 Nov 1881 and died 6 June 1931.
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Richard Canaday was born in Sullivan county, Ind., in 1840 and died in Phillips county, Colo., on Sunday Nov. 10, 1907.
While yet a young man he went to Illinois and spent most of his life in that state. He was married in that state and to them were born 5 children, only one of whom, his son Allen, of this county survives him.
His wife died while he resided in Illinois. In March 1906, he came to Phillips county, where his son, Allen, has a homestead in the hope that the change of climate would prove beneficial to his health. He was a man who made friends and was always highly respected wherever he made his home.
The funeral services were held on Tuesday Nov. 12, and were conducted by Rev. Jenkins of Holyoke, and the body was laid away in the Holyoke cemetery.
The State Herald, November 22, 1907
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RICHARD DARIUS CANADAY
Richard Darius Canaday was born 28 Dec 1840 and died 10 Nov 1907. He was married to Marry Hannah Cox and Lucretia Hagar Evans.
Richard's father was Richard I. Canaday born about 12 Oct 1798 in Kentucky, married to Mary (Polly) Artman. John Allen Canaday was married to Annette Edna Johnson on 25 Dec 1909. John was born 9 Apr 1878 and died 8 Mar 1878. Annette Edna Johnson was born 30 Nov 1881 and died 6 June 1931.
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Richard Canaday was born in Sullivan county, Ind., in 1840 and died in Phillips county, Colo., on Sunday Nov. 10, 1907.
While yet a young man he went to Illinois and spent most of his life in that state. He was married in that state and to them were born 5 children, only one of whom, his son Allen, of this county survives him.
His wife died while he resided in Illinois. In March 1906, he came to Phillips county, where his son, Allen, has a homestead in the hope that the change of climate would prove beneficial to his health. He was a man who made friends and was always highly respected wherever he made his home.
The funeral services were held on Tuesday Nov. 12, and were conducted by Rev. Jenkins of Holyoke, and the body was laid away in the Holyoke cemetery.
The State Herald, November 22, 1907
coloradohistoricnewspapers.org
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