From the Adair County News.
Holladay, John "The remains of John Holladay, who died sixteen years ago, and who was buried on the farm he owned at the time, were disinterred last Wednesday...and buried by the side of his wife, in the city cemetery." [Cemeteries of Adair County, Kentucky, Volume 4, page 37, has this entry: John Holladay 1 Dec. 1843 - 18 Oct. 1900. Buried beside him is Ellen Waggener Holladay.]
The week after his obituary came out, it was in the paper that he died of paralysis of the bowels, whatever that means.
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Holladay, John "The remains of John Holladay, who died sixteen years ago, and who was buried on the farm he owned at the time, were disinterred last Wednesday...and buried by the side of his wife, in the city cemetery." [Cemeteries of Adair County, Kentucky, Volume 4, page 37, has this entry: John Holladay 1 Dec. 1843 - 18 Oct. 1900. Buried beside him is Ellen Waggener Holladay.]
The week after his obituary came out, it was in the paper that he died of paralysis of the bowels, whatever that means.
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From the Adair County News.
Holladay, John "The remains of John Holladay, who died sixteen years ago, and who was buried on the farm he owned at the time, were disinterred last Wednesday...and buried by the side of his wife, in the city cemetery." [Cemeteries of Adair County, Kentucky, Volume 4, page 37, has this entry: John Holladay 1 Dec. 1843 - 18 Oct. 1900. Buried beside him is Ellen Waggener Holladay.]
The week after his obituary came out, it was in the paper that he died of paralysis of the bowels, whatever that means.
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Holladay, John "The remains of John Holladay, who died sixteen years ago, and who was buried on the farm he owned at the time, were disinterred last Wednesday...and buried by the side of his wife, in the city cemetery." [Cemeteries of Adair County, Kentucky, Volume 4, page 37, has this entry: John Holladay 1 Dec. 1843 - 18 Oct. 1900. Buried beside him is Ellen Waggener Holladay.]
The week after his obituary came out, it was in the paper that he died of paralysis of the bowels, whatever that means.
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