He was the son of Joseph Francis Artman and Elizabeth Dunlap.
spouse: Mary Ellen Woodruff
marriage: 23 JAN 1873
Marion County, Indiana
They had 5 children.
spouse: Emma Rader
marriage: 14 OCT 1927
Lebanon, Boone County, Indiana.
WM. A. ARTMAN, 79, CLAIMED BY DEATH
Heart Trouble Fatal To Boone Man
A ten day illness with heart trouble proved fatal to William A. Artman, 79 years old, who expired at his home, 421 East Walnut Street at 2 o'clock this morning. Mr. Artman came to Boone County with his parents when he was fourteen years of age and until moving to Lebanon a few years ago, he spent his life in Union Township of Boone County. He was the brother of the Late Samuel Artman of this city. He was a member of the Baptist Church at Mts. Run.
Brief rites will be held at the residence at 1:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon with the Rev. E. A. Williams of Whitestown officiating, with burial in Mts. Run Cemetery.
Mr. Artman was born December 11, 1854 in Indiana County, Pennsylvania, the son of Mr. And Mrs. Joseph Artman. He was twice married, first in Boone County to Mary Ellen Woodruff, who passed away September 13, 1922, and the second in Lebanon October 14, 1927, to Mrs. Emma Rader, who survives.
He leaves besides the widow five children, Mrs. Olive Ortwein of Westfield, Mrs. Sarah Harshbarger of near Fairview, Mrs. Mollie Brown of Brownsburg and Roy and Frank Artman, both of Rosston, twenty grandchildren, twenty-three great grandchildren, two brothers, Francis Artman of Union Township and Abram Artman of Lebanon, and two sisters, Mrs. Roseanna Hancock and Miss Mary Artman both of near Mts. Run.
Two brothers, Samuel Artman and Eli Artman and two sisters, Mrs. Sarah Davis and Miss Amanda Artman, preceded him in death.
Source: "The Lebanon Reporter," Monday, April 23, 1934, page 1
spouse: Mary Ellen Woodruff
marriage: 23 JAN 1873
Marion County, Indiana
They had 5 children.
spouse: Emma Rader
marriage: 14 OCT 1927
Lebanon, Boone County, Indiana.
WM. A. ARTMAN, 79, CLAIMED BY DEATH
Heart Trouble Fatal To Boone Man
A ten day illness with heart trouble proved fatal to William A. Artman, 79 years old, who expired at his home, 421 East Walnut Street at 2 o'clock this morning. Mr. Artman came to Boone County with his parents when he was fourteen years of age and until moving to Lebanon a few years ago, he spent his life in Union Township of Boone County. He was the brother of the Late Samuel Artman of this city. He was a member of the Baptist Church at Mts. Run.
Brief rites will be held at the residence at 1:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon with the Rev. E. A. Williams of Whitestown officiating, with burial in Mts. Run Cemetery.
Mr. Artman was born December 11, 1854 in Indiana County, Pennsylvania, the son of Mr. And Mrs. Joseph Artman. He was twice married, first in Boone County to Mary Ellen Woodruff, who passed away September 13, 1922, and the second in Lebanon October 14, 1927, to Mrs. Emma Rader, who survives.
He leaves besides the widow five children, Mrs. Olive Ortwein of Westfield, Mrs. Sarah Harshbarger of near Fairview, Mrs. Mollie Brown of Brownsburg and Roy and Frank Artman, both of Rosston, twenty grandchildren, twenty-three great grandchildren, two brothers, Francis Artman of Union Township and Abram Artman of Lebanon, and two sisters, Mrs. Roseanna Hancock and Miss Mary Artman both of near Mts. Run.
Two brothers, Samuel Artman and Eli Artman and two sisters, Mrs. Sarah Davis and Miss Amanda Artman, preceded him in death.
Source: "The Lebanon Reporter," Monday, April 23, 1934, page 1
He was the son of Joseph Francis Artman and Elizabeth Dunlap.
spouse: Mary Ellen Woodruff
marriage: 23 JAN 1873
Marion County, Indiana
They had 5 children.
spouse: Emma Rader
marriage: 14 OCT 1927
Lebanon, Boone County, Indiana.
WM. A. ARTMAN, 79, CLAIMED BY DEATH
Heart Trouble Fatal To Boone Man
A ten day illness with heart trouble proved fatal to William A. Artman, 79 years old, who expired at his home, 421 East Walnut Street at 2 o'clock this morning. Mr. Artman came to Boone County with his parents when he was fourteen years of age and until moving to Lebanon a few years ago, he spent his life in Union Township of Boone County. He was the brother of the Late Samuel Artman of this city. He was a member of the Baptist Church at Mts. Run.
Brief rites will be held at the residence at 1:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon with the Rev. E. A. Williams of Whitestown officiating, with burial in Mts. Run Cemetery.
Mr. Artman was born December 11, 1854 in Indiana County, Pennsylvania, the son of Mr. And Mrs. Joseph Artman. He was twice married, first in Boone County to Mary Ellen Woodruff, who passed away September 13, 1922, and the second in Lebanon October 14, 1927, to Mrs. Emma Rader, who survives.
He leaves besides the widow five children, Mrs. Olive Ortwein of Westfield, Mrs. Sarah Harshbarger of near Fairview, Mrs. Mollie Brown of Brownsburg and Roy and Frank Artman, both of Rosston, twenty grandchildren, twenty-three great grandchildren, two brothers, Francis Artman of Union Township and Abram Artman of Lebanon, and two sisters, Mrs. Roseanna Hancock and Miss Mary Artman both of near Mts. Run.
Two brothers, Samuel Artman and Eli Artman and two sisters, Mrs. Sarah Davis and Miss Amanda Artman, preceded him in death.
Source: "The Lebanon Reporter," Monday, April 23, 1934, page 1
spouse: Mary Ellen Woodruff
marriage: 23 JAN 1873
Marion County, Indiana
They had 5 children.
spouse: Emma Rader
marriage: 14 OCT 1927
Lebanon, Boone County, Indiana.
WM. A. ARTMAN, 79, CLAIMED BY DEATH
Heart Trouble Fatal To Boone Man
A ten day illness with heart trouble proved fatal to William A. Artman, 79 years old, who expired at his home, 421 East Walnut Street at 2 o'clock this morning. Mr. Artman came to Boone County with his parents when he was fourteen years of age and until moving to Lebanon a few years ago, he spent his life in Union Township of Boone County. He was the brother of the Late Samuel Artman of this city. He was a member of the Baptist Church at Mts. Run.
Brief rites will be held at the residence at 1:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon with the Rev. E. A. Williams of Whitestown officiating, with burial in Mts. Run Cemetery.
Mr. Artman was born December 11, 1854 in Indiana County, Pennsylvania, the son of Mr. And Mrs. Joseph Artman. He was twice married, first in Boone County to Mary Ellen Woodruff, who passed away September 13, 1922, and the second in Lebanon October 14, 1927, to Mrs. Emma Rader, who survives.
He leaves besides the widow five children, Mrs. Olive Ortwein of Westfield, Mrs. Sarah Harshbarger of near Fairview, Mrs. Mollie Brown of Brownsburg and Roy and Frank Artman, both of Rosston, twenty grandchildren, twenty-three great grandchildren, two brothers, Francis Artman of Union Township and Abram Artman of Lebanon, and two sisters, Mrs. Roseanna Hancock and Miss Mary Artman both of near Mts. Run.
Two brothers, Samuel Artman and Eli Artman and two sisters, Mrs. Sarah Davis and Miss Amanda Artman, preceded him in death.
Source: "The Lebanon Reporter," Monday, April 23, 1934, page 1
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