John Becraft McFarlan of Connersville Dies at 87
John Becraft McFarlan, longtime Connersville carriage magnate, died at his home on Lincoln Avenue after a long illness. Born November 7, 1822 in London, he built a sprawling carriage and wagon business, expanded Connersville’s industry, and helped form Indiana Furniture and several local factories. He leaves four sons and a legacy of enterprise in manufacturing.
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John B McFarlan a Connersville pioneer and entrepreneur
John Becraft McFarlan aged eighty seven died leaving a legacy as Connersville’s leading founder and industrialist. He financed and guided the McFarlan carriage works Connersville Blower Company and other ventures shaping the city into a manufacturing center. He built the McFarlan block and expanded land holdings and was active in banking gas and other firms. Funeral is Tuesday at 2 30 pm from Lincoln avenue with Rev G C Lamb officiating.
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Connersville Natural Gas Company
Fayette Banking Company
Fayette National Bank
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First Presbyterian Church
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Mayor Proclaims Death of John B. McFarlan in Connersville
Proclamation by Mayor of Connersville notes the death of John B. McFarlan, describing him as a longtime, enterprising citizen vital to local progress. It directs the closure of business on the funeral day and records the city’s sorrow, dated August 1 1900 with City Clerk Jacob S. Clouds’ attestation.
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Farmer Killed and Boy Injured in Train Collision
A farmer James Myatis, 60, was killed and his 13 year old son Charl Sheath seriously injured when struck by a northbound passenger train near Brookville while crossing the tracks. The train hit the wagon they were riding in as it approached eleven o clock. The boy survived despite injuries and was taken to a local hospital.
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