Lewisville cemetery holds Revolutionary and Civil War heroes
Division of several estates notes patriots buried in Lewisville cemetery including John Montgomery, lifeguard to General Washington, plus Civil War veterans from various regiments. The article lists many names and interments, then touches on Farmers Institutes meeting, horse breeding news, agricultural suppliers, and poultry feeding products from local firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisville
John Montgomery
George Washington
206Th
James G. Shields
F. F. Marshall
James Tleming
Itesames Hazlett
John Dunkl
C. Marshall
Lemuel Harrold
Boyd EB
Ewing
J. Macking
James J. Shields
Revert Yours
Samuel Nesbitt
C. Kennedy
Jacob Wicks
James C. Shields
Lpfth
C. J. Kwin
John Drummond
James Miller
James Marshall
John Iferguson
Hamilton Donlap
J. C. Ewing
Miller
Illiott Ferguson
Marshall
RB. Leard
William Jack
James J. Ewing
James McFarland
James
Blosack
WW. M. ‘Morford
T. W. Ewing
T. HW. Irwin
Bequests Made in Wills Recently Vile Odin County
Wills from Odin County names multiple heirs and executors. John W Taylor 1916 will leaves household goods to Mrs. George Prothero and life use of Taylor homestead, with tax benefits from life insurance to her. Royden Taylor receives 1, ON and insurance in Wome and North American companies. remainder split between Royden and Mrs Prothero. James J Work of Rochester Mills leaves home and farm income to widow, then to children. Morrost and widow as executors. John I Siverd inherits widow’s estate income for life with specific bequests to Burt, John, Meda, Grace, Freda and descendants, executor named. Josephine Shankle leaves farm to son Clair, livestock and money to Andrew Shankle, household goods to children. other bequests listed. Henry Burns’ widow and daughter Bell executrix receive farm and personal property. Mary J McKee leaves cash to son Chas, bank funds to daughter, homestead to Carrie, daughters named executrices. David C Waterson’s will provides sums to John and other relatives, with Ruth, Minnie Sowers, Clair Snyder named. attorney Pierce appointed executor. Revival at Marion Center noted as tent meetings planned with Rev J C Irvin and Evangelist J S Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odin County
George Prothero
Taylor
Equitable Society
John W. Taylor
Town
Royden
Wome
North Amerian
James J. Work
Rochester Mills
Wast Mahoning Township
Edward
Morrost
John 1. Siverd
Mary CG. Siverd
Green Township
Burt
John
Meda
Grace
Freda Boucher
Josephine Shankle
Montgomery Township
Clair
Cherry Tree Bank
Chevy Chase
Andrew Shankle
Henry Burns
Pine Township
Bell
Mary J. McKee
Blairsville
Chas
John R. Geary
Carrie
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Food Administration
I. W. Putchinson
Marmner
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Rank W. Luce
D. J. News
Phan
United States Food Administration
Lockport
N.Y
Atu
Hastern
Food Administration
As Or Mill
Food Adinistration
David Ellis & Son
Doe
Farmers’ Institutes
County Board of Farmers’ Institute Managers
County Commissioners’ Office
State Board of Agriculture
A. P. Baker
Campbell's Mills
Reveur
A .P. Baker
Gibson-Clark CO
Indiana
Conkey
J. M. Stewart & CO
Indiana, Pa
Marion Center
J. C. Irvin
Clymer
J. 8. Moore
Lancaster
Oxfords
Irvin S. Glasser
Philadelphia Street
North Sixth Street
Troutman's
Troutman’s
Oxford
Russia
Voile
Batiste
Georgette Crepe
Crepe de Chine
Sweet Girl
Renee
Tint le Lings
Luxenberg
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