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Patrick Dee Patrick Dée, an, aged, ‘and spected citizen‘of Brownsburg’ away at‘his home:on, North Sunday, February, 18th, aged 11 months and‘1 day. He was united in’ marriage: Powers in 1856, to which“ born thirteen children, “seven, whom with’ the wife, proceeded, a father in death. 4 One daughter, Mrs. J. P. McCaffery and son son, Jefferson, who resid Montana, and a son John who 2ai 1g in California were ale to get here for the funeral.James of Dakota arrived too late for the Pius: ral, Martin of Detroit, was present. The funeral services were conduct ed by Rev.. Father Maher, at Malachy’s Church, Wednesday 1 ing after which the remains were laid to rest'in Holy Cross Cemeter. Mrs. Wi P. Johnson , Mrs. Wm. P. ‘Johnson, died at her home, 40 miles north of town, Mon day, February 7th after an extended illness. _ The funeral services “were conducted by Elder R. A. Fuson at the home after which the remains were laid to rest in the Johnson Cem etery. The ‘following obituary was read during the services: “Nannie B. Johnson, daughter’ of Rufus and Charlotte Beckner,was born in Virginia, April 18, 1869, de parting this life Feb. 7, 1921, aged 51 years, 9 months and 19 days. She professed her hope in Christ in girlhood. “She was the mother of eleven children, of which seven are living, David H. Pounds of York, N. Dak., Walter A. Pounds of Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, Frank and Everett Johnson of Elliotaville, Iowa, Otis P., Wm. Jr., and Rush L. Johnson of Hendricks County Indiana, _She also leaves two stepsons, Oscar and Roy Johnson and Mrs. Alva Smith, eight grand-children, nine step-grand-children and her husband, Wm. P. Johnson. Joseph F. Money. Joseph F. Money, _ died. ..Mor e February 14th at the Long Hospital Indianapolis, where he was taken ‘last week for an operation. He was the son of Benjamin. and Mary Money, and was born Junio 1, 1856. He was twice married, the first wife dying,a number of years ago,. In 1888 he was united in marriage, “to Margaret Ruse, t o which union’ four children were born. He is survived by four children; Maude, Frances, Don and Lulu and BS ‘grani-children. The funeral sexwives ‘were conducted by Elder R. A. Fuson ‘at the late home, yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock. ‘Burial was at, Green lawn cemetery.
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Brownsburg Record
Brownsburg, Indiana, US
Fri, Feb 18, 1921
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