The DeFuniak Herald – August 1915 – Obituaries

August 1915 Obituaries

 

1915 August 5– Bud Penton, injured on the Harbeson’s skidder last Tuesday, died Thursday and the

body was shipped to his home in Mississippi that night for burial. His mother came wednes-

day, but he did not recognize her.

 

1915 August 5–  Mr S M McEachern of Ponce de Leon on Sunday was taken ill with a servere headache,

for which he took patent headache tablets.  Getting no relief he took two aspririn tablets. Still

no relief so physician gave him a dose of morphine.  Soon after he dropped into a deep sleep,

it being impossible to rouse him from this stupor, he died Tuesday forenoon.

 

Compiled by Lois Danley and Sharon Watson

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The DeFuniak Herald – June 3, 1915 – In Memory Of…

June 3, 1915 – In Memory Of announcement

 

1915 June 3–  IN MEMORY:  Mrs Sarah Green whose death at Bonifay Sunday, 16th of May.

To her children she leaves a priceless heritage, the memory of a noble mother.  By

Norah Darling of Andalusia, AL.

 

Card of Thanks: We sincerely thank all of our many friends for every kindness shown

during the sickness and death of our beloved wife and mother. J W McSwain & Family,

Dorcas, FL.

 

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The DeFuniak Herald – May 20, 1915 – Obituary

May 1915 Obituary

 

1915 May 20–  Mrs Sarah Green’s, of Darlington, death occurred Sunday at Bonifay where  she was

visiting her daughter Mrs Owens.

 

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The DeFuniak Herald – March 1915 – Obituaries

March 1915 Obituaries

 

March 7, 1915–

Mr H O Swift, died on Mar 7 in Oberliz, Ohio.  He will be remembered as for many years a

winter visitor, making his winter home with Dr J N McLane.

 

March 26, 1915–

Card of Thanks: We desire to express our sincere thanks for the untiring efforts of the entire

Community in searching for the body of our brother Rufus Killingsworth, who was drown

March 26 and found April 2.  D A Killingsworth, J A Killingsworth, Lucas Killingsworth.

Deerland, Florida.

 

Compiled by Lois Danley and Sharon Watson

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The DeFuniak Herald – Misc. 1915 Obituaries

Misc. Obituaries for the year 1915

 

1915–  Sam H Hightower, died Saturday at his home south of Vernon after illness. Burial Sunday under

auspices of the W O W.  Survivors are widow, 4 children and other relatives. (Chipley Verdict)

 

1915– Col. T T Wright, one of the founders of DeFuniak died at his home in Nashville Saturday. He

built the home now occupied by W L Cawthon, which our older citizens has always known as

the Wright cottages.

 

1915– Mr Killingsworth’s body found Saturday about a half mile below where he was presumed to

have been drown.  No evidence of foul play and jury returned a verdict of accidental death.

Dr Simmons said there was nothing to the rumors of show wounds in the body.  A beer bottle

2/3’s full of rum was in the man’s pocket.

 

1915–  Lizzie Henderson, 13 yr old daughter of Mr & Mrs J F Henderson died Wednesday at the family

residence and she was buried on Thursday.  The family went to country home to spend the

night, but two members of family were taken sick. The next day Mr Henderson was stricken

and his condition was regarded as serious.

 

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The DeFuniak Herald – February 11, 1915 – Wedding

Wedding Annoucement

 

1915  Feb 11 Miss Nellie Floy Wilson, teacher in the DeFuniak schools and a great favorite here,

was united in Marriage last week to Mr A D Williams at Sweetwater, AL.  The Montgomery

Advertiser is telling of the affair. “Miss Nellie Floy Wilson and A. Douglas Williams were

Married  on Tuesday afternoon, Feb 9 at home of the bride’s parents, by Rev. W F Calhoun,

of  Hartford, Al.   Mr & Mrs  Williams left for a wedding trip and will be home at Grace-

ville, Fl after Feb. 20th.  The bride is the daughter of Rev & Mrs H E Wilson.

 

Contributed by Lois Danley and Sharon Watson

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The DeFuniak Herald – February 1915 – Obituaries

February Obituaries for the year 1915

 

 

1915 Feb 25 Miss Catherine Gordon, on Feb 14 1915 at the residence of C C Macdonald in Santa

Rosa, Catherine Gordon, of Wick, Scotland, graudate of West Sussex Hospital, England,

after a prolonged illness was called to her final reward. While in Canada she was Lady

Superintendent of the Sanitarium at St Agathe Des Nonte in Quebec.

 

Mrs D D Wise express our warmest thanks to the people of this community and surrounding

neighborhood for kindness durin the long continue illness and death of Mr D D Wise.

 

Mr W A McCrimmon, “Uncle Aleck” as he was best know to his many friends passed away

at the Bay Hotel the first of the week, at age 62. Survived by 2 sons, John & James who

accompanied the remains to his old home near Birmingham where other departed members

of his family are buried.  (Panama City Pilot)

 

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The DeFuniak Herald – January 1, 1914

Mrs J H Reddick of Noma, Fla died in Hill’s Infirmary in Montgomery  Monday of last week, and her body was brought to her home for burial. Funeral was held from the family residence Rev. McGlaun conducting the services. Before her marriage she was Miss Ida Davis of Pt Washington. She was 27 yrs of age and survived by her husband who is in business in Noma.

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The DeFuniak Herald – December 26, 1912 – Page 1

BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT

Newspaper: The DeFuniak Herald

 

 

Born – Last Thursday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. H. Gordon, a daughter.

—The DeFuniak Herald, Dec 26, 1912; Page 1.

 

 

Contributed by Michael Strickland

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The DeFuniak Herald — January 15, 1914 — Page 1

“Hub” Allen Dead

The many friends of D. Herbert Allen, “Hub” as he was affectionately called by his chums of the newspaper fraternity are deeply grieved to learn of his untimely death which occurred last week at El Paso, Texas, whither he had gone some months ago in search of health. He was president of the West Florida Press Association and one of Florida’s most brilliant young newspaper men. For several years he published the Milton Gazette, until failing health compelled him to give up the newspaper business. He was a genial, warm-hearted friend and a newspaper man who, if he ever felt resentment toward anyone, was too thorough a gentleman to who evidence of it in the columns of his paper. He was a man whom to know was to love as a brother, and The Herald, in common with the newspaper fraternity generally feels a distinct and abiding sense of loss in his death. To his sorrowing wife and other relatives we tender sincerest sympathy.

[Contributed by Michael Strickland]

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