Husband John Welsey Grishaw
Born: 17 Apr 1824 - Ripley County, Indiana
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Died: 25 Sep 1889 - Sharpsville, Tipton County, Indiana
Buried: - Sharpsville Cemetery, Sharpsville, Tipton County, Indiana
Father: Isaac Grishaw
Mother: Mary Ann Copeland
Marriage: 15 Apr 1849 - Ripley County, Indiana
Wife Millie Jane Hawthorne
Born: 29 Jun 1829 - Ripley County, Indiana
Christened:
Died: 13 Jul 1897 - Indiana
Buried: - Sharpsville Cemetery, Sharpsville, Tipton County, Indiana
Father: George Madison Hawthorne
Mother: Sarah Holman
Children
1 F Sarah F Grishaw
Born: 1850
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2 F Mary M Grishaw
Born: 1853 - Indiana
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Died:
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3 F Polly A Grishaw
Born: 1853 - Indiana
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4 F Martha Jane Grishaw
Born: 1858 - Tipton County, Indiana
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Spouse: William Emory Richards
Marr: 1882 - Tipton County, Indiana
5 M John Wesley Grishaw
Born:
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General Notes: Husband - John Welsey Grishaw
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Death information from Tipton County, IN Death Records 1882-1896
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John Wesley Grishaw
Birth:
Ripley County
Indiana, USA
Death:
Indiana, USA
Family links:
Parents:
Isaac Spice Grishaw (1789 - 1851)
Mary Ann Copeland Grishaw (1787 - 1863)
Spouse:
Millie Jane Hawthorne Grishaw (1829 - 1897)
Children:
Mary Malissa Grishaw VanBibber (1853 - 1900)*
Martha Jane Grishaw Richards (1858 - 1938)*
Walter S Grishaw (1861 - 1929)*
Siblings:
George Washington Grishaw (1814 - 1865)*
Isaac Grishaw (1822 - 1852)**
John Wesley Grishaw (1824 - 1889)
Mary Ann Grishaw (1826 - 1853)**
Martha Ann Grishaw Holman (1829 - 1923)*
*Calculated relationship
**Half-sibling
Inscription:
Aged 65 y 5 m 8 d
Burial:
Sharpsville Cemetery
Sharpsville
Tipton County
Indiana, USA
Plot: Sec 1 Row 25 Grave 12
General Notes: Wife - Millie Jane Hawthorne
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Millie Jane Hawthorne Grishaw
Birth:
Ripley County
Indiana, USA
Death:
Indiana, USA
Family links:
Parents:
George Madison Hawthorne (1802 - 1836)
Sarah Holman Fall (1804 - 1890)
Spouse:
John Wesley Grishaw (1824 - 1889)*
Children:
Mary Malissa Grishaw VanBibber (1853 - 1900)*
Martha Jane Grishaw Richards (1858 - 1938)*
Walter S Grishaw (1861 - 1929)*
*Calculated relationship
Inscription:
Aged 68 y 15 d
Burial:
Sharpsville Cemetery
Sharpsville
Tipton County
Indiana, USA
Plot: Sec 1 Row 25 Grave 10
Husband Squire Robinson
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Marriage: 18 Feb 1834 - Ripley County, Indiana
Wife Lettrice A Grishaw
Born: 1816
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Father: Isaac Grishaw
Mother: Mary Ann Copeland
Children
General Notes: Husband - Squire Robinson
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General Notes: Wife - Lettrice A Grishaw
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Grishaw Heirs to Akers:
This indenture made this 24th day of September in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred forty six between Mitchel D. Young and Elizabeth his wife late Elizabeth Radikin and Isaac Grishaw Jun. and Squire Robinson who was the husband of Lettittia Asberry Grishaw and who is the guardian of her heirs acting for them of the County of Ripley and State of Indiana who are the legal heirs mentioned in the will of Issac Grishaw Dec. - of the first part and George W. Akers of the county of Campbell and State of Virginia of the second part witness that the said party of the first part for and in consideration of the Sum of twenty one dollars lawful money of the United States to them in hand well truly and by the said party of the second part the receipt thereof is hereby acknowledged have granted bargained sold conveyed and confirmed and bye their presents do grant the party of the second part his heirs and assigns forever their interest in a certain tract of land lying and being in the County of Pulaski and State of Kentucky belonging to the above named Issac Grishaw Dec. at the time of his death and willed by the said Issac Grishaw Dec. to the following persons to wit Elizabeth Ratikin, Isaac Acton, Lettittia Acton, Issac Grishaw Jr., Jesse Glass, Lettittia Asberry Grishaw. The above Mitchel D. Young and Elizabeth his wife late Elizabeth Ratikin and Isaac Grishaw Jun. do sell and convey all our rights and titles in the will of said Isaac Grishaw Dec. to the said George W. Akers and all of the estate rights title interest claims and demand of them the said party of the first part of in and to the said premises and every part there of together with all and singular the privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging or in any wise apportioning and the rents issue and property there of to have and to hold the premises hereby bargained and sold or meant or intended so to be with the appurtenance to the only proper use and behalf of the said party of the second part his heirs assigns forever to the party of the first part his for themselves and assign that they are the true and lawful owners of the premises hereby granted and have good right full power lawful authority to sell and convey the same from whence and for affore said and further that they the said party of the first part their being executors and administrators will warrant forever defend their afore said right to said premises with their appurtenances and every part and parcel there of unto the said party of the second part his heirs and assigns against all persons lawfully claiming or claim by from or under them as any of them.
In witness where fore the said party of the first part have here onto set their hands and seal this day and year first above written sealed and delivered in presence of
Mitchell D. Young
Elizabeth + Young (her mark)
Isaac Grishaw Jr.
Frances + Grishaw (her mark)
Squire Robinson
State of Indiana
Ripley County
Before us Calvin Westover and Isaac Miles two Justices of the Peace within and for said County this day personally appeared Mitchel D. Young and Elizabeth his wife and Issac Grishaw Jr. Francis his wife and Squire Roberson the above grantors who being personally known to us to such and severity acknowledges his signing sealing and delivering of the above Indentures to be their voluntary act and deed for the uses and purposes there in mentioned and use having made known the the wives of the said Mitchell D. Young and Isaac Grishaw Jr. the full contents and purports of said above deed they severally acknowledged to us in a private examination separately and apart from and without hearing their said husband that they executed said above deed of their own free will and accord and withoutan coercion or compulsion from their said husbands in testimony where of we have unto set our hands and seals of office on the twenty fourth day of September one thousand eight hundred and forty six.
Calvin Westover
Husband Madison Grishaw
Born: 1819 - Kentucky
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Died: - Tipton County, Indiana
Buried:
Father: Isaac Grishaw
Mother: Mary Ann Copeland
Marriage: 16 Oct 1840 - Ripley County, Indiana
Wife America Ann Rutledge
Born: 1820 - Kentucky
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Children
1 M John Grishaw
Born: 1844 - Indiana
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Died:
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2 M Isaac Grishaw
Born: 1845 - Indiana
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Died:
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Spouse: Eliza Ann Gardner
Marr: Mar 1870 - Tipton County, Indiana
3 F Ruth J Grishaw
Born: 1848 - Indiana
Christened:
Died: 16 Jun 1911 - Arcadia, Hamilton County, Indiana
Buried:
Spouse: Guy
4 F Martha A Grishaw
Born: 1853 - Indiana
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Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Weisner
5 F Sarah C Grishaw
Born: 1855 - Indiana
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Died:
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Spouse: Thomas Heath
6 F Mary A Grishaw
Born: 1858 - Indiana
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Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Anderson Beatty
7 F Matilda A Grishaw
Born: 1860
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Died: 21 Oct 1928
Buried:
Spouse: Francis Asbury Fish
General Notes: Husband - Madison Grishaw
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General Notes: Wife - America Ann Rutledge
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Husband Weisner
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Wife Martha A Grishaw
Born: 1853 - Indiana
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Father: Madison Grishaw
Mother: America Ann Rutledge
Children
General Notes: Husband - Weisner
General Notes: Wife - Martha A Grishaw
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Husband George Washington Holman
Born: 30 Jan 1822 - Indiana
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Died: 9 Nov 1906 - Ripley County, Kansas
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Father: William Holman
Mother: Mary Foster
Marriage: 10 Jul 1853 - Ripley County, Kansas
Wife Martha Ann Grishaw
Born: 12 Nov 1829 - Ripley County, Kansas
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Died: 30 Nov 1923 - Sharpsville, Tipton County, Indiana
Buried: - Sharpsville Cemetery, Sharpsville, Tipton County, Indiana
Father: Isaac Grishaw
Mother: Mary Ann Copeland
Children
1 M Calvin Holman
Born: 19 Apr 1854 - Ripley County, Kansas
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Died: 23 Feb 1920
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2 M Luther Holman
Born: 14 Dec 1857 - Ripley County, Kansas
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3 M Freeman Holman
Born: 14 Feb 1857 - Ripley County, Kansas
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Died: 14 Feb 1934
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4 F Flora Holman
Born: 2 Nov 1863 - Ripley County, Kansas
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5 F Jennie Holman
Born: 10 Mar 1865 - Ripley County, Kansas
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6 M George Ulysses Holman
Born: 6 Oct 1868 - Ripley County, Kansas
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Died: 26 May 1953 - Tipton, Tipton County, Indiana
Buried: - Sharpsville Cemetery, Sharpsville, Tipton County, Indiana
Spouse: Carrie Ann Hoffman
Marr: 22 Feb 1898
7 F Ella Holman
Born: 28 Oct 1870 - Ripley County, Kansas
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8 F Della Holman
Born: 28 Oct 1870 - Ripley County, Kansas
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General Notes: Husband - George Washington Holman
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George Washington Holman
Birth:
Death:
Family links:
Parents:
William Holman (1767 - 1863)
Mary Foster Holman (1781 - 1859)
Spouses:
Nancy Mahoney Holman (1821 - 1852)
Martha Ann Grishaw Holman (1829 - 1923)
Children:
Walter S Holman (1850 - 1851)*
Infant Holman (1852 - 1852)*
George Ulysses Holman (1868 - 1953)*
Ella H Holman Camren (1870 - 1958)*
Siblings:
Indiana Holman*
Jesse Lynch Holman (1802 - 1878)*
Sarah Holman Fall (1804 - 1890)*
Amanda Holman Fall (1807 - 1842)*
William Holman (1809 - 1885)*
Martha Holman Grishaw (1813 - 1852)*
George Washington Holman (1822 - 1906)
Mortimor Cherbury Holman (1824 - 1901)*
*Calculated relationship
Burial:
Unknown
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Golden Wedding Anniversary.
Of Interest to Many Tipton County People.
Versailles, Ind. July 10-The leading social event of the week in Ripley county was the reunion of the Holman family, and the celebration of the golden wedding anniversary of the marriage of Washington Holman, and Martha Ann Grishaw, on July 10, 1853. Of the number of guests present at that wedding 50 years ago there is only living yet and that one was present at the celebration today, we mean Franta Grishay, who was then a child of less than 4 years of age, Washington Holman was born on Jan 30, 1822.
Mrs. Martha Holman was born on Nov. 12, 1829. They were both born, married and have always lived within one mile of where they live at present.
Mr. Holman was first married to in 1844 to Nancy Mahoney. To this union were born five children, two of which with their mother died while young. The survivors from that marriage are Ben F. Holman, of Sharpsville; America Holman, who is well known in Tipton county, and Oliver Holman, who has lived in the Indian Territory for the past 25 years.
Martha Anna Holman, taught the first school ever taught in Sharpsville. In October, 1850, she went to Tipton county to keep house for her brother, Washington Grishaw. She remained there for a little more than two years. Pages might be written describing Tipton county at that early date and yet the change has been so great the reader would hardly realize that it is possible. Soon after her return she was married to Washington Holman. To this union were born eleven children, eight of whom are yet living and were present today. They are John Calvin Holman, of Tipton; Luther and Freeman Holman, of near Correct; Geo. Holman of Kokomo; Mrs. Flo Finley and Ella Camren, of Sharpsville; Mrs. Della Ernest, of Hoopeston, Illinois; and Mrs. Jennie Gookins, who lives at the old homestead. Also 42 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren are living monuments to that marriage of 50 years ago.
The old homestead is a beautiful country residence, located on the brow of a small hill which is surrounded by a cluster of larger hills, that presents a beautiful landscape view. The good old spring near the house is still doing service and its water is just as clear and cool as it was when the writer drank from it last just 16 years ago.
The natural scenery along the narrow lane which leads up to the house still holds its own. It is about the only place that looks exactly as it used to look to your scribe. Even the hills appear much higher and grander than they did before. The old orchard at the rear of the house and the pear orchard on the east of the lane show the evidence of age more than any other objects which surround the house. This is the same homestead which was entered by Mr. Holman's father, nearly one century ago. At about 8 o'clock the friends and relatives began to arrive...[the clipping is torn here]...The interior of the house was beautifully decorated for the occasion. The table was loaded with all the delicacies of the season and was arranged as only Ripley county hospitality could arrange it. Its contents were highly appreciated by all present. After dinner the visitors were again divided in groups parts of which listened to music, part engaged in games, and all enjoyed themselves because they were present.
The following is a list of the presents given: J.C. Holman and wife, gold $20. Freeman Holman and wife $5. H.E. Cameron and wife $5. Chas. Earnest and wife, $2. Geo. Holman, $5. Luther Holman and wife $2.50. Franta Grishaw, $5. Mrs. Jennie Gookins, cash $2.50. Sarah McClure, $1. Thos. Wooley and wife, gold cream ladle. Jas. Harper and wife, gold berry spoon. A.A. Holman, mush and milk bowl. Chas Ray and wife, tea cups and saucers. John Livingston and wife, set napkins. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Poulter, suspenders and velvet slippers. Mrs. Poulter, fruit dish. Nancy Horton, fruit dish. Mrs. Rockey, cushion cover. Mrs. Seth, broom. A.M. Wooley, shirt. Mrs. A.M. Wooley, dress. Mrs. Flo Finley, rug. R.A. Leavitt, Sub. Sharpsville Record.
The subjects of this sketch Mr. and Mrs. Holman, are among the most highly respected and honored people of Ripley county. They have raised a large family of children, all of which have filled prominent places in society, church, and state.
Calvin Holman, is at present filling the second term as treasurer of Tipton county, an office which he has filled with great credit.
Freeman Holman, who was formerly trustee of the township in which he lives, is at present representative of Ripley county, in the state Legislature.
One of the interesting parts of the day was when the lady photographers of Versailles, Mrs. Howell and Miss Jula Spencer, arrived to photograph the crowd. Every body then looked pleasant and quiet for a moment and we know that the picture will be an object of art. Late in the evening when the good byes well [were] being said all complimented Mr. and Mrs. Holman, for the royal way they had been entertained and all unite in wishing that many happy days may yet be added to their happy old age.
The following were present: Uncle Milt Wooley who is 83, being the oldest present, J.C. Holman, wife and daughter Blanch, Luther Holman, wife and family, Freeman Holman, wife and son Glenn, Geo. Holman and children, Sarah McClure and daughter Katie, H.E. Cameron and wife, Chas. Ernst and wife, Jennie Gookins and family, Tom Wooley and wife, Francis Grishaw, Mrs. R. Stenmark and daughter, Mr. Fox and wife, Wm. S Holman and wife, Chas. Ray and wife, Mrs. Horton, Mrs. Mary Jackson, who was the oldest lady present, Alfred Wooley, wife and family, Mrs. Lydia Hostetler, Geo. Titus and wife, Monta Risk, Ola Cochran and son Buhl, Leo Wooley and children, R.A. Leavitt, Marion Shaw and family, John Rockey and family, Mrs. Seth, Ella Poulter, Mrs. Minerva Poulter, Mrs. Wm. Finley, Miss America Holman, Tom Wooley and wife, John Livingston and wife, Mrs. Wm. Leslie, Mr. Wm. Gookins.
General Notes: Wife - Martha Ann Grishaw
Martha Ann Grishaw Holman
Birth:
Ripley County
Indiana, USA
Death:
Tipton
Tipton County
Indiana, USA
Family links:
Parents:
Isaac Spice Grishaw (1789 - 1851)
Mary Ann Copeland Grishaw (1787 - 1863)
Spouse:
George Washington Holman (1822 - 1906)*
Children:
John Calvin Holman (1854 - 1921)*
Jennie Holman Bovard (1866 - 1949)*
George Ulysses Holman (1868 - 1953)*
Ella H Holman Camren (1870 - 1958)*
Siblings:
George Washington Grishaw (1814 - 1865)*
Isaac Grishaw (1822 - 1852)**
John Wesley Grishaw (1824 - 1889)*
Mary Ann Grishaw (1826 - 1853)**
Martha Ann Grishaw Holman (1829 - 1923)
*Calculated relationship
**Half-sibling
Burial:
Sharpsville Cemetery
Sharpsville
Tipton County
Indiana, USA
Death record,Indiana State Board of Health
Mrs Martha A Holman
widow
B: Nov 12, 1829
D: Nov 30, 1923
Father: Isaac Grishaw, b KY
Mother: Mary Copland, b KY
Husband: George W. Holman
Joplin, Tipton County, IN
cause of death: chronic bronchitis, senility
Dr: HE Grishaw!
Extracted from Cornet Holman Reviews the Past
Written around 1940, Ripley Co, Indiana
G. W. Holman married Martha Ann Grishaw July 10, 1853 in Ripley County, Indiana.
Martha Ann Grishaw born in Ripley County, Ind. Nov. 12, 1829 and died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. E. H, Cameron in Sharpsville, Ind. aged 94 years. She was buried in the Sharpsville cemetery beside her mother, Mrs. Mary Copeland Grishaw, one of the earliest burials in the cemetery. Her father was Isaac Grishaw, a native of Garrett County, Kentucky and her mother Mary Copeland who came from Virginia. Her grandfather Isaac Grishaw came from England, he being the only son of a large family of Grishaws who came to America from that country and the name of Grishaw in this country comes from this son. Isaac Grishaw was the parent tree, if there are any other Grishaws in this country from another descendant, the fact is not known.
Mrs. Holman knew but little concerning the Copeland side of her family, her grandparents on the Copeland side died while Mrs. Holman was a small child.
There were ten children in her father's family, she being the youngest. The following brothers lived and died in Tipton County, Indiana, Washington Grishaw, Madison Grishaw, and John W. Grishaw. She came with her brothers to Tipton County in 1850 and taught school at Sharpsville as early as 1852. She lived in Ripley County until the death of Mr. Holman Nov. 9, 1906 then lived in Tipton County with her children. Of the eleven children born to George Washington and Martha Ann Grishaw Holman three died in infancy. The next to die was a son J. C. Holman who died Feb. 23, 1920. During her advanced years she was remarkably well preserved and her faculties were exceptionally keen. She was an interesting and intellligent lady and her companionship was most enjoyable.
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Husband William Emory Richards
Born: 1854 - Johnson County, Indiana
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Marriage: 1882 - Tipton County, Indiana
Wife Martha Jane Grishaw
Born: 1858 - Tipton County, Indiana
Christened:
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Father: John Welsey Grishaw
Mother: Millie Jane Hawthorne
Children
General Notes: Husband - William Emory Richards
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General Notes: Wife - Martha Jane Grishaw
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Husband Perry Naylor
Born: 1840
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Marriage: 18 Nov 1860
Wife Polly Ann Grishaw
Born: 4 Mar 1843
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Father: George Washington Grishaw
Mother: Martha Holman
Children
General Notes: Husband - Perry Naylor
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Husband Guy
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Wife Ruth J Grishaw
Born: 1848 - Indiana
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Died: 16 Jun 1911 - Arcadia, Hamilton County, Indiana
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Father: Madison Grishaw
Mother: America Ann Rutledge
Children
1 M Clarence Guy
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2 M Ed Guy
Born:
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3 M Frank Guy
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General Notes: Wife - Ruth J Grishaw
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Indiana, USA Death: Jun. 16, 1911
Arcadia, Hamilton County, Indiana, USA
WIFE OF ESQUIRE A. GUY
Mrs. Ruth Guy, aged sixty-two years, nine months, and ten days, is dead at her home in Arcadia, after a long illness, her death being due to a cancer of the face from which she had been suffering for some time. Her death took place Friday morning. she had been a resident of Arcadia for twenty-six years. The deceased was a sister of Mrs. I.N. Winser, of this city, Matilda Fish, Sarah Heath and Mary Beatty are other sisters, surviving. Isaac Grishaw is a brother. Three sons, Clarence, Ed, and Frank, along with the husband survive. Mrs. Guy was a kindly lady and highly respected by all reference to whose useful was made in the Tribune a few days ago. Funeral services at the M.E. church in Arcadia Sunday at 10:30 Rev. Fisher officiating.
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Death of Mrs. Guy
Death came Friday Afternoon to relieve the suffering of Mrs. Jennie Guy, the estimate wife of Esquire A. Guy at Arcadia, after 18 years of intense suffering, withthe dread cancer. Mrs. Guy was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grishaw and four sisters and one brother survive her, they being Isaac Grishaw, of Sharpsville,Mrs. F.A. Fisher of Middletown, Mrs. thomas Heath of Elwood; Mrs. Anderson Beaty of Atlanta, and Mrs. R.I. Weisner, ofTipton. She had been a long and patient sufferer, but bore all with resignation and fortitude, knowing for all these years that the dread disease was playing upon her system would sooner or later, be the cause of her death.
Mrs. Guy was a life-long member of the Methodist church adn was always an earnest and active church worker. She had many friends throughout the country, being well and favorably known.
The funeral services were held Sunday at 10:30 oclock conducted by Rev. J.J. Fisher and many people from thecity were in attendance.
Burial at the Arcadia Cemetery
Died June 16, 1911
Burial Arcadia Brethren Cemetery
jSection 3 Lot 259
Gravestone gives age as
63 years 10 months 10 days
Burial:
Arcadia Cemetery
Arcadia
Hamilton County
Husband Jonathon Needham
Born: 1814
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Marriage: 26 Jun 1834 - Ripley County, Indiana
Wife Sallie E Grishaw
Born: 1816
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Father: Isaac Grishaw
Mother: Mary Ann Copeland
Children
General Notes: Husband - Jonathon Needham
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Husband Samuel Grishaw
Born: 1820 - Campbell County, Virginia
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Father: William Grishaw
Mother: Jemina Finch
Marriage: 2 Aug 1836 - Campbell County, Virginia
Wife Jane Moore
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Father: Freeman Moore
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Notes: Marriage