Bartholomew County IN

Lee, Marshall B. Jr. – Obituary

Marshall Burr Lee, born on May 9, 1850, in Bartholomew County, Indiana, moved to Mahaska County as a child. After marrying Hannah Wolfe in 1875, he became a successful farmer and businessman, owning 295 acres and later running a furniture and undertaking business in Fremont. A dedicated family man and community member, Lee was involved in the M. E. Church, the Odd Fellows, and local politics. He passed away on September 19, 1911, leaving behind his widow, five children, and a legacy of integrity and moral teachings.

Coy, Ira Mathew – Obituary

Ira M. Coy, aged 90, passed away at his home on September 9, 1964. A dedicated rural mail carrier for 34 years, he was deeply involved in the Edinburg Methodist Church and the Taylorsville Red Men’s Lodge. Born on September 24, 1873, in Bartholomew County, he was first married to Vinnie McQueen and later to Barbara Ott. He is survived by his wife, children, 14 grandchildren, 28 great-grandchildren, and a sister. The funeral will take place at the Edinburg Methodist Church.

McQueen, Melinda Catherine Cochran – Obituary

Melinda Catherine Cochran McQueen, a long-time resident of Newman, passed away on April 12, 1918, following a sudden stroke. Born on December 27, 1854, in Bartholomew County, Indiana, she married Joshua P. McQueen in 1869. She was a devoted member of the Christian Church and remembered for her optimistic spirit. Her funeral, attended by many, featured heartfelt eulogies and music, reflecting the deep respect held for her by family and friends. She is survived by her husband, two daughters, and a half-brother.

McQueen, Joshua P. – Obituary

Joshua P. McQueen, born in Bartholomew County, Indiana, on November 22, 1845, committed suicide on August 14, 1919, by ingesting concentrate lye and carbolic acid. Suffering from chronic rheumatism, he had expressed intentions to end his life to family members. His daughter, Hattie B. Davis, discovered him after he called her into the house, and despite attempts to save him with vinegar, he succumbed to the poison later that evening. A funeral service conducted by Rev. F. O. Fannon was held on August 16, 1919, at his home.

Ferguson, Cynthia Ann McEwen – Obituary

Mrs. Cynthia Ann Ferguson, wife of Rev. Solomon Ferguson, passed away on December 31, 1883, at age 61. Born in Indiana and raised in Decatur County, she married in 1838 and had ten children, with eight surviving her. A devoted church member, she supported her husband’s ministry and was beloved in her community. Her health declined over the past year, leading to her death from paralysis. Her funeral was attended by many, reflecting the profound sorrow felt at her loss.

Everroad, George – Obituary

George Everroad, aged 84, passed away on October 19, 1919, at his brother William’s home near Hope, due to age-related illnesses. He is survived by his widow. The funeral was held on the afternoon of October 21 at the Moravian Church in Hope, led by Rev. Pluck, followed by burial in the Moravian Cemetery.

Vogler, Lewis Alexander – Obituary

Lewis A. Vogler, a prominent farmer and corn grower from Hawcreek Township, passed away on June 4, 1928, at the age of 88. Known for his significant contributions to agriculture and civic life, he was a lifelong resident of Bartholomew County. He began his career in education before devoting himself to farming, where he developed a successful corn variety, Vogler’s White Dent. Vogler was active in community organizations, including the local church and Masonic orders. He is survived by four daughters and two sons.

Stoughton, John Wesley – Obituary

John Stoughton, aged 74, a lifelong farmer from St. Louis Crossing, passed away unexpectedly on October 3, 1925, due to neuralgia of the heart. Born in Flatrock township, he enjoyed a successful farming career until retirement and was well-respected in his community and a member of the Baptist Church. Despite declining health related to hardening of the arteries, he remained active until his final hours. He is survived by his wife and daughter, Mrs. McMillen. Funeral services will be held at the Hawpatch Baptist Church.

Perry, Nellie – Obituary

Nellie Perry, daughter of Noah and Melissa Lee Perry, passed away at the age of 45 at her sister’s home in Clifford. A lifelong resident of Clifford, she is survived by two brothers, James and Lyle, and four sisters, including Mrs. Ora Hamblen. Her funeral service took place on Thursday at the Hamblen residence, followed by burial at Liberty.

Perry, Melissa Ellen Lee

Melissa Ellen Lee Perry, born in Bartholomew County in 1849, passed away on August 18, 1921, at the age of 71 while visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ralph Heilman. A widow of Noah Perry, who died 13 years prior, she is survived by her daughters Mrs. Harry Sims, Mrs. Ora Hamblen, Mrs. Dorcas Fishel, and Miss Nell Perry, along with sons James and John Lyle. Her funeral took place at the Clifford Methodist Church, with burial at Liberty Cemetery.

McQueen, Thomas L.

Thomas L. McQueen, aged sixty-nine, passed away on February 25, 1907, in Clifford after a two-year illness. He is survived by his wife and three children: A. L., Ralph, and Clara McQueen. A lifelong resident of Clifty and Flatrock townships, McQueen was a retired farmer known throughout the county. His funeral, conducted by the Red Men organization from Taylorsville, took place on Wednesday, February 27, 1907.

McQueen, Charles H.

Charles H. McQueen, 66, a respected lifelong resident of East Columbus, died on October 8, 1921, after being struck by a car while riding his bicycle home from work at the Mooney tannery. He suffered severe spinal injuries and remained unconscious until his passing. McQueen was known for his dedication to his job and was held in high regard by the community. He is survived by his widow, three sons, and two daughters. Funeral services took place at his home, with burial in Garland Brook Cemetery.

Lee, Thomas Greene Col. – Obituary

Colonel Thomas G. Lee passed away on January 9, 1874, at the age of 74 in Flatrock Township, Indiana. A prominent figure among the early settlers of Bartholomew County, he contributed significantly to its agricultural development. Lee served multiple terms in the State Legislature and briefly as State Senator, gaining respect for his fair dealings and strong character. He was born in Tennessee and later moved to Indiana, where he raised twelve children. His death marks the loss of a notable community leader and influential figure in local history.

Yatulis, Roseltha Vogler – Obituary

Roseltha Vogler Yatulis, aged 66, passed away on Tuesday at Bartholomew County Hospital after a long illness. A member of Hope Moravian Church, her funeral will be held at Norman Funeral Home on Friday, with burial at Hope Moravian Cemetery. Born on March 16, 1913, in Bartholomew County, she was married to A. J. Yatulis since 1946. She is survived by her husband and son, Lee Vogler Nading, while her other son, Lewis Nading, predeceased her in 1964.

Vogler, Roseltha Lee – Obituary

Mrs. Rosetta Vogler, aged 80, passed away on December 3, 1924, at her home in Hope, after a brief illness. She was the devoted wife of Lewis A. Vogler and had looked forward to their upcoming 62nd wedding anniversary on Christmas Day. A lifelong resident of the county, she was respected for her leadership in civic and church activities and her commitment to charitable work. Mrs. Vogler is survived by her husband, six children, ten grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren.

Perry, Noah Hazzard – Obituary

Noah Perry, a respected farmer and Civil War veteran, passed away on August 2, 1908, at the age of about sixty-three due to a complication of diseases. He had resided in the Clifford community for over forty years. Perry is survived by his widow, two sons, and six daughters, all living in the county. His funeral will take place at his residence, led by Rev. Mr. Pond, with interment at Liberty Cemetery.

Homsher, Arda Xantippe Vogler – Obituary

Mrs. L. M. Homsher, also known as Arda Xantippe Vogler, passed away on December 11, 1968, in Johnson County, Indiana. She was married to Lewis Morland Homsher on April 19, 1899, and was the mother of four children: William, Mary, Alice, and Lewis. Her funeral service is scheduled for 11:00 a.m. on Saturday at Vandivier-Parsley Funeral Home, with burial to take place at Hope Moravian Cemetery in Bartholomew County.

Obituary of Mary Snider Nading

Mrs. Sarah E. Cropper, aged 65, passed away on August 9, 1928, at her home in Washington township. A resident of the county since her birth on June 18, 1863, she was the daughter of Eli and Mrs. Cherry and married William Cropper in 1887, with whom she had four children, two of whom survive her. A member of the Flat Rock M. E. Church and the Pythian Sisters, her funeral is set for Saturday afternoon, with burial at Forest Hill Cemetery.