28 Mar 1903
page 5
O. F. Cowhick, head of the Cowhick Dry Goods Company, is reported to be critically ill at his home on E. 18th St. His daughter, Miss Marcia, has arrived from Boston where she has been attending college.
3 Apr 1903
Chey Daily Leader
Page 1
…funeral will occur tomorrow from the Presbyterian church.
WY Tribune
3 Apr
page 4
A resident of Cheyenne since 1876—he twice built up the largest dry goods business in Wyoming—a widow, daughter, brother (D.R.), and three sisters survive him
Died 2 April of anemia (Gravestone is marked March 31).
Born in Ohio March 13, 1840.
A man of reserved disposition, and though several times nominated for public office as often declined, preferring to give his attention entirely to business.
Surviving brother: D. R. (Dallas) Cowhick, Cheyenne Surviving sisters:
Mrs. Elizabeth Parmales of Milwaukee, WI; Mrs. Mary Wanamaker of Edgerton, OH, and Miss Lilla Thorpe of Farmer, OH
Pallbearers:
Wyoming Senator Joseph M. Carey,
Henry G. Hay (bank president),
E. W. Whitcomb (business partner),
I C. Whipple (business competitor),
Dr. Reese Williams,
Hon W. R. Schnitger
--submitted by Clint Black, Apr 2012
28 Mar 1903
page 5
O. F. Cowhick, head of the Cowhick Dry Goods Company, is reported to be critically ill at his home on E. 18th St. His daughter, Miss Marcia, has arrived from Boston where she has been attending college.
3 Apr 1903
Chey Daily Leader
Page 1
…funeral will occur tomorrow from the Presbyterian church.
WY Tribune
3 Apr
page 4
A resident of Cheyenne since 1876—he twice built up the largest dry goods business in Wyoming—a widow, daughter, brother (D.R.), and three sisters survive him
Died 2 April of anemia (Gravestone is marked March 31).
Born in Ohio March 13, 1840.
A man of reserved disposition, and though several times nominated for public office as often declined, preferring to give his attention entirely to business.
Surviving brother: D. R. (Dallas) Cowhick, Cheyenne Surviving sisters:
Mrs. Elizabeth Parmales of Milwaukee, WI; Mrs. Mary Wanamaker of Edgerton, OH, and Miss Lilla Thorpe of Farmer, OH
Pallbearers:
Wyoming Senator Joseph M. Carey,
Henry G. Hay (bank president),
E. W. Whitcomb (business partner),
I C. Whipple (business competitor),
Dr. Reese Williams,
Hon W. R. Schnitger
--submitted by Clint Black, Apr 2012
Family Members
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Anna Elizabeth Cowhick Bates Neer
1818–1909
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Dr John Young Cowhick
1824–1891
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Daniel S Cowhick
1833–1884
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Mary C. Cowhick Wanamaker
1842–1928
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Eliza Jane Cowhick Tharp
1844–1906
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Dallas Roe Cowhick
1848–1903
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Elisabeth C "Libbie" Cowhick Haas
1852–1912
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Dr George Garret Cowhick
1853–1926
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Winfield Scott Cowhick
1859–1894
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