The Tribune (Seymour, Indiana), p. 6, Tuesday, May 21, 1918
R. E. Plummer who has been ill with heart trouble for some time, died suddenly Sunday night at his home here. The announcement of the time of funeral has not been made. Obituary next week.
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The Tribune (Seymour, Indiana), p. 6, Tuesday, May 28, 1918
Richard E. Plummer died at his home here Monday morning near 1 o'clock of heart failure after several weeks of suffering.
He leaves a wife, three sons, one daughter, one stepson and a number of grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren besides other relatives.
He joined the M. E. church several years ago but on account of bad health was not able to attend church very often, but his home was a place where the pastor always found a welcome and the evening before he died the pastor and Uncle Dick had a long conversation and he asked the pastor to preach his funeral discourse when he died assisted by Rev. Norman of Bedford.
Uncle Dick was feeling better and was sitting on his front porch while in conversation never dreaming that death was so near.
His funeral was largely attended at the M. E. church Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock, after which he was taken to the Brown cemetery near Fostoria and laid to rest.
His age was 80 years, nine months and a few days.
He served in the war of '61 and was one of our old soldiers, there being only two left in our town.
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The Tribune (Seymour, Indiana), p. 6, Tuesday, May 28, 1918
John Thomas and family, Will Plummer, Charles Howell and family, Mrs. Lizzie Harrison of Bedford, Ell Plummer and wife of Elwood, Bert Plummer, Mrs. Williams and daughter of Indianapolis, and Mr. and Mrs. Todd of Heltonville were called here the first of last week by the sudden death of their father, R. E. Plummer, who died at his home early Monday morning of heart failure.
R. E. Plummer who has been ill with heart trouble for some time, died suddenly Sunday night at his home here. The announcement of the time of funeral has not been made. Obituary next week.
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The Tribune (Seymour, Indiana), p. 6, Tuesday, May 28, 1918
Richard E. Plummer died at his home here Monday morning near 1 o'clock of heart failure after several weeks of suffering.
He leaves a wife, three sons, one daughter, one stepson and a number of grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren besides other relatives.
He joined the M. E. church several years ago but on account of bad health was not able to attend church very often, but his home was a place where the pastor always found a welcome and the evening before he died the pastor and Uncle Dick had a long conversation and he asked the pastor to preach his funeral discourse when he died assisted by Rev. Norman of Bedford.
Uncle Dick was feeling better and was sitting on his front porch while in conversation never dreaming that death was so near.
His funeral was largely attended at the M. E. church Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock, after which he was taken to the Brown cemetery near Fostoria and laid to rest.
His age was 80 years, nine months and a few days.
He served in the war of '61 and was one of our old soldiers, there being only two left in our town.
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The Tribune (Seymour, Indiana), p. 6, Tuesday, May 28, 1918
John Thomas and family, Will Plummer, Charles Howell and family, Mrs. Lizzie Harrison of Bedford, Ell Plummer and wife of Elwood, Bert Plummer, Mrs. Williams and daughter of Indianapolis, and Mr. and Mrs. Todd of Heltonville were called here the first of last week by the sudden death of their father, R. E. Plummer, who died at his home early Monday morning of heart failure.
The Tribune (Seymour, Indiana), p. 6, Tuesday, May 21, 1918
R. E. Plummer who has been ill with heart trouble for some time, died suddenly Sunday night at his home here. The announcement of the time of funeral has not been made. Obituary next week.
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The Tribune (Seymour, Indiana), p. 6, Tuesday, May 28, 1918
Richard E. Plummer died at his home here Monday morning near 1 o'clock of heart failure after several weeks of suffering.
He leaves a wife, three sons, one daughter, one stepson and a number of grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren besides other relatives.
He joined the M. E. church several years ago but on account of bad health was not able to attend church very often, but his home was a place where the pastor always found a welcome and the evening before he died the pastor and Uncle Dick had a long conversation and he asked the pastor to preach his funeral discourse when he died assisted by Rev. Norman of Bedford.
Uncle Dick was feeling better and was sitting on his front porch while in conversation never dreaming that death was so near.
His funeral was largely attended at the M. E. church Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock, after which he was taken to the Brown cemetery near Fostoria and laid to rest.
His age was 80 years, nine months and a few days.
He served in the war of '61 and was one of our old soldiers, there being only two left in our town.
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The Tribune (Seymour, Indiana), p. 6, Tuesday, May 28, 1918
John Thomas and family, Will Plummer, Charles Howell and family, Mrs. Lizzie Harrison of Bedford, Ell Plummer and wife of Elwood, Bert Plummer, Mrs. Williams and daughter of Indianapolis, and Mr. and Mrs. Todd of Heltonville were called here the first of last week by the sudden death of their father, R. E. Plummer, who died at his home early Monday morning of heart failure.
R. E. Plummer who has been ill with heart trouble for some time, died suddenly Sunday night at his home here. The announcement of the time of funeral has not been made. Obituary next week.
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The Tribune (Seymour, Indiana), p. 6, Tuesday, May 28, 1918
Richard E. Plummer died at his home here Monday morning near 1 o'clock of heart failure after several weeks of suffering.
He leaves a wife, three sons, one daughter, one stepson and a number of grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren besides other relatives.
He joined the M. E. church several years ago but on account of bad health was not able to attend church very often, but his home was a place where the pastor always found a welcome and the evening before he died the pastor and Uncle Dick had a long conversation and he asked the pastor to preach his funeral discourse when he died assisted by Rev. Norman of Bedford.
Uncle Dick was feeling better and was sitting on his front porch while in conversation never dreaming that death was so near.
His funeral was largely attended at the M. E. church Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock, after which he was taken to the Brown cemetery near Fostoria and laid to rest.
His age was 80 years, nine months and a few days.
He served in the war of '61 and was one of our old soldiers, there being only two left in our town.
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The Tribune (Seymour, Indiana), p. 6, Tuesday, May 28, 1918
John Thomas and family, Will Plummer, Charles Howell and family, Mrs. Lizzie Harrison of Bedford, Ell Plummer and wife of Elwood, Bert Plummer, Mrs. Williams and daughter of Indianapolis, and Mr. and Mrs. Todd of Heltonville were called here the first of last week by the sudden death of their father, R. E. Plummer, who died at his home early Monday morning of heart failure.
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