Son of James Smith Worthan and Tabitha Brady
Died in the Southern Indiana Hospital for the Insane from tuberculosis. He had been an inmate there for 2 months and 12 days.
On December 15, 1922 it was published in the Ferdinand News, Dubois County, Indiana, that Columbus was 72 years old, had been declared insane and application was made at Woodmere (dementia?).
Buried in the Cemetery in Bloomington, Indiana, most probably in the Bloomington Hospital Section established by the Ladies Cemetery Association.
Died in the Southern Indiana Hospital for the Insane from tuberculosis. He had been an inmate there for 2 months and 12 days.
On December 15, 1922 it was published in the Ferdinand News, Dubois County, Indiana, that Columbus was 72 years old, had been declared insane and application was made at Woodmere (dementia?).
Buried in the Cemetery in Bloomington, Indiana, most probably in the Bloomington Hospital Section established by the Ladies Cemetery Association.
Son of James Smith Worthan and Tabitha Brady
Died in the Southern Indiana Hospital for the Insane from tuberculosis. He had been an inmate there for 2 months and 12 days.
On December 15, 1922 it was published in the Ferdinand News, Dubois County, Indiana, that Columbus was 72 years old, had been declared insane and application was made at Woodmere (dementia?).
Buried in the Cemetery in Bloomington, Indiana, most probably in the Bloomington Hospital Section established by the Ladies Cemetery Association.
Died in the Southern Indiana Hospital for the Insane from tuberculosis. He had been an inmate there for 2 months and 12 days.
On December 15, 1922 it was published in the Ferdinand News, Dubois County, Indiana, that Columbus was 72 years old, had been declared insane and application was made at Woodmere (dementia?).
Buried in the Cemetery in Bloomington, Indiana, most probably in the Bloomington Hospital Section established by the Ladies Cemetery Association.
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