Kokomo-Howard County Republican Newspaper - August 23, 1872:
We regret to announce to our readers the death of our fellow townsman and brother of the bar, Daniel Shewmon, Esq., which occurred at 4 o'clock a.m. of yesterday. He was sick, as we learn, for several weeks and while we supposed he was absent from home, it turns out he was sick. His death will be much regretted by our citizens as Mr. Shewmon, for the length of time he has been among us, had won the esteem of all. Mr. Shewmon had served his country and was severely wounded in the late war of the rebellion and now in the prime of life, he is cut off from among us.
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Kokomo-Howard County Republican Newspaper - August 30, 1872;
Resolution from the August 22, 1872 special meeting of the Kokomo City Council--
WHEREAS, in the providence of God, our esteemed City Clerk, Daniel Shewman, died at his residence in this city at 4 o'clock a.m. this day, therefore be it:
RESOLVED, By the Mayor and Common Council of the City of Kokomo, Indiana, that in the death of Mr. Shewman, the City has lost a good officer, one who was efficient, faithful, honest, honorable, and gentlemanly; the City Council an honest, honorable, gentlemanly, and courteous business associate; his family a good and kind husband and father; and the people of this community a good neighbor, one whom to know, was to esteem and love.
That we as a Council and as individuals sincerely and deeply sympathize with the family and relatives of the deceased in this their great bereavement.
We regret to announce to our readers the death of our fellow townsman and brother of the bar, Daniel Shewmon, Esq., which occurred at 4 o'clock a.m. of yesterday. He was sick, as we learn, for several weeks and while we supposed he was absent from home, it turns out he was sick. His death will be much regretted by our citizens as Mr. Shewmon, for the length of time he has been among us, had won the esteem of all. Mr. Shewmon had served his country and was severely wounded in the late war of the rebellion and now in the prime of life, he is cut off from among us.
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Kokomo-Howard County Republican Newspaper - August 30, 1872;
Resolution from the August 22, 1872 special meeting of the Kokomo City Council--
WHEREAS, in the providence of God, our esteemed City Clerk, Daniel Shewman, died at his residence in this city at 4 o'clock a.m. this day, therefore be it:
RESOLVED, By the Mayor and Common Council of the City of Kokomo, Indiana, that in the death of Mr. Shewman, the City has lost a good officer, one who was efficient, faithful, honest, honorable, and gentlemanly; the City Council an honest, honorable, gentlemanly, and courteous business associate; his family a good and kind husband and father; and the people of this community a good neighbor, one whom to know, was to esteem and love.
That we as a Council and as individuals sincerely and deeply sympathize with the family and relatives of the deceased in this their great bereavement.
Kokomo-Howard County Republican Newspaper - August 23, 1872:
We regret to announce to our readers the death of our fellow townsman and brother of the bar, Daniel Shewmon, Esq., which occurred at 4 o'clock a.m. of yesterday. He was sick, as we learn, for several weeks and while we supposed he was absent from home, it turns out he was sick. His death will be much regretted by our citizens as Mr. Shewmon, for the length of time he has been among us, had won the esteem of all. Mr. Shewmon had served his country and was severely wounded in the late war of the rebellion and now in the prime of life, he is cut off from among us.
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Kokomo-Howard County Republican Newspaper - August 30, 1872;
Resolution from the August 22, 1872 special meeting of the Kokomo City Council--
WHEREAS, in the providence of God, our esteemed City Clerk, Daniel Shewman, died at his residence in this city at 4 o'clock a.m. this day, therefore be it:
RESOLVED, By the Mayor and Common Council of the City of Kokomo, Indiana, that in the death of Mr. Shewman, the City has lost a good officer, one who was efficient, faithful, honest, honorable, and gentlemanly; the City Council an honest, honorable, gentlemanly, and courteous business associate; his family a good and kind husband and father; and the people of this community a good neighbor, one whom to know, was to esteem and love.
That we as a Council and as individuals sincerely and deeply sympathize with the family and relatives of the deceased in this their great bereavement.
We regret to announce to our readers the death of our fellow townsman and brother of the bar, Daniel Shewmon, Esq., which occurred at 4 o'clock a.m. of yesterday. He was sick, as we learn, for several weeks and while we supposed he was absent from home, it turns out he was sick. His death will be much regretted by our citizens as Mr. Shewmon, for the length of time he has been among us, had won the esteem of all. Mr. Shewmon had served his country and was severely wounded in the late war of the rebellion and now in the prime of life, he is cut off from among us.
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Kokomo-Howard County Republican Newspaper - August 30, 1872;
Resolution from the August 22, 1872 special meeting of the Kokomo City Council--
WHEREAS, in the providence of God, our esteemed City Clerk, Daniel Shewman, died at his residence in this city at 4 o'clock a.m. this day, therefore be it:
RESOLVED, By the Mayor and Common Council of the City of Kokomo, Indiana, that in the death of Mr. Shewman, the City has lost a good officer, one who was efficient, faithful, honest, honorable, and gentlemanly; the City Council an honest, honorable, gentlemanly, and courteous business associate; his family a good and kind husband and father; and the people of this community a good neighbor, one whom to know, was to esteem and love.
That we as a Council and as individuals sincerely and deeply sympathize with the family and relatives of the deceased in this their great bereavement.
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