Occupation: Owner of a general repair shop.
Died from an Intestinal Abscess due to Chronic Appendicitis.
Husband of Susan Ellen Enoch, married Nov. 17, 1886, Crittenden Co. KY.
Son of James Whitsett Paris and Prudence Ann "Prudy" James-Paris.
THE CRITTENDEN PRESS ~ November 22, 1917.
Marion, Crittenden County, Kentucky.
Only a few of his neighbors and best friends knew he was sick for his illness dated back only from noon the preceding day. The cause of his death was acute indigestion with which he was attacked Wednesday just after eating his dinner.
Obadiah Harrison Paris was born Nov. 5, 1859, died Nov. 15, 1917, age 58 years and 10 days. He was the oldest son of the late James W. Paris, by his first wife, who was Miss Prudy Ann James, a sister of Berry Sphinx and Smith James, all well remembered and respected people in their day.
The deceased belonged to a family of 12 children and is survived by two brothers, Hon. W.F. Paris, and Rev. J. Lewis Paris of Odessa Mo. One sister, Mrs. Martha Fralick of Mo.; half-brothers, R.S., Bunyan C., John B., Sam W., and Maurice Paris; three half-sisters, Mrs. Fannie Jennings, Mrs. Nellie Brown, and Mrs. Corda Moreland.
Mr. Paris was married Nov. 17th, 1886, to Miss Ella Enoch of this county who survives him with five children; three sons, Lester, Gilford, and Lawson and two daughters, Miss Virgie Paris and Nellie, wife of C.B. Sullivan.
Occupation: Owner of a general repair shop.
Died from an Intestinal Abscess due to Chronic Appendicitis.
Husband of Susan Ellen Enoch, married Nov. 17, 1886, Crittenden Co. KY.
Son of James Whitsett Paris and Prudence Ann "Prudy" James-Paris.
THE CRITTENDEN PRESS ~ November 22, 1917.
Marion, Crittenden County, Kentucky.
Only a few of his neighbors and best friends knew he was sick for his illness dated back only from noon the preceding day. The cause of his death was acute indigestion with which he was attacked Wednesday just after eating his dinner.
Obadiah Harrison Paris was born Nov. 5, 1859, died Nov. 15, 1917, age 58 years and 10 days. He was the oldest son of the late James W. Paris, by his first wife, who was Miss Prudy Ann James, a sister of Berry Sphinx and Smith James, all well remembered and respected people in their day.
The deceased belonged to a family of 12 children and is survived by two brothers, Hon. W.F. Paris, and Rev. J. Lewis Paris of Odessa Mo. One sister, Mrs. Martha Fralick of Mo.; half-brothers, R.S., Bunyan C., John B., Sam W., and Maurice Paris; three half-sisters, Mrs. Fannie Jennings, Mrs. Nellie Brown, and Mrs. Corda Moreland.
Mr. Paris was married Nov. 17th, 1886, to Miss Ella Enoch of this county who survives him with five children; three sons, Lester, Gilford, and Lawson and two daughters, Miss Virgie Paris and Nellie, wife of C.B. Sullivan.
Family Members
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William Franklin Paris
1856–1924
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James Lewis Paris
1857–1940
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Martha Ellen Paris Fralick
1861–1918
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Sarah Francis Paris Jennings
1865–1946
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Nancy Roy "Nannie" Paris Brown
1867–1933
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Robert Sherman Paris
1869–1935
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Samuel Whitsett Paris
1871–1945
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Rev John Bartley Paris
1873–1944
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Bunyan C. Paris
1876–1943
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Mary Cordia "Cordie" Paris Moreland
1878–1968
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Maurice Paris
1884–1952
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Ethel Paris
1888–1888
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