Married Rosanah Kaufman
December 15, 1836,
Knox County, KY.
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Thanks to Carolyn Schwab for the obituary and the Will.
Obituary,
Newport Hoosier State
Wednesday, March 8, 1893
James F. Burnett Sr. of Dana, died on Wednesday last, between 5 and 6 o'clock in the evening, aged 78 years. The deceased was born in Kentucky in 1815, and settled in this county in 1837. The funeral occurred at 10 a.m. on Friday last, the funeral services being conducted by Rev. Thomas Griffith of Montezuma.
The immediate cause of death was from a hurt received by falling on the ice a few weeks ago. A year ago or more the deceased was thrown from a buggy by a runaway horse, and quite seriously hurt, from the effects of which he never recovered. When he fell on the ice a few weeks ago, he rehurt the same old wound. He suffered intensely, and had to be given opiates in large doses to relieve his misery. He was a respected and esteemed citizen, and his death is mourned by everyone.
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Will Abstract,
Vermillion County, IN
Book 3, Page 338-340
James F. Burnett Sr., Vermillion County, IN
Written February 2, 1891
Recorded March 10, 1893
1. To my eldest daughter Mary T. Wilson, formerly Mary T. Burnett, of Sidney, IL, 50 acres in Vermillion County, IN.
2. I bequeath jointly 50 acres to Esther Burnett and Rose A. Burnett, my 2 granddaughters, the daughters of my son Joel Burnett of Harvey County, KS. It is my will that my son Joel Burnett and Amanda Burnett have the use and benefit of such lands as long as they are living. If Esther Burnett or Rose A. Burnett shall die, her interest shall pass to Maria Burnett, daughter of Joel Burnett.
3. To my daughter Esther Ryland, formerly Esther Burnett, 60 acres.
4. To my 2 grandsons Fred R. Burnett and James M. Burnett, sons of my son James F. Burnett Jr., 40 acres. It is my will that my son James F. Burnett Jr. and his wife Frances Burnett shall have the use of such lands as long as they are living.
5. To my daughter Hannah Hollingsworth, formerly Hannah Burnett, land in Section 26 in Vermillion County, IN.
6. I appoint Daniel Ryland Executor.
December 15, 1836,
Knox County, KY.
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Thanks to Carolyn Schwab for the obituary and the Will.
Obituary,
Newport Hoosier State
Wednesday, March 8, 1893
James F. Burnett Sr. of Dana, died on Wednesday last, between 5 and 6 o'clock in the evening, aged 78 years. The deceased was born in Kentucky in 1815, and settled in this county in 1837. The funeral occurred at 10 a.m. on Friday last, the funeral services being conducted by Rev. Thomas Griffith of Montezuma.
The immediate cause of death was from a hurt received by falling on the ice a few weeks ago. A year ago or more the deceased was thrown from a buggy by a runaway horse, and quite seriously hurt, from the effects of which he never recovered. When he fell on the ice a few weeks ago, he rehurt the same old wound. He suffered intensely, and had to be given opiates in large doses to relieve his misery. He was a respected and esteemed citizen, and his death is mourned by everyone.
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Will Abstract,
Vermillion County, IN
Book 3, Page 338-340
James F. Burnett Sr., Vermillion County, IN
Written February 2, 1891
Recorded March 10, 1893
1. To my eldest daughter Mary T. Wilson, formerly Mary T. Burnett, of Sidney, IL, 50 acres in Vermillion County, IN.
2. I bequeath jointly 50 acres to Esther Burnett and Rose A. Burnett, my 2 granddaughters, the daughters of my son Joel Burnett of Harvey County, KS. It is my will that my son Joel Burnett and Amanda Burnett have the use and benefit of such lands as long as they are living. If Esther Burnett or Rose A. Burnett shall die, her interest shall pass to Maria Burnett, daughter of Joel Burnett.
3. To my daughter Esther Ryland, formerly Esther Burnett, 60 acres.
4. To my 2 grandsons Fred R. Burnett and James M. Burnett, sons of my son James F. Burnett Jr., 40 acres. It is my will that my son James F. Burnett Jr. and his wife Frances Burnett shall have the use of such lands as long as they are living.
5. To my daughter Hannah Hollingsworth, formerly Hannah Burnett, land in Section 26 in Vermillion County, IN.
6. I appoint Daniel Ryland Executor.
Married Rosanah Kaufman
December 15, 1836,
Knox County, KY.
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Thanks to Carolyn Schwab for the obituary and the Will.
Obituary,
Newport Hoosier State
Wednesday, March 8, 1893
James F. Burnett Sr. of Dana, died on Wednesday last, between 5 and 6 o'clock in the evening, aged 78 years. The deceased was born in Kentucky in 1815, and settled in this county in 1837. The funeral occurred at 10 a.m. on Friday last, the funeral services being conducted by Rev. Thomas Griffith of Montezuma.
The immediate cause of death was from a hurt received by falling on the ice a few weeks ago. A year ago or more the deceased was thrown from a buggy by a runaway horse, and quite seriously hurt, from the effects of which he never recovered. When he fell on the ice a few weeks ago, he rehurt the same old wound. He suffered intensely, and had to be given opiates in large doses to relieve his misery. He was a respected and esteemed citizen, and his death is mourned by everyone.
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Will Abstract,
Vermillion County, IN
Book 3, Page 338-340
James F. Burnett Sr., Vermillion County, IN
Written February 2, 1891
Recorded March 10, 1893
1. To my eldest daughter Mary T. Wilson, formerly Mary T. Burnett, of Sidney, IL, 50 acres in Vermillion County, IN.
2. I bequeath jointly 50 acres to Esther Burnett and Rose A. Burnett, my 2 granddaughters, the daughters of my son Joel Burnett of Harvey County, KS. It is my will that my son Joel Burnett and Amanda Burnett have the use and benefit of such lands as long as they are living. If Esther Burnett or Rose A. Burnett shall die, her interest shall pass to Maria Burnett, daughter of Joel Burnett.
3. To my daughter Esther Ryland, formerly Esther Burnett, 60 acres.
4. To my 2 grandsons Fred R. Burnett and James M. Burnett, sons of my son James F. Burnett Jr., 40 acres. It is my will that my son James F. Burnett Jr. and his wife Frances Burnett shall have the use of such lands as long as they are living.
5. To my daughter Hannah Hollingsworth, formerly Hannah Burnett, land in Section 26 in Vermillion County, IN.
6. I appoint Daniel Ryland Executor.
December 15, 1836,
Knox County, KY.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Thanks to Carolyn Schwab for the obituary and the Will.
Obituary,
Newport Hoosier State
Wednesday, March 8, 1893
James F. Burnett Sr. of Dana, died on Wednesday last, between 5 and 6 o'clock in the evening, aged 78 years. The deceased was born in Kentucky in 1815, and settled in this county in 1837. The funeral occurred at 10 a.m. on Friday last, the funeral services being conducted by Rev. Thomas Griffith of Montezuma.
The immediate cause of death was from a hurt received by falling on the ice a few weeks ago. A year ago or more the deceased was thrown from a buggy by a runaway horse, and quite seriously hurt, from the effects of which he never recovered. When he fell on the ice a few weeks ago, he rehurt the same old wound. He suffered intensely, and had to be given opiates in large doses to relieve his misery. He was a respected and esteemed citizen, and his death is mourned by everyone.
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Will Abstract,
Vermillion County, IN
Book 3, Page 338-340
James F. Burnett Sr., Vermillion County, IN
Written February 2, 1891
Recorded March 10, 1893
1. To my eldest daughter Mary T. Wilson, formerly Mary T. Burnett, of Sidney, IL, 50 acres in Vermillion County, IN.
2. I bequeath jointly 50 acres to Esther Burnett and Rose A. Burnett, my 2 granddaughters, the daughters of my son Joel Burnett of Harvey County, KS. It is my will that my son Joel Burnett and Amanda Burnett have the use and benefit of such lands as long as they are living. If Esther Burnett or Rose A. Burnett shall die, her interest shall pass to Maria Burnett, daughter of Joel Burnett.
3. To my daughter Esther Ryland, formerly Esther Burnett, 60 acres.
4. To my 2 grandsons Fred R. Burnett and James M. Burnett, sons of my son James F. Burnett Jr., 40 acres. It is my will that my son James F. Burnett Jr. and his wife Frances Burnett shall have the use of such lands as long as they are living.
5. To my daughter Hannah Hollingsworth, formerly Hannah Burnett, land in Section 26 in Vermillion County, IN.
6. I appoint Daniel Ryland Executor.
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