LINCOLN COUNTY, KENTUCKY MARRIAGES
Miss M. B. Stagg married Dr. J. T. Bohon
5 December 1867
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THE INTERIOR JOURNAL, STANFORD, LINCOLN COUNTY, KENTUCKY, FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1918
Page 1
GOOD MOTHER CROSSES OVER.
A good wife and mother went to her reward when Mrs. J. T. Bohon, of the West End of this county, breathed her last at 11 o'clock Thursday morning. A week before, she had suffered a second stroke of paralysis and during the several days of her illness her condition gave little promise of her ever getting well. But it matters not the warning given, husband and children and dear friends are never ready to give up such a woman as Mrs. Bohon was. Had she lived until the eighth of this month, she would have been 76 years old and most all of those long years had been spent in this county, where she was well known and where her influence was always for good. She was Miss Mary Bunn Stagg, daughter of the late Daniel Stagg and wife, whose splendid christian lives were a benediction to all who knew them. The daughter emulated the example of her Godly parents and she could have had no higher aim in life than to follow them in their footsteps. Truly a good wife and tender, loving mother has been called from among us and great is the sorrow of those of the home and of the community. Besides her husband, Dr. J. T. Bohon, seven children are left to feel the sting of death and the taking from them one who was so much to them. They are: T. K. Bohon, of Deacatur, Ill., Mrs. G. C. Riffe, Hustonville, Horace Y. Bohon, Bowling Green, Mrs. George A. Tucker, Hustonville, Mrs. Ed Powell, Hustonville, Mrs. Fred Jeffers, Kidds Store, and R. H. Bohon, Kidds Store. Unbounded sympathy of many friends goes out to them all in their hour of great trouble and prayers from many hearts will ascend the throne of grace in their behalf. The burial will occur in the Hustonville cemetery Saturday morning, after services at the grave by Dr. A. H. Baugh, of the Christian church, of Hustonville, at 10 o'clock. Quite a number of friends from Stanford will attend.
(Kentuckiana Digital Library)
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KENTUCKY DEATH RECORDS
Mary B. Bohon
Age: 75
Place of death: Lincoln
Date of death: 2 - 28 - 1918
Certificate number: 08105
Miss M. B. Stagg married Dr. J. T. Bohon
5 December 1867
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THE INTERIOR JOURNAL, STANFORD, LINCOLN COUNTY, KENTUCKY, FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1918
Page 1
GOOD MOTHER CROSSES OVER.
A good wife and mother went to her reward when Mrs. J. T. Bohon, of the West End of this county, breathed her last at 11 o'clock Thursday morning. A week before, she had suffered a second stroke of paralysis and during the several days of her illness her condition gave little promise of her ever getting well. But it matters not the warning given, husband and children and dear friends are never ready to give up such a woman as Mrs. Bohon was. Had she lived until the eighth of this month, she would have been 76 years old and most all of those long years had been spent in this county, where she was well known and where her influence was always for good. She was Miss Mary Bunn Stagg, daughter of the late Daniel Stagg and wife, whose splendid christian lives were a benediction to all who knew them. The daughter emulated the example of her Godly parents and she could have had no higher aim in life than to follow them in their footsteps. Truly a good wife and tender, loving mother has been called from among us and great is the sorrow of those of the home and of the community. Besides her husband, Dr. J. T. Bohon, seven children are left to feel the sting of death and the taking from them one who was so much to them. They are: T. K. Bohon, of Deacatur, Ill., Mrs. G. C. Riffe, Hustonville, Horace Y. Bohon, Bowling Green, Mrs. George A. Tucker, Hustonville, Mrs. Ed Powell, Hustonville, Mrs. Fred Jeffers, Kidds Store, and R. H. Bohon, Kidds Store. Unbounded sympathy of many friends goes out to them all in their hour of great trouble and prayers from many hearts will ascend the throne of grace in their behalf. The burial will occur in the Hustonville cemetery Saturday morning, after services at the grave by Dr. A. H. Baugh, of the Christian church, of Hustonville, at 10 o'clock. Quite a number of friends from Stanford will attend.
(Kentuckiana Digital Library)
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KENTUCKY DEATH RECORDS
Mary B. Bohon
Age: 75
Place of death: Lincoln
Date of death: 2 - 28 - 1918
Certificate number: 08105
LINCOLN COUNTY, KENTUCKY MARRIAGES
Miss M. B. Stagg married Dr. J. T. Bohon
5 December 1867
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THE INTERIOR JOURNAL, STANFORD, LINCOLN COUNTY, KENTUCKY, FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1918
Page 1
GOOD MOTHER CROSSES OVER.
A good wife and mother went to her reward when Mrs. J. T. Bohon, of the West End of this county, breathed her last at 11 o'clock Thursday morning. A week before, she had suffered a second stroke of paralysis and during the several days of her illness her condition gave little promise of her ever getting well. But it matters not the warning given, husband and children and dear friends are never ready to give up such a woman as Mrs. Bohon was. Had she lived until the eighth of this month, she would have been 76 years old and most all of those long years had been spent in this county, where she was well known and where her influence was always for good. She was Miss Mary Bunn Stagg, daughter of the late Daniel Stagg and wife, whose splendid christian lives were a benediction to all who knew them. The daughter emulated the example of her Godly parents and she could have had no higher aim in life than to follow them in their footsteps. Truly a good wife and tender, loving mother has been called from among us and great is the sorrow of those of the home and of the community. Besides her husband, Dr. J. T. Bohon, seven children are left to feel the sting of death and the taking from them one who was so much to them. They are: T. K. Bohon, of Deacatur, Ill., Mrs. G. C. Riffe, Hustonville, Horace Y. Bohon, Bowling Green, Mrs. George A. Tucker, Hustonville, Mrs. Ed Powell, Hustonville, Mrs. Fred Jeffers, Kidds Store, and R. H. Bohon, Kidds Store. Unbounded sympathy of many friends goes out to them all in their hour of great trouble and prayers from many hearts will ascend the throne of grace in their behalf. The burial will occur in the Hustonville cemetery Saturday morning, after services at the grave by Dr. A. H. Baugh, of the Christian church, of Hustonville, at 10 o'clock. Quite a number of friends from Stanford will attend.
(Kentuckiana Digital Library)
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KENTUCKY DEATH RECORDS
Mary B. Bohon
Age: 75
Place of death: Lincoln
Date of death: 2 - 28 - 1918
Certificate number: 08105
Miss M. B. Stagg married Dr. J. T. Bohon
5 December 1867
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
THE INTERIOR JOURNAL, STANFORD, LINCOLN COUNTY, KENTUCKY, FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1918
Page 1
GOOD MOTHER CROSSES OVER.
A good wife and mother went to her reward when Mrs. J. T. Bohon, of the West End of this county, breathed her last at 11 o'clock Thursday morning. A week before, she had suffered a second stroke of paralysis and during the several days of her illness her condition gave little promise of her ever getting well. But it matters not the warning given, husband and children and dear friends are never ready to give up such a woman as Mrs. Bohon was. Had she lived until the eighth of this month, she would have been 76 years old and most all of those long years had been spent in this county, where she was well known and where her influence was always for good. She was Miss Mary Bunn Stagg, daughter of the late Daniel Stagg and wife, whose splendid christian lives were a benediction to all who knew them. The daughter emulated the example of her Godly parents and she could have had no higher aim in life than to follow them in their footsteps. Truly a good wife and tender, loving mother has been called from among us and great is the sorrow of those of the home and of the community. Besides her husband, Dr. J. T. Bohon, seven children are left to feel the sting of death and the taking from them one who was so much to them. They are: T. K. Bohon, of Deacatur, Ill., Mrs. G. C. Riffe, Hustonville, Horace Y. Bohon, Bowling Green, Mrs. George A. Tucker, Hustonville, Mrs. Ed Powell, Hustonville, Mrs. Fred Jeffers, Kidds Store, and R. H. Bohon, Kidds Store. Unbounded sympathy of many friends goes out to them all in their hour of great trouble and prayers from many hearts will ascend the throne of grace in their behalf. The burial will occur in the Hustonville cemetery Saturday morning, after services at the grave by Dr. A. H. Baugh, of the Christian church, of Hustonville, at 10 o'clock. Quite a number of friends from Stanford will attend.
(Kentuckiana Digital Library)
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KENTUCKY DEATH RECORDS
Mary B. Bohon
Age: 75
Place of death: Lincoln
Date of death: 2 - 28 - 1918
Certificate number: 08105
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