The Courier-Journal
Louisville, Kentucky
August 8, 1906
Page 8
Mrs. J. S. Baskett Dead
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Eminence, Ky., Aug. 7 – (Special) – Mrs. J. S. Baskett died this morning at her home here. Two weeks ago she drove in form her country home to spend the day with her daughters in Eminence, when she was taken ill. Before her marriage Mrs. Baskett was Miss Phoebe Lowry Neal. She was born and reared near Clay Village, Shelby County. Mrs. Baskett is survived by her husband, J. S. Baskett, President of the Eminence Deposit Bank, and by six children: Mrs. Nannie B. Rees, Mrs. C. N. Rowland, Mrs. T. L. Hornsby, Mrs. R. J. King, Mrs. Ben Snyder, and one son, Loran B. Baskett. Mrs. Basket was a devout member of the Christian church.
Contributed by: Vernon Purvis
Notes
Phoebe Neale married James S. Baskett on January 25, 1855 in Shelby County, Kentucky.
Louisville, Kentucky
August 8, 1906
Page 8
Mrs. J. S. Baskett Dead
………
Eminence, Ky., Aug. 7 – (Special) – Mrs. J. S. Baskett died this morning at her home here. Two weeks ago she drove in form her country home to spend the day with her daughters in Eminence, when she was taken ill. Before her marriage Mrs. Baskett was Miss Phoebe Lowry Neal. She was born and reared near Clay Village, Shelby County. Mrs. Baskett is survived by her husband, J. S. Baskett, President of the Eminence Deposit Bank, and by six children: Mrs. Nannie B. Rees, Mrs. C. N. Rowland, Mrs. T. L. Hornsby, Mrs. R. J. King, Mrs. Ben Snyder, and one son, Loran B. Baskett. Mrs. Basket was a devout member of the Christian church.
Contributed by: Vernon Purvis
Notes
Phoebe Neale married James S. Baskett on January 25, 1855 in Shelby County, Kentucky.
The Courier-Journal
Louisville, Kentucky
August 8, 1906
Page 8
Mrs. J. S. Baskett Dead
………
Eminence, Ky., Aug. 7 – (Special) – Mrs. J. S. Baskett died this morning at her home here. Two weeks ago she drove in form her country home to spend the day with her daughters in Eminence, when she was taken ill. Before her marriage Mrs. Baskett was Miss Phoebe Lowry Neal. She was born and reared near Clay Village, Shelby County. Mrs. Baskett is survived by her husband, J. S. Baskett, President of the Eminence Deposit Bank, and by six children: Mrs. Nannie B. Rees, Mrs. C. N. Rowland, Mrs. T. L. Hornsby, Mrs. R. J. King, Mrs. Ben Snyder, and one son, Loran B. Baskett. Mrs. Basket was a devout member of the Christian church.
Contributed by: Vernon Purvis
Notes
Phoebe Neale married James S. Baskett on January 25, 1855 in Shelby County, Kentucky.
Louisville, Kentucky
August 8, 1906
Page 8
Mrs. J. S. Baskett Dead
………
Eminence, Ky., Aug. 7 – (Special) – Mrs. J. S. Baskett died this morning at her home here. Two weeks ago she drove in form her country home to spend the day with her daughters in Eminence, when she was taken ill. Before her marriage Mrs. Baskett was Miss Phoebe Lowry Neal. She was born and reared near Clay Village, Shelby County. Mrs. Baskett is survived by her husband, J. S. Baskett, President of the Eminence Deposit Bank, and by six children: Mrs. Nannie B. Rees, Mrs. C. N. Rowland, Mrs. T. L. Hornsby, Mrs. R. J. King, Mrs. Ben Snyder, and one son, Loran B. Baskett. Mrs. Basket was a devout member of the Christian church.
Contributed by: Vernon Purvis
Notes
Phoebe Neale married James S. Baskett on January 25, 1855 in Shelby County, Kentucky.
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