Clinton Plaindealer
Friday, November 15, 1907
Clinton, Indiana
"UNCLE DOLPH" FRIST DEAD
An old and Well Known Citizen Gone.
Died at his home, 5 miles northwest of Clinton, in Helt township, Tuesday, J.R. Frist, of apoplexy, from which he had been suffering for the past two weeks. "Uncle Dolph," as he was familiarly known is one of the oldest citizens of this county. He resided on the same farm where he died for the last 40 years. He was 81 years old. The burial will take place at Salem cemetery at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon. The deceased was the father of six sons and one daughter, who are as follows: Sam of Los Angeles, Cal.; Frank of Little Rock, Ark.; Joseph of El Paso, Tex.; Jediah and Abbie who reside in Helt township; Jasper N., who is postmaster of Clinton, and Mrs. Charles Peeler of Dana, Ind. Mr. Frist was one of the best known men in this part of the country and the Plaindealer regrets very much to chronicle his sudden demise, as the writer is an old friend of the family.
Per Carolyn Schwab:
Vermillion County, IN Wills
Book 4, Page 121-123
JEDIAH RUDOLPH FRIST,
Vermillion County, IN
1. Pay all my debts and funeral expenses.
2. To my wife MARY HELEN FRIST, who has been a good wife, all my real estate as long as she remains my widow. She is to occupy the house, cut and use the firewood, and keep it in good repair.
3. I also give my wife one horse, and one cow.
4. At the death of my wife or when she ceases to be my widow, I give to my children - JEDIAH FRIST, SAMUEL M. FRIST, JASPER N. FRIST, JOSEPH H. FRIST, FRANKLIN P. FRIST, ABBIE FRIST, and MARY C. FRIST - all my real estate in equal shares.
5. I give to my children all my other property.
6. I appoint my son JASPER N. FRIST Executor.
Written June 25, 1904
Recorded November 23, 1907
Friday, November 15, 1907
Clinton, Indiana
"UNCLE DOLPH" FRIST DEAD
An old and Well Known Citizen Gone.
Died at his home, 5 miles northwest of Clinton, in Helt township, Tuesday, J.R. Frist, of apoplexy, from which he had been suffering for the past two weeks. "Uncle Dolph," as he was familiarly known is one of the oldest citizens of this county. He resided on the same farm where he died for the last 40 years. He was 81 years old. The burial will take place at Salem cemetery at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon. The deceased was the father of six sons and one daughter, who are as follows: Sam of Los Angeles, Cal.; Frank of Little Rock, Ark.; Joseph of El Paso, Tex.; Jediah and Abbie who reside in Helt township; Jasper N., who is postmaster of Clinton, and Mrs. Charles Peeler of Dana, Ind. Mr. Frist was one of the best known men in this part of the country and the Plaindealer regrets very much to chronicle his sudden demise, as the writer is an old friend of the family.
Per Carolyn Schwab:
Vermillion County, IN Wills
Book 4, Page 121-123
JEDIAH RUDOLPH FRIST,
Vermillion County, IN
1. Pay all my debts and funeral expenses.
2. To my wife MARY HELEN FRIST, who has been a good wife, all my real estate as long as she remains my widow. She is to occupy the house, cut and use the firewood, and keep it in good repair.
3. I also give my wife one horse, and one cow.
4. At the death of my wife or when she ceases to be my widow, I give to my children - JEDIAH FRIST, SAMUEL M. FRIST, JASPER N. FRIST, JOSEPH H. FRIST, FRANKLIN P. FRIST, ABBIE FRIST, and MARY C. FRIST - all my real estate in equal shares.
5. I give to my children all my other property.
6. I appoint my son JASPER N. FRIST Executor.
Written June 25, 1904
Recorded November 23, 1907
Clinton Plaindealer
Friday, November 15, 1907
Clinton, Indiana
"UNCLE DOLPH" FRIST DEAD
An old and Well Known Citizen Gone.
Died at his home, 5 miles northwest of Clinton, in Helt township, Tuesday, J.R. Frist, of apoplexy, from which he had been suffering for the past two weeks. "Uncle Dolph," as he was familiarly known is one of the oldest citizens of this county. He resided on the same farm where he died for the last 40 years. He was 81 years old. The burial will take place at Salem cemetery at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon. The deceased was the father of six sons and one daughter, who are as follows: Sam of Los Angeles, Cal.; Frank of Little Rock, Ark.; Joseph of El Paso, Tex.; Jediah and Abbie who reside in Helt township; Jasper N., who is postmaster of Clinton, and Mrs. Charles Peeler of Dana, Ind. Mr. Frist was one of the best known men in this part of the country and the Plaindealer regrets very much to chronicle his sudden demise, as the writer is an old friend of the family.
Per Carolyn Schwab:
Vermillion County, IN Wills
Book 4, Page 121-123
JEDIAH RUDOLPH FRIST,
Vermillion County, IN
1. Pay all my debts and funeral expenses.
2. To my wife MARY HELEN FRIST, who has been a good wife, all my real estate as long as she remains my widow. She is to occupy the house, cut and use the firewood, and keep it in good repair.
3. I also give my wife one horse, and one cow.
4. At the death of my wife or when she ceases to be my widow, I give to my children - JEDIAH FRIST, SAMUEL M. FRIST, JASPER N. FRIST, JOSEPH H. FRIST, FRANKLIN P. FRIST, ABBIE FRIST, and MARY C. FRIST - all my real estate in equal shares.
5. I give to my children all my other property.
6. I appoint my son JASPER N. FRIST Executor.
Written June 25, 1904
Recorded November 23, 1907
Friday, November 15, 1907
Clinton, Indiana
"UNCLE DOLPH" FRIST DEAD
An old and Well Known Citizen Gone.
Died at his home, 5 miles northwest of Clinton, in Helt township, Tuesday, J.R. Frist, of apoplexy, from which he had been suffering for the past two weeks. "Uncle Dolph," as he was familiarly known is one of the oldest citizens of this county. He resided on the same farm where he died for the last 40 years. He was 81 years old. The burial will take place at Salem cemetery at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon. The deceased was the father of six sons and one daughter, who are as follows: Sam of Los Angeles, Cal.; Frank of Little Rock, Ark.; Joseph of El Paso, Tex.; Jediah and Abbie who reside in Helt township; Jasper N., who is postmaster of Clinton, and Mrs. Charles Peeler of Dana, Ind. Mr. Frist was one of the best known men in this part of the country and the Plaindealer regrets very much to chronicle his sudden demise, as the writer is an old friend of the family.
Per Carolyn Schwab:
Vermillion County, IN Wills
Book 4, Page 121-123
JEDIAH RUDOLPH FRIST,
Vermillion County, IN
1. Pay all my debts and funeral expenses.
2. To my wife MARY HELEN FRIST, who has been a good wife, all my real estate as long as she remains my widow. She is to occupy the house, cut and use the firewood, and keep it in good repair.
3. I also give my wife one horse, and one cow.
4. At the death of my wife or when she ceases to be my widow, I give to my children - JEDIAH FRIST, SAMUEL M. FRIST, JASPER N. FRIST, JOSEPH H. FRIST, FRANKLIN P. FRIST, ABBIE FRIST, and MARY C. FRIST - all my real estate in equal shares.
5. I give to my children all my other property.
6. I appoint my son JASPER N. FRIST Executor.
Written June 25, 1904
Recorded November 23, 1907
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