Marriage: November 7, 1882 - Shelby County, Indiana
Shelbyville Republican - Mon.,May 5,1913
Mrs. Nannie Bailey
Mrs. Nannie C. Bailey, wife of F.W. Bailey, of Noble township, died at her home Sunday morning [May 4] at 2:40 o'clock, after an illness of several years with cancer. Mrs. Bailey was operated on several weeks ago, and for a time gained considerable relief. However, the source of the trouble remained and caused her death.
She was a native of Franklin county, having been born July 10, 1863 [or July 19, 1862, stone also says 1862]. At the time of her death she was forty-nine years, nine months and fourteen days of age.
Mrs. Bailey is survived by three sons, Walter, Freddie and Lloyd; one daughter, Lena; an aged mother, Mrs. Mary A. Templeton; seven brothers, George Templeton of Adams, Daniel of Spiceland, Charles residing near Adams, Morton of St. Paul, Theodore of Hope, R.D. of St. Paul, and LeRoy of Connersville; two sisters, Mrs. Anna McKee of St. Paul, and Miss Stella Templeton at home. [Also her husband, Fernando "Ferd" Bailey survives.]
The funeral services will be held Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock in the Valley church. Interment will be made in the Ogden [Van Pelt] cemetery, in charge of Stewart & Fix.
Obituary provided by Linda Meyer.
Shelbyville Republican - Mon.,May 5,1913
Mrs. Nannie Bailey
Mrs. Nannie C. Bailey, wife of F.W. Bailey, of Noble township, died at her home Sunday morning [May 4] at 2:40 o'clock, after an illness of several years with cancer. Mrs. Bailey was operated on several weeks ago, and for a time gained considerable relief. However, the source of the trouble remained and caused her death.
She was a native of Franklin county, having been born July 10, 1863 [or July 19, 1862, stone also says 1862]. At the time of her death she was forty-nine years, nine months and fourteen days of age.
Mrs. Bailey is survived by three sons, Walter, Freddie and Lloyd; one daughter, Lena; an aged mother, Mrs. Mary A. Templeton; seven brothers, George Templeton of Adams, Daniel of Spiceland, Charles residing near Adams, Morton of St. Paul, Theodore of Hope, R.D. of St. Paul, and LeRoy of Connersville; two sisters, Mrs. Anna McKee of St. Paul, and Miss Stella Templeton at home. [Also her husband, Fernando "Ferd" Bailey survives.]
The funeral services will be held Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock in the Valley church. Interment will be made in the Ogden [Van Pelt] cemetery, in charge of Stewart & Fix.
Obituary provided by Linda Meyer.
Marriage: November 7, 1882 - Shelby County, Indiana
Shelbyville Republican - Mon.,May 5,1913
Mrs. Nannie Bailey
Mrs. Nannie C. Bailey, wife of F.W. Bailey, of Noble township, died at her home Sunday morning [May 4] at 2:40 o'clock, after an illness of several years with cancer. Mrs. Bailey was operated on several weeks ago, and for a time gained considerable relief. However, the source of the trouble remained and caused her death.
She was a native of Franklin county, having been born July 10, 1863 [or July 19, 1862, stone also says 1862]. At the time of her death she was forty-nine years, nine months and fourteen days of age.
Mrs. Bailey is survived by three sons, Walter, Freddie and Lloyd; one daughter, Lena; an aged mother, Mrs. Mary A. Templeton; seven brothers, George Templeton of Adams, Daniel of Spiceland, Charles residing near Adams, Morton of St. Paul, Theodore of Hope, R.D. of St. Paul, and LeRoy of Connersville; two sisters, Mrs. Anna McKee of St. Paul, and Miss Stella Templeton at home. [Also her husband, Fernando "Ferd" Bailey survives.]
The funeral services will be held Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock in the Valley church. Interment will be made in the Ogden [Van Pelt] cemetery, in charge of Stewart & Fix.
Obituary provided by Linda Meyer.
Shelbyville Republican - Mon.,May 5,1913
Mrs. Nannie Bailey
Mrs. Nannie C. Bailey, wife of F.W. Bailey, of Noble township, died at her home Sunday morning [May 4] at 2:40 o'clock, after an illness of several years with cancer. Mrs. Bailey was operated on several weeks ago, and for a time gained considerable relief. However, the source of the trouble remained and caused her death.
She was a native of Franklin county, having been born July 10, 1863 [or July 19, 1862, stone also says 1862]. At the time of her death she was forty-nine years, nine months and fourteen days of age.
Mrs. Bailey is survived by three sons, Walter, Freddie and Lloyd; one daughter, Lena; an aged mother, Mrs. Mary A. Templeton; seven brothers, George Templeton of Adams, Daniel of Spiceland, Charles residing near Adams, Morton of St. Paul, Theodore of Hope, R.D. of St. Paul, and LeRoy of Connersville; two sisters, Mrs. Anna McKee of St. Paul, and Miss Stella Templeton at home. [Also her husband, Fernando "Ferd" Bailey survives.]
The funeral services will be held Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock in the Valley church. Interment will be made in the Ogden [Van Pelt] cemetery, in charge of Stewart & Fix.
Obituary provided by Linda Meyer.
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