Mrs. Martha Cue die Thursday morning at her home in windfall, after a long illness. Funeral arrangements are not completed. Mrs. Cue was born in Fayette county, Ohio, but has been a resident of Tipton county since she was about ten years old. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James King settled in the vicinity of Normanda in a852. She was born June 6 1842 and on July 27, 1865, was united in marriage in the Normanda vicinity to Ira Cue, following his return from the civil war. For two years, following their marriage, they made their home in Clinton county, later removing to Tipton county near Goldsmith and later to near Windfall where they have since resided. Mrs. Cue leaves to mourn her death the husband and three children; J.L. Cue, of Kokomo; Mrs. Ed Clawson, of Galveston; and Mrs. W. R Hinshaw, of Windfall. Two daughters preceded her t the grave, one in infancy, and the other, Mrs. Fiona Barr, mother of Oral Barr.
Mrs. Martha Cue die Thursday morning at her home in windfall, after a long illness. Funeral arrangements are not completed. Mrs. Cue was born in Fayette county, Ohio, but has been a resident of Tipton county since she was about ten years old. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James King settled in the vicinity of Normanda in a852. She was born June 6 1842 and on July 27, 1865, was united in marriage in the Normanda vicinity to Ira Cue, following his return from the civil war. For two years, following their marriage, they made their home in Clinton county, later removing to Tipton county near Goldsmith and later to near Windfall where they have since resided. Mrs. Cue leaves to mourn her death the husband and three children; J.L. Cue, of Kokomo; Mrs. Ed Clawson, of Galveston; and Mrs. W. R Hinshaw, of Windfall. Two daughters preceded her t the grave, one in infancy, and the other, Mrs. Fiona Barr, mother of Oral Barr.
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