Engelking--Charles F. Engelking died at his home in Seymour Saturday, April 10, 1915 after a lingering illness of tubereulosis, aged 33 years. He was united in marriage to Laura Jaynes October 12, 1910 and to the union were born three children. Besides his wife and children he leaves his mother, one sister and six brothers to mourn their loss. The remains were taken to Crothersville, where funeral serives were conducted at the Baptist Church Tuesday afternoon at three o'clock by Rev. Jesse Nichols of this place.
The Brownstown Banner (Brownstown, Indiana), Wednesday, April 14, 1915., Page1.
Contributor: carl (49031285) • [email protected]
The Brownstown Banner (Brownstown, Indiana), Wednesday, April 14, 1915., Page1.
Contributor: carl (49031285) • [email protected]
Engelking--Charles F. Engelking died at his home in Seymour Saturday, April 10, 1915 after a lingering illness of tubereulosis, aged 33 years. He was united in marriage to Laura Jaynes October 12, 1910 and to the union were born three children. Besides his wife and children he leaves his mother, one sister and six brothers to mourn their loss. The remains were taken to Crothersville, where funeral serives were conducted at the Baptist Church Tuesday afternoon at three o'clock by Rev. Jesse Nichols of this place.
The Brownstown Banner (Brownstown, Indiana), Wednesday, April 14, 1915., Page1.
Contributor: carl (49031285) • [email protected]
The Brownstown Banner (Brownstown, Indiana), Wednesday, April 14, 1915., Page1.
Contributor: carl (49031285) • [email protected]
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