Mary Ann Hill was born the 6th of 2d mo 1836 in Ripley township, Rush Co., IN, a daughter of John and Dinah (Cox) Hill. She married the 21st of 12th mo 1855 at Walnut Ridge Friends Meeting, Josiah Cook Binford. They were the parents of nine children: Joseph John, Adaline, Morris, Emma Jane, Marcia, Charles F., Irvin H., Walter and David Warren. Her death occurred the 30th of 1st mo 1905.
The Rushville (IN) Republican, Tuesday, Jan 31, 1906
Mrs. J. C. Binford, an aged and respected lady died at her home at Walnut Ridge Monday afternoon. The funeral arrangements are unknown at this time.
Feb. 2, 1905
The funeral of Mrs. Josiah C. Binford, whose death was mentioned in Tuesday's issue, took place at Walnut Ridge Wednesday at ten o'clock condu[c]ted by Joseph O. Binford, of Knightstown. Mrs. Binford died from a second stroke of paralysis. Interment at Walnut Ridge cemetery.
The Rushville (IN) Republican, Tuesday, Jan 31, 1906
Mrs. J. C. Binford, an aged and respected lady died at her home at Walnut Ridge Monday afternoon. The funeral arrangements are unknown at this time.
Feb. 2, 1905
The funeral of Mrs. Josiah C. Binford, whose death was mentioned in Tuesday's issue, took place at Walnut Ridge Wednesday at ten o'clock condu[c]ted by Joseph O. Binford, of Knightstown. Mrs. Binford died from a second stroke of paralysis. Interment at Walnut Ridge cemetery.
Mary Ann Hill was born the 6th of 2d mo 1836 in Ripley township, Rush Co., IN, a daughter of John and Dinah (Cox) Hill. She married the 21st of 12th mo 1855 at Walnut Ridge Friends Meeting, Josiah Cook Binford. They were the parents of nine children: Joseph John, Adaline, Morris, Emma Jane, Marcia, Charles F., Irvin H., Walter and David Warren. Her death occurred the 30th of 1st mo 1905.
The Rushville (IN) Republican, Tuesday, Jan 31, 1906
Mrs. J. C. Binford, an aged and respected lady died at her home at Walnut Ridge Monday afternoon. The funeral arrangements are unknown at this time.
Feb. 2, 1905
The funeral of Mrs. Josiah C. Binford, whose death was mentioned in Tuesday's issue, took place at Walnut Ridge Wednesday at ten o'clock condu[c]ted by Joseph O. Binford, of Knightstown. Mrs. Binford died from a second stroke of paralysis. Interment at Walnut Ridge cemetery.
The Rushville (IN) Republican, Tuesday, Jan 31, 1906
Mrs. J. C. Binford, an aged and respected lady died at her home at Walnut Ridge Monday afternoon. The funeral arrangements are unknown at this time.
Feb. 2, 1905
The funeral of Mrs. Josiah C. Binford, whose death was mentioned in Tuesday's issue, took place at Walnut Ridge Wednesday at ten o'clock condu[c]ted by Joseph O. Binford, of Knightstown. Mrs. Binford died from a second stroke of paralysis. Interment at Walnut Ridge cemetery.
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