Daughter of William & Catherine Ramey Whiteman. Married to John Turner, John M. Brown, Daniel Gilliland & Peter Carnes.
Coroner's Inquest Records of Floyd Co., IN idicate that Emma Carnes died of dropsy of the heart four days after her husband, Peter Carnes' death.
New Albany Daily Ledger 16 Jul 1900
"The funeral of Mrs. Emma Carnes took place this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the residence at East Sixth and Water streets. Rev. F. A. Steele conducted the religious service. Mrs. Carnes died Saturday evening of dropsy of the heart, of which she had been a sufferer for two or three years. She was the widow of Peter Carnes, killed on the 9th inst., by Archie Dye, in self defense. The burial was in Fairview Cemetery."
Coroner's Inquest Records of Floyd Co., IN idicate that Emma Carnes died of dropsy of the heart four days after her husband, Peter Carnes' death.
New Albany Daily Ledger 16 Jul 1900
"The funeral of Mrs. Emma Carnes took place this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the residence at East Sixth and Water streets. Rev. F. A. Steele conducted the religious service. Mrs. Carnes died Saturday evening of dropsy of the heart, of which she had been a sufferer for two or three years. She was the widow of Peter Carnes, killed on the 9th inst., by Archie Dye, in self defense. The burial was in Fairview Cemetery."
Daughter of William & Catherine Ramey Whiteman. Married to John Turner, John M. Brown, Daniel Gilliland & Peter Carnes.
Coroner's Inquest Records of Floyd Co., IN idicate that Emma Carnes died of dropsy of the heart four days after her husband, Peter Carnes' death.
New Albany Daily Ledger 16 Jul 1900
"The funeral of Mrs. Emma Carnes took place this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the residence at East Sixth and Water streets. Rev. F. A. Steele conducted the religious service. Mrs. Carnes died Saturday evening of dropsy of the heart, of which she had been a sufferer for two or three years. She was the widow of Peter Carnes, killed on the 9th inst., by Archie Dye, in self defense. The burial was in Fairview Cemetery."
Coroner's Inquest Records of Floyd Co., IN idicate that Emma Carnes died of dropsy of the heart four days after her husband, Peter Carnes' death.
New Albany Daily Ledger 16 Jul 1900
"The funeral of Mrs. Emma Carnes took place this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the residence at East Sixth and Water streets. Rev. F. A. Steele conducted the religious service. Mrs. Carnes died Saturday evening of dropsy of the heart, of which she had been a sufferer for two or three years. She was the widow of Peter Carnes, killed on the 9th inst., by Archie Dye, in self defense. The burial was in Fairview Cemetery."
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