George A. Spragg's grave is not marked. He was married twice, in Bartholomew Co., Indiana.
1. Matilda Davis, Sept. 25, 1862
2. Elizabeth Gant, Feb. 16, 1875
The Evening Republican
Columbus, Indiana
Wed., May 16, 1883
NEWBERN
George Spragg, formerly a resident of Columbus, who has been lingering with consumption for some time, died at his home May 11. He leaves a wife and four children to mourn his loss. The family have the warmest sympathy of all their many friends.
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L.G. Spragg, who, for the past month, has been visiting the bedside of his sick father, returned Monday to his home at New Washington, O. His brother Charles will accompany him as far as Hamilton, O., intending to make that place his future home. We are sorry to lose such estimable young boys but remember we all have a hearty welcome for you whenever you return.
1. Matilda Davis, Sept. 25, 1862
2. Elizabeth Gant, Feb. 16, 1875
The Evening Republican
Columbus, Indiana
Wed., May 16, 1883
NEWBERN
George Spragg, formerly a resident of Columbus, who has been lingering with consumption for some time, died at his home May 11. He leaves a wife and four children to mourn his loss. The family have the warmest sympathy of all their many friends.
***
L.G. Spragg, who, for the past month, has been visiting the bedside of his sick father, returned Monday to his home at New Washington, O. His brother Charles will accompany him as far as Hamilton, O., intending to make that place his future home. We are sorry to lose such estimable young boys but remember we all have a hearty welcome for you whenever you return.
George A. Spragg's grave is not marked. He was married twice, in Bartholomew Co., Indiana.
1. Matilda Davis, Sept. 25, 1862
2. Elizabeth Gant, Feb. 16, 1875
The Evening Republican
Columbus, Indiana
Wed., May 16, 1883
NEWBERN
George Spragg, formerly a resident of Columbus, who has been lingering with consumption for some time, died at his home May 11. He leaves a wife and four children to mourn his loss. The family have the warmest sympathy of all their many friends.
***
L.G. Spragg, who, for the past month, has been visiting the bedside of his sick father, returned Monday to his home at New Washington, O. His brother Charles will accompany him as far as Hamilton, O., intending to make that place his future home. We are sorry to lose such estimable young boys but remember we all have a hearty welcome for you whenever you return.
1. Matilda Davis, Sept. 25, 1862
2. Elizabeth Gant, Feb. 16, 1875
The Evening Republican
Columbus, Indiana
Wed., May 16, 1883
NEWBERN
George Spragg, formerly a resident of Columbus, who has been lingering with consumption for some time, died at his home May 11. He leaves a wife and four children to mourn his loss. The family have the warmest sympathy of all their many friends.
***
L.G. Spragg, who, for the past month, has been visiting the bedside of his sick father, returned Monday to his home at New Washington, O. His brother Charles will accompany him as far as Hamilton, O., intending to make that place his future home. We are sorry to lose such estimable young boys but remember we all have a hearty welcome for you whenever you return.
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