Franklin Democrat, Friday, 26 October 1906, pg 4
SALEM – Quite a number of relatives and friends in this neighborhood attended the funeral of Mrs. James Bright Saturday afternoon.
The Franklin Evening Star, 15 Feb 1940, Thurs, pg 8 [Excerpt]
Taken from Obit for James Bright…
Mr. Bright married Miss Nora Kinnick, and three sons and two daughters were born to them. Mrs. Bright died, and later Mr. Bright married Ivy Boner, who survives. One child, a son, Baxter Bright, was born to the union. [Son with Ivy].
Surviving besides the son and daughter [Mrs. Roy Waddell of Indianapolis] are three other sons, Ralph Bright of Indianapolis and Jack and William Bright of Greenwood…
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Indiana Death Certificate records Nora Bright, a 31 year old married white female died on 18 Oct 1906 in Johnson Co of phthisis pulmonalis due to exhaustion.
Spouse - James Bright
Parents - Drury Kinnick and Mary Mock
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MARRIAGE -
Johnson County, Indiana.; Marriage Records 1875 - 1901 V 3, D. A. R. Transcribed by Edna Thompson Bice. Frankl; Page: 9
Indiana, Marriage Index, 1800-1941
James Bright MARRIED Nora Kinnick on 7 Dec 1893 in Johnson Co IN
PARENTS -
1880 U.S. Census of Pleasant, Johnson, Indiana
D. C. Kinnick 52; wife, Mary J. 40; Children: Mary S. 17; Margaret J. 14; Emma C. 12; Laura A. 9; Minnie J. 7; Penelope E. [Nora] 4; Cora Lee 2 and Edgar 4
[NOTE - The 1880 and 1900 referred to Nora as Penelope but death cert, obit of husband, death certs of children and marriage records all named her Nora.]
1900 U.S. Census of Clark, Johnson, Indiana
James T Bright 28; wife, 'Panello P.' [Nora] 24; Children: Esther M. 6; Ralph W. 3; William D. 1
1910 U.S. Census of Pleasant, Johnson, Indiana
James Bright 38; wife, Ivy [2nd marriage - Married 0 years]; Children: Esther 15; Ralph 14; William 11; Arthur 5 [These are the children of Nora] and Baxter 0 [Child with Ivy] and Dempsey Kinnick 82 [father-in-law - actually ex-father-in-law]
[Provided by Mark McCrady #47714241 and Cathea Curry #47339429]
SALEM – Quite a number of relatives and friends in this neighborhood attended the funeral of Mrs. James Bright Saturday afternoon.
The Franklin Evening Star, 15 Feb 1940, Thurs, pg 8 [Excerpt]
Taken from Obit for James Bright…
Mr. Bright married Miss Nora Kinnick, and three sons and two daughters were born to them. Mrs. Bright died, and later Mr. Bright married Ivy Boner, who survives. One child, a son, Baxter Bright, was born to the union. [Son with Ivy].
Surviving besides the son and daughter [Mrs. Roy Waddell of Indianapolis] are three other sons, Ralph Bright of Indianapolis and Jack and William Bright of Greenwood…
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Indiana Death Certificate records Nora Bright, a 31 year old married white female died on 18 Oct 1906 in Johnson Co of phthisis pulmonalis due to exhaustion.
Spouse - James Bright
Parents - Drury Kinnick and Mary Mock
-------------
MARRIAGE -
Johnson County, Indiana.; Marriage Records 1875 - 1901 V 3, D. A. R. Transcribed by Edna Thompson Bice. Frankl; Page: 9
Indiana, Marriage Index, 1800-1941
James Bright MARRIED Nora Kinnick on 7 Dec 1893 in Johnson Co IN
PARENTS -
1880 U.S. Census of Pleasant, Johnson, Indiana
D. C. Kinnick 52; wife, Mary J. 40; Children: Mary S. 17; Margaret J. 14; Emma C. 12; Laura A. 9; Minnie J. 7; Penelope E. [Nora] 4; Cora Lee 2 and Edgar 4
[NOTE - The 1880 and 1900 referred to Nora as Penelope but death cert, obit of husband, death certs of children and marriage records all named her Nora.]
1900 U.S. Census of Clark, Johnson, Indiana
James T Bright 28; wife, 'Panello P.' [Nora] 24; Children: Esther M. 6; Ralph W. 3; William D. 1
1910 U.S. Census of Pleasant, Johnson, Indiana
James Bright 38; wife, Ivy [2nd marriage - Married 0 years]; Children: Esther 15; Ralph 14; William 11; Arthur 5 [These are the children of Nora] and Baxter 0 [Child with Ivy] and Dempsey Kinnick 82 [father-in-law - actually ex-father-in-law]
[Provided by Mark McCrady #47714241 and Cathea Curry #47339429]
Franklin Democrat, Friday, 26 October 1906, pg 4
SALEM – Quite a number of relatives and friends in this neighborhood attended the funeral of Mrs. James Bright Saturday afternoon.
The Franklin Evening Star, 15 Feb 1940, Thurs, pg 8 [Excerpt]
Taken from Obit for James Bright…
Mr. Bright married Miss Nora Kinnick, and three sons and two daughters were born to them. Mrs. Bright died, and later Mr. Bright married Ivy Boner, who survives. One child, a son, Baxter Bright, was born to the union. [Son with Ivy].
Surviving besides the son and daughter [Mrs. Roy Waddell of Indianapolis] are three other sons, Ralph Bright of Indianapolis and Jack and William Bright of Greenwood…
-------------
Indiana Death Certificate records Nora Bright, a 31 year old married white female died on 18 Oct 1906 in Johnson Co of phthisis pulmonalis due to exhaustion.
Spouse - James Bright
Parents - Drury Kinnick and Mary Mock
-------------
MARRIAGE -
Johnson County, Indiana.; Marriage Records 1875 - 1901 V 3, D. A. R. Transcribed by Edna Thompson Bice. Frankl; Page: 9
Indiana, Marriage Index, 1800-1941
James Bright MARRIED Nora Kinnick on 7 Dec 1893 in Johnson Co IN
PARENTS -
1880 U.S. Census of Pleasant, Johnson, Indiana
D. C. Kinnick 52; wife, Mary J. 40; Children: Mary S. 17; Margaret J. 14; Emma C. 12; Laura A. 9; Minnie J. 7; Penelope E. [Nora] 4; Cora Lee 2 and Edgar 4
[NOTE - The 1880 and 1900 referred to Nora as Penelope but death cert, obit of husband, death certs of children and marriage records all named her Nora.]
1900 U.S. Census of Clark, Johnson, Indiana
James T Bright 28; wife, 'Panello P.' [Nora] 24; Children: Esther M. 6; Ralph W. 3; William D. 1
1910 U.S. Census of Pleasant, Johnson, Indiana
James Bright 38; wife, Ivy [2nd marriage - Married 0 years]; Children: Esther 15; Ralph 14; William 11; Arthur 5 [These are the children of Nora] and Baxter 0 [Child with Ivy] and Dempsey Kinnick 82 [father-in-law - actually ex-father-in-law]
[Provided by Mark McCrady #47714241 and Cathea Curry #47339429]
SALEM – Quite a number of relatives and friends in this neighborhood attended the funeral of Mrs. James Bright Saturday afternoon.
The Franklin Evening Star, 15 Feb 1940, Thurs, pg 8 [Excerpt]
Taken from Obit for James Bright…
Mr. Bright married Miss Nora Kinnick, and three sons and two daughters were born to them. Mrs. Bright died, and later Mr. Bright married Ivy Boner, who survives. One child, a son, Baxter Bright, was born to the union. [Son with Ivy].
Surviving besides the son and daughter [Mrs. Roy Waddell of Indianapolis] are three other sons, Ralph Bright of Indianapolis and Jack and William Bright of Greenwood…
-------------
Indiana Death Certificate records Nora Bright, a 31 year old married white female died on 18 Oct 1906 in Johnson Co of phthisis pulmonalis due to exhaustion.
Spouse - James Bright
Parents - Drury Kinnick and Mary Mock
-------------
MARRIAGE -
Johnson County, Indiana.; Marriage Records 1875 - 1901 V 3, D. A. R. Transcribed by Edna Thompson Bice. Frankl; Page: 9
Indiana, Marriage Index, 1800-1941
James Bright MARRIED Nora Kinnick on 7 Dec 1893 in Johnson Co IN
PARENTS -
1880 U.S. Census of Pleasant, Johnson, Indiana
D. C. Kinnick 52; wife, Mary J. 40; Children: Mary S. 17; Margaret J. 14; Emma C. 12; Laura A. 9; Minnie J. 7; Penelope E. [Nora] 4; Cora Lee 2 and Edgar 4
[NOTE - The 1880 and 1900 referred to Nora as Penelope but death cert, obit of husband, death certs of children and marriage records all named her Nora.]
1900 U.S. Census of Clark, Johnson, Indiana
James T Bright 28; wife, 'Panello P.' [Nora] 24; Children: Esther M. 6; Ralph W. 3; William D. 1
1910 U.S. Census of Pleasant, Johnson, Indiana
James Bright 38; wife, Ivy [2nd marriage - Married 0 years]; Children: Esther 15; Ralph 14; William 11; Arthur 5 [These are the children of Nora] and Baxter 0 [Child with Ivy] and Dempsey Kinnick 82 [father-in-law - actually ex-father-in-law]
[Provided by Mark McCrady #47714241 and Cathea Curry #47339429]
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