Greenville Advocate. William A. Northcott, son of Robert S. Northcott was born Jan. 28, 1854 at Murfreesboro, Tennessee. His first wife was Julia Agnes Dressor, who died in 1881, to this union was born one son Nathaniel Dressor Northcott of Huntington, West Virgina and he survives. He then married Ada R. Stoutzenburg and they had a daughter Mrs. Amy Alpaugh who survives with one grandaughter of Springfield. William died Jan. 25 1917 at Excelsior Springs. His burial was at Oak Ridge, Springfield, Illinois. The memorial was erected by the Modern Woodmen of America of which Northcott was Head Consul from 1890 to 1903. It is aptly inscribed "Statesman, Patriot, and Fraternalist." The inscription "He Was as Friendly as a Wayside Well" appears on the back of the bench.
Greenville Advocate. William A. Northcott, son of Robert S. Northcott was born Jan. 28, 1854 at Murfreesboro, Tennessee. His first wife was Julia Agnes Dressor, who died in 1881, to this union was born one son Nathaniel Dressor Northcott of Huntington, West Virgina and he survives. He then married Ada R. Stoutzenburg and they had a daughter Mrs. Amy Alpaugh who survives with one grandaughter of Springfield. William died Jan. 25 1917 at Excelsior Springs. His burial was at Oak Ridge, Springfield, Illinois. The memorial was erected by the Modern Woodmen of America of which Northcott was Head Consul from 1890 to 1903. It is aptly inscribed "Statesman, Patriot, and Fraternalist." The inscription "He Was as Friendly as a Wayside Well" appears on the back of the bench.
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