Father of William T. Devine Husband of Evaline Reed Devine
Grandfather of William Allison Devine
John Devine Dead
Word was received here today at noon, announcing the death of John Devine at his home in Indianapolis, after an illness of several weeks with lung trouble
The deceased was the second son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Devine, pioneer residents of this county. He was a bricklayer and stone mason by trade, and for a long time was in the employ of W. H. Isrigg & Co.
No arrangements had been made for the funeral at the time of going to press, but the interment will probably be in one of the cemeteries in Indianapolis.
Taken from The Greensburg News Friday Feb. 15 1907.
Grandfather of William Allison Devine
John Devine Dead
Word was received here today at noon, announcing the death of John Devine at his home in Indianapolis, after an illness of several weeks with lung trouble
The deceased was the second son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Devine, pioneer residents of this county. He was a bricklayer and stone mason by trade, and for a long time was in the employ of W. H. Isrigg & Co.
No arrangements had been made for the funeral at the time of going to press, but the interment will probably be in one of the cemeteries in Indianapolis.
Taken from The Greensburg News Friday Feb. 15 1907.
Father of William T. Devine Husband of Evaline Reed Devine
Grandfather of William Allison Devine
John Devine Dead
Word was received here today at noon, announcing the death of John Devine at his home in Indianapolis, after an illness of several weeks with lung trouble
The deceased was the second son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Devine, pioneer residents of this county. He was a bricklayer and stone mason by trade, and for a long time was in the employ of W. H. Isrigg & Co.
No arrangements had been made for the funeral at the time of going to press, but the interment will probably be in one of the cemeteries in Indianapolis.
Taken from The Greensburg News Friday Feb. 15 1907.
Grandfather of William Allison Devine
John Devine Dead
Word was received here today at noon, announcing the death of John Devine at his home in Indianapolis, after an illness of several weeks with lung trouble
The deceased was the second son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Devine, pioneer residents of this county. He was a bricklayer and stone mason by trade, and for a long time was in the employ of W. H. Isrigg & Co.
No arrangements had been made for the funeral at the time of going to press, but the interment will probably be in one of the cemeteries in Indianapolis.
Taken from The Greensburg News Friday Feb. 15 1907.
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