John Crull was born in Hamilton County, IN in Junl 1848. He was the son of Henry Crull and Lucy Sanders. John married Lydia B. Lewis on 30 Sep 1883 in Hamilton County, IN.
OBIT:
NEWS OF BROTHER'S DEATH
John Crull, Long Time Resident of Hamilton County Died Wednesday
Wednesday, Frank and Miss Nannie Crull of Tipton received a message announcing the death of their brother John Crull, 76, at the Methodist hospital in Indianapolis, where he was taken Monday on account of a sudden attack of heart trouble and complications.
The deceased who has resided on a farm near Noblesville all of his life lost his wife three weeks ago and at the time he was taken ill was on a visit to the home of William Pryor, who was raised by Mr. Crull and his wife, they having no children of their own.
Beside the brother and sister in Tipton, the deceased is survived by another brother, Lyle of Elwood. They are all children of Henry and Elizabeth Crull, pioneer settlers of Hamilton county.
No complete arrangements for the funeral services have been made, but it will take place at Noblesville, his wife having been buried there three weeks ago.
Source: Tipton Daily Tribune, 11 Mar 1925, pg. 2
OBIT:
NEWS OF BROTHER'S DEATH
John Crull, Long Time Resident of Hamilton County Died Wednesday
Wednesday, Frank and Miss Nannie Crull of Tipton received a message announcing the death of their brother John Crull, 76, at the Methodist hospital in Indianapolis, where he was taken Monday on account of a sudden attack of heart trouble and complications.
The deceased who has resided on a farm near Noblesville all of his life lost his wife three weeks ago and at the time he was taken ill was on a visit to the home of William Pryor, who was raised by Mr. Crull and his wife, they having no children of their own.
Beside the brother and sister in Tipton, the deceased is survived by another brother, Lyle of Elwood. They are all children of Henry and Elizabeth Crull, pioneer settlers of Hamilton county.
No complete arrangements for the funeral services have been made, but it will take place at Noblesville, his wife having been buried there three weeks ago.
Source: Tipton Daily Tribune, 11 Mar 1925, pg. 2
John Crull was born in Hamilton County, IN in Junl 1848. He was the son of Henry Crull and Lucy Sanders. John married Lydia B. Lewis on 30 Sep 1883 in Hamilton County, IN.
OBIT:
NEWS OF BROTHER'S DEATH
John Crull, Long Time Resident of Hamilton County Died Wednesday
Wednesday, Frank and Miss Nannie Crull of Tipton received a message announcing the death of their brother John Crull, 76, at the Methodist hospital in Indianapolis, where he was taken Monday on account of a sudden attack of heart trouble and complications.
The deceased who has resided on a farm near Noblesville all of his life lost his wife three weeks ago and at the time he was taken ill was on a visit to the home of William Pryor, who was raised by Mr. Crull and his wife, they having no children of their own.
Beside the brother and sister in Tipton, the deceased is survived by another brother, Lyle of Elwood. They are all children of Henry and Elizabeth Crull, pioneer settlers of Hamilton county.
No complete arrangements for the funeral services have been made, but it will take place at Noblesville, his wife having been buried there three weeks ago.
Source: Tipton Daily Tribune, 11 Mar 1925, pg. 2
OBIT:
NEWS OF BROTHER'S DEATH
John Crull, Long Time Resident of Hamilton County Died Wednesday
Wednesday, Frank and Miss Nannie Crull of Tipton received a message announcing the death of their brother John Crull, 76, at the Methodist hospital in Indianapolis, where he was taken Monday on account of a sudden attack of heart trouble and complications.
The deceased who has resided on a farm near Noblesville all of his life lost his wife three weeks ago and at the time he was taken ill was on a visit to the home of William Pryor, who was raised by Mr. Crull and his wife, they having no children of their own.
Beside the brother and sister in Tipton, the deceased is survived by another brother, Lyle of Elwood. They are all children of Henry and Elizabeth Crull, pioneer settlers of Hamilton county.
No complete arrangements for the funeral services have been made, but it will take place at Noblesville, his wife having been buried there three weeks ago.
Source: Tipton Daily Tribune, 11 Mar 1925, pg. 2
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