Rushville Republican - December 26, 1912
Mrs. Nancy Hinchman, age seventy-two years, wife of Allen Hinchman, died at her home at 320 West Seventh street yesterday morning following a prolonged illness. Her husband is almost helpless from injuries he received in a runaway accident a few weeks ago. He is barely able to get about on crutches.
Mrs. Hinchman was a quiet, modest woman, loved and respected by the large number of friends she leaves behind. She was a faithful member of the Main Street Christian church with which branch of the Protestant religion she has been identified since her marriage. When a girl she joined the Methodist church, transferring her membership to the Ben Davis Christian church when she married Mr. Hinchman. When they retired and moved to Rushville she became identified with the local congregation.
Mrs. Hinchman leaves behind a husband, a son, Grant Hinchman, and a daughter Mrs. Albert Rich of Fayette county.
Five children were born this union. Three others Mrs. Marion McCann, Mrs. Morton Smiley and George Hinchman having preceded their mother to the grave. The funeral will be held at Main Street Christian church tomorrow afternoon at one o'clock, conducted by the pastor, Rev. C.M. Yocum. Burial will be made in East Hill.
Mrs. Nancy Hinchman, age seventy-two years, wife of Allen Hinchman, died at her home at 320 West Seventh street yesterday morning following a prolonged illness. Her husband is almost helpless from injuries he received in a runaway accident a few weeks ago. He is barely able to get about on crutches.
Mrs. Hinchman was a quiet, modest woman, loved and respected by the large number of friends she leaves behind. She was a faithful member of the Main Street Christian church with which branch of the Protestant religion she has been identified since her marriage. When a girl she joined the Methodist church, transferring her membership to the Ben Davis Christian church when she married Mr. Hinchman. When they retired and moved to Rushville she became identified with the local congregation.
Mrs. Hinchman leaves behind a husband, a son, Grant Hinchman, and a daughter Mrs. Albert Rich of Fayette county.
Five children were born this union. Three others Mrs. Marion McCann, Mrs. Morton Smiley and George Hinchman having preceded their mother to the grave. The funeral will be held at Main Street Christian church tomorrow afternoon at one o'clock, conducted by the pastor, Rev. C.M. Yocum. Burial will be made in East Hill.
Rushville Republican - December 26, 1912
Mrs. Nancy Hinchman, age seventy-two years, wife of Allen Hinchman, died at her home at 320 West Seventh street yesterday morning following a prolonged illness. Her husband is almost helpless from injuries he received in a runaway accident a few weeks ago. He is barely able to get about on crutches.
Mrs. Hinchman was a quiet, modest woman, loved and respected by the large number of friends she leaves behind. She was a faithful member of the Main Street Christian church with which branch of the Protestant religion she has been identified since her marriage. When a girl she joined the Methodist church, transferring her membership to the Ben Davis Christian church when she married Mr. Hinchman. When they retired and moved to Rushville she became identified with the local congregation.
Mrs. Hinchman leaves behind a husband, a son, Grant Hinchman, and a daughter Mrs. Albert Rich of Fayette county.
Five children were born this union. Three others Mrs. Marion McCann, Mrs. Morton Smiley and George Hinchman having preceded their mother to the grave. The funeral will be held at Main Street Christian church tomorrow afternoon at one o'clock, conducted by the pastor, Rev. C.M. Yocum. Burial will be made in East Hill.
Mrs. Nancy Hinchman, age seventy-two years, wife of Allen Hinchman, died at her home at 320 West Seventh street yesterday morning following a prolonged illness. Her husband is almost helpless from injuries he received in a runaway accident a few weeks ago. He is barely able to get about on crutches.
Mrs. Hinchman was a quiet, modest woman, loved and respected by the large number of friends she leaves behind. She was a faithful member of the Main Street Christian church with which branch of the Protestant religion she has been identified since her marriage. When a girl she joined the Methodist church, transferring her membership to the Ben Davis Christian church when she married Mr. Hinchman. When they retired and moved to Rushville she became identified with the local congregation.
Mrs. Hinchman leaves behind a husband, a son, Grant Hinchman, and a daughter Mrs. Albert Rich of Fayette county.
Five children were born this union. Three others Mrs. Marion McCann, Mrs. Morton Smiley and George Hinchman having preceded their mother to the grave. The funeral will be held at Main Street Christian church tomorrow afternoon at one o'clock, conducted by the pastor, Rev. C.M. Yocum. Burial will be made in East Hill.
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