Married 1st 1850 in OH, Elias Heffleman; 2d 1852 in Vermillion Co IN, Hiram Hasty
Newport Hoosier State
Wednesday, September 22, 1886
We have to announce the sad news this week of Mrs. Hiram Hasty's death, which occurred at 3:15 yesterday morning, September 21, 1886. She was afflicted with something like cancer of the stomach, and had not been able to retain any food on her stomach for quite awhile. She had only been confined to her bed 4 or 5 weeks, and during that time had suffered the most excruciating pains at times. She was 63 years of age on last December 24th, and had been a consistent and devout Christian of the M.E. Church from childhood. In her death the people of Newport lose a good citizen and neighbor, and her 5 own children and 2 step-children, a kind and generous mother. Her husband, Mr. Hiram Hasty, died a number of years ago. Her youngest son, Elmer, who served 5 gallant years in the regular army, is now some place in the west with a government surveying party, and does not know that the good mother he left about one year ago is now cold in death. Letters and telegrams have been sent him, but no word has been received from him. The funeral will take place from the family residence, at 2:30 this afternoon, Rev. J.W. Parrett performing the last sad rites, after which her remains will be followed to the Johnson Cemetery, 2 miles north of town, and gently laid away to moulder back to mother dust.
Will Abstract, Vermillion County, IN
Book 3, Page 144-146
Phebe M.A. Hasty, Vermillion County, IN
Written September 4, 1886
1. To my children James Hasty and Belle Thornton - $200 each.
2. To Robert H. Nixon, to be held in trust for my sons Frost Heffleman and Elmer Hasty $400 and also $200. If either of them shall die, pay the remainder to my daughters Malissa Turner and Florence Odell.
3. To my daughter Malissa Turner my residence and household goods in Newport, Vermillion County, IN. If my daughter fails to live in my residence, all should be sold except the beds and proceeds divided between my daughters Malissa Turner and Florence Odell.
4. All other property shall be sold and proceeds divided between my daughters Malissa Turner and Florence Odell.
5. I appoint Robert H. Nixon Executor.
Recorded September 25, 1886
Thanks to Carolyn.
Newport Hoosier State
Wednesday, September 22, 1886
We have to announce the sad news this week of Mrs. Hiram Hasty's death, which occurred at 3:15 yesterday morning, September 21, 1886. She was afflicted with something like cancer of the stomach, and had not been able to retain any food on her stomach for quite awhile. She had only been confined to her bed 4 or 5 weeks, and during that time had suffered the most excruciating pains at times. She was 63 years of age on last December 24th, and had been a consistent and devout Christian of the M.E. Church from childhood. In her death the people of Newport lose a good citizen and neighbor, and her 5 own children and 2 step-children, a kind and generous mother. Her husband, Mr. Hiram Hasty, died a number of years ago. Her youngest son, Elmer, who served 5 gallant years in the regular army, is now some place in the west with a government surveying party, and does not know that the good mother he left about one year ago is now cold in death. Letters and telegrams have been sent him, but no word has been received from him. The funeral will take place from the family residence, at 2:30 this afternoon, Rev. J.W. Parrett performing the last sad rites, after which her remains will be followed to the Johnson Cemetery, 2 miles north of town, and gently laid away to moulder back to mother dust.
Will Abstract, Vermillion County, IN
Book 3, Page 144-146
Phebe M.A. Hasty, Vermillion County, IN
Written September 4, 1886
1. To my children James Hasty and Belle Thornton - $200 each.
2. To Robert H. Nixon, to be held in trust for my sons Frost Heffleman and Elmer Hasty $400 and also $200. If either of them shall die, pay the remainder to my daughters Malissa Turner and Florence Odell.
3. To my daughter Malissa Turner my residence and household goods in Newport, Vermillion County, IN. If my daughter fails to live in my residence, all should be sold except the beds and proceeds divided between my daughters Malissa Turner and Florence Odell.
4. All other property shall be sold and proceeds divided between my daughters Malissa Turner and Florence Odell.
5. I appoint Robert H. Nixon Executor.
Recorded September 25, 1886
Thanks to Carolyn.
Married 1st 1850 in OH, Elias Heffleman; 2d 1852 in Vermillion Co IN, Hiram Hasty
Newport Hoosier State
Wednesday, September 22, 1886
We have to announce the sad news this week of Mrs. Hiram Hasty's death, which occurred at 3:15 yesterday morning, September 21, 1886. She was afflicted with something like cancer of the stomach, and had not been able to retain any food on her stomach for quite awhile. She had only been confined to her bed 4 or 5 weeks, and during that time had suffered the most excruciating pains at times. She was 63 years of age on last December 24th, and had been a consistent and devout Christian of the M.E. Church from childhood. In her death the people of Newport lose a good citizen and neighbor, and her 5 own children and 2 step-children, a kind and generous mother. Her husband, Mr. Hiram Hasty, died a number of years ago. Her youngest son, Elmer, who served 5 gallant years in the regular army, is now some place in the west with a government surveying party, and does not know that the good mother he left about one year ago is now cold in death. Letters and telegrams have been sent him, but no word has been received from him. The funeral will take place from the family residence, at 2:30 this afternoon, Rev. J.W. Parrett performing the last sad rites, after which her remains will be followed to the Johnson Cemetery, 2 miles north of town, and gently laid away to moulder back to mother dust.
Will Abstract, Vermillion County, IN
Book 3, Page 144-146
Phebe M.A. Hasty, Vermillion County, IN
Written September 4, 1886
1. To my children James Hasty and Belle Thornton - $200 each.
2. To Robert H. Nixon, to be held in trust for my sons Frost Heffleman and Elmer Hasty $400 and also $200. If either of them shall die, pay the remainder to my daughters Malissa Turner and Florence Odell.
3. To my daughter Malissa Turner my residence and household goods in Newport, Vermillion County, IN. If my daughter fails to live in my residence, all should be sold except the beds and proceeds divided between my daughters Malissa Turner and Florence Odell.
4. All other property shall be sold and proceeds divided between my daughters Malissa Turner and Florence Odell.
5. I appoint Robert H. Nixon Executor.
Recorded September 25, 1886
Thanks to Carolyn.
Newport Hoosier State
Wednesday, September 22, 1886
We have to announce the sad news this week of Mrs. Hiram Hasty's death, which occurred at 3:15 yesterday morning, September 21, 1886. She was afflicted with something like cancer of the stomach, and had not been able to retain any food on her stomach for quite awhile. She had only been confined to her bed 4 or 5 weeks, and during that time had suffered the most excruciating pains at times. She was 63 years of age on last December 24th, and had been a consistent and devout Christian of the M.E. Church from childhood. In her death the people of Newport lose a good citizen and neighbor, and her 5 own children and 2 step-children, a kind and generous mother. Her husband, Mr. Hiram Hasty, died a number of years ago. Her youngest son, Elmer, who served 5 gallant years in the regular army, is now some place in the west with a government surveying party, and does not know that the good mother he left about one year ago is now cold in death. Letters and telegrams have been sent him, but no word has been received from him. The funeral will take place from the family residence, at 2:30 this afternoon, Rev. J.W. Parrett performing the last sad rites, after which her remains will be followed to the Johnson Cemetery, 2 miles north of town, and gently laid away to moulder back to mother dust.
Will Abstract, Vermillion County, IN
Book 3, Page 144-146
Phebe M.A. Hasty, Vermillion County, IN
Written September 4, 1886
1. To my children James Hasty and Belle Thornton - $200 each.
2. To Robert H. Nixon, to be held in trust for my sons Frost Heffleman and Elmer Hasty $400 and also $200. If either of them shall die, pay the remainder to my daughters Malissa Turner and Florence Odell.
3. To my daughter Malissa Turner my residence and household goods in Newport, Vermillion County, IN. If my daughter fails to live in my residence, all should be sold except the beds and proceeds divided between my daughters Malissa Turner and Florence Odell.
4. All other property shall be sold and proceeds divided between my daughters Malissa Turner and Florence Odell.
5. I appoint Robert H. Nixon Executor.
Recorded September 25, 1886
Thanks to Carolyn.
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