Son of Clyde J. & Mary Pearl (Moore) Lindsey. Died in Brimfield Twp.
From FAG Contributor "Ethel":
Source: Princeville Telephone August 14, 1947
Mr. Lindsey was born January 11, 1911, near Peoria, the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lindsey. A little more than 11 years ago, he married Miss Vernetta McCowan, who with their two children, Glen, 10, and Ronald, 3, survive. He had been employed in the Caterpillar Tractor company stationary motor assembly department for five or six years.
Mr. Lindsey was a brother of Adrian and Clyde Lindsey, Jr., Mrs. Helen Carmody and Miss Betty Lindsey, all of Princeville.
Besides the Princeville brothers and sisters surviving the following other brothers and sisters survive: Mrs. Jessie Armstrong; Mrs. Howard Weber; Mrs. A.S. Miller; Walter of Brimfield and Donald of Bartonville.
*This obituary was published as part of an article about James Murphy fatally shooting Mr. Lindsey after an evening out with Mr. and Mrs. Murphy.
From FAG Contributor "Ethel":
Source: Princeville Telephone August 14, 1947
Mr. Lindsey was born January 11, 1911, near Peoria, the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lindsey. A little more than 11 years ago, he married Miss Vernetta McCowan, who with their two children, Glen, 10, and Ronald, 3, survive. He had been employed in the Caterpillar Tractor company stationary motor assembly department for five or six years.
Mr. Lindsey was a brother of Adrian and Clyde Lindsey, Jr., Mrs. Helen Carmody and Miss Betty Lindsey, all of Princeville.
Besides the Princeville brothers and sisters surviving the following other brothers and sisters survive: Mrs. Jessie Armstrong; Mrs. Howard Weber; Mrs. A.S. Miller; Walter of Brimfield and Donald of Bartonville.
*This obituary was published as part of an article about James Murphy fatally shooting Mr. Lindsey after an evening out with Mr. and Mrs. Murphy.
Son of Clyde J. & Mary Pearl (Moore) Lindsey. Died in Brimfield Twp.
From FAG Contributor "Ethel":
Source: Princeville Telephone August 14, 1947
Mr. Lindsey was born January 11, 1911, near Peoria, the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lindsey. A little more than 11 years ago, he married Miss Vernetta McCowan, who with their two children, Glen, 10, and Ronald, 3, survive. He had been employed in the Caterpillar Tractor company stationary motor assembly department for five or six years.
Mr. Lindsey was a brother of Adrian and Clyde Lindsey, Jr., Mrs. Helen Carmody and Miss Betty Lindsey, all of Princeville.
Besides the Princeville brothers and sisters surviving the following other brothers and sisters survive: Mrs. Jessie Armstrong; Mrs. Howard Weber; Mrs. A.S. Miller; Walter of Brimfield and Donald of Bartonville.
*This obituary was published as part of an article about James Murphy fatally shooting Mr. Lindsey after an evening out with Mr. and Mrs. Murphy.
From FAG Contributor "Ethel":
Source: Princeville Telephone August 14, 1947
Mr. Lindsey was born January 11, 1911, near Peoria, the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lindsey. A little more than 11 years ago, he married Miss Vernetta McCowan, who with their two children, Glen, 10, and Ronald, 3, survive. He had been employed in the Caterpillar Tractor company stationary motor assembly department for five or six years.
Mr. Lindsey was a brother of Adrian and Clyde Lindsey, Jr., Mrs. Helen Carmody and Miss Betty Lindsey, all of Princeville.
Besides the Princeville brothers and sisters surviving the following other brothers and sisters survive: Mrs. Jessie Armstrong; Mrs. Howard Weber; Mrs. A.S. Miller; Walter of Brimfield and Donald of Bartonville.
*This obituary was published as part of an article about James Murphy fatally shooting Mr. Lindsey after an evening out with Mr. and Mrs. Murphy.
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