from The Guide for March 28, 1979:
Frederick Earl Kincaid, 74, of 521 Lebanon Street, Lizton, died in Methodist Hospital on Monday, March 26, 1979. He had been in failing health the last year and a half. Born to Theodosia and E. C. Kincaid, both deceased, he was a football star at Lebanon High School where he graduated in 1925. A football scholarship that he received to the University of Illinois would have made him a teammate of Red Grange if he had accepted it. He attended Franklin College in Franklin, Indiana. In 1938, he returned to Lizton where he operated a general store until 1946. A service manager at Kincaid Auto Sales, Lebanon, until 1951, he retired from construction work in 1963. He was a charter member of the Lizton Lions Club and served as its president and secretary. He held membership in the New Brunswick Church of Christ. Suvivors include his wife, Charlotte Ellis, who he married in LaPorte on March 30, 1929. Other survivors are a son, Garland E. Kincaid of Pittsboro; a daughter, Mrs. Carol Ann Hitch, Lizton; six grandchildren; one brother, Kenneth Kincaid of Speedway; and one sister, Mrs. Ann Hiland of Lebanon. Services were held March 28, 1979 at Myers Mortuary in Lebanon with Brother Jim Dawes officiating. Burial was in the Lizton K. of P. Cemetery.
from the 1976 Hendricks County History (page 274):
...They lived in LaPorte, Indiana about five years with Charlotte teaching and Fred working in a hardware store. They then returned to Lizton where they operated the Ellis general store and lived above it for 21 years.
Frederick Earl Kincaid, 74, of 521 Lebanon Street, Lizton, died in Methodist Hospital on Monday, March 26, 1979. He had been in failing health the last year and a half. Born to Theodosia and E. C. Kincaid, both deceased, he was a football star at Lebanon High School where he graduated in 1925. A football scholarship that he received to the University of Illinois would have made him a teammate of Red Grange if he had accepted it. He attended Franklin College in Franklin, Indiana. In 1938, he returned to Lizton where he operated a general store until 1946. A service manager at Kincaid Auto Sales, Lebanon, until 1951, he retired from construction work in 1963. He was a charter member of the Lizton Lions Club and served as its president and secretary. He held membership in the New Brunswick Church of Christ. Suvivors include his wife, Charlotte Ellis, who he married in LaPorte on March 30, 1929. Other survivors are a son, Garland E. Kincaid of Pittsboro; a daughter, Mrs. Carol Ann Hitch, Lizton; six grandchildren; one brother, Kenneth Kincaid of Speedway; and one sister, Mrs. Ann Hiland of Lebanon. Services were held March 28, 1979 at Myers Mortuary in Lebanon with Brother Jim Dawes officiating. Burial was in the Lizton K. of P. Cemetery.
from the 1976 Hendricks County History (page 274):
...They lived in LaPorte, Indiana about five years with Charlotte teaching and Fred working in a hardware store. They then returned to Lizton where they operated the Ellis general store and lived above it for 21 years.
from The Guide for March 28, 1979:
Frederick Earl Kincaid, 74, of 521 Lebanon Street, Lizton, died in Methodist Hospital on Monday, March 26, 1979. He had been in failing health the last year and a half. Born to Theodosia and E. C. Kincaid, both deceased, he was a football star at Lebanon High School where he graduated in 1925. A football scholarship that he received to the University of Illinois would have made him a teammate of Red Grange if he had accepted it. He attended Franklin College in Franklin, Indiana. In 1938, he returned to Lizton where he operated a general store until 1946. A service manager at Kincaid Auto Sales, Lebanon, until 1951, he retired from construction work in 1963. He was a charter member of the Lizton Lions Club and served as its president and secretary. He held membership in the New Brunswick Church of Christ. Suvivors include his wife, Charlotte Ellis, who he married in LaPorte on March 30, 1929. Other survivors are a son, Garland E. Kincaid of Pittsboro; a daughter, Mrs. Carol Ann Hitch, Lizton; six grandchildren; one brother, Kenneth Kincaid of Speedway; and one sister, Mrs. Ann Hiland of Lebanon. Services were held March 28, 1979 at Myers Mortuary in Lebanon with Brother Jim Dawes officiating. Burial was in the Lizton K. of P. Cemetery.
from the 1976 Hendricks County History (page 274):
...They lived in LaPorte, Indiana about five years with Charlotte teaching and Fred working in a hardware store. They then returned to Lizton where they operated the Ellis general store and lived above it for 21 years.
Frederick Earl Kincaid, 74, of 521 Lebanon Street, Lizton, died in Methodist Hospital on Monday, March 26, 1979. He had been in failing health the last year and a half. Born to Theodosia and E. C. Kincaid, both deceased, he was a football star at Lebanon High School where he graduated in 1925. A football scholarship that he received to the University of Illinois would have made him a teammate of Red Grange if he had accepted it. He attended Franklin College in Franklin, Indiana. In 1938, he returned to Lizton where he operated a general store until 1946. A service manager at Kincaid Auto Sales, Lebanon, until 1951, he retired from construction work in 1963. He was a charter member of the Lizton Lions Club and served as its president and secretary. He held membership in the New Brunswick Church of Christ. Suvivors include his wife, Charlotte Ellis, who he married in LaPorte on March 30, 1929. Other survivors are a son, Garland E. Kincaid of Pittsboro; a daughter, Mrs. Carol Ann Hitch, Lizton; six grandchildren; one brother, Kenneth Kincaid of Speedway; and one sister, Mrs. Ann Hiland of Lebanon. Services were held March 28, 1979 at Myers Mortuary in Lebanon with Brother Jim Dawes officiating. Burial was in the Lizton K. of P. Cemetery.
from the 1976 Hendricks County History (page 274):
...They lived in LaPorte, Indiana about five years with Charlotte teaching and Fred working in a hardware store. They then returned to Lizton where they operated the Ellis general store and lived above it for 21 years.
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