28 Feb 1921, Coshocton Tribune
Former Resident is buried at Roscoe Monday Afternoon
The body of James Crickard, aged 68, former resident of Roscoe was buried in the Roscoe Cemetery, Monday afternoon beside the remains of his wife, formerly Miss Eva Mirise. Mr. Crickard made his home in Delaware, Ohio. He died at his home the latter part of last week and his body was brot to Coshocton on the 12:47 eastbound Pennsy train Monday.
The J. E. Glass Undertaking ambulance took the body to the Roscoe Cemetery where it was buried. There are no immediate relatives surviving. (au contraire--read the next one)
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1 Mar 1921, Coshocton Tribune
Children Accompany Father's Body Here
The body of James Crickard, buried at the Roscoe Cemetery Monday afternoon, arrived on the 12:47 eastbound passenger train from Delaware, Ohio where funeral services were held Sunday afternoon. He formerly resided in Delaware. His late wife was Miss Eva Mirise of Roscoe.
Mr. Crickard died at the home of his son, E. R. Crickard, in Bloomington, Illinois, Thursday from apoplexy. His body was taken to Delaware and then brot to Roscoe for burial.
Mr. Crickard is survived by three sons, E. R. Crickard and P. V. Crickard, Akron, and William, whose whererabouts is unknown. He is also survived by one daughter, Mrs. J. O. Todd, Decatur, Illinois, who accompanied the body to Coshocton. The sons and daughter returned to their homes Tuesday.
Former Resident is buried at Roscoe Monday Afternoon
The body of James Crickard, aged 68, former resident of Roscoe was buried in the Roscoe Cemetery, Monday afternoon beside the remains of his wife, formerly Miss Eva Mirise. Mr. Crickard made his home in Delaware, Ohio. He died at his home the latter part of last week and his body was brot to Coshocton on the 12:47 eastbound Pennsy train Monday.
The J. E. Glass Undertaking ambulance took the body to the Roscoe Cemetery where it was buried. There are no immediate relatives surviving. (au contraire--read the next one)
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1 Mar 1921, Coshocton Tribune
Children Accompany Father's Body Here
The body of James Crickard, buried at the Roscoe Cemetery Monday afternoon, arrived on the 12:47 eastbound passenger train from Delaware, Ohio where funeral services were held Sunday afternoon. He formerly resided in Delaware. His late wife was Miss Eva Mirise of Roscoe.
Mr. Crickard died at the home of his son, E. R. Crickard, in Bloomington, Illinois, Thursday from apoplexy. His body was taken to Delaware and then brot to Roscoe for burial.
Mr. Crickard is survived by three sons, E. R. Crickard and P. V. Crickard, Akron, and William, whose whererabouts is unknown. He is also survived by one daughter, Mrs. J. O. Todd, Decatur, Illinois, who accompanied the body to Coshocton. The sons and daughter returned to their homes Tuesday.
28 Feb 1921, Coshocton Tribune
Former Resident is buried at Roscoe Monday Afternoon
The body of James Crickard, aged 68, former resident of Roscoe was buried in the Roscoe Cemetery, Monday afternoon beside the remains of his wife, formerly Miss Eva Mirise. Mr. Crickard made his home in Delaware, Ohio. He died at his home the latter part of last week and his body was brot to Coshocton on the 12:47 eastbound Pennsy train Monday.
The J. E. Glass Undertaking ambulance took the body to the Roscoe Cemetery where it was buried. There are no immediate relatives surviving. (au contraire--read the next one)
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1 Mar 1921, Coshocton Tribune
Children Accompany Father's Body Here
The body of James Crickard, buried at the Roscoe Cemetery Monday afternoon, arrived on the 12:47 eastbound passenger train from Delaware, Ohio where funeral services were held Sunday afternoon. He formerly resided in Delaware. His late wife was Miss Eva Mirise of Roscoe.
Mr. Crickard died at the home of his son, E. R. Crickard, in Bloomington, Illinois, Thursday from apoplexy. His body was taken to Delaware and then brot to Roscoe for burial.
Mr. Crickard is survived by three sons, E. R. Crickard and P. V. Crickard, Akron, and William, whose whererabouts is unknown. He is also survived by one daughter, Mrs. J. O. Todd, Decatur, Illinois, who accompanied the body to Coshocton. The sons and daughter returned to their homes Tuesday.
Former Resident is buried at Roscoe Monday Afternoon
The body of James Crickard, aged 68, former resident of Roscoe was buried in the Roscoe Cemetery, Monday afternoon beside the remains of his wife, formerly Miss Eva Mirise. Mr. Crickard made his home in Delaware, Ohio. He died at his home the latter part of last week and his body was brot to Coshocton on the 12:47 eastbound Pennsy train Monday.
The J. E. Glass Undertaking ambulance took the body to the Roscoe Cemetery where it was buried. There are no immediate relatives surviving. (au contraire--read the next one)
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1 Mar 1921, Coshocton Tribune
Children Accompany Father's Body Here
The body of James Crickard, buried at the Roscoe Cemetery Monday afternoon, arrived on the 12:47 eastbound passenger train from Delaware, Ohio where funeral services were held Sunday afternoon. He formerly resided in Delaware. His late wife was Miss Eva Mirise of Roscoe.
Mr. Crickard died at the home of his son, E. R. Crickard, in Bloomington, Illinois, Thursday from apoplexy. His body was taken to Delaware and then brot to Roscoe for burial.
Mr. Crickard is survived by three sons, E. R. Crickard and P. V. Crickard, Akron, and William, whose whererabouts is unknown. He is also survived by one daughter, Mrs. J. O. Todd, Decatur, Illinois, who accompanied the body to Coshocton. The sons and daughter returned to their homes Tuesday.
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