Father Simeon Bonebrake
Mother Rebecca Sites
wife Mollie Amanda Kelso
married 12/2/1874 Cass County, Indiana
children:
Lorena
Bertha May
Myrtle Clair
Peter Alonzo
Clyde Kelso
"Delphi Journal,"
Delphi, Indiana
October 9, 1913, page 8
DEATH OF T.C. Bonebrake
Cutler and the entire county was shocked Saturday morning, September 28th when it was learned that T.C. Bonebrake had been suddenly called by death during the night. He complained of a slight pain in his side, but thought lightly of it. However shortly after retiring, he suffered a fatal attack and expired at once before medical assistance could be called.
The deceased man was born in Butler County, Ohio on August 6, 1850. In 1865 he moved to Walton and in 1874 was married to Miss Mary Kelso and they located in Cutler, Indiana. He made a success of life and was looked upon as one of the county's respected and substantial citizens, at whose death hundreds of his friends and acquaintances are deeply grieved. He is survived by Mrs. Bonebrake and four children: Mrs. Loren Flora, Darlington; Mrs. Bertha M. Meyer, Scranton, Pennsylvania; P.A. Bonebrake of Rossville, Indiana and Clyde Bonebrake of Cutler.
Reverend Bliss conducted the funeral services at the home Tuesday morning. Interment was in Ball Hill Cemetery.
*oddly, death cert. shows a death date of 9/26/1913
Indiana Marriage Records 1780-1992
Name Thomas C. Bonebrake
Spouse's Name Mollie M. Kelso
Event Date 02 Dec 1874
Event Place Cass County, Indiana
*Thank you Richard Lybrook for creating Thomas memorial and also for giving him to family-
Mother Rebecca Sites
wife Mollie Amanda Kelso
married 12/2/1874 Cass County, Indiana
children:
Lorena
Bertha May
Myrtle Clair
Peter Alonzo
Clyde Kelso
"Delphi Journal,"
Delphi, Indiana
October 9, 1913, page 8
DEATH OF T.C. Bonebrake
Cutler and the entire county was shocked Saturday morning, September 28th when it was learned that T.C. Bonebrake had been suddenly called by death during the night. He complained of a slight pain in his side, but thought lightly of it. However shortly after retiring, he suffered a fatal attack and expired at once before medical assistance could be called.
The deceased man was born in Butler County, Ohio on August 6, 1850. In 1865 he moved to Walton and in 1874 was married to Miss Mary Kelso and they located in Cutler, Indiana. He made a success of life and was looked upon as one of the county's respected and substantial citizens, at whose death hundreds of his friends and acquaintances are deeply grieved. He is survived by Mrs. Bonebrake and four children: Mrs. Loren Flora, Darlington; Mrs. Bertha M. Meyer, Scranton, Pennsylvania; P.A. Bonebrake of Rossville, Indiana and Clyde Bonebrake of Cutler.
Reverend Bliss conducted the funeral services at the home Tuesday morning. Interment was in Ball Hill Cemetery.
*oddly, death cert. shows a death date of 9/26/1913
Indiana Marriage Records 1780-1992
Name Thomas C. Bonebrake
Spouse's Name Mollie M. Kelso
Event Date 02 Dec 1874
Event Place Cass County, Indiana
*Thank you Richard Lybrook for creating Thomas memorial and also for giving him to family-
Father Simeon Bonebrake
Mother Rebecca Sites
wife Mollie Amanda Kelso
married 12/2/1874 Cass County, Indiana
children:
Lorena
Bertha May
Myrtle Clair
Peter Alonzo
Clyde Kelso
"Delphi Journal,"
Delphi, Indiana
October 9, 1913, page 8
DEATH OF T.C. Bonebrake
Cutler and the entire county was shocked Saturday morning, September 28th when it was learned that T.C. Bonebrake had been suddenly called by death during the night. He complained of a slight pain in his side, but thought lightly of it. However shortly after retiring, he suffered a fatal attack and expired at once before medical assistance could be called.
The deceased man was born in Butler County, Ohio on August 6, 1850. In 1865 he moved to Walton and in 1874 was married to Miss Mary Kelso and they located in Cutler, Indiana. He made a success of life and was looked upon as one of the county's respected and substantial citizens, at whose death hundreds of his friends and acquaintances are deeply grieved. He is survived by Mrs. Bonebrake and four children: Mrs. Loren Flora, Darlington; Mrs. Bertha M. Meyer, Scranton, Pennsylvania; P.A. Bonebrake of Rossville, Indiana and Clyde Bonebrake of Cutler.
Reverend Bliss conducted the funeral services at the home Tuesday morning. Interment was in Ball Hill Cemetery.
*oddly, death cert. shows a death date of 9/26/1913
Indiana Marriage Records 1780-1992
Name Thomas C. Bonebrake
Spouse's Name Mollie M. Kelso
Event Date 02 Dec 1874
Event Place Cass County, Indiana
*Thank you Richard Lybrook for creating Thomas memorial and also for giving him to family-
Mother Rebecca Sites
wife Mollie Amanda Kelso
married 12/2/1874 Cass County, Indiana
children:
Lorena
Bertha May
Myrtle Clair
Peter Alonzo
Clyde Kelso
"Delphi Journal,"
Delphi, Indiana
October 9, 1913, page 8
DEATH OF T.C. Bonebrake
Cutler and the entire county was shocked Saturday morning, September 28th when it was learned that T.C. Bonebrake had been suddenly called by death during the night. He complained of a slight pain in his side, but thought lightly of it. However shortly after retiring, he suffered a fatal attack and expired at once before medical assistance could be called.
The deceased man was born in Butler County, Ohio on August 6, 1850. In 1865 he moved to Walton and in 1874 was married to Miss Mary Kelso and they located in Cutler, Indiana. He made a success of life and was looked upon as one of the county's respected and substantial citizens, at whose death hundreds of his friends and acquaintances are deeply grieved. He is survived by Mrs. Bonebrake and four children: Mrs. Loren Flora, Darlington; Mrs. Bertha M. Meyer, Scranton, Pennsylvania; P.A. Bonebrake of Rossville, Indiana and Clyde Bonebrake of Cutler.
Reverend Bliss conducted the funeral services at the home Tuesday morning. Interment was in Ball Hill Cemetery.
*oddly, death cert. shows a death date of 9/26/1913
Indiana Marriage Records 1780-1992
Name Thomas C. Bonebrake
Spouse's Name Mollie M. Kelso
Event Date 02 Dec 1874
Event Place Cass County, Indiana
*Thank you Richard Lybrook for creating Thomas memorial and also for giving him to family-
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