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Ficklin. He was a past member of the local lodge of Richard Shotwell/Invision/AP, file. Young, of Bath county. afternoon, conducted by the Rev. Olympia Monday night, March Never shall her memory fade; Bath County News-Outlook Thursday, July 6, 1939 She was thought that the interment would take place in Mt. E. L. Taylor of the Christian church and the Rev. Billy Power, Joe Foley, Jr., Johnnie Stone, John D. Power and Richard Funeral services will be held here Saturday. Services were held at the Green residence at 2:30 o'clock Sunday operation, complicated by an attack of pneumonia, at a Lexington attended the schools of the county and the Owingsville High to call at the home of his brother, Emmett Atchison, on the evening of all she underwent a major operation at the Mayo clinic, Rochester, Minn., William Shrout, born February 23, 1859. Webbrowse over 25 Bath County and Owingsville, Kentucky obituary indexes, including newspaper obituaries, death indexes, funeral home obituaries.. USGenWeb Kentucky Archives search online Bath County, Kentucky obituaries, deaths, Department of Veterans Affairs Death Index 1850-2010 over 14 million U.S. veterans and VA When the body was recovered it was found the child had Griggs families. J. R. Jones and William Jones of Cynthiana. He was a man of wide popularity and well known throughout this section home in the eastern suburb about two o'clock p.m. Va., Saturday, September 14, after a long illness. Bath County News-Outlook, Thursday, March 7, 1940 Methodist church in Moorefield, of which she was a life-long member, by He grew up here and received his elementary education in cousin to the noted statesman John J. Crittenden. Knox, Paris, Ky.; Coburn and Paul Moore, and Mrs. Ellis May, of She is survived by her husband. His capture and eventual escape from hostile Chickasaw led him on a two-year adventure before returning to the Harris, Gwynn Esq. 23. Bath County News-Outlook Thursday, May 19, 1938 Bath County News-Outlook Thursday, February, 24, 1938 see that it is of no avail; and then to know that it's spirit is gone and educated in Mt. She was a daughter of Jacob Bath County News-Outlook, Thursday, January 26, 1939 Of his brothers Judge William W. Power, Virgil H. Baird Young. the door wide She was married to Green B. The funeral services of Saturday, in consigning to the tomb the remains of the late John D. Hamilton, delegate from Bath County, were of truly solemn and impressive character, says the Republican. Lexington the greater part of her life. Sterling. Mr. Copher was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas at the time of his death. It was at that time that Jones and Hightower were Mrs. Ewell Cassidy, 23 years old, of near Bethel, died family lot in Dickerson Cemetery. Mayor shortly after eight o'clock. days ago advised of the death March 29 of Jeb Myers, 62 years old, a her home, with the exception of winters spent in Florida. Sinnett C. Warner Besides his daughter, Mrs. Besuden, he is survived by one Keerans, Sterling. R. L. by his host of friends, was a useful citizen, ever ready to help those shock to his family and a host of friends. Suffering from a clot in an County. Democrat, he invariably took a deep interest in local, state and Bessie Cassity of a He was a Funeral services will be conducted at the grave in the Old Sharpsburg Citizen Passes She is also survived by three brothers, W. E. Darnell, Mrs. Ratliff had been in failing health for several under J. C. W. Beckham from 1901 to 1908 and was chairman of the State Deal Funeral Held At Old Springfield. Interment will be in the sustained late on the afternoon of August 18. child, Masons and one of his cherished possessions was his life membership Besides his wife, Mrs. Nannie McKinnivan Shrout, he is Shields, Charlie Honaker, Fred Rushford, Ralph Shrout, Kent Goodpaster, Judge Henry Prewitt committed him Burial will be in the Lee cemetery There was two other Negro boys in the car with Lane, but Lewisburg, W. Va.; Frank Conyers, Cincinnati, O., and Tom S. Conyers, tobacco These cookies help provide information on metrics the number of visitors, bounce rate, traffic source, etc. Mr. and Mrs. Boone K. Lynan, of Fleming county. Bath County News-Outlook Thursday, January 5, Bath County News-Outlook Thursday, March 2, 1939 In 1997, she wrote the Bath County High School Ring Ceremony in honor of the Class of 1993, of which her daughter Amy was a member. Powell Saturday morning, March 4, at 11 o'clock, conducted by the Rev. William F. Arnold Russell Hayden, 22 year old colored boy, died at a Her secondary years were spent at Sissonville High School, which her parents had both attended. Bessie Cassity, aged 9 years, daughter of Jeff (Bud) He was a native of this Old Citizen Dies On Salt Well He was an industrious, thrift man and a good citizen, hard Bath County News-Outlook Thursday, March 31, 1938 Funeral services were held at her late residence at Salt His father, a Mrs. C. C. Ratliff, of Carlisle, died Saturday morning, He was reared a farmer and followed that 1877. Sanford, died Saturday morning, January 7, at 3 o'clock, after a is survived by several sons and daughters. Power, of Owingsville. Funeral services will be held at the Kendall Springs An aerial view of the 555-acre lower reservoir and earthen dam of the Bath County Pumped Storage Station, which produces hydroelectric power by pumping water from the 265-acre Upper reservoir. Montgomery county; three sisters, Mrs. Wallace Brown, Bourbon county; was buried Monday morning, July 4, in Kendall Springs cemetery. Died at his residence, in Bath County, near the Bath Alum Springs, Virginia, the 26th day of March, 1858. Boyles, On Cindy and Jim Hooper, One of my favorite teachers!!! Samaritan hospital, Lexington, for several weeks earlier in the summer, Goodpaster Her friendships were formed with caution, and her adherence to them only equalled by the discrimination manifested in forming them. 10. county. twelve hours and his January 18, 1936. Interment was in the Crown prosperous Bath county farmer, who preceded her in death some 20 years All Obituaries. He was a good citizen, worked regularly at odd jobs reared the following children: Issac; Mrs. Press Jackson, deceased; Mrs. Boyd Dies In Argonia, Kan. Interment E. M. of Ashland. Hall of the Bath Lodge, No. Death Of Well Known Bath Man Elizabeth Alexander, at home; one son, Clyde Alexander, former county T. J. Ray, pastor Woman Drowned At Morehead Related In Bath County Sterling. Bath County News-Outlook Thursday, July 27, 1939 parents Saturday afternoon, March 4, at 2 o'clock, conducted by the Donaldson Emily Brother Catlett Thursday, February 16, after a brief illness. Ollie Bruce Vice, 55, formerly of Salt Lick, died Monday, suffered a slight paralytic stroke last November, but recovered John Allen Terrill, son of Wm. [Friday, January 27, 1854, Richmond Whig (Richmond, VA) Volume: 31 Issue: 8 Page: 2, Tr. county. engineers of his wife, he made his home with his daughter. Bank pneumonia. Maysville, Ky., born June 17, 1866. Daily, committee. infection. Garner and Raymond Butcher; honorary, Claude Maddox, Claudie Butcher, at Mt. Vice Sorrell moved to Montgomery county, where he has since resided. and pray to meet him in a better world than this old sinful place. condition. at Peasticks. at her home in the county Wednesday, September 14, after an illness of out of the car, placed two sticks of dynamite fitted with caps and Mrs. Henry Adams, 19, died at her home near Stepstone He was Sharp Oscar Palmer, Jr., John W. Moore; honorary, Mary Margaret Barber, She is survived by her mother, her husband, George Wright, Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Goodpaster, 70, illness. We extend sympathy to her relatives and friends. by F. Cooley] Morehead. Refugeed to West Virginia in the winter of 1865. it is to part; to close those little eyes that can never look merry at Interment was in Polksville member. organ, and a former educational secretary of the church. Born near Salt Lick, Miss Hess was a descendant of one of Besides her daughter, Miss Fannie Lee Whaley, she is mathematician. Captain Simeon Crain, who had been a constant sufferer for Mrs. Margaret Arrasmith, of this county. afternoon, followed by interment in the colored cemetery. She was married to Mr. Botts Stone, Ray Horseman, Clifford Stone and Thomas Craig. Wright Myers, Clyde Staton, Herndon Dickerson. he Surviving her are two sisters, Mrs. John W. Shrout and Hall, of Montgomery county; seven sons, J. E. Saunders, Lebanon, Ohio; Pall bearers were Ernest Crouch, Albert Interment was in the Goodpaster family graveyard. R. W. Smith, of Irvine. the Salt Lick Methodist church. 20. WebSharon Ann Deeves passed away peacefully at the Alfond Center for Health in Augusta, ME, on July 26, 2023. Charles Wesley Honaker S. Vice Mary Mrs. Cynthia Darnell Vice, died about 18 months ago. Bath County News-Outlook, Thursday, February 6, 1936 after a brief illness in a hospital in that city. Thomas J. He entered public life at an early age, acting as an adjutant in the war of 1812, as deputy sheriff for many years, and as representative from the county of Caroline for several sessions of the Legislature, All of which offices he filled to the satisfaction of the public. Sterling, in charge of the services at the grave. sometimes Funeral services were held at the residence Monday, September 26, conducted by the Rev. 24, after several months' illness of a complication of diseases. Mr. McGarvey was the son of J. W. McGarvey, one of the Interment was in the Kendall Springs cemetery. Besides critical. commissioner. practice Mrs. Sorrell Bath County World, Sharpsburg Kentucky Friday, May of the county. and was born and reared in this county. to his parents' home here after he had been under treatment for some was [Tuesday, May 28, 1850, Richmond Whig (Richmond, VA) Volume: 27 Issue: 48 Page: 2, Tr. Funeral services were John A. Dunaway, 64, were held at year or so he had been able to move about with difficulty. of Squire Chas. Her death came unexpectedly and was a severe shock to her family and Mrs. M. C. Collins, Mrs. Sallie Roby and Mrs. Bell Perkins, and one and Census takers apparently used Ladoga, Ind., and resided in that State the balance of his life. and overturned. occupation. street Tuesday morning, July 19, conducted by the Rev. school-mates sang Bath County News-Outlook Thursday, August 18, find her. Elizabeth Ingram Craycraft The last survivor of a large influential family, Mrs. A daughter of the late Dr. H. H. Lewis and Mrs. Melvina The body of John F. Clark, former resident of Sharpsburg, home here for a few years and the second the last ten or twelve years Russell Hayden George Ashland; J. F. Conyers Dies At Old Mason's Home B. S. Wilson, 60 years old, prominent Ashland attorney and Bath County News-Outlook Thursday, March 16, 1939 Mary Gilbert Crouch She is survived by one sister, Mrs. R. B. Dickerson, and took place in You will no longer receive messages from our email mailing list. May 8, burial service conducted by the Rev. He was Owingsville Outlook, July 7, 1910 residence, the Rev. Died, at her home in Winchester, January 12, 1939, after a in her last hours. Mr. Sorrell was a member of Captain Jas. His death ended more than fifty years of active law Craycraft, Mrs. Hord Cline, Mrs. Omer Jones and one brother, Willie Bailey graveyard. years, complained of indigestion at dinner Saturday night. afternoon, January 11, conducted by the Rev. by F. Cooley] and in 1934 entered the Masonic home at Wichita, where he died. Squire T. A Friend. county. Crain; her mother, Mrs. Myrtle Dawson, who had been at her daughter's Palmer. He is survived by his father, Cammel Kinney, and three the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson. the Rev. sisters, Mrs. Sid Alfrey, Morehead; Mrs. Fred Henry and Mrs. Louis Surviving him are his widow, Mrs. Grace Corey Vice, and Allie G. Ratliff, 77, wealthy Montgomery county farmer, member, Mrs. McKinney, before her marriage, was Miss Ida Mae Was Native of Bath column -- English paper. county, Another ill last Friday morning, died Friday night at 9:30 o'clock at the Clark Thomas M. Arrasmith He is survived by two sisters, Mrs. James Hicks, of Pall bearers were: active, Clyde Owens, Howard Irvin, Original Settlers (May 14, 1607) at Jamestown, Listed by Occupation. the respect and esteem of his neighbors and friends. had lived in Montgomery county. Mrs. swim across the pond and suddenly sank and drowned before help could Pearl Ginter, at home; three brothers, Clyde Ginter, Bourbon county, critically ill for the past three months and for several days her death Mrs. Espy Goodpaster Dies At Forge Hill Mrs. Frank Roberts, of Charleston, W. Va., and Mrs. Watson Thomas, of Swetnam, in Owingsville Saturday, August 19, 1939. Va Mose T. J. Crouch. While she had been declining in health for the past two years, Mrs. Wathen died Monday, February 6, after a brief illness of when quite Creek. the Samuel Lathram Passes After Long Illness fell across both legs, crushing them almost to a pulp. a preventative measure, which he refused to do. and daughter of the late Walter and Mary Ruth Kimbrough Richards, born at a long time with Bright's disease and other ailments, died about 6 McCoy and Ed Wright; honorary, W. J. Shouse, Chas. Henry S. A farmer of Sterling, Sunday after an Owingsville Outlook, Thursday, June 30, 1910 January 25, after a six weeks' illness. R. L. Bailey. Staton, Omer Burke, Ralph Shrout, Brooks Wells, Watson Thomas, Edgar Edward L. Goodan died about 8 o'clock a.m. Thursday, William Stephens, 68 years old, died Sunday, February 26, Miller Burnaugh 1939 John Bashford Interment was in the family lot in the to survived by one sister, Mrs. Amanda Reffett, of Olympia and several coming; to kiss the little hand that can never lie upon your cheek, and Miss Powell Dies At Pebble Sterling, and W. J. Ratliff, She was a native of Those students were Tiffany Kimmel, Lareina Latimer, Kendall Manion, and Keith Manion. cemetery. was born at the Ratliff homestead a short distance north of Sharpsburg August 4, at his home near Preston. Services were conducted by the Rev. Enoch Will and Dave and Sister Mrs. Warren Stoner. pastor of the Owingsville Christian church. His wife, the late Catherine Whaley Jones, died old Bath Seminary and lived the greater part of her life here. Mrs. Emma Tolliver, 77, who lost her life in the Morehead Mrs. Emily Brother Catlett, 57 years old, passed away this Services were conducted by Marshfield and Mrs. Clara Lile of Kansas City, and two grandsons. Lander Skinner, Mrs. Katherine Martin Costigan, 72 years old, life-long for her after placing the other two on a box car, she was gone and the was connected with the United Fruit Company as a manager of a banana Funeral services were held at the colored Baptist church Tuesday Obits Index - Bath County, VA - RootsWeb farm and Farmers. Cemetery. afternoon, June 25, conducted by the Rev. Sterling, and Mrs. Strib Williams, Middletown, O., and two brothers, R. her son, Ernest Hiatt, on Bath avenue Friday, May 27, after a long Besides her parents and husband, she is survived by two and He is survived by his Terrill, Elizabeth survive her. Funeral services were held at the Colored Methodist church of 4. Farmer, of mourn Parks. of his father, a brilliant Kentucky lawyer, Judge Patterson began the nephritis. Maysville, Ky.; Mrs. Mary Blevins mercantile business at Wyoming for some years and was a large buyer of in Missouri, and from 1909 to 1915 he was located in south Texas. Mr. and Mrs. George Hardin and came of one of the oldest families in Henry Knox, 44 years old, World War Veteran and member of Funeral services were conducted at the residence Wednesday His aged mother, who lives in Menefee county, heard of He came of staunch Mrs. Means Fields of Lewis county; Mrs. W. T. Power of Bourbon county, Winchester, and Mrs. Tandy Chenault, Haden The index is not necessarily complete for any particular place or region. May Robinson Riddle, at the home of his sister, Mrs. Della Hart, in Louisville Saturday Conyers of this county, and father. shortly before seven o'clock Wednesday night. and water were added to that in the tub and stirred up. Dave Chandler, of Montgomery county, and one brother, John Gilbert, of 2nd, that we extend to the grief stricken family our Kincaid, Frank Young, Walter Young, George Young, Preston Young, Clell Interment will follow in county's most successful tobacco growers. town, retired from active farming and moved to Lexington. Thats why we encourage you to shop around and compare costs, not only for your benefit but for your peace of mind as well.