Mr. John Barker, an old citizen of Johnson township, died last Sunday evening and was buried Monday. [The Village Echo, Saturday, 15 Feb 1879]

Mrs. Elizabeth Bingham died of cholera infantum last Thursday afternoon. [The Princeton Clarion, Thursday, 28 Jul 1881]

John R. Campbell was died of hemorrhage of the lungs, August 9, 1877, aged 77 years and 23 days. He died on Saturday last. Consumption. [The Village Echo, Saturday, 4 May 1878]

Died -- On the 2d of January, 1869 Ida May Kolb daughter of Jacob and Ann Louisa Kolb, aged three years, four months and seven days. [Princeton Union Clarion, Saturday, 9 Jan 1869]

The funeral of Mrs. Amanda E. Lamb, wife of Henry M. Lamb, took place from the M. E. church Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Lamb born near this place in the year 1849, and had spent 37 years of her life near Princeton. For many years she had been a member of the Methodist church, and up to the time of her serious illness was among the foremost workers of that denomination. A husband and five children survive her, to mourn the loss of a devoted wife and loving mother. [The Princeton Clarion, Thursday, 25 Feb 1886]

We also learn of the death of Mrs. Sallie McDoual, who died on Thursday at the residence of Sylvester Benson. [The Village Echo, Saturday, 4 May 1878]

Mrs. Julia A. Sterne, wife of J. C. Sterne, died last Thursday after a severe protracted illness. [Princeton Clarion, Thursday, 18 Jul 1878]

Obituary -- Died at her residence, in this place, on Tuesday the 11th inst., after a short illness, Mrs. Margaret Sturgess, aged about 60 years. [The Democratic Clarion, Thursday, 13 Aug 1846]

An infant son of John and Lillie A. Tibbet died last Thursday, of cholera infantum. [Princeton Clarion, Thursday, 27 Jun 1878]

Died -- At his residence, in Patoka township, Mr. Malanthan Townsend, aged about thirty-five years. [The Democratic Clarion, Thursday, 20 Aug 1846]

The wife of Peter Vierling died on Friday the 14th inst. so suddenly, was buried at Antioch cemetery on Monday last. [The Village Echo, Saturday, 22 Dec 1877]

Died -- April 17th, of lingering consumption, Mr. Robert Wilson, of Barton township, in the 60th year of his age.

Mr. Wilson was a member of the Eden U. P. Congregation; he was a good man. His funeral was attended by a large concourse of relatives and neighbors. His wife preceded him to the grave 26 years ago. [Princeton Clarion, Thursday, 25 Apr 1878]

Died -- Near Ft. Branch, on the 13th inst., Joseph, infant son of Joseph and Rosa Wirth, of Emphysema, or last stage of Croup. [Princeton Union Clarion, Saturday, 16 Jan 1869]

An infant of Isaac Woods, living a few miles west of town, died of cholera infantum last Wednesday night. [The Princeton Clarion, Thursday, 28 Jul 1881]