YINGLING, ELIZA C. - IRONTON REGISTER Dec. 8, 1881
Wife of J. H., died Nov. 22, 1881 in Green Twp. 41y 3m 27d.
ZEEK, JAMES - IRONTON REGISTER AUG. 29, 1901
James Zeek Killed - Was caught in the Shafting at Kelly's Mill. Employe of
Kelly Nail & Iron Co.
AUCKERMAN, LUCY - IRONTON REGISTER Nov. 16, 1882
Died Nov. 3, 1883 of consumption. Daughter of John of Union Landing.
BAILEY, MRS. MARTIN J. - IRONTON DAILY REGISTER Jan. 8, 1912
A widow living at Burlington, Ohio, passed away Sunday noon after an illness
of but short duration. Death called a most noble Christian lady... Seventeen
children survived a kind and loving mother. The funeral services will be
held at Burlington Tuesday and interment will occur at Burlington under
charge of Gholson Bros.
BALL, Ann - IRONTON JOURNAL June 21, 1871
Died at Ashland, KY June 9, 1871. 55y
CLARK, ANDY JACKSON (JACK) - Huntington Herald Dispatch - Wednesday,
6/12/1968
Age 73, of Rt. 1, Chesapeake, Ohio, died Thursday in a Huntington, WV,
hospital. Funeral services will be conducted Sunday at 1 pm at the Perkins
Ridge Baptist Church by Rev. Clifford Suiter. Burial will be in the Perkins
Ridge Cemetery. A retired employee of the American Car & Foundry Division of
ACF Industries in Huntington, WV, and a retired barber, he was born March 3,
1895, in Lawrence Co., Ohio, a son of the late Bobby and Analyze Hupp Clark.
He was a veteran of World War I and a member of Pomaria Baptist Church.
Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Velma Murnahan Clark; 2 sons, Julian and
James Arno Clark, and a brother Cecil Clark of Chesapeake, Ohio, and five
grandchildren. Friends may call at the Schneider Funeral Home at Chesapeake,
Ohio after 3 p.m. Saturday.
ANKRIM, JAMES - IRONTON JOURNAL May 4, 1870
Died Apr. 19 in Burlington of injuries from the fall of a horse. 38yrs.
BALL, CHARLEY - IRONTON REGISTER May 11, 1882
Died of malaria in Madison, WIS.
BANDY, Lafayette - IRONTON JOURNAL May 10, 1871
Son of George died while chopping wood near Mt. Vernon Furnace last Friday.
Was so badly crushed by a log that he died from injuries Sat.
ENGELBRECHT, LUDWIG - IRONTON JOURNAL JUNE 15, 1870
Died at Quincy, Ill, on June 7th, Ludwig Engelbrecht, age about 30 years
old.
ENOCHS, Gen. W.H. - IRONTON JOURNAL Apr. 19, 1871
Born 29 Mar. 1842 Washington Co., OH. His grandfather, Elisha ENOCHS being
one of the early settlers of that section of Ohio, owning the land on which
the town of Carlisle is now located, in Noble Co. His father Henry ENOCHS,
being born near that place, but now resides in Law. Co., OH....
EPPS, MARSHAL - IRONTON REGISTER April 8, 1880
Died last week of typhoid fever at Quaker Bottom.
MYERS, ISABELL R. - IRONTON JOURNAL Feb. 16, 1870
Died at Greenup, KY Feb. 4. w/o John, ab. 65yrs old. Born Chambersburg,
PA and moved with her husband to Greenup, KY in 1836.
NEAL, MRS. WALTER SR. - IRONTON REGISTER Nov. 9, 1882
Died last week in Arabia.
RUMLER, J. - IRONTON REGISTER March 11, 1880
Died March 4, 1880 of delirium tremors due to drinking, about 40yrs old.
RUST, MISS ELIZA - IRONTON JOURNAL APR. 20, 1870
Died April 16, Miss Eliza Rust, of this city, age about 28 years.
SAGER, MRS. SARAH - IRONTON REGISTER Oct. 20, 1881
Died in Ironton Oct. 12, 1881. 55y 6m. Born in Wostershire, England May 1826.
SALYER, MARY - IRONTON REGISTER Jan. 18, 1909
Wife of Noah SAYLER, died at 3:30am at the Keller Hospital this morning,
where she had been a patient since New Years' Day. She was suffering from
dropsy and had been in poor health for about twelve years, but her condition
had been serious just about one year.... The deceased was about 58 years of
age and practically all her life had been spent in this vicinity. She
resided at 355 south Tenth street... The deceased is survived by her husband
and the following named children: James, Mrs. Maggie PATRICK, Mrs. Harry
McFADDEN, Mrs. Myrtie LIDEKE, Reba and Bertha, Dovie, Goldie and Herbert
SAYLER. The bereaved husband and children will have the sympathy of all
their friends in their deep affliction. Interment will be in Woodland
cemetery.
NELSON, Peter - IRONTON JOURNAL Sept. 22, 1871
Injured from accident on the Iron Railroad from the fair. He lives3 miles
from Marion.
CLARKE, THOS. - IRONTON REGISTER JULY 21, 1892
Dropped dead - Last Thursday, at St. Cloud, Minn., Thos. Clarke, brother of
D. H. Clarke, and father of Samuel Clarke, of the post office, dropped dead.
He was engaged there in the railroad business and was getting along
comfortably. He was a prominent business man here, in the early days of
Ironton, and was one of the first grocers.
CLARY, JANE - IRONTON REGISTER Jan. 20, 1881
Died Jan. 11, 1881 at Greasy Ridge. Wife of Turner Clary. 64y 15d.
CLAWGESS, WILLIAM - IRONTON REGISTER APRIL 11, 1901
William Clawgess died Saturday night at his home, 797 South Fifth St., aged
50 years. His death was due to pneumonia. The deceased leaves a wife and two
children.
HAMBLETON, GEORGE - IRONTON REGISTER APRIL 6, 1893
George Hambleton, son of the late Joshua Hambleton, and brother of Maj.
Charley Hambleton, died of paralysis in New Orleans, last week. He was well
known here in the early days of Ironton. But since the days before the war
he has been wholly devoted to the steamboat business on Red River.
COUGHLIN, JOHN - IR? Jan. 16, 1909
John COUGHLIN, an aged Civil War veteran and one of the most respected
residents of the south side, passed away about 9:30 this morning after an
illness which lasted but a brief period. Last Thursday the deceased, while
endeavoring to make some repairs on a sofa in the home of his daughter, Mary
Jane, with whom he resided, scratched the back of one of his hands and in
spite of medical aid, the injury developed into blood poisoning which
resulted in his death this morning. The deceased was a man of many noble
characteristics, chief of which was his gallant work in the Civil war, he
serving throughout that stirring conflict with great ability as a member of
the Second WV Cav. Although not a member of the G.A.R., the deceased was
most proud of his record and achievement in the line of the G.A.R. work. The
deceased was born Mar. 4, 1845 and was therefore about 67 years of age. His
birthplace was PA, his parents emigrating there from Ireland. After the
Civil war, the veteran settled in Ironton and while in Ironton had had
explicit trust placed in him as a citizen and a Christian gentleman, he
being a consistent member of the St. Lawrence church in this city. It is
needless to state the value and worth of such a man as Mr. COUGHLIN, for his
life as he believed it should be led, speaks for itself. While in Ironton
and up until the mills were taken from this city, Mr. COUGHLIN was employed
as a puddler and iron worker. The deceased is survived by one brother,
Morris and one child, Miss Mary Jane with whom he made his home. His wife
passed away years ago. Tom and Dick BARON of this city are half-brothers of
the deceased. Arrangements for the funeral have not yet been decided upon.
CLONIGER, CHARLES L. - IRONTON JOURNAL MAR. 23, 1870
Died in Burlington, Feb. 15th, Chas. L., infant son of Phillip Cloniger. Age
1y12d.
