Salem (Indiana) Democrat, November 4, 1898, p. 4. BARTLE Miss Margaret Wheeler died at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Wheeler in Franklin Township. Funeral services conducted by Rev. Bartle.

Salem (Indiana) Democrat, November 4, 1898, p. 4. BARTLE Miss Lula Fitzpatrick and Claude Huston and Miss Bertha Mull and F. A. Collins were married Sunday.

Scottsburg (IN) Chronicle, January 26, 1905, p. 4. Born to Arthur Wyman and wife, Sunday, a girl.

Scottsburg (IN) Chronicle, January 26, 1905, p. 4. Born to Arthur Wyman and wife, Sunday, a girl.

Scottsburg (IN) Chronicle, January 26, 1905, p. 4. Born to Amsey Bridgewater and wife, one day last week, a boy.

Scottsburg (IN) Chronicle, January 19, 1905, p. 4. Mary J. Robbins vs. Elisha Robbins, divorce. Defendant defaulted; trial by court and finding for plaintiff giving her divorce and care and custody of children.

Scottsburg (IN) Chronicle, January 19, 1905, p. 4.James Ringo died Wednesday morning at his home in Vienna. He was in apparent good health the day before. He was about 74 years of age. His remains will be interred today at one o'clock at the Kimberlin Cemetery.

Scottsburg (IN) Chronicle, January 19, 1905, p. 4. Simeon Hudson died Sunday at Indianapolis. Aged 36 years. His remains were brought here Monday and were interred Tuesday at the Mt. Hebron Cemetery in Washington County.

The names below were extracted from a comb-bound booklet entitled CENTRAL STATE HOSPITAL CEMETERY LIST, WAYNE TOWNSHIP, MARION COUNTY, INDIANA, by Robert A. McDougal with original indexed by Jean Tinsley. This list represents every person from south central Indiana, as defined by the Indiana Genealogical Society and effective in 2012. The book was published in 2000 and contains about 40 pages. Although the book listed a specific date, and that date is believed to be the date of death as opposed to the date of burial, only the year was recorded herein for two reasons: the date was not noted specifically as a death date; and it appeared, but was not so stated, that the month preceded the day. All dates were presented numerically, i.e., 1609-1926. It seems likely that a number of individuals who died at the hospital were returned to their home county for burial. However, only burials on the hospital grounds were noted and it was not indicated whether or not this represented all or the burials on hospital grounds. For more information, it is suggested that one get in touch with the Indiana Medical History Museum in Indianapolis, Indiana. They can be reached by phone at 317-635-7329. Allen, William--Lawrence County, 1905 Barnhart, Eliza--Bartholomew Couonty, 1910 Clapp, James--Clark County, 1909 Crawford, Bertha--Floyd County, 1910 Hamilton Drucilla--Jackson County, 1905 Hampton, William--Lawrence County, 1910 Harmon, George W.--Brown County, 1907 Lonesberry? (sic), Benjamin F.--Jackson County, 1905 Masters, William J.--Lawrence County, 1907 McKinney, Lewis,--Bartholomew County, 1907 Morrison, Columbus--Jackson County, 1909 Preston, Nancy J.--Lawrence County, 1906 Robards, James--Floyd County, 1905 Sluder, Betsey--Floyd County, 1910 Taylor, Hannah J.--Brown County, 1906 Waters, George--Jackson County, 1908 Willis, Charles--Monroe County, 1909

Ellettsville (Monroe County, Indiana) Citizen, March 26, 1982, p. 8. Rev. John Talbott of Orleans has celebrated his 84th birthday. He entered the Indiana conference 54 years ago and is now one of the oldest superannuates.

Ellettsville (Monroe County, Indiana) Citizen, March 26, 1892, p. 8. The trial of Marion Wood is over, and he is honorably acquitted. This report is received by Marion's many Monroe County friends with great joy. We have no better family in our county than the Woods (sic), and when the report came that Marion was charged with murder, it was too much for us to believe. Now that he is acquitted, his friends join with him and his honored old father and mother and relations in joy and congratulations.

Ellettsville (Monroe County, Indiana) Citizen, March 26, 1892, p. 1. NOTE: Consider Brannam as a spelling variant of Brannaman. NOT GUILTY So Says the Jurymen after Being Out All Night The Webb murder trial came to an end when on yesterday morning at 7:30 o'clock the jury brought in a verdict of not guilty, and today Marion Wood is a free man. It will be remembered by our readers that this trial grew out of a finding of the grand jury at its January term charging Marion Wood with the murder of John T. Webb on Nov. 14, 1891, at a lonely place on Lost River near Webb's residence. The trial has been in progress since Tuesday the 15th, occupying seven days. There is yet some strong feeling existing in the matter, but we shall not say anything regarding it. Our readers are so well acquainted with the testimony given in that for want of space we will not attempt a rehearsal. The defense was conducted by Alspaugh (illegible), Lingle and Farrell while the prosecution was ably represented by Buskirk, Brannaman and Wright-Orleans Progress.

Ellettsville (Monroe County, Indiana) February 27, 1892, p. 4. W. J. McClelland, formerly station agent at Paoli, now has a position in the general offices at this city.

Rockford (IL) Republic, September 19, 1903, p. 4. DIES AT SON'S COFFIN Brice Carter of Bedford, Indiana, Died from Sorrow and Wife May Follow Bedford, Indiana, September 18-Brice Carter, aged 74 years, dropped dead beside his son's coffin from grief today when the body arrived from St. Louis. The youth had been killed while switching in the railroad yards there. Mrs. Carter is prostrated and may die from the double shock. ____________________________________________________________________________ _________

Bloomington (Monroe County, Indiana) World, June 26, 1896, p. 4. The dancing hall, annex to the Stone City club rooms at Bedford, is without doubt one of the largest and best equipped of its kind in the state.

Bloomington (Monroe County, Indiana) World, June 30, 1896, p. 4. John Bennan, the 13-year-old Bedford boy who fell under a moving freight train one day last week while attempted to board it and had his right arm amputated, died from the result of his injuries last evening at four o'clock. A costly lesson to Bloomington boys who are daily attempting the same fat. A young life shut out just as it was becoming brightest. Boys take warning and don't attempt any more of your foolhardy tricks.

Crawford County (IN) Democrat, February 23, 1899. Newton Ikerd, 42, weight 300, Bedford, overexerted himself by running to catch a train and died a few minutes afterward.

Stella Miller Died YOUNG WOMAN'S LIFELESS REMAINS DISCOVERED BESIDE WATER TANK SOLVES MYSTERYOF HER DEATH Bedford, Indiana, September 22-The body of the young woman found this morning near the tank at the Monon passenger station, supposed to have been murdered, has been identified by W. H. Klosner, a clothing merchant at whose home she had worked as a domestic, as that of Stella Miller, her home being in Illinois.

Smithville News, October 16, 1908, p. 3. NOTE: A book containing scanned copies of extant newspapers published from Smithville, Indiana, is available at the Monroe County Public Library in Bloomington, Indiana. Thomas Underwood and wife have returned to their home in Greencastle after a visit with his brothers, Willie, Frank and Vora Underwood, south of town.

Corydon (Indiana) Democrat, January 3, 1900, from a compiled list of obits available from the Frederick Porter Griffin Center for Local History and Genealogy, Corydon, Indiana, p. 1. The name of the compiler was not noted. DEATH OF W. S. LOPP William Sherman Lopp was born April (illegible), 1870, and died at his home near Mauckport, Ind., December 26 (difficult to read), 1899, aged 29 years, 8 months and 25 days. He was an active member of the U. B. Church at Mt. Zion, Mauckport circuit, and was class leader at the time of his death. Early Christmas morning he said, "I am still strong in the Lord.," He leaves a sorrowing wife and daughter and many relatives and friends and will be greatly missed by all. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. M. C. Patterson assisted by Rev. S. Hobson.