The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-01-07
ROLL OF THE DEAD.
Eiahty-Eiaht Persons Inferred in the
Paris Cemetery During The Year
1907 Names and Ages.

A large number ofTBourbon older
citizens passed to their reward during
the year 1907. as shown by the report
of Superintendent William Smith. of
the Paris Cemetery Company.
During the year just ended eighty
eight burial :. permits were granted
which included a number of former
citizens of the county, residing in 9TH
er states at the time of their death.
Among the list were: Judge R. w.
Hutchcraft, of Galatea, Colorado !;
Chas. w. Carrot, of Cincinnati; DR..
Kirtley Jameson. of Chicago. and Oscar
Billingsley, Washington, ID. c.
Other prominent citizens who died
during the year were: DR.. Robert I.
Wood. Mayor Ben Perry, Frank r.
Armstrong, S. E. Upton, John W. Hol
liday. john B. Kennedy and Amanda
B. Clay, the last four being past eighty
years of age.
A number. of brave and gallant Con-
federate soldiers answered the last
roll callsand now sleep beneath the
shadowlof the Confederate memorial
monument. as follows John MoreIand,
Thos. Cummins, Capt. E. f. Spears.
Charles Penn, A. S. Stout, and James
H. Batterton.
While the number of deaths increased
Il over 1906, which is the normal in
crease as compared to population, the
ages demonstrate.the splendid health of
the community.
Of the total of 80 dead the ages of
five could not be obtained, the remand
er showed the following: Between
the ages of to 5, 5; 5 to 10, 8; 10
to 20, none; 20 to so, 6 f.; 80 to 90, 6; 40
to so, 5; so to go. II; 60 to 20. 81: 70
tOs80, II: 80 to 80, z. and 80 to 100. /.
FIfty-three of the total number
reached the age of fifty years. Al pass
ed the allotted span of three score
years, while eight of the number were
Octogenarians.
The following is list of those who
died and were buried, with their age
at death:
Clara Dawson 81, R. I. Wood 81,
Elijah Mann "a. George B. Davis "a,
William Scott IS, Peter Ellerd 20,
Mack Smith %, A. S. Stout g., r. w.
Hutchcraft II, sAlice Lancaster 81,
Pearl Myers l month, Lucinda Turner
Ireland II, Louke Rankine infant, Thos.
Watson q, Ella Taylor 49,, William
Neal 65, Willie Fowler 2, Ben Williams
80. N. A. Current infant, Edgar S.
Hill SO. Stella NJ Sidener z. William
Shelton, Ben Perry 6S, William Hikes
40, Mrs. T. E. Moore SO, Richard
Moore 28, Robert +. Adair "a, o. V.
Hume so, j. H. Batterton Ga, Minnie
Browning 10, George T. Mccartney 60.
Sallie G. Link ", Mary C. Hoon 78,
DIR. Kirtley Jameson 26, Mrs. Simpson
Ford 70, j. w. Ashbrook sc, Ella Full
Ter 80. Mrs. Worthington 50, S. Z. Tip
ton SO, Fannie Shropshire So. Eliza
Ogden IS. Ewing Hinton Davis 2, Frank
Duvall so. Harry Cord z, William Ran
som Ga. w. B. Griffith So, MaIinda
Mink 67, Mamie r. Lucas %. Calvin
G. Allen, Amanda 3. Clay Sc, Elizabeth
McCarty 68, Matilda Overbey 81, Capt.
E. F. Spears 81. Oscar Billingsley 60.
Sam Bagge 81. Fannie Hedges "a.
Frank R.Armstrong 62, Douglas Lewis
81, Reese Gillispie Baldwin. infant, Jos.
Patton So, Elizabeth T. Redmon II,
Mamie Pinnell co. Helen I. Davis a,
Amanda Porter "a, John Hukill 81,
Chas. Penn 90, Thos Cummings 90,
John W..Holliday "a, Louis Bowles 55,
Vernon Collins infant. oliver H. Dud-
ley 67, MrsJ. w. Ashbrook 65. Annie
Hill. Charles II. Garrard sc, J. S Cray
craft SO, John Moreland 70, Mamie
Belle Judy57, Allene Sanders Troxell
%. John B. Kennedy SO, Eta Huff
man "A. Mrs. Redmon Talbot, 81,
James Hendricks infant, Jesse p Nc
Kenney 2, Mrs. Sallie Sidener 50, Vir-
ginia Cecil Daley /, Fannie Moore "a,
and Mamie Brooks WoodfOrd 81.