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News Excerpts August 19 1910
Harrison County KyArchives News

Log Cabin
Log Cabin  Friday  19 Aug 1910  Vol. 15 No. 32
Pg.  1 Col. 4
Wood C. (Squire) Turner, k. in Hot Springs, AR by J. C. Purnell.  He was 
returning from a moving picture show wiht Purnell's wife.  

Log Cabin  Friday  19 Aug 1910  Vol. 15 No. 32
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Headquarters
Born to Mrs. S. T. Barlow, a daughter on 7 Aug 1910

Log Cabin  Friday  19 Aug 1910  Vol. 15 No. 32
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Connersville
Born to Mrs. John Petty, (Louisa Furnish), a daughter, third born.  

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Corinth
Mrs. George Stubbs, age abt. 23, d. 9 Aug 1910 at home near Stephenson Chapel.  
Survived by husband and two step children, a few hour old baby, parents, two 
sisters and two brothers.  Daughter of Daniel Switzer.  Burial in family grave 
yard.  

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Births
To Mrs. Will Burgess of near Leesburg, a son. 
To Mrs. Russell Graves of near Leesburg, a son, Albert.  
To Mrs. John P. McCarty, of Cynthiana, a daughter.
To Mrs. Robert Doane, a son, Joseph Bennett on 10 Aug 1910

Marriages
Mr. J. H. Cummins, of Robinson, announces the engagement of his daughter, 
Florence, to Mr. Frank Kincaid of Bethel, OH.  The marriage will take place 
early in October.  

Deaths
Judge M. C. Saufley, age 68, d. suddenly of heart trouble at  home in 
Stanford.  Circuit Judge
George B. Saufley, d. last March  
Mrs. Jennie Butterfield Smith, d. 12 Aug 1910 at age 75.  Daughter of Sherebiah 
Butterfield of Hamilton, OH and grand-daughter of Jeremiah Butterfield, who 
came from Washington county, N.Y. and located at Cincinnati, when that city was 
a village of only six houses.  Her great grandfather, Nathalniel Butterfield, a 
soldier in the Revolutionary War, was born in Massachusets and was descended 
from one of five brothers who came over with their father from Butterfield 
Castle, Aberdeen, Scotland.   Jennie Butterfield married Wm. Smith, of this 
county, who died a few years ago.  She was a member of the Daughters of the 
American Revolution and was a highly cultured woman of splendid intellectual 
attainments.  She is survived by five children: Sherry B. Smith, of Cynthiana; 
Mrs. Anna May Clark, of Gage, OK; Mrs. Robert Haviland, of Cynthiana; Fitzhugh 
SMith, of Minneapolis, MN; and Sterling Smith of Harrison Co.; Also five 
sisters, Mrs. George Bradford of Dayton, OH; Mrs. John T. Campbell of Boston, 
MA.   Buried in Battle Grove. 

Log Cabin  Friday  19 Aug 1910  Vol. 15 No. 32
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Barnard Van Deren Society
Held Annual Reunion of Old Homestead in This County - 
Interesting Family History

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Log Cabin  Friday  19 Aug 1910  Vol. 15 No. 32
Pg.  7 Col. 4
Barnard Van Deren
Facts Concerning This Pioneer Settler and His Descendants
(by Spurgeon Van Deren)
 
   



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