OBITS: Whaley and related families

Page 5,  THE LOG CABIN,  Friday ,  21 Aug. 1908

Stricken with paralysis a month ago the condition of "Uncle Charley" TALBERT
improved slightly at first and then grew more  ..?....  until it was
understood by those attending him with loving care that the end was nigh.
On last Sunday afternoon, Aug 16th, just four weeks after he was stricken,
his spirit passed peacefully over the river there to continue a life well
spent on the walks of Earth.   Charles Luther TALBOTT, aged nearly 77, was
the son of George and Unity SMITH TALBOTT and was born 4 Dec. 1831, on a
Bourbon county farm.  He became a farmer and did a large volume of business
as a live stock dealer.  In 1865 (could by 1863) he married Miss Sa..?.. A.
POTTS, of Nicholas county, who survives him.  Their only son, Orville, died
a few years ago.  For many years Mr. And Mrs. TALBOTT have made their home
in Cynthiana, and erected a handsome residence here several years ago.
During his long business career here, Mr. TALBOTT enjoyed the highest esteem
and confidence of the people of this county among whom he was widely
acquainted.   He possessed a bright, jovial disposition and always had a
word of cheerfulness for everyone.  "Uncle Charley" wil be sadly missed in
this community for he was well liked by acquaintances and loved by friends
and relatives.  He was a member of the Indian Creek Christian church and
charitable  with the means which he accumulated.  The funeral services were
held at the residence Tuesday morning conducted by Rev.  S.E. ELLIS.  The
remains were buried at Battle Grove Cemetery.  The pall bearers were the
deceased's  nephews, Chas. M.TALBOTT, Stanley TALBOTT, John C.TALBOTT,
Charles ALLEN, John ALLEN, and Andrew ALLEN.   Among the relatives and
friends here to attend Mr. S.L.TALBOTTS funeral were: Walter S. POTTS, and
daughter, Mrs. J.C. TRUEMAN, Dr. and Mrs. W.D. HOWE, Mrs. Addie RALLS, Chas.
T.DONNELL all from Carlisle; J.W. PARKER, of Bloomington, Ill., Charley
ALLEN, of Ashland;  W.W. TALBOTT, of Nashville; Mr. And Mrs. Ward BUSH of
Winchester; Mrs. Herbert GANNIS (?) of Fleming county.


From: "H. Jean Dalrymple" <motherd@theriver.com>
Date: 15 Aug 1998