DEMPSEY, ARTHUR - IRONTON REGISTER MAY 30, 1907
Arthur Dempsey who has been at the Athens State Hospital for some time died
there Saturday night and his remains arrived here Sunday for interment. Mr.
Dempsey leaves a wife and four children, besides his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. H. Dempsey, who reside a mile or so below Hanging Rock. He fell from a
street car here some four years ago and the blow seemed to injure his brain
from which effect he never recovered.
CARL, JAMES - IRONTON REGISTER FEB. 16, 1860
Murder in Jackson County - The Jackson Standard says that the dead body of
James Carl was found in a coal pit near the Cross Roads station on the S. &
H. V. Railroad, on the 3d inst. - supposed to have been murdered with an
axe, by one Isaac Hoctor, a grocery keeper at that place. Hoctor had ____(?)
CARLILE, SUSAN TAYLOR - IRONTON JOURNAL Apr. 26, 1871
Died Apr. 19. w/o J.B. 21y. Married last Nov.
CARR, JAMES - IRONTON JOURNAL 8 Feb. 1871
Employee of Ironton Mill, fell into an epileptic fit on some machinery and
severely cut himself on the forehead.
THOMPSON, JESSE - SEMI WEEKLY IRONTONIAN Jan. 10, 1908
Death in a horrible form was meted out to Jesse and John THOMPSON, brothers,
aged 22 and 30, respectfully, Tuesday afternoon at 10:00, when a saw mill
boiler exploded on the old Sutton farm near Sedan. Jesse THOMPSON was blown
across the creek. His body was badly mangled and he was dead when picked up.
John THOMPSON was blown 100 feet and badly scaled. He was alive at 1:00, but
his death was expected at any minute and he cannot recover. The saw mill
which is owned by their father, Wm. J. THOMPSON, was a total wreck. The
mill, which is located on a Mr. MOORE'S farm, a mile east of Sedan, was
operated by Wm. THOMPSON and his three sons, all residents of Rarden, which
village is in a great state of excitement over the awful accident......
SOULES, JAMES M. - IRONTON REGISTER April 22, 1880
Died at Whitwell, April 14, 1880. Infant son of George W. & Augusta Soules.
3m 5d.
HALLECK, EMMA - Ironton Tribune - Monday 6/8/1953
Sixty six years old of South Point, O., Route 1, died at 11 p.m. Saturday in
an Ironton hospital. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. tomorrow
at the Harmony Baptist Church by the Rev. Clifford Suiter. Burial will
follow in Tabor Cemetery. Surviving are four sons, Hoadley Franklin and Clay
Halleck of South Point and Clyde Halleck of Athens, O.; a daughter, Mrs.
Edna May Adkins of Chesapeake; a brother, Grover Jones of Proctorville, and
five grandchildren and one great grandchild. The body will be taken to the
residence from Schneider Funeral Home at Chesapeake at 1 p.m. today.
HALLEY, JOHN - IRONTON JOURNAL JUNE 8, 1870
Died at Catlettsburg, June 6th, of consumption, John Halley, aged about 30
years.
HAMMOND, RACHEL - IRONTON REGISTER FEB. 13, 1890
Died - Feb. 11th, Rachel Hammond, aged 94.
WOLFE, CELIA A. - IRONTON REGISTER MAY 28, 1891
Scott Town, Ohio - On Last Wednesday, May 20th, 1891, Celia A. Wolfe, one of
the oldest and most respected neighbors of this vicinity, died suddenly at
the age of 85 years, she having been born in Virginia, Sept. 15, 1806. Mrs.
Wolfe was the widow of George F. Wolfe, who died a few years ago at the
advanced age of 93 years. Six children survive these aged people, five of
whom attended the funeral at the beautiful cemetery near Locust Grove, where
here husband is buried. One son lives in Illinois and was not present. Two
sons of the deceased served during the late war and yet survive. One of them
Calvin P. Wolfe, lives in Ironton; the other in Illinois. The father of
these children, and husband of the deceased, served in the war of 1812.
WOLFORD, Frank - IRONTON JOURNAL Mar. 22, 1871
Was killed in an boiler explosion about 1 mile back of Wheelersburg, OH last
Monday morning. WOLFORD was literally blown to pieces. He leaves a wife and
one child.
WOLLUM, BUD - IRONTON REGISTER Feb. 26, 1880
Died of Typhoid fever while visiting relative in Cannon Creek on Feb. 20,
1880. From Wisconsin. Buried at Johns Creek Church yard.
HANEY, JOHN - IRONTON REGISTER March 25, 1880
Died of a shooting accident. Of Centre Furnace. 18yrs old. March 25, 1880
MUNSEY, FRANK - IRONTON REGISTER AUGUST 31, 1854
Died on the 16th inst., at Wheelersburg, Frank, son of Dr. F. B. and Mary
Munsey, aged 7 years and 11 days.
MURDOCK, MRS. FRANK C.. - IRONTON JOURNAL 26 Jul. 1871
Died Jul. 9, 1871 at Eldorado. 30y 10m Born Marietta, OH Sept. 1840. Her
father was a Methodist Minister. She married 12 Dec. 1866.
DINNEN, JAMES - IRONTON REGISTER Dec. 13, 1880
Of Missouri, late of Lawrence County. Died Nov. 22, 1880 of pneumonia of
Symmes Twp.
DINNEN, JAMES MRS. - IRONTON REGISTER Dec. 13, 1880
Died Nov. 22, 1880 of congestive chills.
GLIECHAUF, FRANK - IRONTON REGISTER Jul. 14, 1881
Died Tues. of sunstroke.
BARNETT, REV. SAMUEL - IRONTON JOURNAL Dec. 29, 1869 (See Burdett)
Died. Born England Nov. 5, 1819. Emigrated with his parents when he was 11
yrs old and settled in Phila., PA. He married and emigrated to Ohio and
settled in Ironton. He moved to Burlington, where his family still resides.
Leaves wife and nine children.
SPEARS, GEORGIA H. - IRONTON REGISTER April 8, 1880
Died at Quaker Bottom, Jan. 20, 1880 of diphtheria, son of Henry & Mary E.
Spears. 15m 10d.
STIMSON, MRS. JULIAETTE B. & CHILD - IRONTON REGISTER JAN. 31, 1861
Died in Sandoval, Illinois, on Saturday, 19th inst., at the residence of her
father, E. Hurd, of consumption, Mrs. Juliaette B. Stimson, in her 30th
year, and on Sunday, Luella Har___, aged 4 months and 9 days, wife and child
of the editor of this paper the little one resting on the bosom of its
mother in the same coffin.
STITCH, Peter - IRONTON JOURNAL Sept. 15, 1871
Died Sept. 14, 1869. 44yrs old.
STONE/STEIN, HENRY - IRONTON JOURNAL 11 Jan. 1871
Lived in Ironton in its early days, now runs a dollar store in Chicago. He
calls in the City of Paris Dollar Store and advertises it extensively. He is
said to have made $200,000 out of the enterprise.
TERRY, PAT - IRONTON REGISTER Jul. 7, 1881
Drowned off the Memphis Wharf last Sat. Formerly of Millersport.
THOMAS, LEVI - IRONTON REGISTER OCT. 6, 1869
Died Sept. 14th at the residence of his sister in Utica, N.Y., of pulmonary
consumption, Levi Thomas, of Rock Camp, age 21 years.
