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1930 Outlook Deaths Obituaries and Deaths Reported in 1930 Issues of Falmouth (KY) Outlook Paper Page/ Name of Deceased Maiden Birth Date Death Date Age Spouse(s) Date Col Adams, Clara Monday 16 May 1/1 Allen, Jesse P. 6 May 1860/61 12 Nov 1930 69/70 (1)Lucy Angell (2)Carrie Barber 21 Nov 1/4, 3/1 Allender, William James 15 Aug 1846 8 Oct 1930 84 17 Oct 4/2 Antrobus, Essie Halfhill 18 Nov 1930 26 Homer Antrobus 28 Nov 4/3 Antrobus, Jerry April 1857 26 April 1930 73 Cora Faulconer 16 May 1/2 Arnold, Hallie 26 Dec 1913 8 June 1930 16 20 June 1/4 Asberry, Frank Coleman 8 April 1847 22 Aug 1930 83 (1)Frankie Younger(2)Jane Bradford 29 Aug 2/5 Asbury, Estelle Byar 30 April 1864 Tuesday Taylor Asbury 31 Oct 6/6 Ashcraft, Emma Last Saturday 9 May 6/7 Ashcraft, Thomas L. 5 Nov 1858 11 April 1930 71 Flora Simpson 25 Apr 4/6-7 Askin, George W. Tuesday 63 22 Aug 7/2 Audrey, Edith Shoemaker 16 July 1930 Claud Audrey 8 Aug 4/3 Aulick, Elizabeth Florence 1 April 1872 28 Jan 1930 57 7 Feb 1/6 Austin, James Edward 17 June 1925 27 June 1930 5 4 July 1/6 Ayers, Betty J. Price 25 May 1867 15 Dec 1930 Robert Ayers 26 Dec 8/3 Baird, Charles Last Friday 81 21 Mar 1/6 Baird, Paul (Infant) Friday 19 Sep 4/5 Baker, Belle Buoy 10 July 1930 18 July 4/3 Ball, Mrs. Edward 12 April 1930 18 Apr 4/2 Ballinger, George Woodford 2 Oct 1875 11 April 1930 54 Minnie Robinson 18 Apr 1/2 Ballinger, Ralph Franklin 6 Sept 1929 26 Sep 7/1 Barry, Willie Recently 28 Feb 8/1 Bartlow, Edward M. 1 Jan 1930 57y 6m 10 Jan 8/1-2-4 Bayless, James M. 6 Mar 1855 14 May 1930 75 Mary L. Doggett 23 May 4/2 Beard (Infant) 13 Sept 1930 26 Sep 4/2 Beckett, Martha Alice Maffett 22 July 1903 20 June 1930 27 G. T. Beckett, Jr. 4 July 6/2 Behymer, Russell 25 Feb 1930 62 7 Mar 3/1 Belew, Belle Morris Tuesday James Belew, Jr. 14 Feb 4/4 Paper Page/ Name of Deceased Maiden Birth Date Death Date Age Spouse(s) Date Col Belew, Isabelle Lynn Morris 13 Sept 1854 11 Feb 1930 75 James W. Belew, Jr. 21 Feb 4/5 Belew, Lewis W. 12 Mar 1929 28 Mar 3/1 Bell, Charlie 5 Oct 1930 77 17 Oct 8/7 Best, Clifton Nov 1851 7 Feb 1930 79 21 Feb 2/3 Biddle, Carrie 3 May 1930 9 May 8/3 Biddle, Dawson 27 Mar 1930 67 Carrie Marshall 11 Apr 1/2, 8/1 Bishop, John William (Bidge) 20 July 1930 83 8 Aug 4/2 Blackburn, John J. 27 Nov 1930 5 Dec 2/7 Blackburn, Levi Last Week 55 10 Oct 1/7 Blackerby, Carrie Blanch McDonald 8 Mar 1853 23 Jan 1930 Dr. Philip N. Blackerby 31 Jan 1/6 Blackerby, Ebenezer Watson L. 2 Aug 1930 63 Emma Bay 22 Aug 7/2 Blasingame, Roy Chester 10 April 1910 23 Mar 1930 20 28 Mar 4/2 Blasingame, Roy Chester 23 April 1910 23 Mar 1930 19 4 Apr 1/6 Bonar, Henry 29 Nov 1869 14 May 1930 Minta Stevens 30 May 2/4 Bonar, Mary A. 21 Dec 1930 Dr. Douglas S. Bonar 26 Dec 5/5 Bonar, Samuel 21 Jan 1930 76 Mary Ann Groves 31 Jan 3/3 Booher, George W. 27 Sept 1874 13 Jan 1930 55 Pearl Terry 17 Jan 1/7 Bowling, John C. 19 Mar 1870 14 Nov 1930 60 Mary Helen Sweeney 21 Nov 1/3 Boyers, Mrs. Lou Last Week Lou Boyers 5 Sep 8/3 Bracht, Kate New 18 May 1854 26 April 1930 75 F. G. Bracht 2 May 1/6-7 Bradley, George T. 18 Aug 1930 85 25 Aug 2/5 Bravard, John W. 11 Apr 2/3 Brown, Ella Mae 11 Mar 1928 14 Mar 4/4 Brown, Lizzie 1 May 1930 69 9 May 2/2 Browning, Bobby Comer 21 Aug 1928 11 Jan 1930 17 Jan 4/1 Browning, Nannie B. Peddicord 19 Nov 1856 9 Dec 1930 74 Marcus L. Browning 19 Dec 1/7 Buckley, Abraham 25 May 1849 12 Feb 1930 80 (1) Mary Jane Hall (2) not named 21 Feb 1/6 Bullock, John R. 28 Nov 8/2 Burden, MarionVirgil 27 July 1869 25 Feb 1930 69 Frances Hill Burden 7 Mar 7/5, 8/1 Burke, Luke C. Friday 45 12 Sep 1/2 Bush, Maggie 6 Feb 1930 50 John H. Bush 21 Feb 2/3 Butcher, James Knox Polk 14 Nov 1844 16 Nov 1930 86 Margaret Cuttright 21 Nov 1/3 Paper Page/ Name of Deceased Maiden Birth Date Death Date Age Spouse(s) Date Col Caldwell, Hattie Bonar 9 Dec 1853 16 June 1930 76 F. M. Caldwell 27 June 1/2 Calender, N. S. Tuesday Abt 62 2 May 2/5 Carlisle, Robert Thursday 24 Oct 2/7 Carr, Charles Wednesday 20 18 Apr 8/1 Carr, H. H. 18 Oct 1850 27 Mar 1930 80 Ollie Isabel Carr 11 Apr 3/4 Carr, Marvin Thomas 7 Feb 1930 23 Feb 1930 28 Feb 4/4 Carrier, Mrs. Barrett Saturday Barrett Carrier 24 Oct 1/6 Case, Mrs. J. J. J. J. Case 18 July 3/2 Cassell, Mrs. John John Cassell 3 Oct 6/4 Catherwood, Arch Wednesday 10 Oct 8/1 Chambers, Laura Scott 17 Oct 3/3 Chiles, John C. 4 May 1859 29 April 1930 Harriette Bell Monroe 9 May 1/6 Chipman, Mrs. J. W. 7 May 1930 78 (1) T. J. Harrison (2) J. W. Chipman 16 May 3/1 Clark, James Campbell 11 July 1841 11 Oct 1930 89 Priscilla VanPelt 17 Oct 1/7 Clark, Mrs. Jasper Louderback 21 Mar 1930 67 Jasper Clark 4 Apr 4/2 Clemons, Pete Last Week 85 5 Sep 1/4 Clingner, Mary Alice Wadsworth 31 Dec 1852 Tuesday 77 H. T. Clingner 3 Oct 4/2 Coghill, John J. 18 Dec 1850 26 May 1930 79 Nancy Ann Lowe 30 May 2/4 Coleman, Isolene Minor 4 Nov 1930 7 Nov 4/5 Coleman, Mrs. Hester A. 5 Dec 1929 5 Dec 6/1 Coleman, William T. 8 Oct 1930 Abt 56 17 Oct 2/4 Collard, Thomas B. C. 20 Jan 1771 1 Feb 1840 68 30 May 4/4-5 Collins, Nathaniel W. 7 April 1840 41 30 May 4/4 Colvin, Levi 1 Jan 1836 26 Mar 1930 94 4 Apr 2/5 Connely, Frank 3 Feb 1930 59 7 Feb 4/7 Conner, Robert 24 Dec 1929 3 Jan 1/7 Conrad, Hugh Lee 53 Irene Conrad 11 July 3/7 Cook, Bill Last Week 9 May 8/1 Cornelius, Charles Wesley 20 June 1930 64 Mary Morgan 27 June 1/2 Courts, Edward 2 Nov 1930 68 7 Nov 4/6 Courts, Jasper E. 2 Nov 1930 68 14 Nov 5/3 Craig, Harry Arthur 15 Sept 1883 16 Jan 1930 7 Feb 3/1 Paper Page/ Name of Deceased Maiden Birth Date Death Date Age Spouse(s) Date Col Craig, John J. Tuesday Last Week 3 Oct 4/2 Cramer, Melvin 7 Nov 6/4 Cross, Michael J. 6 May 1930 70y 1m 21d Catherine Hanrahan 30 May 4/2 Cross, W. W. 16 April 1930 25 Apr 8/1 Cummins, Cecil 27 July 1905 31 Mar 1930 24 4 Apr 1/6 Cummins, Gladys Lee 23 Feb 1900 6 Dec 1930 Cova Cummins 12 Dec 1/6 Cummins, Leola Frances 30 Nov 1930 6y 8m 6d 5 Dec 1/7 Cummins, Orville 4 Sept 1930 75 Mary Stutz 12 Sep 5/5 Cummins, Orville 1 July 1955 4 Sept 1930 Mary Stutz 26 Sep 6/5-6 Current, Mattie Boyd Thursday 78 J. M. Current 23 May 3/2 Daniel, Joseph H. 28 Oct 1862 14 Nov 1930 Ida Webb 21 Nov 1/2 Daniel. J. K. 1844 Feb 1930 85 7 Mar 3/1 Daugherty, Charles T. Saturday 46 28 Nov 4/4 Dawson, John Wallace 27 June 1865 21 Oct 1930 65 Sarah B. Ellis 31 Oct 1/6, 6/5 Day, Elizabeth McCane 4 Sept 1930 65 Lewis F. Day 19 Sep 6/7 De Garmo, Samuel Craig 78 21 Mar 8/6-7 Delaney, Patrick 21 July 1853 21 Oct 1930 77 (1) Mary Dunn (2) Elizabeth Hathaway 24 Oct 1/6 Dennis, Nora Susan Langley 19 Feb 1886 22 Jan 1930 44 James Dennis 31 Jan 1/6, 8/6 Dietrich, Allen L. Thursday 42 Anna Dietrich 28 Mar 3/1 Dillon, Squire Edward 23 Nov 1853 25 Feb 1930 76 Annie Elizabeth Downey 7 Mar 1/2 Dotson, Harry W. Saturday 22 11 July 2/4 Dougherty, John 6 April 1858 Friday (1) Alice Murphy (2) Mollie E. Coleman 23 May 1/6-7 Dougherty, Stephen A. Douglas 3 Nov 1858 22 Oct 1930 71 Ella Mann 31 Oct 1/6 Downard, Louie Edgar Jr. Saturday 8 3 Jan 1/6 Downard, William Tuesday 35 Thelma King 25 July 3/7 Downard, William 17 Aug 1894 15 July 1930 Thelma King 8 Aug 7/3 Draper, Mrs. Cecil Gray 13 Mar 1930 23 Cecil Draper 28 Mar 4/2 Droege, Mrs. Ora 28 Mar 5/2 Earle, Mary Nell Tuesday 2 May 6/5 Earle, Mary Nell Funeral Thursday 9 May 6/7 Ecklar, Sarah M.
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