The Franklin Democrat, Friday, September 11, 1885, Volume XXVI, Number 11, page 3, column 3
Mrs. Julia Hamner, wife of John Hamner, died at the residence of her son-in-law, Wils. Henderson, East Jefferson street, Tuesday morning at 6 o'clock, after a long and painful sickness, in her 62nd year. Her funeral
took place at Amity yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock, services by Rev. Isaac Sawins. Her remains were interred in the Hamner-Kennedy graveyard near Amity.
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Franklin Jeffersonian, Thursday, September 10, 1885, Volume 41, Number 37, page 5, column 1
Mrs. Julia Hamner, died at the residence of her son-in-law Wilse Henderson in this city, last Monday after a lengthy sickness. She was born in Kentucky but came to Indiana about forty years ago. Was twice married, her
second husband survives her. She was 62 years old and leaves one child - wife of Mr. Henderson. The funeral takes place at Amity today, conducted by Rev. Sawins.
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Franklin Jeffersonian, Thursday, September 17, 1885, Volume 41, Number 38, page 1, column 5
The funeral of Mrs. Hamner, spoken of in last week's Jeff. was preached at Amity Baptist church by Rev. Isaac Sawin, and was attended by one of the largest concourse of friends and relatives of the deceased ever seen in Blue river township. Her remains were deposited in the beautiful little grave yard nearly a mile south of the village.
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Franklin Jeffersonian, Thursday, October 1, 1885, Volume 41, Number 40, page 4, column 4
Obituary
Mrs. Hamner, the wife of John Hamner, died at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Wilson Henderson, at Franklin, Johnson Co. Ind, Sept. 8th, 1885. She
was the daughter of Thomas Abbett and was born in Shelby Co. Ky., Sept 9th 1823, age 62 years, 11 months, 29 days.
She was twice married first to Thomas Mitchel of Johnson Co., the 3rd of Dec. 1840, and lived together until death parted them Sept. 3rd 1846. She was a widow four years, and afterwards married John Hamner of Johnson Co.
the 1st of Sept. 1850. A daughter survives her of the first husband.
She joined the Baptist church in May 1879 and lived a true and faithful Christian till death, she was warm hearted and sympathetic. Her kindly greetings and tottering steps will be daily missed by her neighbors and
their little children more sadly still by her husband and loving daughter who were happy in ministering to her wants, no more patient nursing than they gave her in the last illness could one desire or receive.
But the time came and the well fought battle is ended and the victory is won. Services were held at the Amity church by Rev. Isaac Sawin. She was laid to rest in the family burying ground near Amity in the presence of a
large assembly of the community that respected her, where she will await the voice of the Son of God.
Mrs. Julia Hamner, wife of John Hamner, died at the residence of her son-in-law, Wils. Henderson, East Jefferson street, Tuesday morning at 6 o'clock, after a long and painful sickness, in her 62nd year. Her funeral
took place at Amity yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock, services by Rev. Isaac Sawins. Her remains were interred in the Hamner-Kennedy graveyard near Amity.
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Franklin Jeffersonian, Thursday, September 10, 1885, Volume 41, Number 37, page 5, column 1
Mrs. Julia Hamner, died at the residence of her son-in-law Wilse Henderson in this city, last Monday after a lengthy sickness. She was born in Kentucky but came to Indiana about forty years ago. Was twice married, her
second husband survives her. She was 62 years old and leaves one child - wife of Mr. Henderson. The funeral takes place at Amity today, conducted by Rev. Sawins.
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Franklin Jeffersonian, Thursday, September 17, 1885, Volume 41, Number 38, page 1, column 5
The funeral of Mrs. Hamner, spoken of in last week's Jeff. was preached at Amity Baptist church by Rev. Isaac Sawin, and was attended by one of the largest concourse of friends and relatives of the deceased ever seen in Blue river township. Her remains were deposited in the beautiful little grave yard nearly a mile south of the village.
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Franklin Jeffersonian, Thursday, October 1, 1885, Volume 41, Number 40, page 4, column 4
Obituary
Mrs. Hamner, the wife of John Hamner, died at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Wilson Henderson, at Franklin, Johnson Co. Ind, Sept. 8th, 1885. She
was the daughter of Thomas Abbett and was born in Shelby Co. Ky., Sept 9th 1823, age 62 years, 11 months, 29 days.
She was twice married first to Thomas Mitchel of Johnson Co., the 3rd of Dec. 1840, and lived together until death parted them Sept. 3rd 1846. She was a widow four years, and afterwards married John Hamner of Johnson Co.
the 1st of Sept. 1850. A daughter survives her of the first husband.
She joined the Baptist church in May 1879 and lived a true and faithful Christian till death, she was warm hearted and sympathetic. Her kindly greetings and tottering steps will be daily missed by her neighbors and
their little children more sadly still by her husband and loving daughter who were happy in ministering to her wants, no more patient nursing than they gave her in the last illness could one desire or receive.
But the time came and the well fought battle is ended and the victory is won. Services were held at the Amity church by Rev. Isaac Sawin. She was laid to rest in the family burying ground near Amity in the presence of a
large assembly of the community that respected her, where she will await the voice of the Son of God.
The Franklin Democrat, Friday, September 11, 1885, Volume XXVI, Number 11, page 3, column 3
Mrs. Julia Hamner, wife of John Hamner, died at the residence of her son-in-law, Wils. Henderson, East Jefferson street, Tuesday morning at 6 o'clock, after a long and painful sickness, in her 62nd year. Her funeral
took place at Amity yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock, services by Rev. Isaac Sawins. Her remains were interred in the Hamner-Kennedy graveyard near Amity.
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Franklin Jeffersonian, Thursday, September 10, 1885, Volume 41, Number 37, page 5, column 1
Mrs. Julia Hamner, died at the residence of her son-in-law Wilse Henderson in this city, last Monday after a lengthy sickness. She was born in Kentucky but came to Indiana about forty years ago. Was twice married, her
second husband survives her. She was 62 years old and leaves one child - wife of Mr. Henderson. The funeral takes place at Amity today, conducted by Rev. Sawins.
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Franklin Jeffersonian, Thursday, September 17, 1885, Volume 41, Number 38, page 1, column 5
The funeral of Mrs. Hamner, spoken of in last week's Jeff. was preached at Amity Baptist church by Rev. Isaac Sawin, and was attended by one of the largest concourse of friends and relatives of the deceased ever seen in Blue river township. Her remains were deposited in the beautiful little grave yard nearly a mile south of the village.
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Franklin Jeffersonian, Thursday, October 1, 1885, Volume 41, Number 40, page 4, column 4
Obituary
Mrs. Hamner, the wife of John Hamner, died at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Wilson Henderson, at Franklin, Johnson Co. Ind, Sept. 8th, 1885. She
was the daughter of Thomas Abbett and was born in Shelby Co. Ky., Sept 9th 1823, age 62 years, 11 months, 29 days.
She was twice married first to Thomas Mitchel of Johnson Co., the 3rd of Dec. 1840, and lived together until death parted them Sept. 3rd 1846. She was a widow four years, and afterwards married John Hamner of Johnson Co.
the 1st of Sept. 1850. A daughter survives her of the first husband.
She joined the Baptist church in May 1879 and lived a true and faithful Christian till death, she was warm hearted and sympathetic. Her kindly greetings and tottering steps will be daily missed by her neighbors and
their little children more sadly still by her husband and loving daughter who were happy in ministering to her wants, no more patient nursing than they gave her in the last illness could one desire or receive.
But the time came and the well fought battle is ended and the victory is won. Services were held at the Amity church by Rev. Isaac Sawin. She was laid to rest in the family burying ground near Amity in the presence of a
large assembly of the community that respected her, where she will await the voice of the Son of God.
Mrs. Julia Hamner, wife of John Hamner, died at the residence of her son-in-law, Wils. Henderson, East Jefferson street, Tuesday morning at 6 o'clock, after a long and painful sickness, in her 62nd year. Her funeral
took place at Amity yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock, services by Rev. Isaac Sawins. Her remains were interred in the Hamner-Kennedy graveyard near Amity.
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Franklin Jeffersonian, Thursday, September 10, 1885, Volume 41, Number 37, page 5, column 1
Mrs. Julia Hamner, died at the residence of her son-in-law Wilse Henderson in this city, last Monday after a lengthy sickness. She was born in Kentucky but came to Indiana about forty years ago. Was twice married, her
second husband survives her. She was 62 years old and leaves one child - wife of Mr. Henderson. The funeral takes place at Amity today, conducted by Rev. Sawins.
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Franklin Jeffersonian, Thursday, September 17, 1885, Volume 41, Number 38, page 1, column 5
The funeral of Mrs. Hamner, spoken of in last week's Jeff. was preached at Amity Baptist church by Rev. Isaac Sawin, and was attended by one of the largest concourse of friends and relatives of the deceased ever seen in Blue river township. Her remains were deposited in the beautiful little grave yard nearly a mile south of the village.
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Franklin Jeffersonian, Thursday, October 1, 1885, Volume 41, Number 40, page 4, column 4
Obituary
Mrs. Hamner, the wife of John Hamner, died at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Wilson Henderson, at Franklin, Johnson Co. Ind, Sept. 8th, 1885. She
was the daughter of Thomas Abbett and was born in Shelby Co. Ky., Sept 9th 1823, age 62 years, 11 months, 29 days.
She was twice married first to Thomas Mitchel of Johnson Co., the 3rd of Dec. 1840, and lived together until death parted them Sept. 3rd 1846. She was a widow four years, and afterwards married John Hamner of Johnson Co.
the 1st of Sept. 1850. A daughter survives her of the first husband.
She joined the Baptist church in May 1879 and lived a true and faithful Christian till death, she was warm hearted and sympathetic. Her kindly greetings and tottering steps will be daily missed by her neighbors and
their little children more sadly still by her husband and loving daughter who were happy in ministering to her wants, no more patient nursing than they gave her in the last illness could one desire or receive.
But the time came and the well fought battle is ended and the victory is won. Services were held at the Amity church by Rev. Isaac Sawin. She was laid to rest in the family burying ground near Amity in the presence of a
large assembly of the community that respected her, where she will await the voice of the Son of God.
Bio by: CatheaC
Inscription
Julia,
Wife Of
John Hamner
Born
Sept. 9, 1823,
Died
Sept. 8, 1885.
Also on this monument:
John Hamner (1810-1889)
Nancy Hamner (1814-1849)
Family Members
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