Death:
Lexington Herald(Lexington,Kentucky),Issue:335,Page:1
Tuesday,December 1,1914
ANOTHER OF MORGAN MEN CRITICALLY ILL
Samuel Crosby Bean, 70 years of age, who rode with Morgan during the Civil War in Company C of the Second Kentucky Regiment lies at his home, 574 West Short Street, in critical condition, and is not expected to survive the day. Mr Bean is suffering from a complication of diseases and has been in impaired health for several years.
Funeral:
Mortuary Notice
Lexington Herald(Lexington,Kentucky), Issue: 337, Page: 1
Thursday, December 3, 1914
MR. SAMUEL C. BEAN TO BE BURIED TODAY
The body of Samuel Crosby Bean, a Morgan man and honored citizen of Lexington, who died at his residence, 574 West Short Street, Tuesday afternoon, will be laid to rest this afternoon in the Lexington Cemetery. The funeral, owing to the fact that scarlet fever was recently in the building, where Mr. Bean expired, will be conducted at the Lexington Cemetery Chapel by the Rev. T.C. Ecton at 2 o'clock.
Those who will bear the body to its final resting place are, William H. Whitson,John Sandusky,Milton Sharp,Peter Schemfessel,Charles Cunningham,John Barnes,Frank M. Shealy and John Thompson.
Lexington Herald(Lexington,Kentucky),Issue:335,Page:1
Tuesday,December 1,1914
ANOTHER OF MORGAN MEN CRITICALLY ILL
Samuel Crosby Bean, 70 years of age, who rode with Morgan during the Civil War in Company C of the Second Kentucky Regiment lies at his home, 574 West Short Street, in critical condition, and is not expected to survive the day. Mr Bean is suffering from a complication of diseases and has been in impaired health for several years.
Funeral:
Mortuary Notice
Lexington Herald(Lexington,Kentucky), Issue: 337, Page: 1
Thursday, December 3, 1914
MR. SAMUEL C. BEAN TO BE BURIED TODAY
The body of Samuel Crosby Bean, a Morgan man and honored citizen of Lexington, who died at his residence, 574 West Short Street, Tuesday afternoon, will be laid to rest this afternoon in the Lexington Cemetery. The funeral, owing to the fact that scarlet fever was recently in the building, where Mr. Bean expired, will be conducted at the Lexington Cemetery Chapel by the Rev. T.C. Ecton at 2 o'clock.
Those who will bear the body to its final resting place are, William H. Whitson,John Sandusky,Milton Sharp,Peter Schemfessel,Charles Cunningham,John Barnes,Frank M. Shealy and John Thompson.
Death:
Lexington Herald(Lexington,Kentucky),Issue:335,Page:1
Tuesday,December 1,1914
ANOTHER OF MORGAN MEN CRITICALLY ILL
Samuel Crosby Bean, 70 years of age, who rode with Morgan during the Civil War in Company C of the Second Kentucky Regiment lies at his home, 574 West Short Street, in critical condition, and is not expected to survive the day. Mr Bean is suffering from a complication of diseases and has been in impaired health for several years.
Funeral:
Mortuary Notice
Lexington Herald(Lexington,Kentucky), Issue: 337, Page: 1
Thursday, December 3, 1914
MR. SAMUEL C. BEAN TO BE BURIED TODAY
The body of Samuel Crosby Bean, a Morgan man and honored citizen of Lexington, who died at his residence, 574 West Short Street, Tuesday afternoon, will be laid to rest this afternoon in the Lexington Cemetery. The funeral, owing to the fact that scarlet fever was recently in the building, where Mr. Bean expired, will be conducted at the Lexington Cemetery Chapel by the Rev. T.C. Ecton at 2 o'clock.
Those who will bear the body to its final resting place are, William H. Whitson,John Sandusky,Milton Sharp,Peter Schemfessel,Charles Cunningham,John Barnes,Frank M. Shealy and John Thompson.
Lexington Herald(Lexington,Kentucky),Issue:335,Page:1
Tuesday,December 1,1914
ANOTHER OF MORGAN MEN CRITICALLY ILL
Samuel Crosby Bean, 70 years of age, who rode with Morgan during the Civil War in Company C of the Second Kentucky Regiment lies at his home, 574 West Short Street, in critical condition, and is not expected to survive the day. Mr Bean is suffering from a complication of diseases and has been in impaired health for several years.
Funeral:
Mortuary Notice
Lexington Herald(Lexington,Kentucky), Issue: 337, Page: 1
Thursday, December 3, 1914
MR. SAMUEL C. BEAN TO BE BURIED TODAY
The body of Samuel Crosby Bean, a Morgan man and honored citizen of Lexington, who died at his residence, 574 West Short Street, Tuesday afternoon, will be laid to rest this afternoon in the Lexington Cemetery. The funeral, owing to the fact that scarlet fever was recently in the building, where Mr. Bean expired, will be conducted at the Lexington Cemetery Chapel by the Rev. T.C. Ecton at 2 o'clock.
Those who will bear the body to its final resting place are, William H. Whitson,John Sandusky,Milton Sharp,Peter Schemfessel,Charles Cunningham,John Barnes,Frank M. Shealy and John Thompson.
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