Robert F. White, John Clendenan, Dr. James Hoge, Jacob Parker and Mrs. Moses Henly

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Obituaries With Warren County Connections

Robert F. White, John Clendenan, Dr. James Hoge, Jacob Parker and Mrs. Moses Henly

Contributor:	Image and transcription contributed by Judy Simpson on 11 June 2004
Source:	The Western Star, dated 24 August 1849 (obtained from the Ohio Historical Society, microfilm roll # 19249)
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Robert F. White

DIED—On the 14th of July, at the residence of his father in Hamilton township, Mr. Robert F. White, in the 31st year of his age. He was an industrious and enterprising man, and what was better, both pious and religious.

John Clendenan

DIED—On the 14th inst. of flux, near Twenty Mile Stand, Mr. John Clendenan, aged 32 years.

Dr. James Hoge

DIED—On Sunday last at Fort Ancient, Dr. James Hoge, of fever. He was a young gentleman of excellent character, a promising physician, and destined, if his life had been spared, to have been eminently useful.

Jacob Parker

DIED—On Monday at Waynesville, Mr. Jacob Parker, of congestive fever, a worthy and useful citizen.

Mrs. Moses Henly

DIED—On Wednesday at Waynesville, Mrs. Henly, wife of Moses Henly.
[probably Sarah M. McGuire who married Moses Henley in 1830 and is buried with him in Miami Cemetery]

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