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The following information was originally published in "Family Branches" Vol 2, No. 4, Sep. 1996. ODD FELLOWS CEMETERY NOBLE TWP The I.O.O.F. Cemetery is located just north of the office in Falls Cemetery. Although thought by many to be part of Falls Cemetery it is a distinct section. Through the generosity of Rose Zimmerman it is now maintained by the Wabash Cemetery Society. The following records were obtained from the stones and checked by members of the Wabash Middle School History Club with existing obituaries and funeral home records. Ten stones were in such condition that they could not be read and therefore are not included. Most of the entries found here are not in the Falls Cemetery Records prepared by the Fort Wayne Public Library. DAY, JOHN W. 4-28-1828 - 6-16-1893 MARY E. 9-19-1831 - 4-12-1914 wife of J. W. Falls Cemetery Internments 1893 The Death Roll for 1893 (newspaper clipping dated January 1, 1894, Daily Wabash Plain Dealer) Following is the report of John W. Snyder, sexton of Falls Cemetery, showing the number of interments in the cemetery for the year 1893: Jun 18 John DAY city Cass County, Indiana villages and towns, extracted from the "Indiana State Gazetteer Business Directory 1882-83" LINCOLN. Is a station and postoffice on the P., C. & St. L. R'y, in Jackson township, Cass county, 13 miles southeast of Logansport, the county seat and banking town. A population of 100 supports 1 Methodist church. Its shipments of grain, lumber and live stock varies from 5 to 10 car loads per month. Adams Ex. A. P. Watkins, postmaster. Day John, carpenter Wabash Plain Dealer 17 Jun 1893 pg 2 col 1 A Sudden Death As breifly announced in the Plain Dealer last eveing, John W. Day died at his home on west Hill Street at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon, of heard and kidney trouble. While Mr. Day has not been in good health for some time his death was very sudden. He was employed on the new house erected by Dr. R. F. Bount on east Market street las week. Saturday he asked for leave of abscence for a few days and went to Cass county Monday on a visit to relatives. HE returned Tuesday and commenced work on the building again Wednesday. He worked but a short time when he complained of not feeling very well and going home wet to work in his shop. Some time during the afternoon he went to the house and telling Mrs. Day he felt sick lay down upon the lounge. A physician was sent for but he was past human aid and continued growing worse until death relieved his sufferings. The funeral occurs at the Christian church Suday afternoon at a 3 o'clock. Rev. S. J. Tomlinson will be officiating. The services will conducted under the auspices of the I.O.O. F. of the city. BUrial in Falls cemetery. Deceased was born in Preble Co OH 1824. He came to Wabash about the year 1849, and in 1850 was married to Miss Mary E. Mitten. He was a carpenter by trade. Years ago he was in the hardware busines in Wabash, his store being in the room now occupied by Small & Co.'s exchange. Mr. Day was an excellent citizen and besides hiw wife and three sons, he leaves many warm friends to mourn his demise.
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