7 Mar. 1872, Thursday, Warren Republican, Williamsport, Warren, Indiana. pg 3 col 3

"Wedding Anniversary., Yesterday Mr. George H. Nodurft and his estimable wife celebrated their forty-fifth wedding anniversary. The old gentleman is sixty-three years old and his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Nodurft is sixty-four, there being a year's difference in their ages. This esteemed old couple were married in Clermont County, Ohio, on the 6th day of March, 1827, and removed to Warren county, Indiana, 1830, where they have lived ever since-forty-two years. In this time they here raised a family of of eight children-five boys and three girls- all of whom are except one (Mrs. Catharine Pence, were born in this county) All the children are living and married, and carrying out the divine injunction-"increase and multiply." The eldest, Mrs. Catherine Pence, is the wife of George Pence, of Jordon tp., this county, and is 44 years of age. The youngest, Mrs. Rebecca Lutz, widow of George Lutz who was a soldier of three years standing the army for the suppression of the rebellion and while in that service contraced the disease which terminated his earthly career, is now living with her parents and is 26 years of age. (........)"

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Marriage Records, Clermont County, Ohio. 1800-1850.

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26 June 1879, Pg 3 col 3. Warren Republican. Williamsport Warren, IN

"Last Tuesday being the 71st birthday of our old friend, Mr. George H. Nodurft, of this place, a family re-union and dinner naturally took place. Among those present were two daughters, four sons, twenty-two grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. The sons and daughters present were Mrs. Catherine Pence, Mrs. Rebecca Lutz, John, Philip, Jacob and William Nodurft. Mr. N. has another sone living in kansas, Richard. Forty-two took dinner, all being near relatives of the old gentleman but two. It was a happy day forall and the old patriacrch was in his best spirits, enjoying his usual health and bidding fair t o live to enjoy many returns of this day. He was born June 24th 1808, in Hanover, Germany, and at the age of 12 years came to this county with his father, John Henry, who died in this county several years ago."

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12 Sept. 1872, pg 2 col 4, Warren Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

"Died, Monday morning Sept, 9th, 1872, after a brief illness of ten days, Mrs. Elizabeth Nodurft, esteemed wife of Dr. George H. Nodurft, of ..... of the stomach, aged 65 years, 6 months and 26 days. Mrs. Nodurft was born in Claremont County, Ohio, Feb. 14th 1807, and was married March 6ht 1828, at the age of twenty years. (....)"

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19 Oct. 1882, pg 3 col 2 Warren Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

"Mr. George Nodurft, of this place with his little spinning wheel continues to spin linen thread from flax. The thread is of superior quality, being very strong and durable."

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9 Mar 1882, pg 3 col 2, Warren Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

"Our old friend, Dr. George Nodurft, has presented us with a sample of flax thread of his own manufacture. The doctor is a genuis, and this is not the first time he has shown us specimens of his handiwork."

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20 Aug 1885, pg 3 col 3 Warren Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

"(Old Settlers) Dr. George H. Nodurft, of this place, was present and had with him his spinning wheel, and took great pleasure in showing the young generation ho the grandmothers spun their flax into thread. He is as expert as a woman. Mr. N. is the father of a large number of children, grandchildren and great grandchildren, nearly all of whom still live. His wife died several years ago."

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4 June 1885 pg 3 col 1, Warren Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

"Uncle George H. Nodurft loaned a brush scythe to some one last season, and it has never been returned. He will regard it as a great kindness if the person who borrowed it will return it at once."

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8 Sept. 1887 pg 3 col 4, Warren Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

"Uncle George H. Nodurft of Rice county, Kansas, an old and honored citizen at one time of this (Warren) county, whom almost every one knows, wrote us a letter a few days since, informing us of his good health and his great desire to again see and read the Republican. He says: 'Remember me to my children.' When he wrote he had lost his "specks," but he still managed to make out a pretty good letter. He says he did the feedinf and watering of the chickens before the other members of the family were up on the morning he sent us the letter, the 29th of August. He then ate his breakfast after which he walked two miles to the postoffice to mail his letter, and returned home. The good doctor is quite advanced in years, but never forgets his old home here and the many warm friends he left behind whien he went to Kansas a couple of years ago to reside with his son, Richard, and family. May he live many years to enjoy life."

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25 Oct. 1888, pg 2 col 4, Warren Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

"Our Kansas Letter, Lyons, Kansas, Oct. 20, 1888.

Editor Repubican:

I am not a gliv with the pen or thought as I used to be; but thank God I am yet on the right side, as I have reason to think of the land of my adoption. You have known me a good many years and I am the same that I used to be, only I cannot express myself as well. I was reading in the Warren Republican, or you may say "our paper," a communication from a friend of mine that I used to be well acquainted with; and we were together on the Battle Ground. I coincide with him in the everything he says. Oh, how I would like to be with you all! He and I are the same age- I was 80 years old the 23rd of last June.

Now my friends of my adopted county I have done the best I could in different capacities, from a cabin boy to a cook and steward on a steamboat; from that I towed flat-boats down the river and even spun flax in my young days, and I even got down as low as to be a steam doctor, which calling I followed for over twenty years and never lsot a patient of my own, beginning even clear back to thw Wabash to California in '49. But now my friedds (sic) my race is nearly run, but I hope as I was permitted to vote for "petticoat" Harrison, as they called him 1840, I may also do the same in 1888 for Ben. Harrison, and I hope he will make as good a President as his grandfather. I would be glad to see my friends, one and all, once more, but that cannot be, and I am sorry for it, but now hurrah for Harrison, Morton and all who are on that ticket! Farewell Geo. H. Nodurft."

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17 Mar. 1892, Warren Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

"Gone to His Long Home., Lyons, Rice County, Kans. March 12th 1892.

Editor Republican: Dear Sir:- the old "Tyler" has gone to the Grand Lodge above, where the Supreme Architect of the Universe resides.

George H. Nodurft died at the home of his son, Kichard (sic) Nodurft, in Lyons, Rice county, Kans, on Saturday, March 12th 1892, at 7:20 a.m., aged 83 years, 8 months and 18 days. Funeral services will be held at 3 o'clock p.m. on Sunday, March 13th, 1892, from the residence of R. Nodurft, by the Masonic Fraternity.

There is no doubt, but that a great many of the readers of the Republican will remember the old "Tyler" of Williamsport Lodge, No. 38, F.@A.M.

In conversation a few days ago he told me this: "I want you to write to my old friend, John Gregory, and tell him my eyes have failed and I cannot see to read his paper, but I fell I will soon go to meet my other old friend, John Hodgson, and in the yard I saw four white sheets hanging. Yes, they were the whitest sheets I ever saw. Hodgson and I stood there and talked about those beautiful white sheets. Yes, I am going to meet my old friend. Am I prepared? Yes. I was baptized into the Christian Church. I have always been good to the poor and God will take care of me." The last words he spoke were, " I am going to see my old friend John Hodgson." R. Nodurft"

12 Sept. 1872, Thursday, pg 2 col 4, Warren Republican, Williamsport, Warren Co. Indiana

Obitary.

"Died, Monday morning Sept, 9th, 1872, after a brief illness of ten days, Mrs. Elizabeth Nodurft, esteemed wife of Dr. George H. Nodurft, of ..... of the stomach, aged 65

years, 6 months and 26 days. Mrs. Nodurft was born in Claremont County, Ohio, Feb. 14th 1807, and was married March 6ht 1828, at the age of twenty years. (....)"

12 Dec 1867, pg 2 col 5, Warren Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

"On the 5th, inst., Rev. J.L Boyd, George Pence and Catherine Loyd."

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11 Apr. 1878, Pg 3 col 4, Warren Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

"Mr. George Pence, of Jordan, is dead. The remains were interred a few days since. We have no particulars."

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24 Jan. 1894, pg 6 col 5, Warren Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

"Mrs. Catherine Pence. This lady was born January 3d, 1828, in Clearmont county, Ohio, and died at her home in Jordan township, Warren county, Ind., January 20th, 1894, aged 66 years and 17 days. She came with her parents, George H. and Elizabeth Nodurft to Warren county, Ind., in 1829, where she ever resided. She was married to George Lloyd in 1847, and there were born to them five children, four of whom survive her. Her husband died in 1863. She again married in 1867 to George Pence, one son being born to them. Her second husband died March 1879. After his death she lived with her son, George Pence, up to the time of her death . Deceased became a member of the New Light Church, or what was then known as the "Brush Meeting House," and was a consistent member as long as that Church existed. She then united with the Methodist Episcopal Church and died in the faith of an eternal emjoyment beyond the grave. The funeral wa preached by Rev. Chas. Jakes on Sabbath, January 21st, 1894, at the Jordan Chapel and the remains were interred in the Jordan cemetery."

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8 Mar 1894, pg 3 col 5-6, Warren Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

"Mrs. Catherine Pence, late of Jordan township, left a will by which she desposed of her estate as follows:

First, she directed that her just debts and funeral expenses be paid, and that a monument be erected at an expense not exceeding $100. She desired all her personal property to be converted into cash as provided by law, either at private or public sale, and she devised and bequeathed to her children, Mary A. Miller, Nancy J. Mehaffey, and Emma R. Smith, to be held by them as tenants in common, in fee simple and to share alide, part of section 19, township 22 north, range 9 west. To her son, Geo. L. Pence, 70 acres in section 18, township 22 north, range 9 west. To her daughter, Martha A. Cole, during her natural lifetime, 77 acres in section 18, township 22 north, range 9 west, and at her death the same to go to the children of Mrs. Cole who survives her; if no children survived, but they left grandchildren then the grand children inherit. If Mrs. Cole dies without children or grandchildren then the real estate goes to brothers and sisters of Mrs. Cole at her death. Mr. Ed. Mehaffey, a son-in-law, is made the executor. The wil was executed April 6th, 1893. James Anderson and C.V. McAdams are the witnesses. The will has been probated and can be seen at the County Clerk's office."

Cathrine's Will, Warren County IN.

8 Jan 1857, pg 3 col 1, Warren Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

"January 1st, 1857, by Rev. E. Shortridge, John Nodurft to Miss Ruth Brown, daughter of Isaac Brown, all of this county. (poem)."

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20 June 1872 pg 3 col 1, Warren Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

"Mr. John Nodurft has moved his sawmill from West Point, Tippecanoe county, to Pine Creek, about five or six miles north-west of Williamsport, and will furnish the lumber and fence-posts for his neighbors by the thousand."

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John served in the Civil War. 9th IN. Infantry company I.

21 Apr. 1881, pg 3 col 1, Warren Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

"Philip Nodurft burned the first kiln of tile at his factory in this place yesterday."

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15 June 1882 pg 3 col 4, Warren Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

"Miss. Lilla Bayne, of Danville, Ind. the niece of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Nodurft, of this place is visiting here. She will remain two weeks."

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8 Dec. 1881, pg 3 col 3. Warren Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

"Messrs. Phillip & William Nodurft went to Indianapolis last Tuesday evening to attend the convention of the tile manufactureers, and make the purchase of a new saw mill outfit. They expect to be ready for the sawing of timber into lumber in about a week or ten days."

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2 July 1885, pg 3 col 3, Warren Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

"John Bayne, of Danville, Ind., brother-in-law to Mrs. Philip Nodurft, of this place, arrived here last Tuesday evening on an indefinite visit. While here he will pay his respects to the Cameron Springs, and pass away his leisure time in piscatorial exercise."

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25 Feb. 1886, pg 3 col 2, Warren Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

"Last Saturday the boiler at the Phil. Nodurft tile factory sprung a leak while the mill was in operation and in a short time the water was emptied from it and the machinery shut down. Mr. N. is having it repaired by mechanics from Danville, Ill's."

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19 Feb 1885, pg 3 col 3, Warren Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

"Last Saturday, Mrs. Philip Nodurft reached her 53rd birthday, and the occasion was appropriately observed in anniversary style. A good dinner was prepared in great taste and everything made ready for a day of genuine pleasure. The invited guests assembled promptly, among the number being Mesdames M.J. High, N. Lesher, Carrie French, Wm. Wolfe, E. Reddick, David Moore, Chas. Pitcher, Levi Moore, H. Robb, T.J. Graves, Annie Slauter, Shad. Ross, R.C. Dowler, Wm. Leach, Wm. Moffitt, R.W Alexander, J. Hodgson, Eb. Pruden, Maude Wolfe, Sadie Berry, and Miss Eva Moore. Presents just suiting to the occasion were brought and presented the hostess with becoming expressions of regard from the donors. The most wonderful thing upon the table was an abundant supply of "wonders"."

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28 Feb 1884, pg 3 col 2, Warren Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

"Mr. Philip Nodurft, the tile manufacturer of this place, is disposing of his tile rapidly and will commence, as soon as the weather moderates, to supply his customers with all sizes of tile. He has the leading trade and guarantees every tile, from an inch up, to stand the test of cyclones and tornadoes. They are No. 1 in every respect."

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24 Mar. 1887, pg 3 col 3, Warren Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

"Philip Nodurft last Thursday moved Mrs. Wm. Leach to Danville, Ind., where she will join her husband who had been gone several weeks. Mrs. Nodurft accompanied her husband and will remain, till the last of this week and make a visit with her sister, Mrs. John Bayne, residing there."

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1 Mar. 1888, pg 3 col 1, Warren Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

"Mrs. Philip Nodurft for several days has been confined to her room from sciatic rheumatism. She is slowly improving."

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16 Feb 1888, pg 3 col 4, Warren Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

"Mrs. Philip Nodurft was 56 years of age last Tuesday, and when she sees this in the Republican she will be angry enough to make the fighting editor a visit. The truth is mighty and must prevail!.................."

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7 Apr 1887, pg 3 col 4, Warren Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

"Philip Nodurft is now building a smoke-house out of 40inch tile, placing three tiles in a row on end, then filling the holes and cavities with loose dry sand. He will probably build the walls 8 or 9 feet, laying each course in mortor, then roof. When done he will plaster the walls inside and outside, forming walls from 10 to 13 inches thick. It is an idea of his own, and adds another use to which tiling can be placed."

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7 June 1888, pg 3 col 3, Warren Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

"Mrs. Philip Nodurft yesterday went to Ft. Wayne, Ind. to spend a couple of weeks with her sister, Mrs. Lydia McCollum, whom she has not seen for 16 long years. We wish her a good time and a safe trip going and returning."

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3 July 1884,pg 3 col 3, Warren Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

Visit from Mr & Mrs. John Bayne to Mr. & Mrs. Philip Nodurft.

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6 Apr. 1893, pg 3 col 5, Warren Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

Lighting struck house.

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9 May 1895, pg 3 col 2, Warren Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

Mrs. Philip Nodurft tripped in the yard and was found unconscious.

29 Sept 1859, pg 2 col 5, Warran Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

"On Sunday last by C. Hopkins Esq., Richard Nodurft , of Platsmouth, N.T., to Martha A. Welch, daughter of Dow Welch, dec'd."

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30 Sept 1875, pg 3 col 5, Warren Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

"Susie, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs. Richard Nodurft, on Tuesday evening, Sept 28th 1875, between 4 and 5 o'clock, of brain fever, aged about 2 years and 8 months. Remains interred in "Oak Hills" cemetery, at this place, yesterday at 3 o'clock p.m."

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15 Feb 1872, pg 2 col 6, Warren Rebublican, Williamsport Warren, IN

"On Saturday, February 10, 1872, William, son of Richard and M.A Nodurft, aged 4 years, 8 months and 4 days. The deceased had been afflicted all of his life, with spinal disease, which rendered him entirely dependent and helpless; but now he is at rest with the lambs of the fold. The remains were interred on Sunday last, in the Williamsport Cemetery."

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8 June 1882, pg 3 col 6, Warren Rebublican, Williamsport Warren, IN

"From a recent letter from Richard Nodurft, of Rice county, Kan. received by his brother Jacob, at this place, we learn that "Dick" has been having the rheumatism but is again able to be around. He writes the Spring in that part of Kansa has been very fair, that the wheat was in bloom the 18th of May and that the prospect for a large wheat crop was good. Seeding was done by the middle of last month and they had commenced cultivation the corn. He has out 200 acres of wheat, 165 acres of corn, 27 acres of oats, 20 acres of millet, in all 412 in grain. They are about beginnign the wheat harvest. He says: I wish you were here to help us harvest; it would do you good to see this county in June and see how we run a farm here. It is not the old farmer who succeeds best here, but mecanics who know how to handle machines. We have machinery with which two men and eight horses plowed and harrowed the ground, and planted 15 acres of corn every day, the driver sitting in the spring seat smoking while doing the work. The work was done well. I rolled saw-logs 15 years too long. To show you what a man can do here I will relate a fact in connection with S.H. Welch, my wife's brother: he lost every thing he had by sickness on the Missouri river bottom, and came here without a dollar and had no team. I wintered him and family and bouthg him a team. He raised a crop last year and now he has six horses, a wagon, plows, harness and 30 acres of wheat, and 110 acres of corn and no doctor's bills." From this we may conclude that Mr. Nodurft is well upon the highway to wealth. Success attend him."

5 Feb 1880, pg 2 col 3, Warren Rebublican, Williamsport Warren, IN

"Jacob M. Nodurft is making preparations to emigrate to the State of Kansas."

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30 June 1881, pg 3 col 2, Warren Rebublican, Williamsport Warren, IN

"On her way from Attica last Friday Mrs. Jacob M. Nodurft when between Mrs. Boggs' farm and James Schemmerhorn's was assaulted and insulted by a tramp. She resisted him and raised an alarm which frightened the son-of-a-gun off. The fellow is sandy complexion, ditto hair and whiskers, and a stranger in these parts."

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18 Feb 1886, pg 3 col 2 Warren Rebublican, Williamsport Warren, IN

"Jacob M. Nodurft and his entire family have arranged to make Rice county, Kansas, their future home. A car was charted last week for $99 and their household effects loaded last Monday and Tuesday at this place. The family started yesterday on the 10:42 mail in company with Richard Nodurft and daughter Ida. Uncle George H. Nodurft makes one of the party, who will also find a home in Kansas. Although this is a sudden decision it was fully considered before hand, for Mr. N has for sometime been anxious to locate in the West and was only awaiting the favorable opportunity. We wish them all a plwasant home and prosperity."

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3 May 1884, pg 3 col 6, Warren Rebublican, Williamsport Warren, IN

The obit of John Wesley Smalley, father of Mrs. Jacob M. Nodurft

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29 Nov 1883, pg 3 col 3, Warren Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

The obit of Mollie Evans. She was being raised by Jacob M. and his wife since her parents died when she was 4 years old.

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26 Sept. 1895, pg 3 col 2, Warren Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

"Jacob Nodurft fell on Main street Tuesday and sustained a dislocation of his right shoulder. He jumped off his dray to go to the postoffice and slipped on the recently sprinkled pavement. Drs. Ingle & Johnson reduced the dislocation. -Hoopston Chronicle. Mr. N. is well known here, being at one time a citizen of this place."

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1 Mar. 1894, pg 3 col 2 Warren Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

"Jacob M. Nodurft and family of Rice county, Kansas, arrived safe and sound their new home Hoopston, Ills., last week, and expect to stay. We are glad to have them back in this region again."

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7 Dec. 1893, pg 3 col 2, Warren Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

"A late letter from Jacob M. Nodurft, Rice county, Kans. informs us that he has sold his farm and in the spring of 1894 will move to Hoopston, Ills., and go into business. He is just getting ready to return to old Warren- his old stamping grounds."

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14 Jun 1894, pg 3 col 2, Warren Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

"J.M. Nodurft and son Eva, drove from Hoopston, Ills. to the coal mines in this county for coal. each returning home with a load of Warren county's fine coal to be used in the canning factory at that place."

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2 Nov 1893, pg 3 col 3, Warren Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

" Jacob M. Nodurft, of Rice county, Kansas, spent several days last week at the World's Fair and then came to this place last Thursday where he spent four days with relatives and friends, leaving for hom last Monday morning. He was looking well and was fine spirits. We hope him a safe journey home."

4 Sept 1873, Warren Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

"On Thursday, Aug. 28, 1873, at her husband's residence in Urbana, Ill., Mrs. Mary A. Trenary, of puerperal fever, aged 32 years, 1 month and 17 days. The deceased was married at her father's residence, in Williamsport, IN., Sept. 30, 1861, to Randolph B. Trenary, of Lafayette, IN. She leaves five children the youngest of whom is only three weeks old. The remains were brought to this place lost Friday evening, and interred in the Smith Cemetery, on Saturday, the 30th ult., at 10 o'clock a.m."

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11 Sept 1873, Warren Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

" In the notice in the Republican of last week, of the death of Mrs. Mary A. Trenary, we failed to give the name of the father. Mrs. T. was the daughter of Mr. George H. Nodurft of theis place a long old time resident of Williamsport."

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18 Sept 1873, Warren Rep. pg 2 col 3 (letter from sister)

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2 Oct 1873, pg 3 col 5, Warren Rep. (Freddie's death notice)

30 July 1874, pg 3 col 3, Warren Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

"A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. William Nodurft, of Glenn Hall, Tippecanoe county, Ind. on Wednesday, July 15, 1874. A 12 pounder."

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13 Dec 1877, pg 3 col 1, Warren Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

"We are sorry to learn of the sudden death of an infant child of Mr. & Mrs. William Nordurft. The remains were interred in the Smith cemetery last Sabbath."

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25 Mar 1880, pg 3 col 3, Warren Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

"William Nodurft last Friday while doing some work with an axe missed his mark and struck the axe into his right leg just above the knee cap, making an ugly gash. He is now laid up and yesterday Dr. Ross was called to attend him, who reports that he anticipates a serious time if great care is not used."

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4 Aug 1881, pg 2 col 3, Warren Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

"Wm. Nodurft is offering his mill for sale as a whole, or in parcels to suit purchasers."

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14 Feb 1884, pg 3 col 2 Warren Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

"Mr. William Nodurft, of this place, has sold his residence here for $450 and purchased a saw-mil in Vermillion county, Ind., paying for it the sum of $1,350, the payments being for $450 each, the first is cash. Mr. N. will move to his new possessions at the early day. Here's luck to you Billy."

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28 July 1864 pg 2 col 5, Warren Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

Sergt, Wm. Nodurft, left side slight

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16 Nov. 1882, pg 3 col 2, Warren Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

"Mr. William Nodurft while cutting a tree last Monday forenoon was caught by one of the limbs in the descent of the tree and thrown to the ground, his axe falling under him with the edge up and cutting him in the right side. Though the wound is not dangerous, it was a narrow escape."

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28 Feb 1884, pg 3 col 3 Warren Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

"Mr. Wm. Nodurft returned home last Tuesday morning from Gessie, Ind., where he had been looking after his saw mill. He will move his family to that place next week. Success to you Will."

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6 Mar 1884, pg 3 col 1, Warren Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

"Mr. William Nodurft will probably remain with us, his Vermillion county trade having been compromised."

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16 Feb 1888, pg 3 col 4, Warren Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

William seeks to have a bridge built.

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5 Apr. 1888, pg 3 col 3, Warren Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

" William Nodurft and family, of Liberty township, left here last Tuesday night for Lyons, Kansas, by the fast midnight train, and expect to make Rice county their future home. William will engage in farming for his brother Richard. We wish them good luck and prosperity."

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12 Jan 1893, pg 2 col 2, Warren Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

Father of Mrs. William Nodurft, John E. Crist, died. Obit.

Will for Rebecca Lutz, Warren County Indiana.

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26 Aug 1880, pg 3 col 2, Warren Republican, Williamsport Warren, IN

"Mrs. Rebecca Lutz, after a long illness and great suffering, departed this life at her residence in this place on Tuesday evening, August 24th , 1880, at 6:30 o'clock, Rev. Mr. Ogden preached a short discourse at the house, assisted by Rev. Mr. Wilmer, after which the remains were interred in Hillside Cemetery yesterday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock p.m."

29 Jan 1880, pg 3 col 2, Warren Republican

Mrs. Revecca Lutz, of this place, still remains an invalid from a very painful limb. She has been confined on account of it six months and twelve days and the limb seem to grow no better. She has many sympathizing friends. We sincerely hope that there may be a change for the better and that her life may be apared for many long years of usefullness.

3 June 1875, pg 3 col 4, Warren Republican

George A. Lutz, company "K" 33d Regimant Indiana volunteers. Died October 26th, 1869, aged 26 years, 7 months, 11 days.

31 Aug 1882 Warren Republican

Master Jud. Nodurft, only son of Philip Nodurft, of this place, last Saturday afternoon at about 5 o'clock fell from a gymnastic pole and broke the left arm in two places and dislocated the wrist. Dr. O.K. Benson attended him.

29 Mar. 1888 Warren Republican

Judson Nodurft, Andy Lutz, and Willis Carter, three young men raised in this place, started last Monday night at 12 o'clock on the fast train for the West, their objective point being Kansas City. They go there to make thier fortunes, and the best wishes of their friends here go with them for their success.

11 Apr. 1889 Warren Republican

Nodurft - Bowman:- At the Methodist parsonage in this place, on Thursday evening, April 4th 1889, by Rev James T. Abbett, Mr. Judson C. Nodurft to Miss Nora E. Bowman. All of this place.