Whitesell-Somers Family Web Project - Person Sheet
Whitesell-Somers Family Web Project - Person Sheet
NameMary Elizabeth CHENOWETH [47169], [47170]
BirthSep 17, 1911, Randolph County, Indiana [47170]
DeathFeb 24, 2004, Winchester, Randolph County, Indiana [47170]
BurialSpartanburg Cemetery, S Arba Pike, Spartanburg, Randolph County, Indiana [47170]
Spouses
BirthAug 14, 1912, Randolph County, Indiana [47167]
DeathOct 7, 1996, Winchester, Randolph County, Indiana [47167]
BurialSpartanburg Cemetery, S Arba Pike, Spartanburg, Randolph County, Indiana [47168]
FatherCharles Elmer WELCH (1879-1950)
Marriageabt 1934 [47169]
Obituary Online notes for Mary Elizabeth CHENOWETH
OBITUARY:

"LYNN, IN - Mary Elizabeth Welch, 92, of Lynn, died 24 Feb 2004 at St. Vincent Randolph Hospital in Winchester. Born 17 Sep 1911 in Greensfork Twp. to Howard and Rena Godwin Chenoweth, she worked for the Randolph Co. recorder's and treasurer's offices. Survivors include her daughters, Carolyn Bradshaw and Kathy Welch. Her husband of 62 yrs, Donald Welch, died 07 Oct 1996."

The Palladium-Item, 26 Feb 2004

Source: "Platt and Horner Descendants", Volume II, compiled by Sally Ann Platt Henry Ivy, printed by The HF Group, North Manchester, IN
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Obituary Online notes for Donald Eugene (Spouse 1)
OBITUARY:

"Donald E. Welch, 84, 216 E Washington St., died 07 Oct 1996, at his home. He was born 14 Aug 1912 in Greensfork Twp., Randolph Co. to Charles and Martha Frazier Welch. He was a former farmer and former Randolph Co., deputy recorder. He retired as senior vice president of Peoples Loan and Trust Bank in 1976 after 36 yrs and was still active on the board of directors for the Liberty Fund and was a former councilman on Winchester and Randolph Co. councils. He also was a member of the Lynn North Main Street Church and a former member of the Winchester Lions Club.

Survivors include his wife of 62 years, Mary Chenoweth Welch; two daughters, Carolyn Bradshaw of Brazil, IN, and Kathy Welch of Lynn; three grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren. Funeral was in Winchester with buial in Spartanburg Cemetery."

The Palladium-Item (Richmond)9 Oct 1996.

Source: "Platt and Horner Descendants", Volume II, compiled by Sally Ann Platt Henry Ivy, printed by The HF Group, North Manchester, IN
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