CARSON, Isaac Biddle 1856 - 1896

CARSON, HAYNES, LOUDEN

Posted By: Joey Stark
Date: 5/25/2021 at 20:22:51

"Emporia Daily Gazette"
Emporia, KS
Saturday Evening, March 21, 1896
Front Page, Column 5

J. Biddle CARSON died at his home at 832 Congress street at 11 o'clock today of consumption. Mr. CARSON was a son of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. CARSON, of this city, and was a brother of Mrs. N. B. HAYNES.

He was born in Carmichael, Penn., in 1856. His parents shortly after moved to southern Iowa, where he grew to manhood and made his home, until last January, when he came to Emporia, to benefit his health. He was not married. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 2:30, at the house, 832 Commercial (sic - Congress?), and will be conducted by Revs. Sauerber and Coker.

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"Emporia Daily Gazette"
Emporia, KS
Monday Evening, March 23, 1896
Front Page, Column 1

The funeral of J. Biddle CARSON was held at the home of his brother-in law, N. B. HAYNES, yesterday afternoon at 2:30, Rev. Ward conducting the services. Mrs. R. LOUDEN, a sister of the deceased, came from Fairfield, Ia., to attend the funeral. The remains were interred at Maplewood cemetery.

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"The Fairfield Tribune"
Wednesday, March 25, 1896
Page 7, Column 2

PERSONAL.

... Mrs. R. B. LOUDEN was called to Emporia, Kansas, last Saturday night by the death of her brother, I. B. CARSON. She will be gone about a week or ten days.

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Note: The second obituary notes burial at Maplewood Cemetery; there is no Maplewood Cemetery in Jefferson County, but there is a Maplewood Memorial Lawn Cemetery in Emporia, KS. Uncertain where the actual burial is, or if the inscription on his parents' monument in Evergreen Cemetery, Fairfield, IA, in Lot Old.P.215 (and accompanying footstone with his initials) is a cenotaph.