The Seymour Herald –
6 April 1933
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GARRETS0N RITES HELD ON APRIL 2
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Funeral services for Jacob V. Garretson, who
died at the home of his brother, Ira Garretson, near Plano, on March 31, were
held at the Cross Roads church on Sunday, April 2. Burial was made in the Jerome cemetery.
Mr. Garretson was the son of John C. and Mary
E. Garretson. He was born on March 16,
1863. Ruremia, from which he was ill for
three weeks, was given as the cause of death.
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MT. OLIVE NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brinkley were visiting
in Numa Sunday and attended the funeral of their brother-in-law Jake Garretson,
who passed away Friday. Mr. Garretson
was a well known Franklin resident, having lived here for many years. Only recently going to his brother’s in
Seymour. Mrs. Garretson and Mrs.
Brinkley are sisters.
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The Seymour Herald – 13 April 1933
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Garretson Rites Held Last Sunday
Pioneer Resident Dies East Of City
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Funeral services for Jacob Vale Garretson,
70, who lived east of Seymour were held at the Little Flock Baptist church,
Sunday, April 2, at one o’clock, and were conducted by the Rev. Glade
Yost. Burial was made in the cemetery at
Jerome.
OBITUARY
Jacob Vale Garretson, son of John C. and Mary
Ditmer Garretson, was born in Harrisbury twp., VanBuren county, Iowa, on March
16, 1863, and departed this life on March 31, 1933, at the age of 70 years and
15 days. Mr. Garretson came to Appanoose
county with his parents in 1869, and from that time his life has been spent in
this county. He was an honorable and
upright citizen, respected by all who knew him, and in his passing he leaves a
host of loving friends to mourn their loss.
He was the eldest of nine children, all but one of whom survive, one
sister, Hannah Caroline, have preceded him in death thirty-nine years ago. He
was united in marriage to Sarah A. Brinkley on Oct. 4, 1893, who survives
him. On May 18, 1893 under the pastorate
of the Rev. Wm. Beard, he was converted and united with the Little Flock
Baptist church which was then his home church, and on Oct. 25, 1895 he took his
church letter to the Franklin Baptist church, near his home in Appanoose
county, east of Seymour.
Mr. Garretson’s health had gradually failed in
the last few months, but he was a patient sufferer, cheerful and
uncomplaining. Throughout his suffering,
he wanted to care for himself until he became bedfast. He remained in complete control of all his
faculties until last Friday morning when he lapsed into a coma, and passed away
Friday evening March 31, at 8 o’clock. His
death occurred at the home of his brother, Ira Garretson, with whom he had made
his home the past fall and winter months.
In his passing Mr. Garretson leaves the
following relatives to mourn his departure: Howard Garretson and family of
Moravia, Iowa; Dan Garretson and family of Seymour, Iowa; Ira Garretson and
family of Plano, Iowa; Rex Garretson of Seymour, Iowa; Mary Bonner and family
of Woodward, Oklahoma; Lyda Connor and husband of Cereal, Okla.; Linda Anderson
and family of Seymour, Ia.
Funeral services were held in the Little
Flock Baptist church, Sunday, April 2nd, at one o’clock, conducted
by the Rev. Glade Yost, and burial was made in the cemetery at Jerome.
Gravestone for Jacob Vale Garretson
in the Jerome Cemetery
Row 5, Block 11, Lot 3
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