Shelby County Indiana
Obituaries
Billingsley
Obituaries
Billingsley
A Central Indiana Newspaper
circa 1960
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DEATH CLAIMS MR BILLINGSLEY -
RITES WEDNESDAY FOR COUNTY
RESIDENT, 59
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William Henry Billingsley, 59, a 10-year employee of the Shelby County Highway Department and a resident of Moral Township who lived on Fairland, RR 1, died Sunday at 9 PM at Hancock Memorial Hospital in Greenfield. He had been in failing health for several months and hospitalized three weeks with a complication of diseases. Mr. Billingsley was born November 25, 1901, in Shelby County, a son of James and Minnie Billingsley. He married Nina Kroening in 1927 and she survives with one son, Dr. John Billingsley of Greenwood, and three sisters, Mrs. Iva Rabourn of Acton, Mrs. Ruth Branson of Fairland and Mrs. Lucy Pierson of Morristown, RR 1. There are three grandchildren. Mr. Billingsley was a member of the London Methodist Church. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 PM at the Carmony Funeral Home in Shelbyville. Reverend Clara Mae Ripple will officiate. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 PM today.circa 1960
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DEATH CLAIMS MR BILLINGSLEY -
RITES WEDNESDAY FOR COUNTY
RESIDENT, 59
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Contributed by Marlena Linne
A Shelbyville Newspaper
Thursday, May 5, 1938
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RITES TODAY FOR
R. C. BILLINGSLEY
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Eighty-Two-Year Old Shelbyville
Resident Dies at Home of
Daughter, Mrs. Agnes Woods.
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Richard C. Billingsley, age 82, a resident of this city for the past 26 years, died at 12:40 p.m. Saturday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Agnes Wood, of Union township, Johnson county.Thursday, May 5, 1938
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RITES TODAY FOR
R. C. BILLINGSLEY
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Eighty-Two-Year Old Shelbyville
Resident Dies at Home of
Daughter, Mrs. Agnes Woods.
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Mr. Billingsley had been ill for several months. He was the son of James and Elizabeth Billingsley and was born in Dearborn county on August 14, 1858. In 1898, he was united in marriage to Mrs. Phoebe Tanner who preceded him in death in 1929.
The deceased was engaged in the cement contracting business here for several years, after which he eas employed at the Spiegel furniture company.
Survivors include two children, Mrs. Wood, at whose home he died, and Hamilton Billingsley, of this city, and five grandchildren.
He was a member of the First M. E. church. Funeral services will be held at the Loren H. Murphy funeral home at 2 p.m. Monday, with Dr. J. W. McFall officiating. Burial will be in Forest Hill cemetery in charge of Loren H. Murphy.
Contributed by Phyllis Miller Fleming
The Shelbyville Democrat
Thursday, July 18, 1929
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WELL KNOWN MAN
DIED AT HOME
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Frank Billingsley Succumbs Wed-
nesday Night After Two Months
Serious Illness
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Frank Billingsley, one of the best known agriculturists in Shelby county died at his home in Noble township about nine o'clock Wednesday night. The death resulted from a two months illness following paralysis and although his condition had been critical for some time, the death comes as no less of a shock to his hundreds of friends and acquaintances.Thursday, July 18, 1929
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WELL KNOWN MAN
DIED AT HOME
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Frank Billingsley Succumbs Wed-
nesday Night After Two Months
Serious Illness
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Funeral services will be conducted at the home of Mrs. Clinton Blades, a niece, in Hope, where the body was moved after death. The rites will be held at ten o'clock Saturday morning with the Rev. A. L. ??adcy, pastor of the Hope Baptist church, officiating. Ralph J. Edwards, funeral director, is in charge of burial, which will be in the Flat Rock church cemetery.
Mr. Billingsley was the son of Allen and Sarah Billingsley and was born September 30, 1857, making him at the time of death seventy-one years, nine months and seventeen days of age. In October, 1880, he was united in marriage with Jennie Ray, who preceded him in death in 1913. One son, Ralph Billingsley, survives to mourn the death with three sisters and one brother, Miss Letta Billingsley, of this city; Mrs. Louise Parrish, of Dunreith, and Mrs. Forest Spellman, of Knightstown, are the sisters, and Charles Billingsley, president of the First National Bank in this city, is a brother.
Contributed by Phyllis Miller Fleming
A Shelbyville Newspaper
April 1905
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MRS. BILLINGSLEY DEAD
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PROMINENT LADY OF FLAT ROCK
PASSED AWAY MONDAY NIGHT
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Mrs. Sarah A. Billingsley died at her late home in Flat Rock at ten o'clock Monday night of bronchitis, aged sixty-six years, seven months and twenty-five days. She has been suffering for a number of years from the effects of this disease, but has only been bedfast for a week or ten days. She leaves two sons, Charles Billingsley, of this city, Frank Billingsley, of Flat Rock, and three daughters, Miss Letta, who lives at home, Mrs. Forest Spellman and Mrs. Lewis Parrish. Besides these she leaves one brother, E. O. Winterrowd, of Chicago and one sister, Mrs. John Messick, of this city. She was a daughter of the late Anderson Winterrowd. Mrs. Billingsley was for a long number of years a member of the Methodist church and has always been faithful to its teachings and has attended its services regularly. Funeral services were held at the late home on Wednesday at 2 o'clock p.m. The Rev. John Schull will officiate. Interment was made in the Norristown cemetery in charge of Edwards & Hageman of this city.
April 1905
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MRS. BILLINGSLEY DEAD
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PROMINENT LADY OF FLAT ROCK
PASSED AWAY MONDAY NIGHT
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Sarah Ann Winterrowd Billingsley
born on Aug 29 1838
died on Apr 24 1905.
daughter of Anderson Winterrowd and Prudence Jeffrys Bone
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Contributed by Chris AndersonSarah Ann Winterrowd Billingsley
born on Aug 29 1838
died on Apr 24 1905.
daughter of Anderson Winterrowd and Prudence Jeffrys Bone
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