Ripley County IN Coroner Inquests
1908-1912
1908-1912
| Name | Cause of Death | Date of Death | Inquest Witness(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| BROERMAN, George | Heart | 09May1912 | Minnie Broeman, Benjamin Broeman, Manda Shorten |
| BRUNS, Joseph | Angina Pectoris | 15Oct1912 | Mary Bruns, Wm. H. Bruns |
| BUSCH, John A. F. (Johann Aug. Frede) | Hanging – suicide | 29/30Jan1912 | John H. Schmidt |
| CARROLL, Emerson | Accidental Shooting | 29Nov1908 | George E. Huff, Clarisan Carroll, Francis Hiday, |
| CONDON, William | Hit by train – Osgood | 09Mar1908 | Dave Sheeke, Charles Vawter, John H. Kernan, T. M. Brenton M .D. |
| CONNELLEY, Bertram W. | Myocarditis – resulting from typhoid fever and rheumatic attacks | 17Jul1908 | James H. Connelley & John R. Bates, M.D. |
| DECKER, Charles | Heart Attack (Apoplexy) | 05Mar1908 | Harry Burdick, Adolph Kaiser & Lafayette Martin, M.D. |
| DEMAREE, Samuel M. | Killed by falling tree while logging | 07Feb1912 | Claud Demaree, Taylor Curran |
| ENDERS, Philip | Heart Failure due to acute indigestion | 27Nov1911 | Mary Enders, Mattie Enders, Frederick Nordloh |
| EVERSOLE, Ben(j) | Cough | 04Feb1909 | John Eversole |
| FITCHNER, John | Unknown Cause | 29May1912 | Clara Fichtner, Henery Schoetmer, Edward Zieses, Thos. Patterson, John A. Eichacker |
| FUEHRER, Max | Heart | 10Oct1908 | Max Fuehrer Jr, Howard L. Akers, R.T. Olmsted |
| GLADE, Christy (Christian) O. | Broncho-pnuemonia | 17Dec1911 | Richard & Florence Glade, Mary Hollensbee |
| HORAN, Bridget | Pulmonary hemmorhage – tubercular lesion | 15Aug1908 | James Horan, Bine Whitlatch, M.D. |
| HORTON, Sarah | Stroke of epilepsy | 17Sep1912 | Della Horton |
| HUNTER, Amelia | Measles with Pneumonia | 21May1912 | Sudda Hunter, Willis Hunter & Charles W. Gibson, M.D. |
| JARVIS, John S. | Gunshot – suicide at school house | 14Oct1911 | Mollie E. Jarvis, Floyd Jarvis, Oscar Benham |
| JENKINS, Perry E. | Apoplexy, induced by acute indigestion | 04Oct1911 | Jessie Starkey, Harry S. Nelson, M.D. |
| JOHNSON, Christopher | Poss heart failure | 10Sep1911 | R.E. Kirk & A. B. VanAntwerp |
| KAMMAN, Wm | Struck by freight car while being in an unbalanced mental condition. | 19Jul1912 | ~ |
| KIRCHHOFF, Fred | Cholecystitis (gall bladder) | 26Apr1912 | Levy Allee, George W. Hobbs & Bine Whitlatch, M.D. |
| KOPPS, William H. | Struck by lightning | 27Apr1912 | Gilbert Brockman, Henry J. Kopps |
| KREEGER, Charles A. | Strangulation – suicide | 29Jul1912 | ~ |
| LOYD, Joseph | Angina Pectoris | 30Oct1912 | Susie Clark, Ida Maier, Johnson Myers, G. W. Cox, Harry G. Nelson, M.D., Theo M. Breenton, M.D. |
| MATHEWS, Stella | Cholorainfantum (cholora?) | 10Aug1910 | ~ |
| MICHEL, Ella | Gunshot – suicide (in water closet) | 23Sep1911 | Charles Michel, James H. Newman, Geo W. Myers & Mary W. Behlmer |
| MOTZ, Joseph | Cerebral Hemorrhage | 08Mar1912 | Frank Motz, John & Annie Schorr |
| MULLEN, Elias | Brights Disease – Mitral Valve – Gastroenteritis | 19Sep1912 | J. H. Monroe |
| NORDLOH, Henry | Peritonitis – Bridge fell while taking a train engine across it, stabbed by throttle lever. | 19Aug1912 | Lana Nordloh, Joseph Knebel, George Schiffs & C. F. Fletcher, M.D. |
| PORTER, James | Fell off bridge | 28/28Mar1908 | Melvan Horton, Thomas Richter, Clarence Wilson, Rebecka Porter, John Porter, Annie B. Davidson, John Crum, Thomas Rainey, Chas. B. Knowlton, Steven Shorten |
| RELLER, Edward H. | Illio-colitis | 02Sep1912 | Herman Hortemoller, Harry Wernke, C.W. Gibson, M.D. |
| ROBERTS, Wm | Dropped dead | 07May1910 | Geo. A. Gage |
| SIEFERT, Anthony | Stroke of paralysis | 03Mar1908 | Carrie Seifert, M. Joseph Coomes, M.D. |
| UNKNOWN, male | Unknown | 26Oct1912 | Eli Salmon, Charles Bruce, Geo. P. Truitt, Lon Bedunnah |
| VOEGE, Henry | Hanging – suicide | 23Mar1912 | John C. Selke, John H. C. Schorling |
| WALDON, Ruby | Influenza with malnutrition as contributory cause. | 04Dec1911 | William Kennedy, M.D. |
| WILSON, Albert | Gunshot – suicide | 19Apr1912 | Oscar Wagoner, Nicholas Wagoner, John C. Row |
| WITTENBERG, Richard | Epilepsy | 30Oct1912 | Fred Wittenberg, John Oliger |
