Obituaries - Death Notices - Funeral Cards

August 15, 1960  Middletown Journal, Middletown, Ohio

Sarah Ellen McQuinn
    Sarah Ellen McQuinn, 74, widow of Frank McQuinn, 23 Murray Hill Dr., Dayton, Ohio, formerly of Meyers Rd., W. Middletown, passed away Sun. 4:30 p.m. at the Grandview Hospital, Dayton, O.  She was the mother of Fred McQuinn of Dayton; A. Percy McQuinn at Middletown, and Mrs. Elmer Coles of Meyers Rd. West Middletown.  Family will receive friends at the Joseph B. Baker & Sons Funeral Home Tues. 4-9 p.m.  Service there Wed. 10:30 a.m. with Rev. Jack Taylor of the Airway Southern Baptist Church of Dayton and Rev. Robert H. Mizell of the Calvary Southern Baptist Church of Middletown officiating.  Interment Woodside Cemetery, Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home.

Carole Bays Note: Vivian per my grandmother’s Bible she died Aug. 14, 1960.  She was the daughter of John Dudley Bryant and Margaret Taulbee. I was at the funeral and I remember it was in August but not the day.
vcm: Sarah Ellen McQuinn was buried at Woodside Cemetery, August 17, 1960, Section 25-A Lot 324

January 14, 1943  The Clay City Times, Clay City, Powell County, Kentucky

Frank McQuinn
    Frank McQuinn, age 63 years, died at his home in Germantown, O., Friday, Jan. 1st.  Mr. McQuinn had been in failing health for several months, suffering with high blood pressure and hardening of the arteries.  The end came as no surprise to his family, who had so tenderly cared for him and did all to save him that mortal hands and medical science could do to restore or prolong his life, but God in His infinite wisdom saw fit to end him from a world of turmoil and sorrow to a place of rest.  He had united with the Missionary Baptist church, of Middletown, O., last June, and made all preparations for a journey from which no traveler has ever returned.  He attended church and Sunday school as long as he was able to get there, and his family weep not without a hope that they can be reunited in a home where there will be no death or separation.  He will be greatly missed in the home.  He leaves behind his wife, Sarah Bryant McQuinn, two sons, Percy and Fred McQuinn, one daughter, Mrs. Kermit Duvall, all of Ohio, and three grandchildren.  He was a native of Wolfe County, but formerly lived at Slade, was employed several years by L. & N.R.R. Co, as detective and is widely known in eastern Kentucky, his remains were brought to Campton for burial, Jan. 4th.  Funeral services were conducted at the Baptist Church in Ohio and later at the Hearne Funeral Home of Stanton, by Rev. J.C. Everman.  They body was accompanied here by his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Fred McQuinn, Mr. and Mrs. Percy McQuinn, Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Duvall of Ohio, and Arnold Horn, a son-in-law, of Old Landing.  Those attending the burial from here were:  Mr. and Mrs. Willie Profitt, Mrs. Wm. Swope, Sr., Mrs. Harvey Sizemore, Mrs. Grace Faulkner, Miss Connie Faulkner, Lindon Ewen, Billy Vanoy, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Swope, Jr., Dr. M.I. Knox and Bill Centers of Bowen.