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Text: (ABT 1 Oct 1914 - Shen Sentinal-Post) Misc. J S Maxted died at home 106 E Sheridan Ave Sun
e e at 8 o'clock. In the forenoon about 11 he was stricken
with apoplexy and lingered in an unconscious state till
death completed its work and closed his earthly life. He
had endeavoured to crank his auto standing before his door
but failed and retired to the porch, where Axel Carlson
and Louis Wells, next door neighbors discovered his condi-
tion and carried him into the house. Mrs Maxted was in
Clarinda at the time, caring for a sick sister. A car was
dispatched for her immediately. The children were notified
and before the day closed, all were present except to son
living in Wyo. In this sudden and easy death, Mr Maxted
departed just as he wished and expected. Fore he had sever-
al times expressed the though that he would die suddenly.
The funeral was held at the Meth church Wed at 12:30 and
then the body will be taken to Riverton for interment be-
side his wife and chil. Mr Maxted was born Sept 15, 1842
in Clinton, Oneida county, NY. At an early age of 16 yrs,
he enlisted in the services of the Union as a member of
Co C, 11th NY cavalry and was made dutyy sergeant of his
company, and Oct 22, 1864, he was chosen orderly sergeant
of Co L, same regiment, in shich office he served till the
end of the war. In Nov 1863, he came home on a 6-wk fur-
lough and was married to Miss Emma A Hart of Oneida county,
NY. After the war he settled in Clinton as a harness maker.
In 1876, he came to Riverton, Ia, and there followed his
trade. He lived a while in Hamburg and also in Malvern,
coming to Shen 3 yrs ago, siince which time he has, for the
most part, worked for Chas. Denne. In early life he united
with the Meth church. As the fruit of his first marriage,
there were born 10 children, five of them now dead and five
living. The first wife died at Riverton Sept 10, 1895.
Later he married Miss Emma A Roscoe of Hamburg, who is left
to mourn with the five children, all of whome are here to
the funeral. They are Mrs DuVal from Omaha, Mrs Mumper
from Tabor, Mr Hertle Maxted of Tabor, Grove Maxted of
Randolph, and Newton Maxted from Sheridan, Wyo.
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Title: Fremont County Historical Society
Page: page 153
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Page: (Oct 1, 1914 - Tabor Beacon-Thurs)
Text: (Oct 1, 1914 - Tabor Beaconn-Thurs) Mr Hertle Maxted and Mrs Ed Mumper were called to Shen
last Sun by the serious illness of their father, Mr James
Maxted, who died at 8 o'clock that evening of apoplexy.
Funeral serv were held Wed at 12:30 in the Meth church
at Shen. Interment was in the Riverton cem. The deceased
was quite well known in Tabor.
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Page: (ABT 1 Oct 1914 - Shen Sentinal-Post)
Text: (ABT 1 Oct 1914 - Shen Sentinal-Post) Misc. J S Maxted died at home 106 E Sheridan Ave Sun
e e at 8 o'clock. In the forenoon about 11 he was stricken
with apoplexy and lingered in an unconscious state till
death completed its work and closed his earthly life. He
had endeavoured to crank his auto standing before his door
but failed and retired to the porch, where Axel Carlson
and Louis Wells, next door neighbors discovered his condi-
tion and carried him into the house. Mrs Maxted was in
Clarinda at the time, caring for a sick sister. A car was
dispatched for her immediately. The children were notified
and before the day closed, all were present except to son
living in Wyo. In this sudden and easy death, Mr Maxted
departed just as he wished and expected. Fore he had sever-
al times expressed the though that he would die suddenly.
The funeral was held at the Meth church Wed at 12:30 and
then the body will be taken to Riverton for interment be-
side his wife and chil. Mr Maxted was born Sept 15, 1842
in Clinton, Oneida county, NY. At an early age of 16 yrs,
he enlisted in the services of the Union as a member of
Co C, 11th NY cavalry and was made dutyy sergeant of his
company, and Oct 22, 1864, he was chosen orderly sergeant
of Co L, same regiment, in shich office he served till the
end of the war. In Nov 1863, he came home on a 6-wk fur-
lough and was married to Miss Emma A Hart of Oneida county,
NY. After the war he settled in Clinton as a harness maker.
In 1876, he came to Riverton, Ia, and there followed his
trade. He lived a while in Hamburg and also in Malvern,
coming to Shen 3 yrs ago, siince which time he has, for the
most part, worked for Chas. Denne. In early life he united
with the Meth church. As the fruit of his first marriage,
there were born 10 children, five of them now dead and five
living. The first wife died at Riverton Sept 10, 1895.
Later he married Miss Emma A Roscoe of Hamburg, who is left
to mourn with the five children, all of whome are here to
the funeral. They are Mrs DuVal from Omaha, Mrs Mumper
from Tabor, Mr Hertle Maxted of Tabor, Grove Maxted of
Randolph, and Newton Maxted from Sheridan, Wyo.
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Page: Oct. 1, 1914
Text: (Oct 1, 1914 - Tabor Beaconn-Thurs) Mr Hertle Maxted and Mrs Ed Mumper were called to Shen
last Sun by the serious illness of their father, Mr James
Maxted, who died at 8 o'clock that evening of apoplexy.
Funeral serv were held Wed at 12:30 in the Meth church
at Shen. Interment was in the Riverton cem. The deceased
was quite well known in Tabor.
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Page: abt 1 Oct 1914
Text: (ABT 1 Oct 1914 - Shen Sentinal-Post) Misc. J S Maxted died at home 106 E Sheridan Ave Sun
e e at 8 o'clock. In the forenoon about 11 he was stricken
with apoplexy and lingered in an unconscious state till
death completed its work and closed his earthly life. He
had endeavoured to crank his auto standing before his door
but failed and retired to the porch, where Axel Carlson
and Louis Wells, next door neighbors discovered his condi-
tion and carried him into the house. Mrs Maxted was in
Clarinda at the time, caring for a sick sister. A car was
dispatched for her immediately. The children were notified
and before the day closed, all were present except to son
living in Wyo. In this sudden and easy death, Mr Maxted
departed just as he wished and expected. Fore he had sever-
al times expressed the though that he would die suddenly.
The funeral was held at the Meth church Wed at 12:30 and
then the body will be taken to Riverton for interment be-
side his wife and chil. Mr Maxted was born Sept 15, 1842
in Clinton, Oneida county, NY. At an early age of 16 yrs,
he enlisted in the services of the Union as a member of
Co C, 11th NY cavalry and was made dutyy sergeant of his
company, and Oct 22, 1864, he was chosen orderly sergeant
of Co L, same regiment, in shich office he served till the
end of the war. In Nov 1863, he came home on a 6-wk fur-
lough and was married to Miss Emma A Hart of Oneida county,
NY. After the war he settled in Clinton as a harness maker.
In 1876, he came to Riverton, Ia, and there followed his
trade. He lived a while in Hamburg and also in Malvern,
coming to Shen 3 yrs ago, siince which time he has, for the
most part, worked for Chas. Denne. In early life he united
with the Meth church. As the fruit of his first marriage,
there were born 10 children, five of them now dead and five
living. The first wife died at Riverton Sept 10, 1895.
Later he married Miss Emma A Roscoe of Hamburg, who is left
to mourn with the five children, all of whome are here to
the funeral. They are Mrs DuVal from Omaha, Mrs Mumper
from Tabor, Mr Hertle Maxted of Tabor, Grove Maxted of
Randolph, and Newton Maxted from Sheridan, Wyo.
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