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Additional NICHOLS Surnames in HATCH Cemetery
NICHOLS, ElizabethNICHOLS, Elizabeth (Photo)NICHOLS, AbijahNICHOLS, Infant DaughterNICHOLS, James ANICHOLS, EarlNICHOLS, Joseph "Everett"NICHOLS, Pluma EdithNICHOLS, "Everett" and Pluma Nichols Family (Photo)TURNER NICHOLS, Pluma EdithNICHOLS, James MonrowNICHOLS, James Monrow (Close Up)NICHOLS, James Monrow (Photo)NICHOLS, Margaret Melvina "Maggie"NICHOLS, Margaret Melvina "Maggie" (Photo)NICHOLS, OraNICHOLS, Orland James "Buck"NICHOLS, Orland James "Buck"NICHOLS, William "Henry"NICHOLS, Nancy Elvira "Ella"NICHOLS, William "Henry" (Close Up)NICHOLS, Nancy Elvira "Ella" (Close Up)NICHOLS, William "Henry" and Nancy Elvira "Ella" (Photo) Additional NICHOLS Surnames in BOURBON County
NICHOLS, Thomas Sylvestor (Veteran SAW)NICHOLS, David "Archie" (Veteran WWII)NICHOLS, Clarence ENICHOLS, Clarence E (VETERAN WWII, POW)NICHOLS, Roy LesterNICHOLS, Mabel EvelynNICHOLS, Roy and Mabel (Photo)NICHOLS, Roy Lester (Close Up)NICHOLS, Mabel Evelyn (Close Up)NICHOLS, Infant Son
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Submitted: 3/13/14 • Approved: 3/13/14 • Last Updated: 3/11/18 • R29316-G29316-S3
September 8, 1875 - September 2, 1957
As young children "Everett" and his half sister, Effie Henton, accompanied a wagon train to California with their parents, James M. and "Maggie" (Ralston) Henton Nichols. "Everett" and Effie walked all the way beside the wagon.
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Fort Scott Tribune, September 1957
Funeral services for Joseph Everett Nichols, 81, a well known retired farmer of south of Bronson, who died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Henry (Dorothy) Griffith, Topeka, on Sept. 2, services were held Sept. 4 at the South Fairview Methodist Church, of which he was a member. The Rev. Clarence Baker officiated. Burial was in Hatch cemetery.
The deceased, son of James and Margaret M. Ralston, Nichols, was born Sept. 8, 1875, near Uniontown. He was married Feb. 16, 1898, to Pluma Edith Turner in the Old Rockford Valley Presbyterian Church near Uniontown. With the exception of a few years spent in California, they made their home five miles south of Bronson. After Mrs. Nichols' death, Aug. 1, 1945, Mr. Nichols and his son Orland made their home together until sickness made it necessary for the deceased to live with his daughter, Mrs. Griffith, a registered nurse.
In addition to to Mrs. Griffith he is survived by four other children; Mrs. Earl (Viola) Baker, Garden City, Kansas; Mrs. Berniece Gibbs, Springfield, Illinois; Roy Nichols and Orland Nichols of rural Bronson. There are also nine grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
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Evelyn Jones Nichols
Great Granddaughter
Contributed on 3/13/14 by evychristensen
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