• The Cox house

    The Cox house

  • Wolford House

    The Wolford Cottage

  • Glen Forest Cemetery

    Glen Forest Cemetery-A window to our past.

This is Isaac Loe’s obituary as published in thIsaac Loee Xenia Daily Gazette on October 12, 1904.

DEATH OF ISAAC LOE, OF YELLOW SPRINGS

Good Citizen, Faithful Officer and Old Soldier Gone to His Rest–Was Ill Only Four or Five Days.

Mr. Isaac Loe, for ten or twelve years the marshal of Yellow Springs, died Wednesday evening at his home on Walnut street in that village, after an illness of some four or five days, with something like paralysis. [Continue Reading...]

Continuing to pay tribute to some John M. Garrisonof the Civil War soldiers whose final resting place is in Glen Forest Cemetery.

This is the obituary for John M. Garrison that was published in an unknown newspaper on March 29, 1912.

John M. Garrison

Another friend has passed from our sight away in the person of John M. Garrison whose death from pneumonia occurred at his late residence on Whiteman street on Thursday night, March 21. [Continue Reading...]

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