Born 10/19/1898
Died 5/14/1953
Born 9/13/1919
Died 10/1/1920
Dudley Werner Hourigan, Sr.
& Gladys Crowe
Joseph D. & Carrie (Rollins) Hourigan
STROKES PROVES FATAL TO
DUDLEY HOURIGAN
A stroke suffered about 8 o'clock last Thursday morning at his home on Chandler Street proved fatal to Dudley W. Hourigan, 54. He died at 8:30 that night at Mary Immaculate Hospital, where he was taken shortly after being stricken. Mr. Hourigan, who was a farmer and also an enployee of the Lebanon Manufacturing Company, had lived here all his life. For several years he was employed at the George T. Stagg Distillery here. He was born in this county October 19, 1898, a son of Joseph D. and Carrie Rollins Hourigan, both deceased. Two brothers, Hubert and Foster Hourigan of Lebanon, and one sister, Mrs. John Hagan of Louisville, survive. Funeral services, conducted by the Rev. William Wolford, pastor of the Christian Church, were held at 2:30 Saturday afternoon at the Bosley Funeral Home. Burial was in Haysville Cemetery. Pallbearers were J. Walter Smith, Sr., Robert H. Harmon, J. W. Clark, Edgar Isaacs, John Keith, and R. L. Farris.
State Board of Health
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Certificate of Death
Year 1920 Volume 051 Certificate 28365
Junior Hourigan
male, white, single,
born September 13, 1919 in Kentucky
Occupation: Infant
Father: Dudley W. Hourigan, born KY
Mother: Gladys Crowe, born KY
Informant: Dudley W. Hourigan, Lebanon, KY
He died on October 1st, 1920 at 6 pm
He was ill only 1 day.
Physician: T. F. Cleaver, Lebanon, KY
Burial: Haysville Cemetery on 10/2/1920
Undertaker: Bosley & Smith
