Born 4/26/1828
Died 1/7/1911
Washington Co. KY at the home of Joseph Warner
Born 1835
Died 1903
and Ann Lawrence
Daniel Debo, Mary J. (Mrs. ? Suratt), Spencer Ray, James A., & Winnie (Mrs. Charles Mills)
1/13/1911
Paul Hourigan, aged 82 years, died at his home near Riley, in the eastern part of the county, Saturday evening, of cancer. He was buried Monday morning at Haysville cemetery. The services will be conducted by Rev. Robert Purdom. He is survived by 7 children, 4 sons and 3 daughters, all married. The sons are Joe, Debo, Ray and James, and the names of the daughters are, Mrs. Joseph Funk, of Washington Co., Mrs. John Edwards, of Wilmore, and Mrs. Charles Mills, of the county. His wife is preceded him to the grave several years ago. He is also survived by two brothers and one sister, namely, James Hourigan, of Mercer Co., and Appollus Hourigan and Mrs. Hardin Pipes, of this county. Mr. Hourigan was one of the pioneer citizens of this county. Commencing life a poor boy, he cultivated habits of thrift and industry and soon accumulated a considerable estate. Honest in his dealings and correct in his business habits, he was consulted by his associates, and his good judgment was highly respected by those who knew him. The Enterprise joins with his many friends in expressing sorrow at his death and in extending to the family sympathy in their great bereavement.
Commonwealth of KY, State Board of Health
Bureau of Vital Statistics, Certificate of Death
Year 1911 Volume 006 Certificate Number 02023
Paul Hourigan, male, white, widower, retired farmer
born 4/26/1828, aged 82 years, 7 months, 19 days
Born Marion County, KY
Father: David Hourigan, born Marion County, KY
Motehr: Ann Lawrence, born Marion County, KY
Informant: Joe D. Hourigan, Penick, KY
Died 1/7/1911 from Cancer of the Mouth.
Duration of illness was 6 months.
Physician: T. F. Cleaver, Lebanon, KY
Burial: Haysville Cemetery on January 9, 1911
Undertaker: C. U. Bosley, Lebanon, KY
