THE STANDARD & TIMES, Thursday, June 30th, 1887
Mrs. M.D.L. Kimberlin died in Plum Grove township, Butler county Kansas, May 28, of complicated disease of the lungs, aged 60 years. She was the daughter of James Hourigan of this county and resided for many years in Washington county. She and her family removed to Kansas in 1871. She left a husband and eight children.
LEBANON ENTERPRISE, March 9, 1888
Mr. R. R. Hourigan and sister, Mary were visiting near Forkland last week.
LEBANON ENTERPRISE, March 9, 1888
PENICKS - Miss Annie Irvine will begin her school at Hourigan's Academy March 19.
WASHINGTON COUNTY LEADER, Thursday, April 5, 1888
Deaths - On Sunday, March 18, 1888, at his home in Plumb Grove, Kansas, M.D.L. Kimberlin of pneumonia, in the 64th year of his age. Mr. Kimberlin was for many years a resident of this county. His wife died about a year ago. (Winfred Hourigan)
DIED - HOWARD CO. MISSOURI on Jan 24, 1891
FAYETTE ADVERTISER--Mr. David Isaacs, one of the oldest citizens of Howard county, died on Saturday last, aged about 95 years. Mr. Isaacs came to Howard county from Kentucky in 1819 and located on the farm on which he lived until his death. He was an industrious and useful citizen, and was beloved by a large circle of friends.
Note: This is the David Isaacs who married Grace Hourigan, the daughter of Patrick and Winna (Arnold) Hourigan. They married on May 5, 1818 in Washington Co. KY. Grace died by 3/25/1826 when David remarried to Dicey Lawless in Howard Co. MO.
CHILLOCOTHE CONSTITUTION (CHILLOCOTHE MISSOURI) 1/27/1891
David Isaacs, one of the oldest and wealtiest pioneer citizens of Howard County, died last week, aged niney-five years. He was one of the party of fourteen who emigrated from Kentucky in 1819 to the then wilds of Missouri and erected Head's Fort, near Rocheport.
MARION FALCON - 6/12/1908
WILL GO WEST - Mr. John M. Hocker has sold his farm to Mr. Ray Hourigan, and has advertised a sale of his personality. As soon after the sale as he can wind up his business, Mr. Hocker will move with his family to California. He was in California a few years ago but yielded to that longing for his native heath and returned to Kentucky. His many friends will regret to lose him and his family as citizens of Marion County, but as he will go, they trust that fortune may smile upon him in the Golden West.
MARION FALCON 10/2/1908
Mr. J. Herman Davis of Harrrodsburg on Wednesday afternoon filed suit against Mr. Apollus Hourigan of this county for $10,000. Mr. Davis married Mr. Hourigan's youngest daughter, Miss Dixie in February, 1906 and a suit for divorce instituted by her is now pending in the circuit court the grounds on which she relies is abandonment and failure to support. Mr. Davis claims that Mr. Hourigan alienated his wife's affections, etc. and sues for the above amount. Mr. Hourigan has not filed his answer which we are informed will be a complete denial of the charge made by Mr. Davis.
LEBANON ENTERPRISE 1/27/1911
Mrs. Nancy Hourigan celebrated her 85th birthday on the 15 inst. There was present a very large crowd of children, grandchildren and great-great grandchildren besides lots of other relatives.
LEBANON ENTERPRISE 5/19/1911
RILEY---Mr. Fred Hourigan purchased the Price Hundley house and lot for $180.
LEBANON ENTERPRISE 5/19/1911
RILEY---Mrs. Mattie Bonta of Mercer County and Mrs. Lottie Morton of St. Louis, Missouri are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hourigan, at this place.
