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John Honeyman

Birth	:	21 Nov 1842 Scotland
Death	:	29 Dec 1897 Malvern, Mills County, Iowa, USA
Burial	:	St Peter Churchyard, Needham, South Norfolk District, England
Coordinate	:	52.3896320, 1.2773700
Plot	:	Original Section #77
Description	:	Arthur Honeyman met with a painful accident last week. He was getting hay from the mow at a barn at the Elmer Bass farm when the hook he was using slipped, letting Mr. Honeyman fall across the manger below, tearing one rib loose and braking sever more. He was alone for sometime, when Harry Rhoads found him and took him home. Malvern Leader, March 18, 1918, page 6 Well Known Farmer of Emerson Passes Away in Red Oak Hospital Sunday Afternoon Emerson, March 23, This community was greatly shocked last Sunday afternoon to learn of the death of Arthur Honeyman,... Read More	Arthur Honeyman met with a painful accident last week. He was getting hay from the mow at a barn at the Elmer Bass farm when the hook he was using slipped, letting Mr. Honeyman fall across the manger below, tearing one rib loose and braking sever more. He was alone for sometime, when Harry Rhoads found him and took him home. Malvern Leader, March 18, 1918, page 6 Well Known Farmer of Emerson Passes Away in Red Oak Hospital Sunday Afternoon Emerson, March 23, This community was greatly shocked last Sunday afternoon to learn of the death of Arthur Honeyman, who passed away very suddenly at the hospital in Red Oak. But a few hours previous he had been reported to be getting along nicely. The barber was in to shave him and he spoke of feeling much better and talked of going home. Shortly after he was taken suddenly worse, supposedly a clot on his circulation and in a short time had passed away. Our reader may remember Mr. Honeyman was injured on March 9 at the Bass farm northeast of town where he was getting a load of hay. He fell from the haymow across the manger, breaking several ribs near the spine. Last Thursday he was taken to the hospital as it was feared he was taking pneumonia. Later this developed into pleurisy from which he seemed to be recovering nicely when the sudden summons came. The funeral was held at the Presbyterian Church Tuesday afternoon, March 23, at 2:30 p.m. conducted by Rev. F. A. Heizer, pastor of this church assisted by Rev. H. S. Mitchell, pastor of the M. E. Church, and Rev. R. V. Felt, pastor of the M. E. Church in Silver City. Arthur B. Honeyman, third son of John and Ella Honeyman, was born on the home farm one mile west of Emerson, Iowa, August 11, 1881 and died at the hospital in Red Oak on March 21, 1926, aged 46 years, 7 months, 15 days. He was converted at the early age of 15 during the Billy Sunday meetings held in Emerson and united with the Presbyterian Church, living a consistent Christian life. He was a graduate of the Emerson High School class of 1897. On January 7, 1903 he was united in marriage to Miss Edith Catherine Jones. To this union were born four daughters. He chose farming as his occupation; industry and honesty as his motto; and his many friends are willing to say how well he lived up to it. He was a cheery disposition, making the world better for his having lived in it. He leaves to mourn his early death his wife, four daughters, Blythe, Mrs. Lois Snodgrass, Ethel and May, his mother, five brothers, John, Stewart, Robert, and Warren of Emerson, and James of Villisca, one sister, Mrs Ella Pease of Shenandoah and a host of friends. We fee, "Another Friends Gone." in a whisper we say. And the list seems so long and today they will lay. The green turf above him and whisper farewell, And someone will be left in the shadow to tell. The traits that endeared him, the things that were best, In the heart that beat there in his motionless breast. While the night comes, the dream gods, the morrow creeps on, And our lips breath again, "There's another friend gone." Malvern Leader, Malvern, Iowa, March 25, 1926, Thursday, page 9

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Where is John Honeyman's memorial?
John Honeyman's memorial is located at: St Peter Churchyard, Needham, South Norfolk District, England.
When did John Honeyman death?
John Honeyman death on 29 Dec 1897 in Malvern, Mills County, Iowa, USA
Where are the coordinates of the John Honeyman's memorial?
Latitude: 52.3896320
Longitude: 1.2773700

Family Members:

Spouse

Ella Viola Cheney Honeyman

(1858 - 1934)

Children

John Honeyman

(1876 - 1954)

Milton Cheney Honeyman

(1879 - 1924)

Arthur Blythe Honeyman

(1881 - 1926)

Alexander Stuart Honeyman

(1882 - 1954)

James Shepherd Honeyman Sr.

(1884 - 1955)

Robert R. Honeyman

(1886 - 1956)

Warren L. Honeyman

(1897 - 1968)

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