Edwin L. Barlow, aged 78, for many years a resident of Goshen, died Wednesday night at 10:45 at his
  home 508 South Sixth Street, after an illness of six days.   Death was caused by lobar pneumonia, super- 
  induced by chronic bronchitus.  His death came very quietly.

  Edwin Luther Barlow was born near Albion, N. Y., May 20, 1836 and died Jan. 13, 1915.  His father
  was a physician, but he lost both parents early in childhood.    He came to  Indiana in 1858, and  took up
  his residence in Leesburg, where he was married to Catherine Hattel in 1866.  Mr.   Barlow came from a
  military family.   His great grandfather  served in the  Revolutionary War,  his grandfather  in the War of
  1812,  and his father  in the Mexican War,  while he  himself attained the  rank of  lieutenant in the Civil
  War, where he served for four years, most of the time in the 74th Indiana regiment.

  Mr.  Barlow was a  past chancellor in the  Knights of  Pithias,  and a member of  the  Grand  Army of the
  Republic.   During his active life in the uniform rank of the Knights of Pithias he served as captain of the
  local company and was adjutant of the regiment.

  He has been a faithful member of the  First  Methodist church  for many  years.   He was a  man of  alert
  intellect, which remained clear to the last.

  He was a constant reader and was remarkably well informed in  many lines, and was devoted to his family
  and his simple duties.   His home is filled with handsome  pieces of his handiwork, made during the many
  years of his employmnent at the Lewis-Neville Co.    Mr. Barlow's gentle manners won him many friends
  and he will be much missed.

  The wife of the deceased died in 1901, and one son also died in infancy.

  His only near remaining  relatives are  two daughters,  Mrs. Helen B. England & Miss Luella Barlow,
  and one brother residing in Petersburg, Michigan.

  The funeral will be held Saturday.  Further arrangements will be announced later.

  Robinson, Illinois, April 25 --  Miss Lula Barlow,
  residing on  West Main street,  died this morning 
  at  2:30  o'clock.    She  underwent  an  operation
  Thursday and was thought to be improving.

  ROBINSON,  Illinois,  Sept.  29   --    Relatives
  and friends here have  received  word of the death
  of  Lucian Herbert Barlow of Lindsay Okla.   Mr.
  Barlow  was a native of  this county and  a son  of
  Henry M. Barlow said to have been the first white
  child born in this  county.    He  studied  law  here
  and was admitted to the bar  and  after  practicing
  his profession for a  while in this city,  he  went  to
  Oklahoma. 
  He is survived by his wife,  one sister,  Mrs.  Mary
  Linear,   of   Lindsay,  Okla.,  and  four  children,
  Edgar  Barlow  and  Mrs.  Cora  Beabout, of  this
  vicinity,  and Edwin and Ruth  Barlow of  Bartles-
  ville, Okla.

  Mrs.  Nora  Barlow,  28  years  old,  Indianapolis,
  died in the  Indianapolis hospital  early  Thursday
  morning.  She is survived by the husband, Walter
  Barlow, two brothers  and four sisters.   The body
  will be brought  to  Terre  Haute  Friday morning
  &  will be taken to  the home of one of the sisters,
  Bertha A. Mast, 704 South First street.

  GARY, Funeral services for Dr. Roscoe Leeland
  Barlow,  47,  an associate of Dr. A.A. Watts, who
  died yesterday in his home,  627 W. 45th avenue
  were scheduled for 2 o'clock this afternoon in the
  Geisen funeral home.    The body will be taken to 
  Litchfield, Ill., where  services will be  held tomor-
  row at 2:30 p.m. in the Christian church.   Burial
  will be in Elmwood cemetery, Litchfield.

  Dr. Barlow  served  a year overseas in  the World
  war as a  medical officer.    He practiced medicine
  in Hindsboro, Ill.,   before coming to Gary to join
  the Watts clinic staff.

  CASEY, ILL., Aug 27 -- Special--
  Mrs. Daisy Barlow, 65,  210 East Monroe street,
  Casey, died Saturday morning at Union Hospital 
  in Terre Haute. 
  Surviving are the husband, James, one son, Allen
  of Casey; one daughter,  Mrs. Rosemary Thomp- 
  son, Champaign, Ill., and  three  brother, Clayton
  Hunter, Linton;  Elmer  Hunter, Chadron, Neb.,
  and Orval Hunter,  Washington, Ind.   The body
  is at the  Markwell  Funeral Home  where friends
  may call.     Funeral   services  will  be  held  at  2
  o'clock   Monday  afternoon  at  the  Casey  First 
  Baptist  Church  with  the Rev.  Greer  officiating.
  Burial will be in Casey cemetery.

  Mildred M. Padgett,  73,  first executive  secretary of  Henry County  Mental  Health  Association,  died
  Sunday,  May 15, 1988 in  Highland  Hills  Healthcare  Center,  Athens, Ga.,  after  a  long  illness.    A
  resident of New Castle for most of her life, she had resided in Athens for the past 2 1/2 years.

  Born June 20, 1914 in Somerset, Lincon Co., Ky., she was a daughter of Peter Louis and Leona Abbott
  Barlow.

  Survivors  are  two daughters,  Mrs.  Karl (Karen) Ohlsson of  Marietta, Ga.,  and  Mrs.  Harold  (Janice)
  Snyder (1951-1991) of Athens, Ga.; two brothers, Robert Barlow of  New Lisbon and  Jasper Barlow of
  New Castle;  three  sisters,  Mary  Humphress  of  Louisville, Ky.,  Nancy Manifold of  New  Lisbon and
  Bertha Stringer of Lewisville; 10 grandchildren; three  great-grandchildren; and  several nieces, nephews
  and cousins.

  She was preceded in death by her husband, James Emanuel Padgett (1913-1985), &  a daughter,  Nancy
  Padgett Fowler (1949-1982).

  Services will be 10:30 AM  Saturday , May 21, 1988,  in South Memorial  Drive Church of God,  where
  she was a member.  The Rev. Larry Buford will officiate.   Burial will be in South Mound Cemetery, New 
  Castle.   Friends may call at Macer-Hall-Pasco Funeral Home.

  Memorial  contributions may  be  directed to Chapelwood  United Methodist  Church, 100 Janice Drive,
  Athens, Ga. , 30606, or South Memorial Drive Church of God, New Castle.

  William K. Barlow, 68, formerly of North Vernon, Indiana, died Sunday in Edgewood.

  His wife, Jane, survives.

  Funeral, 11 a.m. Wednesday,  Diekhoff-Vance  Funeral  Home in  North Vernon, with  burial to follow.
  Visitation  from  4 to 7 p.m.  Tuesday.   Linnemann  Funeral  Home in  Erlanger  is in  charge of  local
  arrangements.
                                      also.........
  August 20, 1990
  The Courier-Journal Louisville, Kentucky
  Page: 04B
  NORTH VERNON

  William K. Barlow, 68, formerly of North Vernon, Indiana, died Sunday in Edgewood.

  He was the vice president of marketing research for A. C. Neilsen Co.,  in  North Brook,  Ill.,  an  Army
  veteran of World War II and a former  basketball player for the University of Kentucky basketball team.

  Survivors include his wife,  the  former  Jane Carothers; his mother, Ruby Barlow;  two sisters, Juanita
  Tokunitue  of Pompano Beach, Florida, and Mary Jo Gray.

  Funeral:   11 a.m. Wednesday, Diekoff-Vance Funeral Home, with burial to follow. Visitation from 4 to
  7 p.m. Tuesday.

  Linnemann Funeral Home in Erlanger, Kentucky, is in charge of local arrangements.

  Juanita Barlow Tokumitsu, 72,  formerly of  North Vernon, died May 9 in Pompano Beach, Florida.

  She was a native of Sparksville.

  Survivors: her mother, Ruby Barlow; and a sister, Mary Jo Gray.

  Graveside service:   11 a.m.  Friday,  Vernon Cemetery.   Diekhoff, Vance &  Fisher  Funeral  Home is
  handling arrangements.

  Dale L. Barlow, 74, died Wednesday at St. Vincent Hospital in Indianapolis.

  He  was  a  retired  equipment supervisor  for the  Baltimore &  Ohio  Railroad  and a member of  Huron
  Church of God.

  Survivors:  his wife, the  former Reba Ray; two daughters,  Priscilla Marsh of  Bedford and  Shirley Mali-
  coat; a stepson,  Edward  Ray of Bedford;  two  sisters,  Imogene  Powell of Orleans and  Joann Walther;
  three grandchildren; and five great grandchildren.

  Funeral: 10 a.m. Saturday, Chastain Funeral Home.   Burial: Clark Cemetery.
  Visitation: 2-9 p.m. Friday and after 8:30 a.m. Saturday.

  Elmer B. "Stoney" Stone, 61, died Wednesday at Metro North Nursing Home in Evansville, Indiana.

  He was a native of Leitchfield and a former self employed construction worker.

  Survivors:  four  daughters, Rita  Stone  of  Washington,  Delaware,  Bonnie  Burden of  Elizabethtown, 
  Linda Kiper of Beaver Dam and Darlene Wease; three sons, Wayne Stone of Leitchfield and Terry and
  Larry Barlow; five brothers, Merle J. Stone of Springfield, Ill., Bobbie Stone of Falls of Rough(sic) and
  Lonnie,  Ervin and  Floyd  Stone,  all  of  Leitchfield;  a sister,  Betty  L.  Miller of  Leitchfield;  and  12
  grandchildren.

  Funeral: noon Monday, Ratterman's - Portland, 2114 W. Market St.
  Burial: River Valley Cemetery. Visitation after 10 a.m. Monday.

  See also Catlett Obituary

  Oneva Barlow, 83, formerly of Hart County,  died Tuesday in  Indianapolis. Funeral, 1 p.m. Saturday,
  Hawkins-Brooks Funeral Home. Visitation after 10 a.m. Saturday.

  James Edward "Jack" Catlett, 60, Portland, died Monday at Jewish Hospital.   He was a native of Spencer
  County and a self employed concrete worker.

  Survivors:  his  wife,  the  former Shirley Oller Barlow;  four  daughters,  Margaret  Catlett  and  Angie
  Peake, both  of  Michigan,  Pinke  Kessinger  and Diane Barlow;  three  stepdaughters,  Linda  Kiper of 
  Beaver Dam,  Tina  Spray and Darlene Wease; four sons,  Johnny and  Scott Catlett,  both of  Michigan,
  James H.  and  Howard E. Catlett; three stepsons, Bill Barlow of Indianapolis, Terry & Larry Barlow;
  a sister, Frances Gribbons; a brother, David Catlett; 24 grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.

  Funeral: 11 a.m. Thursday, Schoppenhorst & Underwood Funeral Home, 19th and Market Streets.
  Burial: St. Stephens Cemetery.

  Roy Lee Barlow November 8, 1905 - December 6, 1998

  Roy Lee Barlow, 93, Shelbyville, died Sunday at Major Hospital.

  Born November 8, 1905, at Horse Cave, Kentucky, he was the son of Will & Elizabeth "Richardson" 
  Barlow.

  He married Mary "Sebastian" Barlow in June 1975,  and she survives.   Mr. Barlow  worked at Spiegel 
  Corporation, Shelbyville, and was a maintenance laborer for the city of Shelbyville before retiring.

  Mr.  Barlow was a U.S. Army veteran of World War II.

  He was a member of the Second Baptist Church.

  Other survivors include a  stepdaughter,  Mrs.  William "Cevellia" Wilder,  Detroit;  a stepson,  Lucien R.
  Taliaferro, Detroit; 14 stepgrandchildren and several step great-grandchildren.

  He was preceded in death by two stepsons.

  Friends may call from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday at Murphy-Parks Funeral Service.

  Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Friday at the funeral home, w/ the Reverend Jasper Jackson officiating.

  Burial will be  in  Forest Hill  Cemetery,  with  military  graveside  services  conducted  by  local  veterans
  organizations.