Sarah Ellen Beaty and Charles Victor Sexton
CHARLES VICTOR SEXTON was born in April, 1861 in Illinois, and died May 23, 1936 in Broderick, Yolo, California.3893, 11678 He is buried in Woodland Cemetery, Yolo County, California.456
He married SARAH ELLEN BEATY in 1898 in Kansas,4679 daughter of LYDIA ANN LIPPY and REV. ROBERT BURNS BEATY. She was born July 22, 1859,498 and died October 4, 1907 in Falun, Saline, Kansas.4678 She is buried in Gypsum Hill Cemetery, Salina, Saline, Kansas.4678, 456
Personal Information
- Sarah Ellen Beaty was a member of the Methodist Church. 4679
Newspaper Articles
Salina Evening Journal, October 21, 19074686
Dr. Sexton is breaking up housekeeping on account of the dath of his wife. He has sold his furniture to Mr. R. B. Beaty, who shipped it to Salina today.
Salina Evening Journal, October 29, 19074687
Dr. C. V. Sexton received this week from a life insurance company $1,000 the full amount of the policy carried by his late wife.
Salina Evening Journal, June 5, 19084688
Dr. C. V. Sexton left Sunday for Chicago to attend the reunion of his old Medical class.
Salina Evening Journal, November 30, 19084685
Dr. C. V. Sexton took final leave of Falun on Wednesday. He had not fully decided upon a place of location before leaving.
Salina Evening Journal, March 9, 19124689
Dr. C. V. Sexton, who formerly conducted the drug store, is now located in Orando Washington on a fruit farm. He sends greetings to old Falun friends.
Obituaries
Salina Evening Journal, October 4, 19074678
DIED THURSDAY.
Daughter of R. E. Beaty of Salina Brought to Salina for Burial.
Mrs. C. V. Sexton, wife of Dr. C. V. Sexton of Falun and daughter of R. E. Beaty, carrier on a rural route of Salina, died this morning at her home in Falun. Mrs. Sexton was 49 years old, and besides her husband, leaves an adopted child. The funeral will be held at the First Methodist church of Salina next SUnday at 2 o'clock. Rev. Woods will officiate. Interment will be made in Gypsum Hill cemetery.
Mes. Sexton had recently returned from Kansas City where she had been treated for cancer of the stomach.
Salina Evening Journal, October 5, 19074679
ABOUT MRS. SEXTON.
Obituary of Wife of Dr. Sexton Who Died at Falun.
This morning at 6 o'clock Mrs. C. V. Sexton died after a long illness extending over a period of four months during which time she had been a patient sufferer.
Mrs. Sexton was born at Warren, Indiana Aug 3, 1866, and lived at different places over that state. She to Kansas in 1887 with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Beaty. Her father was at that time a Methodist minister and held several charges at different places over the state. In 1898 she was united in marriage to Dr. Sexton at Hollywood, Kan. They moved to Falun January 1904 at which place they have since made their home. She leaves a father, husband and adopted son, Charles, and a brother at Warren, Indiana, besides several other relatives, and a host of friends.
Mrs. Sexton was a member of the Methodist church and was a woman who practiced her religion in every day life. She was always ready to help when it was needed. She will be sadly missed by all.
Sacramento Bee, May 25, 193611678
Man Is Found Dead In His Cabin At Broderick
BRODERICK (Yolo Co.), May 25.—Efforts are being made her to locate relatives of Charles V. Sexton, 75, who was found dead in his cabin here late Saturday afternoon. Coroner W. C. McNary believes Sexton was a victim of a heart attack. The body was found by a neighbor.
Sexton at one time worked for the Washington Drug Company. He is believed to have a daughter, residing in Oregon. Sexton was a native of Illinois.
Woodland Daily Democrat, May 27, 193611679
Funeral Rites Held For Charles Sexton
Masonic funeral services for Charles Victor Sexton, 75-year-old Yolo county druggist who was found dead in his Broderick cabin Saturday night, were held Wednesday morning at the McNary Funeral Home with Rev. J. J. Evans of the First Christian church officiating.
Two sisters, Mrs. Mary D. Williams of Glide, Oregon, and Mrs. Jessie Jordan of Myrtle Creek, Oregon, have been located.
Burial was in the Woodland cemetery.
Census Records
| Date | Location | Enumerated Names |
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| July 3, 1860495 | Pleasant Township, Johnson, Indiana |
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| July 9, 1870494 | Liberty Township, Howard, Indiana |
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| June 4, 1880493 | J.Q. Adams Twp, Warren, Indiana | |
| June 13, 19004680 | Eureka, Rice, Kansas |
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