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Journal and Courier
Lafayette, IN
Monday, January 12, 1920


                   JACOB ECKHART, a pioneer of eastern Tippecanoe
                 county, died Friday at the home of his daughter,
                 Mrs. GEORGE BUSH, in Frankfort, of uremic poison-
                 ing. Mr. ECKHART was 78 years old and had resided
                 in the eastern part of Tippecanoe county and Mul-
                 berry since 1844. He was a member of the Lutheran
                 church and was a good citizen. Three children sur-
                 vive, FRANK E. ECKHART, of Harrisville, West Va.;
                 Mrs. GEORGE BUSH, of Frankfort, and HARRY C. ECK-
                 HART, of Billings, Mont. He is also survived by
                 one sister, Mrs. MARIA KRAUSS, of Mulberry.
                 
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