Family Group Sheet
NameIsaac W. Rose
Birth4 May 1847, Morgan Co., Kentucky
Death16 Apr 1917, West Liberty, Morgan Co., Kentucky
BurialSalyer Cemetery, West Liberty, Morgan Co., Kentucky
FatherWilliam Bowen Rose (1814-1878)
MotherNancy Williams (1822-1889)
Marriage18 Jan 1871, Morgan Co., Kentucky
SpouseDerinda Pieratt, 2C5R
Birth31 May 1847, Morgan Co., Kentucky
Death27 Mar 1886, Hazel Green, Wolfe Co., Kentucky
BurialPieratt Cemetery, Ezel, Morgan Co., Kentucky
FatherThomas Pieratt (1820-1876)
MotherElizabeth Cox (1821-1904)
Children
1 MJames Raleigh “Rollie” Rose, 3C4R
Birth25 Jun 1873, Stillwater, Wolfe Co., Kentucky
Death12 Mar 1932, Logan Co., West Virginia
2 FElizabeth “Bettie” Florence Rose, 3C4R
Birth3 May 1875, Stillwater, Wolfe Co., Kentucky
Death4 Oct 1927, Middletown, Butler Co., Ohio
SpouseDaniel Francis Fugett
3 MJohn Morgan Rose, 3C4R
Birth3 Jul 1877, Wolfe Co., Kentucky
Death4 Jul 1937, Grayson, Carter Co., Kentucky
SpouseMary “Mollie” Womack
4 FOllie P. Rose, 3C4R
BirthJan 1879, Stillwater, Wolfe Co., Kentucky
Death20 Oct 1920, Rochester, Olmsted Co., Minnesota
SpouseElza Porter Haney
5 MHenry Clay Rose, 3C4R
Birth12 Oct 1882, Kentucky
Death29 Apr 1940, West Liberty, Morgan Co., Kentucky
SpouseNell M. Franklin
Notes for Isaac W. Rose
His obituary in the Licking Valley Courier of 19 April 1917 reported:
“Isaac W. Rose, prominent attorney, died suddenly at his home on Wells Hill just west of town, at 10:30am Monday, Apr 16, 1917.
Mr. Rose had been over to town earlier in the forenoon and was apparently in as good health as usual. A number of local people saw and talked to him and he seemed unusually cheerful. He went home about the middle of the forenoon with the announced intention of going fishing. When found on his rear porch his fishing tackle was lying about him.
Mr. Rose came to West Liberty form Maytown more than twenty years ago. He was a prominent local attorney and was twice elected as County Attorney for this county. Few men in the county were better known or better liked that I. W. Rose. The cause of his death is supposed to have been either paralysis or heart failure super induced by paralysis, he having previously suffered two paralytic strokes.
Mr. Rose had been twice married. His first wife was a Miss Pieratt, and his second wife was Miss Annie Wells, daughter of the late E. B. Wells, of near town.
He is survived by his widow; four sons, John M., of Grayson, J. R., of Loveland, Henry C. and Coiler, of West Liberty; two daughters, Mrs. D. F. Fugett and Mrs. E. P. Haney, of Middletown, O.; two brothers, John M., of Winchester, and Silas, of Stillwater; four sisters, Mrs. Geo. Buchanan and Mrs. John W. Barker, of Stillwater, Mrs. Milburn Linkous, of Sulfur, Okla., and Mrs. Wm. Elkins, of Beef Creek, Okla.
Funeral Services were conducted by Rev. L. A. Fryman at the residence at 4 o'clock pm Tuesday, after which the remains were laid to rest near the house on a point overlooking the river.”
“Isaac W. Rose, prominent attorney, died suddenly at his home on Wells Hill just west of town, at 10:30am Monday, Apr 16, 1917.
Mr. Rose had been over to town earlier in the forenoon and was apparently in as good health as usual. A number of local people saw and talked to him and he seemed unusually cheerful. He went home about the middle of the forenoon with the announced intention of going fishing. When found on his rear porch his fishing tackle was lying about him.
Mr. Rose came to West Liberty form Maytown more than twenty years ago. He was a prominent local attorney and was twice elected as County Attorney for this county. Few men in the county were better known or better liked that I. W. Rose. The cause of his death is supposed to have been either paralysis or heart failure super induced by paralysis, he having previously suffered two paralytic strokes.
Mr. Rose had been twice married. His first wife was a Miss Pieratt, and his second wife was Miss Annie Wells, daughter of the late E. B. Wells, of near town.
He is survived by his widow; four sons, John M., of Grayson, J. R., of Loveland, Henry C. and Coiler, of West Liberty; two daughters, Mrs. D. F. Fugett and Mrs. E. P. Haney, of Middletown, O.; two brothers, John M., of Winchester, and Silas, of Stillwater; four sisters, Mrs. Geo. Buchanan and Mrs. John W. Barker, of Stillwater, Mrs. Milburn Linkous, of Sulfur, Okla., and Mrs. Wm. Elkins, of Beef Creek, Okla.
Funeral Services were conducted by Rev. L. A. Fryman at the residence at 4 o'clock pm Tuesday, after which the remains were laid to rest near the house on a point overlooking the river.”
Notes for Isaac W. & Derinda (Family)
Morgan Co., Ky marriage records list the marriage on 18 Jan 1871 of Isaac Rose and Laurenda Pieratt, at T. Pieratt’s by Joseph Nickell, witnesses Asa Pierratt and William Rose. (This is from a printed index; it may be a transcription error, since other records are consistent that Isaac’s wife was named Derinda. A D can look like an L when the top fades out.)
