Family Files February 2022 - Person Sheet
Family Files February 2022 - Person Sheet
NameDiana LEACH 
, F
, FBirth6 Jul 1855, Pulaski County, Indiana
Death15 Jul 1931, Monroe City, Pulaski, Indiana
FatherWilliam LEACH , M
MotherCaroline SHINABARGER , F (1821-1904)
Misc. Notes
MRS. GEORGE GALBREATH
The death of Mrs. Diana Galbreath, wife of George Galbreath, occurred this morning at the family home on the banks of the Tippecanoe three miles southwest of Winamac. She had been seriously ill for six weeks from a complication of ailments.
Mrs. Galbreath was a resident of Pulaski county during the entire seventy-six years of her life. Her maiden name was Leach, and she was born in the Shellhart log home which burned three weeks ago. She was a half-sister of George Shellhart, Mrs. Mary Young and Mrs. Julia Markley, and of Mrs. Lizzie Wilson, living near Wilders.
Her marriage to Mr. Galbreath took place in 1874, and the eight sons and daughters born to them are all living. They are Dan of Winamac, Robert and Lewis of Indian Creek township; Mrs. Ida Jenkins, Mrs. Elia Brinker and Mrs. Susie Thompson of the Winamac vicinity; Mrs. Mary Copeland of Greenville, Mich., and Miss Goldie at home.
Funeral services are to be held at the residence Friday afternoon at 2:30 oclock, conducted by Rev. J.F. Ashley. Burial will be in Southlawn addition to the Winamac cemetery.
The death of Mrs. Diana Galbreath, wife of George Galbreath, occurred this morning at the family home on the banks of the Tippecanoe three miles southwest of Winamac. She had been seriously ill for six weeks from a complication of ailments.
Mrs. Galbreath was a resident of Pulaski county during the entire seventy-six years of her life. Her maiden name was Leach, and she was born in the Shellhart log home which burned three weeks ago. She was a half-sister of George Shellhart, Mrs. Mary Young and Mrs. Julia Markley, and of Mrs. Lizzie Wilson, living near Wilders.
Her marriage to Mr. Galbreath took place in 1874, and the eight sons and daughters born to them are all living. They are Dan of Winamac, Robert and Lewis of Indian Creek township; Mrs. Ida Jenkins, Mrs. Elia Brinker and Mrs. Susie Thompson of the Winamac vicinity; Mrs. Mary Copeland of Greenville, Mich., and Miss Goldie at home.
Funeral services are to be held at the residence Friday afternoon at 2:30 oclock, conducted by Rev. J.F. Ashley. Burial will be in Southlawn addition to the Winamac cemetery.