Obits: Sewell, Sarah , died  2/03/1954
Oct. 2002
Wolfe County, KY 

Submitted by: http://www.rootsweb.com/~archreg/vols/00001.html#0000062 
Wolfe County Genealogy and  Carole Bays
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WOLFE COUNTY NEWS - FEB. 10, 1954	

MOTHER AND SON DIE, TWELVE OTHERS HURT IN OHIO AUTO WRECK	

A three car wreck in Sharonville, Ohio on Wednesday, Feb. 3, caused the 
death of two and injuries were received by at least 12 other people.

Killed in the wreck was Mrs. Sarah Sewell, wife of Edd Sewell of 
Hollonville, Ky. and her son, Frank Sewell, 19, died a short time later in 
the hospital of injuries received in the wreck.  Also a daughter, Mrs. 
Jewell Ritchie, of Sharonville, was seriously injured and her small son 
was slightly injured.  Ten other people, who were involved in the wreck 
were hospitalized.

The bodies of Mrs. Sewell and her son, Frank, were returned to Campton 
Hearne Funeral Home on Friday.  Funeral services were held Saturday at 
the Bailey Field Church of Christ with Rev. Willie Taylor and Rev. John 
Dalton officiating.  Burial was in the family burial plot on Spring 
Branch of Holly.

Mrs. Sewell leaves nine children.  There were ten in the family 
including Frank, who was also a victim of the accident.  There are four sons 
living; Taylor, Orville, Edd, all of Dayton and Paul at home.  Five 
daughters, Mrs. Mildred Aubrey, Franklin, Ga.; Mrs. Jewell Ritchie, 
Sharonville, Ohio; Mrs. Mary Siders, Dayton, Ohio; Mrs. Dorothy Trent, 
Wilhurst, Ky.; and Beatrice Sewell at home.  Her husband, Edd Sewell, 
Hollonville, her mother, Mrs. Martha Brewer, Hollonville; three sisters, Mrs. 
Mary Vancleve, Hollonville, Mrs. Josie York, Detroit; and Mrs. Pearl 
Buchanan, Portsmouth, Ohio.  Also two brothers, Mitchell Brewer, Pine 
Ridge and Ervine Brewer, Middletown, Ohio.



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