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Ldo Lincoln Marts
Dec 31, 1864 - Feb 16, 1890
Posted by Jean
Kyle
Frisco Herald - 17 Feb 1890
Died on Feb 16 at 3:15 o'clock a.m. Ldo Lincoln Marts in the
24th year of his age.
Mr. Marts was born in Shelly County, IL. on the 31st day of Dec
1864. He was the fourth son of Wm. T. And Francis M. Marts who
now resides in Rice County Kansas. Mr. Marts came to the
territory at the opening last year in company with his
brother-in-law Mr. Robert Lacy and family where he remained up to
the time of his death. He was a strong healthy young man and
would have been selected as the last one to fall and early
victim of sickness and death. He was going about the town on
Friday and on that evening he was struck with a congestive chill
and before daylight on Sunday morning he was a corpse. The
stroke of death fell like a sunstroke and he was hardly
conscious after the first attack. All that loving hands and
medical skill could do was unavailing. The remains were buried
in the new Frisco cemetery on Monday. Mr. Marts had helped to
survey the cemetery a few days before and was the first to be
buried on a cemetery lot. Mr. M. Was a quiet, sober,
industrious young man and had the respect and esteem of that who
community. His sudden taking off was a shock to the community
and universal sympathy is expressed for the bereaved relations.
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