Andrew J Youtsey
The Kentucky Post, Friday, 9 September 1910
HENRY YOUTSEY's FATHER DIED OF HEART TROUBLE
Andrew J Youtsey, father of Henry Youtsey, who is serving a life term in the Frankfort Penitentiary for the killing of Governor Goebel, died this morning at Speers Hospital. The deceased was 73 years old and a lifelong resident of Campbell Co. He was prominent in politics some years ago and held the offices of Assessor and Magistrate.
The funeral will take place Monday from the Youtsey homestead in Cold Springs. The only surviving member of his family is his son Henry. Heart trouble and dropsy were the causes of death.
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Kentucky Post, Friday, 9 September 1910
YOUTSEY NOT TO ATTEND FUNERAL OF HIS FATHER
Word received from Frankfort to the effect that Henry E Youtsey who is serving a life term for the alleged assassination of Governor Goebel, will not be permitted to attend the funeral of his father, Andrew Youtsey, whose death occurred yesterday at Speer's Hospital.
Youstsey upon learning of his father's death, asked permission of the Prison Commission to attend the funeral. The commission declined to give permission, as they said the law gave them no power to do so except under order of court.
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Cincinnati Enquirer, Saturday, 10 September 1910, page 11
Andrew J Youtsey, aged 73, a pioneer resident of Campbell County, died at Speers Hospital yesterday of heart disease. He was a farmer at Cold Spring and the remains will be interred in the family lot on the farm next Monday. He served as Magistrate a number of years and was also Deputy County Assessor. He was a stepfather of Colonel L J Crawford and father of Henry Youtsey.
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Cincinnati Enquirer, Tuesday, 13 September 1910, page 11
The funeral of Andrew J Youtsey, father of Henry Youtsey, took place yesterday afternoon, services being held at Asbury Chapel. The remains were interred at Evergreen Cemetery.
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Kentucky Post, Tuesday, 13 September 1910, page 5
BURIED
The funeral of Andrew Youtsey, one of the Campbell co's oldest residents, took place yesterday afternoon at Asbury M E Chapel, at Cold Spring and was largely attended. Rev E H McKenzie, pastor, conducted the services and spoke eloquently of the deceased. The soloist was Miss Fritsche, of the Highlands. The pallbearers, neighbors and friends of Mr. Youtsey, were Dr. Ragan, D F Norris, Milton H Horner, Henry Eckert, Thomas McCullough and Thomas Ross.
Henry Youtsey, a son and Attorney L J Crawford, are the only surviving relatives. The interment was in Evergreen Cemetery.