Andrew Jackson Tidwell was the son of Darling Manuel/Moses and Roxanna William McCracken Tidwell.
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Obituary
A. J. Tidwell
Lawrence Democrat 03 Mar 1920
The body of A. J. Tidwell of Yoder, Arkansas, was brought back to his old home and birthplace, Lawrence County, to be buried. Mr. Tidwell was born November 05, 1866 and died February 21, 1920 aged 54 years, 3 mos. and 16 days. Mr. Bose Tidwell accompanied his brother's body from Arkansas, to be buried in the old family burying ground at Mount Nebo. The deceased man's wife and child are very low with influenza.
Mr. Tidwell was converted and joined the Wayland Springs Methodist church south 33 years ago and died with a clear faith in Christ.
The family and relatives have the sympathy of this entire community. The funeral was conducted by Rev. B. F. Argo at the Mount Nebo church.
LATER: Since the above was written the good wife has died in her far away Arkansas home and her body brought to rest beside her husband at Mount Nebo. The burial of Mrs. Tidwell was on last Saturday.
Sources:
1870 U. S. Federal Census
Obituary, Lawrence Democrat newspaper, 03 Mar 1920
MAH
Obituary
A. J. Tidwell
Lawrence Democrat 03 Mar 1920
The body of A. J. Tidwell of Yoder, Arkansas, was brought back to his old home and birthplace, Lawrence County, to be buried. Mr. Tidwell was born November 05, 1866 and died February 21, 1920 aged 54 years, 3 mos. and 16 days. Mr. Bose Tidwell accompanied his brother's body from Arkansas, to be buried in the old family burying ground at Mount Nebo. The deceased man's wife and child are very low with influenza.
Mr. Tidwell was converted and joined the Wayland Springs Methodist church south 33 years ago and died with a clear faith in Christ.
The family and relatives have the sympathy of this entire community. The funeral was conducted by Rev. B. F. Argo at the Mount Nebo church.
LATER: Since the above was written the good wife has died in her far away Arkansas home and her body brought to rest beside her husband at Mount Nebo. The burial of Mrs. Tidwell was on last Saturday.
Sources:
1870 U. S. Federal Census
Obituary, Lawrence Democrat newspaper, 03 Mar 1920
Andrew Jackson Tidwell was the son of Darling Manuel/Moses and Roxanna William McCracken Tidwell.
MAH
Obituary
A. J. Tidwell
Lawrence Democrat 03 Mar 1920
The body of A. J. Tidwell of Yoder, Arkansas, was brought back to his old home and birthplace, Lawrence County, to be buried. Mr. Tidwell was born November 05, 1866 and died February 21, 1920 aged 54 years, 3 mos. and 16 days. Mr. Bose Tidwell accompanied his brother's body from Arkansas, to be buried in the old family burying ground at Mount Nebo. The deceased man's wife and child are very low with influenza.
Mr. Tidwell was converted and joined the Wayland Springs Methodist church south 33 years ago and died with a clear faith in Christ.
The family and relatives have the sympathy of this entire community. The funeral was conducted by Rev. B. F. Argo at the Mount Nebo church.
LATER: Since the above was written the good wife has died in her far away Arkansas home and her body brought to rest beside her husband at Mount Nebo. The burial of Mrs. Tidwell was on last Saturday.
Sources:
1870 U. S. Federal Census
Obituary, Lawrence Democrat newspaper, 03 Mar 1920
MAH
Obituary
A. J. Tidwell
Lawrence Democrat 03 Mar 1920
The body of A. J. Tidwell of Yoder, Arkansas, was brought back to his old home and birthplace, Lawrence County, to be buried. Mr. Tidwell was born November 05, 1866 and died February 21, 1920 aged 54 years, 3 mos. and 16 days. Mr. Bose Tidwell accompanied his brother's body from Arkansas, to be buried in the old family burying ground at Mount Nebo. The deceased man's wife and child are very low with influenza.
Mr. Tidwell was converted and joined the Wayland Springs Methodist church south 33 years ago and died with a clear faith in Christ.
The family and relatives have the sympathy of this entire community. The funeral was conducted by Rev. B. F. Argo at the Mount Nebo church.
LATER: Since the above was written the good wife has died in her far away Arkansas home and her body brought to rest beside her husband at Mount Nebo. The burial of Mrs. Tidwell was on last Saturday.
Sources:
1870 U. S. Federal Census
Obituary, Lawrence Democrat newspaper, 03 Mar 1920
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