WILSON, Mr. Mordicai
The death of Mr. Mordicia Wilson occurred at his home on Lick Creek last Friday morning, after an illness of some time with dropsy. While his health had not been good for the past few years he was able to be around and drove to town a short time ago. Mr. Wilson was about 70 years of age and had lived on Lick Creek most of his life. After his last marriage he moved to Louisa where he resided until about a year ago when he returned to the farm. He was a good citizen and had for years been a member of the Baptist Church. He is survived by a grown family and by his widow, who was Mrs. Isadore Garred. The funeral was held on Saturday and was largely attended. Big Sandy News, Jun 22, 1917
The death of Mr. Mordicia Wilson occurred at his home on Lick Creek last Friday morning, after an illness of some time with dropsy. While his health had not been good for the past few years he was able to be around and drove to town a short time ago. Mr. Wilson was about 70 years of age and had lived on Lick Creek most of his life. After his last marriage he moved to Louisa where he resided until about a year ago when he returned to the farm. He was a good citizen and had for years been a member of the Baptist Church. He is survived by a grown family and by his widow, who was Mrs. Isadore Garred. The funeral was held on Saturday and was largely attended. Big Sandy News, Jun 22, 1917
WILSON, Mr. Mordicai
The death of Mr. Mordicia Wilson occurred at his home on Lick Creek last Friday morning, after an illness of some time with dropsy. While his health had not been good for the past few years he was able to be around and drove to town a short time ago. Mr. Wilson was about 70 years of age and had lived on Lick Creek most of his life. After his last marriage he moved to Louisa where he resided until about a year ago when he returned to the farm. He was a good citizen and had for years been a member of the Baptist Church. He is survived by a grown family and by his widow, who was Mrs. Isadore Garred. The funeral was held on Saturday and was largely attended. Big Sandy News, Jun 22, 1917
The death of Mr. Mordicia Wilson occurred at his home on Lick Creek last Friday morning, after an illness of some time with dropsy. While his health had not been good for the past few years he was able to be around and drove to town a short time ago. Mr. Wilson was about 70 years of age and had lived on Lick Creek most of his life. After his last marriage he moved to Louisa where he resided until about a year ago when he returned to the farm. He was a good citizen and had for years been a member of the Baptist Church. He is survived by a grown family and by his widow, who was Mrs. Isadore Garred. The funeral was held on Saturday and was largely attended. Big Sandy News, Jun 22, 1917
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