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Annie (Brown) Crutcher was born in 1878 in Tennessee, the daughter of Jim Brown and Nancy (Chairs) Brown.
She was married to James Crutcher (1870-1946), the son of Patrick Crutcher and Therberry(?) (Gentry) Crutcher.
Living at 1812 Heiman Street, Nashville, she was 61 years old and married when she died on September 17, 1939 at home after going into a uremic coma due to nephritis. Burial was two days later in Mount Ararat Cemetery, Nashville.
Most of the above is from her Death Certificate, with James Crutcher of 1812 Heiman Street as the informant.
Annie (Brown) Crutcher was born in 1878 in Tennessee, the daughter of Jim Brown and Nancy (Chairs) Brown.
She was married to James Crutcher (1870-1946), the son of Patrick Crutcher and Therberry(?) (Gentry) Crutcher.
Living at 1812 Heiman Street, Nashville, she was 61 years old and married when she died on September 17, 1939 at home after going into a uremic coma due to nephritis. Burial was two days later in Mount Ararat Cemetery, Nashville.
Most of the above is from her Death Certificate, with James Crutcher of 1812 Heiman Street as the informant.
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Annie (Brown) Crutcher was born in 1878 in Tennessee, the daughter of Jim Brown and Nancy (Chairs) Brown.
She was married to James Crutcher (1870-1946), the son of Patrick Crutcher and Therberry(?) (Gentry) Crutcher.
Living at 1812 Heiman Street, Nashville, she was 61 years old and married when she died on September 17, 1939 at home after going into a uremic coma due to nephritis. Burial was two days later in Mount Ararat Cemetery, Nashville.
Most of the above is from her Death Certificate, with James Crutcher of 1812 Heiman Street as the informant.
Annie (Brown) Crutcher was born in 1878 in Tennessee, the daughter of Jim Brown and Nancy (Chairs) Brown.
She was married to James Crutcher (1870-1946), the son of Patrick Crutcher and Therberry(?) (Gentry) Crutcher.
Living at 1812 Heiman Street, Nashville, she was 61 years old and married when she died on September 17, 1939 at home after going into a uremic coma due to nephritis. Burial was two days later in Mount Ararat Cemetery, Nashville.
Most of the above is from her Death Certificate, with James Crutcher of 1812 Heiman Street as the informant.
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