Mrs. W. C. Tidwell was badly burned this week. Her clothes caught fire, and before assistance came to her relief, the was badly burned. In a very serious condition. Owing to her age, being 81, her recovery is doubtful. The News extends condolence to the family, with the hop that she may survived the ordeal and be restored to health again.
Albany News
June 27, 1930
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One of the pioneer women of our town passed out one the great divide this past week. As noted in the News last week, she was badly burned, and from which she did not recover. Mrs. Tidwell was on of those old-fashion southern women, modest and unassuming possessed of all the motherly instincts, lovable and kine to all, hence everyone who knew her, loved her. She had lived to ripe old age, being 81 years of age at the time of her demise. She was the wife of W. C. Tidwell who went the way of all his fathers some years back. Was a ex-Confederate soldier, filled the fortunes of Lee and Jackson for four years. W. C. Tidwell was a friend indeed, when we came here some thirty-madd years ago, he helped us financially and other ways. It's the failing of an Irishman, that he never forgets a friend, hence we have tender recollection of the W C. Tidwell. The funeral services were held at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Dockery. many fragrant flowers decorated her last resting place.
Albany News
June 4, 1930
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Albany News
June 27, 1930
Page 1
One of the pioneer women of our town passed out one the great divide this past week. As noted in the News last week, she was badly burned, and from which she did not recover. Mrs. Tidwell was on of those old-fashion southern women, modest and unassuming possessed of all the motherly instincts, lovable and kine to all, hence everyone who knew her, loved her. She had lived to ripe old age, being 81 years of age at the time of her demise. She was the wife of W. C. Tidwell who went the way of all his fathers some years back. Was a ex-Confederate soldier, filled the fortunes of Lee and Jackson for four years. W. C. Tidwell was a friend indeed, when we came here some thirty-madd years ago, he helped us financially and other ways. It's the failing of an Irishman, that he never forgets a friend, hence we have tender recollection of the W C. Tidwell. The funeral services were held at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Dockery. many fragrant flowers decorated her last resting place.
Albany News
June 4, 1930
Page 1
Mrs. W. C. Tidwell was badly burned this week. Her clothes caught fire, and before assistance came to her relief, the was badly burned. In a very serious condition. Owing to her age, being 81, her recovery is doubtful. The News extends condolence to the family, with the hop that she may survived the ordeal and be restored to health again.
Albany News
June 27, 1930
Page 1
One of the pioneer women of our town passed out one the great divide this past week. As noted in the News last week, she was badly burned, and from which she did not recover. Mrs. Tidwell was on of those old-fashion southern women, modest and unassuming possessed of all the motherly instincts, lovable and kine to all, hence everyone who knew her, loved her. She had lived to ripe old age, being 81 years of age at the time of her demise. She was the wife of W. C. Tidwell who went the way of all his fathers some years back. Was a ex-Confederate soldier, filled the fortunes of Lee and Jackson for four years. W. C. Tidwell was a friend indeed, when we came here some thirty-madd years ago, he helped us financially and other ways. It's the failing of an Irishman, that he never forgets a friend, hence we have tender recollection of the W C. Tidwell. The funeral services were held at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Dockery. many fragrant flowers decorated her last resting place.
Albany News
June 4, 1930
Page 1
Albany News
June 27, 1930
Page 1
One of the pioneer women of our town passed out one the great divide this past week. As noted in the News last week, she was badly burned, and from which she did not recover. Mrs. Tidwell was on of those old-fashion southern women, modest and unassuming possessed of all the motherly instincts, lovable and kine to all, hence everyone who knew her, loved her. She had lived to ripe old age, being 81 years of age at the time of her demise. She was the wife of W. C. Tidwell who went the way of all his fathers some years back. Was a ex-Confederate soldier, filled the fortunes of Lee and Jackson for four years. W. C. Tidwell was a friend indeed, when we came here some thirty-madd years ago, he helped us financially and other ways. It's the failing of an Irishman, that he never forgets a friend, hence we have tender recollection of the W C. Tidwell. The funeral services were held at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Dockery. many fragrant flowers decorated her last resting place.
Albany News
June 4, 1930
Page 1
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