Harold was killed in an automobile accident near Cain's Mill in Sumter County. He was buried in the original Weeks Cemetery which has been combined by FAG into the Pinewood Cemetery.
He was the husband of Mary Viola "Sudie" Barkley (Andrews) Ardis. "Sudie" Barkley was the widow of Joseph Edward Andrews when she married John Harold Ardis.
Note: As you visit the Weeks Cemetery to the very far right as you enter, at the back fence can be seen grave markers beyond the fence and down in the wooded area. The beautiful old cemetery is the resting place of many Weeks, Griffin, Graham, and Ardis immediate and extended family members. Some of the markers are no longer visible.
He was the husband of Mary Viola "Sudie" Barkley (Andrews) Ardis. "Sudie" Barkley was the widow of Joseph Edward Andrews when she married John Harold Ardis.
Note: As you visit the Weeks Cemetery to the very far right as you enter, at the back fence can be seen grave markers beyond the fence and down in the wooded area. The beautiful old cemetery is the resting place of many Weeks, Griffin, Graham, and Ardis immediate and extended family members. Some of the markers are no longer visible.
Harold was killed in an automobile accident near Cain's Mill in Sumter County. He was buried in the original Weeks Cemetery which has been combined by FAG into the Pinewood Cemetery.
He was the husband of Mary Viola "Sudie" Barkley (Andrews) Ardis. "Sudie" Barkley was the widow of Joseph Edward Andrews when she married John Harold Ardis.
Note: As you visit the Weeks Cemetery to the very far right as you enter, at the back fence can be seen grave markers beyond the fence and down in the wooded area. The beautiful old cemetery is the resting place of many Weeks, Griffin, Graham, and Ardis immediate and extended family members. Some of the markers are no longer visible.
He was the husband of Mary Viola "Sudie" Barkley (Andrews) Ardis. "Sudie" Barkley was the widow of Joseph Edward Andrews when she married John Harold Ardis.
Note: As you visit the Weeks Cemetery to the very far right as you enter, at the back fence can be seen grave markers beyond the fence and down in the wooded area. The beautiful old cemetery is the resting place of many Weeks, Griffin, Graham, and Ardis immediate and extended family members. Some of the markers are no longer visible.
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