Children: Garnett 1906, Joseph 1913, Charles L. 1914
OBITUARY
Source: Sadie Warner Encyclopedia
J. W. STINSON DIES AT WHITE GATE
J. W. Stinson, 68, prominent farmer, died at his farm home at White Gate on last Wednesday night. He had been in ill health for sometime suffering from a cancer. Mr. Stinson has been a teacher in the Sunday School for a number of years. Funeral service were conducted from the White Gate Baptist Church on Saturday morning at 10 oclock with burial in the Stinson Family Cemetery near Mt. Zion. Rev. Virgil Anderson, Methodist pastor at Mechanicsburg was in charge of the services assisted by Rev. John W. Sherman, pastor of the Presbyterian Church.
OBITUARY
Source: Sadie Warner Encyclopedia
J. W. STINSON DIES AT WHITE GATE
J. W. Stinson, 68, prominent farmer, died at his farm home at White Gate on last Wednesday night. He had been in ill health for sometime suffering from a cancer. Mr. Stinson has been a teacher in the Sunday School for a number of years. Funeral service were conducted from the White Gate Baptist Church on Saturday morning at 10 oclock with burial in the Stinson Family Cemetery near Mt. Zion. Rev. Virgil Anderson, Methodist pastor at Mechanicsburg was in charge of the services assisted by Rev. John W. Sherman, pastor of the Presbyterian Church.
Children: Garnett 1906, Joseph 1913, Charles L. 1914
OBITUARY
Source: Sadie Warner Encyclopedia
J. W. STINSON DIES AT WHITE GATE
J. W. Stinson, 68, prominent farmer, died at his farm home at White Gate on last Wednesday night. He had been in ill health for sometime suffering from a cancer. Mr. Stinson has been a teacher in the Sunday School for a number of years. Funeral service were conducted from the White Gate Baptist Church on Saturday morning at 10 oclock with burial in the Stinson Family Cemetery near Mt. Zion. Rev. Virgil Anderson, Methodist pastor at Mechanicsburg was in charge of the services assisted by Rev. John W. Sherman, pastor of the Presbyterian Church.
OBITUARY
Source: Sadie Warner Encyclopedia
J. W. STINSON DIES AT WHITE GATE
J. W. Stinson, 68, prominent farmer, died at his farm home at White Gate on last Wednesday night. He had been in ill health for sometime suffering from a cancer. Mr. Stinson has been a teacher in the Sunday School for a number of years. Funeral service were conducted from the White Gate Baptist Church on Saturday morning at 10 oclock with burial in the Stinson Family Cemetery near Mt. Zion. Rev. Virgil Anderson, Methodist pastor at Mechanicsburg was in charge of the services assisted by Rev. John W. Sherman, pastor of the Presbyterian Church.
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