"At Rest"
MRS. ANNA COX
Death came at General Hospital yesterday for Mrs. Anna Cox at the age of 72. Mrs. Cox, who lived at 1007 Hannah Avenue, had been ill but a short while.
Surviving : son, Earl, of Knoxville; daughter, Corra, Knoxville; sisters, Mrs. Lizzie Crawley, Knoxville and Mrs. Cate Cox of Myton, Utah.
Services at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the Cox Cemetery in Anderson County, the Rev. J. S. Jones officiating. Pallbearers will be nephews. [Published in "The Knoxville News-Sentinel," Knoxville, Tennessee, Monday, October 12th 1936, MDP, Page 12.]
MRS. ANNA COX
Death came at General Hospital yesterday for Mrs. Anna Cox at the age of 72. Mrs. Cox, who lived at 1007 Hannah Avenue, had been ill but a short while.
Surviving : son, Earl, of Knoxville; daughter, Corra, Knoxville; sisters, Mrs. Lizzie Crawley, Knoxville and Mrs. Cate Cox of Myton, Utah.
Services at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the Cox Cemetery in Anderson County, the Rev. J. S. Jones officiating. Pallbearers will be nephews. [Published in "The Knoxville News-Sentinel," Knoxville, Tennessee, Monday, October 12th 1936, MDP, Page 12.]
"At Rest"
MRS. ANNA COX
Death came at General Hospital yesterday for Mrs. Anna Cox at the age of 72. Mrs. Cox, who lived at 1007 Hannah Avenue, had been ill but a short while.
Surviving : son, Earl, of Knoxville; daughter, Corra, Knoxville; sisters, Mrs. Lizzie Crawley, Knoxville and Mrs. Cate Cox of Myton, Utah.
Services at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the Cox Cemetery in Anderson County, the Rev. J. S. Jones officiating. Pallbearers will be nephews. [Published in "The Knoxville News-Sentinel," Knoxville, Tennessee, Monday, October 12th 1936, MDP, Page 12.]
MRS. ANNA COX
Death came at General Hospital yesterday for Mrs. Anna Cox at the age of 72. Mrs. Cox, who lived at 1007 Hannah Avenue, had been ill but a short while.
Surviving : son, Earl, of Knoxville; daughter, Corra, Knoxville; sisters, Mrs. Lizzie Crawley, Knoxville and Mrs. Cate Cox of Myton, Utah.
Services at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the Cox Cemetery in Anderson County, the Rev. J. S. Jones officiating. Pallbearers will be nephews. [Published in "The Knoxville News-Sentinel," Knoxville, Tennessee, Monday, October 12th 1936, MDP, Page 12.]
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