Hiram Eugene [Gene]Hatcher was one of ten children born to John Robert and Nettie Wells Hatcher.: Anna Pettis Hatcher; Mary Elizabeth Hatcher; Henry Allen Hatcher; Benjamin Franklin Hatcher; Harriette Green Hatcher; Hiram Eugene Hatcher; Mable Agnes Hatcher; Adam Troy Hatcher; Virginia Sparks Hatcher and Johnnie Mellowdean Hatcher.
Gene was an Army veteran of World War II, serving in the Phillipines.
He married Nannie Lou Klein on June 24, 1928 in Williamsburg, KY and they had two children: Elizabeth Jean Hatcher, a still-born on December 20, 1938; and James Wallace Hatcher.
He was a member of the Cumberland Avenue Church of God.
He worked as a cook for the Louisville and Nashville [L&N] Railroad until he retired.
He died in St. Mary's Hospital, Knoxville TN.
He was a special person in my life although I knew him only for a short time.
Gene was an Army veteran of World War II, serving in the Phillipines.
He married Nannie Lou Klein on June 24, 1928 in Williamsburg, KY and they had two children: Elizabeth Jean Hatcher, a still-born on December 20, 1938; and James Wallace Hatcher.
He was a member of the Cumberland Avenue Church of God.
He worked as a cook for the Louisville and Nashville [L&N] Railroad until he retired.
He died in St. Mary's Hospital, Knoxville TN.
He was a special person in my life although I knew him only for a short time.
Hiram Eugene [Gene]Hatcher was one of ten children born to John Robert and Nettie Wells Hatcher.: Anna Pettis Hatcher; Mary Elizabeth Hatcher; Henry Allen Hatcher; Benjamin Franklin Hatcher; Harriette Green Hatcher; Hiram Eugene Hatcher; Mable Agnes Hatcher; Adam Troy Hatcher; Virginia Sparks Hatcher and Johnnie Mellowdean Hatcher.
Gene was an Army veteran of World War II, serving in the Phillipines.
He married Nannie Lou Klein on June 24, 1928 in Williamsburg, KY and they had two children: Elizabeth Jean Hatcher, a still-born on December 20, 1938; and James Wallace Hatcher.
He was a member of the Cumberland Avenue Church of God.
He worked as a cook for the Louisville and Nashville [L&N] Railroad until he retired.
He died in St. Mary's Hospital, Knoxville TN.
He was a special person in my life although I knew him only for a short time.
Gene was an Army veteran of World War II, serving in the Phillipines.
He married Nannie Lou Klein on June 24, 1928 in Williamsburg, KY and they had two children: Elizabeth Jean Hatcher, a still-born on December 20, 1938; and James Wallace Hatcher.
He was a member of the Cumberland Avenue Church of God.
He worked as a cook for the Louisville and Nashville [L&N] Railroad until he retired.
He died in St. Mary's Hospital, Knoxville TN.
He was a special person in my life although I knew him only for a short time.
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