Not sure if this is the correct burial location. The website - http://www.mthebroncemetery.org/history.html
lists that this is a combination of 5 cemeteries.
Interment date: 30 Sep 1931.
Virginia Death Record #213363 lists place of birth and death as Winchester, Frederick Co., Virginia, Parents: Christopher Funk and Eliza (Arnold), Spouse: Virginia Funk.
Published in the Richmond (VA) Times Dispatch, Tuesday, 29 Sep 1931, pg. 7.
"Retired Business Man Victim of Paralysis.
(Special to The Times-Dispatch).
WINCHESTER, VA., Sept. 27 - James N. W. Funk, 84, retired furniture dealer and funeral director and member of a family prominent here since Revolutionary days, died today after several weeks' illness of paralysis. He was for many years senior partner of the firm of Funk & Ray, and active Southern Methodist churchman. He was twice married. A widow, formerly Mrs. Virginia Shiner Darling, survives. An older brother, Colonel Stover Fung [sic] of the Confederate army, was shot and killed within sight of his home early in the War Between the States."
lists that this is a combination of 5 cemeteries.
Interment date: 30 Sep 1931.
Virginia Death Record #213363 lists place of birth and death as Winchester, Frederick Co., Virginia, Parents: Christopher Funk and Eliza (Arnold), Spouse: Virginia Funk.
Published in the Richmond (VA) Times Dispatch, Tuesday, 29 Sep 1931, pg. 7.
"Retired Business Man Victim of Paralysis.
(Special to The Times-Dispatch).
WINCHESTER, VA., Sept. 27 - James N. W. Funk, 84, retired furniture dealer and funeral director and member of a family prominent here since Revolutionary days, died today after several weeks' illness of paralysis. He was for many years senior partner of the firm of Funk & Ray, and active Southern Methodist churchman. He was twice married. A widow, formerly Mrs. Virginia Shiner Darling, survives. An older brother, Colonel Stover Fung [sic] of the Confederate army, was shot and killed within sight of his home early in the War Between the States."
Not sure if this is the correct burial location. The website - http://www.mthebroncemetery.org/history.html
lists that this is a combination of 5 cemeteries.
Interment date: 30 Sep 1931.
Virginia Death Record #213363 lists place of birth and death as Winchester, Frederick Co., Virginia, Parents: Christopher Funk and Eliza (Arnold), Spouse: Virginia Funk.
Published in the Richmond (VA) Times Dispatch, Tuesday, 29 Sep 1931, pg. 7.
"Retired Business Man Victim of Paralysis.
(Special to The Times-Dispatch).
WINCHESTER, VA., Sept. 27 - James N. W. Funk, 84, retired furniture dealer and funeral director and member of a family prominent here since Revolutionary days, died today after several weeks' illness of paralysis. He was for many years senior partner of the firm of Funk & Ray, and active Southern Methodist churchman. He was twice married. A widow, formerly Mrs. Virginia Shiner Darling, survives. An older brother, Colonel Stover Fung [sic] of the Confederate army, was shot and killed within sight of his home early in the War Between the States."
lists that this is a combination of 5 cemeteries.
Interment date: 30 Sep 1931.
Virginia Death Record #213363 lists place of birth and death as Winchester, Frederick Co., Virginia, Parents: Christopher Funk and Eliza (Arnold), Spouse: Virginia Funk.
Published in the Richmond (VA) Times Dispatch, Tuesday, 29 Sep 1931, pg. 7.
"Retired Business Man Victim of Paralysis.
(Special to The Times-Dispatch).
WINCHESTER, VA., Sept. 27 - James N. W. Funk, 84, retired furniture dealer and funeral director and member of a family prominent here since Revolutionary days, died today after several weeks' illness of paralysis. He was for many years senior partner of the firm of Funk & Ray, and active Southern Methodist churchman. He was twice married. A widow, formerly Mrs. Virginia Shiner Darling, survives. An older brother, Colonel Stover Fung [sic] of the Confederate army, was shot and killed within sight of his home early in the War Between the States."
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