Mrs. Nancy Hagerman Dies Of Complications
Mrs. Nancy Caroline Hagerman, 76, of Jolo, died Thursday night at home, from complications incident of her advanced age.
She was born in Tazewell County, Virginia, the daughter of Whitt Day, and moved to this section shortly afterwards, where she had lived all of her life. She was a member of Primitive Baptist Church.
Surviving are husband, Harve; two daughters, Mrs. Nancy Jane Lanham, of Camden, West Virginia, and Mrs. Mary E. Beavers, of Jolo; three brothers, Sam Day, of Whitewood, Virginia, and Britt and T.J. Day, both of Jolo; and one sister, Margaret Mullins, of Jolo.
Mrs. Nancy Caroline Hagerman, 76, of Jolo, died Thursday night at home, from complications incident of her advanced age.
She was born in Tazewell County, Virginia, the daughter of Whitt Day, and moved to this section shortly afterwards, where she had lived all of her life. She was a member of Primitive Baptist Church.
Surviving are husband, Harve; two daughters, Mrs. Nancy Jane Lanham, of Camden, West Virginia, and Mrs. Mary E. Beavers, of Jolo; three brothers, Sam Day, of Whitewood, Virginia, and Britt and T.J. Day, both of Jolo; and one sister, Margaret Mullins, of Jolo.
Mrs. Nancy Hagerman Dies Of Complications
Mrs. Nancy Caroline Hagerman, 76, of Jolo, died Thursday night at home, from complications incident of her advanced age.
She was born in Tazewell County, Virginia, the daughter of Whitt Day, and moved to this section shortly afterwards, where she had lived all of her life. She was a member of Primitive Baptist Church.
Surviving are husband, Harve; two daughters, Mrs. Nancy Jane Lanham, of Camden, West Virginia, and Mrs. Mary E. Beavers, of Jolo; three brothers, Sam Day, of Whitewood, Virginia, and Britt and T.J. Day, both of Jolo; and one sister, Margaret Mullins, of Jolo.
Mrs. Nancy Caroline Hagerman, 76, of Jolo, died Thursday night at home, from complications incident of her advanced age.
She was born in Tazewell County, Virginia, the daughter of Whitt Day, and moved to this section shortly afterwards, where she had lived all of her life. She was a member of Primitive Baptist Church.
Surviving are husband, Harve; two daughters, Mrs. Nancy Jane Lanham, of Camden, West Virginia, and Mrs. Mary E. Beavers, of Jolo; three brothers, Sam Day, of Whitewood, Virginia, and Britt and T.J. Day, both of Jolo; and one sister, Margaret Mullins, of Jolo.
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