The obituary of Lina (Caudill) Hampton as published in the November 16, 1967, issue of The Mountain Eagle:
Mrs. Hampton dies
Funeral services were conducted Sunday at the Dixon Memorial Regular Baptist Church, Jeremiah, for Mrs. Lina C. Hampton, 73, who died Nov. 9 at the Whitesburg hospital. Burial was in the Horsemill Point Cemetery at Jeremiah.
Mrs. Hampton was a daughter of the late David and Caroline Cornett Caudill.
Surviving are her husband, John S. Hampton; four daughters, Mrs. Cassie Eldridge, Jeremiah; Mrs. Hassle Brown and Mrs. Maxie Campbell, both of Letcher, and Mrs. Gypsy Rowe, Sandusky, Ohio; a son, David E. Hampton, Letcher; two sisters, Mrs. Jessie Gibson, Blackey, and Mrs. Vernia Lee Adams, Morristown, Tennessee; five brothers, Millard Caudill, Jeffersontown, Ky.; Willie Caudill and Sam Ray Caudill, both of Jeremiah; George Caudill, Eolia, and Dixon Caudill, Blackey; 15 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
She was a member of the Dixon Memorial Church.
Moore and Craft Funeral Home had charge of funeral arrangements.
Mrs. Hampton dies
Funeral services were conducted Sunday at the Dixon Memorial Regular Baptist Church, Jeremiah, for Mrs. Lina C. Hampton, 73, who died Nov. 9 at the Whitesburg hospital. Burial was in the Horsemill Point Cemetery at Jeremiah.
Mrs. Hampton was a daughter of the late David and Caroline Cornett Caudill.
Surviving are her husband, John S. Hampton; four daughters, Mrs. Cassie Eldridge, Jeremiah; Mrs. Hassle Brown and Mrs. Maxie Campbell, both of Letcher, and Mrs. Gypsy Rowe, Sandusky, Ohio; a son, David E. Hampton, Letcher; two sisters, Mrs. Jessie Gibson, Blackey, and Mrs. Vernia Lee Adams, Morristown, Tennessee; five brothers, Millard Caudill, Jeffersontown, Ky.; Willie Caudill and Sam Ray Caudill, both of Jeremiah; George Caudill, Eolia, and Dixon Caudill, Blackey; 15 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
She was a member of the Dixon Memorial Church.
Moore and Craft Funeral Home had charge of funeral arrangements.
The obituary of Lina (Caudill) Hampton as published in the November 16, 1967, issue of The Mountain Eagle:
Mrs. Hampton dies
Funeral services were conducted Sunday at the Dixon Memorial Regular Baptist Church, Jeremiah, for Mrs. Lina C. Hampton, 73, who died Nov. 9 at the Whitesburg hospital. Burial was in the Horsemill Point Cemetery at Jeremiah.
Mrs. Hampton was a daughter of the late David and Caroline Cornett Caudill.
Surviving are her husband, John S. Hampton; four daughters, Mrs. Cassie Eldridge, Jeremiah; Mrs. Hassle Brown and Mrs. Maxie Campbell, both of Letcher, and Mrs. Gypsy Rowe, Sandusky, Ohio; a son, David E. Hampton, Letcher; two sisters, Mrs. Jessie Gibson, Blackey, and Mrs. Vernia Lee Adams, Morristown, Tennessee; five brothers, Millard Caudill, Jeffersontown, Ky.; Willie Caudill and Sam Ray Caudill, both of Jeremiah; George Caudill, Eolia, and Dixon Caudill, Blackey; 15 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
She was a member of the Dixon Memorial Church.
Moore and Craft Funeral Home had charge of funeral arrangements.
Mrs. Hampton dies
Funeral services were conducted Sunday at the Dixon Memorial Regular Baptist Church, Jeremiah, for Mrs. Lina C. Hampton, 73, who died Nov. 9 at the Whitesburg hospital. Burial was in the Horsemill Point Cemetery at Jeremiah.
Mrs. Hampton was a daughter of the late David and Caroline Cornett Caudill.
Surviving are her husband, John S. Hampton; four daughters, Mrs. Cassie Eldridge, Jeremiah; Mrs. Hassle Brown and Mrs. Maxie Campbell, both of Letcher, and Mrs. Gypsy Rowe, Sandusky, Ohio; a son, David E. Hampton, Letcher; two sisters, Mrs. Jessie Gibson, Blackey, and Mrs. Vernia Lee Adams, Morristown, Tennessee; five brothers, Millard Caudill, Jeffersontown, Ky.; Willie Caudill and Sam Ray Caudill, both of Jeremiah; George Caudill, Eolia, and Dixon Caudill, Blackey; 15 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
She was a member of the Dixon Memorial Church.
Moore and Craft Funeral Home had charge of funeral arrangements.
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