TALCOTT WOMAN IS CLAIMED BY DEATH
Mrs. Nannie Keatley Dillon Dies After Illness of Several Weeks.
Mrs. Nannie Keatley Dillon, well-known resident of Summers county, succumbed at her home in Talcott Thursday morning at 6:00 o'clock, following an illness of several weeks.
Funeral services were conducted at the Talcott Baptist Church Saturday afternoon at 2:00 O'clock, with the Rev. G. W. Kessler, of Ramp, officiating. Burial followed in the Talcott Cemetery.
Mrs. Dillon was the wife of Lewis Dillon, of Talcott, who survives. She was a member of the Talcott Baptist church. Other survivors include one brother, John Keatley, of Junta; ten children, James E. Dillon, of Beaver, Mrs. Neta Meadows, Harry and Charles L. Dillon, all of Talcott. Mrs. Della Vass, of Marie, Lucy Meades, of Alderson, Mrs. Marie Foster, of Pence Springs, . Mrs. Louise Borman, of Silver Grove, Ky., Mrs. 1 Ruth Gasney, of Covington, Va., and Dorse Dillon, with the States Army in North Africa - (wife of famed CMS Plumley "We were Soldiers Once, and Young"). She Is also survived by 23 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
The Leader
Hinton, West Virginia
11 Mar 1943, Thu • Page 7
Contributor: J Ferree Marks (48991587)
Known Children:
1. Earn Dillon
2. Henry Dillon
3. Dorse Dillon
4. Charles L. Dillon
5. Louise Dillon
6. Lucy Dillon
7. Marie Dillon
8. Ruth Dillon
9. Dell Dillon
10.Neet Dillon
11.Pearl Dillon
Mrs. Nannie Keatley Dillon Dies After Illness of Several Weeks.
Mrs. Nannie Keatley Dillon, well-known resident of Summers county, succumbed at her home in Talcott Thursday morning at 6:00 o'clock, following an illness of several weeks.
Funeral services were conducted at the Talcott Baptist Church Saturday afternoon at 2:00 O'clock, with the Rev. G. W. Kessler, of Ramp, officiating. Burial followed in the Talcott Cemetery.
Mrs. Dillon was the wife of Lewis Dillon, of Talcott, who survives. She was a member of the Talcott Baptist church. Other survivors include one brother, John Keatley, of Junta; ten children, James E. Dillon, of Beaver, Mrs. Neta Meadows, Harry and Charles L. Dillon, all of Talcott. Mrs. Della Vass, of Marie, Lucy Meades, of Alderson, Mrs. Marie Foster, of Pence Springs, . Mrs. Louise Borman, of Silver Grove, Ky., Mrs. 1 Ruth Gasney, of Covington, Va., and Dorse Dillon, with the States Army in North Africa - (wife of famed CMS Plumley "We were Soldiers Once, and Young"). She Is also survived by 23 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
The Leader
Hinton, West Virginia
11 Mar 1943, Thu • Page 7
Contributor: J Ferree Marks (48991587)
Known Children:
1. Earn Dillon
2. Henry Dillon
3. Dorse Dillon
4. Charles L. Dillon
5. Louise Dillon
6. Lucy Dillon
7. Marie Dillon
8. Ruth Dillon
9. Dell Dillon
10.Neet Dillon
11.Pearl Dillon
TALCOTT WOMAN IS CLAIMED BY DEATH
Mrs. Nannie Keatley Dillon Dies After Illness of Several Weeks.
Mrs. Nannie Keatley Dillon, well-known resident of Summers county, succumbed at her home in Talcott Thursday morning at 6:00 o'clock, following an illness of several weeks.
Funeral services were conducted at the Talcott Baptist Church Saturday afternoon at 2:00 O'clock, with the Rev. G. W. Kessler, of Ramp, officiating. Burial followed in the Talcott Cemetery.
Mrs. Dillon was the wife of Lewis Dillon, of Talcott, who survives. She was a member of the Talcott Baptist church. Other survivors include one brother, John Keatley, of Junta; ten children, James E. Dillon, of Beaver, Mrs. Neta Meadows, Harry and Charles L. Dillon, all of Talcott. Mrs. Della Vass, of Marie, Lucy Meades, of Alderson, Mrs. Marie Foster, of Pence Springs, . Mrs. Louise Borman, of Silver Grove, Ky., Mrs. 1 Ruth Gasney, of Covington, Va., and Dorse Dillon, with the States Army in North Africa - (wife of famed CMS Plumley "We were Soldiers Once, and Young"). She Is also survived by 23 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
The Leader
Hinton, West Virginia
11 Mar 1943, Thu • Page 7
Contributor: J Ferree Marks (48991587)
Known Children:
1. Earn Dillon
2. Henry Dillon
3. Dorse Dillon
4. Charles L. Dillon
5. Louise Dillon
6. Lucy Dillon
7. Marie Dillon
8. Ruth Dillon
9. Dell Dillon
10.Neet Dillon
11.Pearl Dillon
Mrs. Nannie Keatley Dillon Dies After Illness of Several Weeks.
Mrs. Nannie Keatley Dillon, well-known resident of Summers county, succumbed at her home in Talcott Thursday morning at 6:00 o'clock, following an illness of several weeks.
Funeral services were conducted at the Talcott Baptist Church Saturday afternoon at 2:00 O'clock, with the Rev. G. W. Kessler, of Ramp, officiating. Burial followed in the Talcott Cemetery.
Mrs. Dillon was the wife of Lewis Dillon, of Talcott, who survives. She was a member of the Talcott Baptist church. Other survivors include one brother, John Keatley, of Junta; ten children, James E. Dillon, of Beaver, Mrs. Neta Meadows, Harry and Charles L. Dillon, all of Talcott. Mrs. Della Vass, of Marie, Lucy Meades, of Alderson, Mrs. Marie Foster, of Pence Springs, . Mrs. Louise Borman, of Silver Grove, Ky., Mrs. 1 Ruth Gasney, of Covington, Va., and Dorse Dillon, with the States Army in North Africa - (wife of famed CMS Plumley "We were Soldiers Once, and Young"). She Is also survived by 23 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
The Leader
Hinton, West Virginia
11 Mar 1943, Thu • Page 7
Contributor: J Ferree Marks (48991587)
Known Children:
1. Earn Dillon
2. Henry Dillon
3. Dorse Dillon
4. Charles L. Dillon
5. Louise Dillon
6. Lucy Dillon
7. Marie Dillon
8. Ruth Dillon
9. Dell Dillon
10.Neet Dillon
11.Pearl Dillon
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