RAY, Mary Ann Hollis The Pulaski (TN) Citizen 19 Feb 1936
Mrs. Mary Ann Hollis Ray, widow of Thomas Jefferson Ray, who died some two years ago, passed away at her home in the Bryson community, Tuesday, Feb. 11, at 10 o'clock , aged 87 years. Her birthday was Monday, February 10.
Funeral services were held at Bee Spring, Wednesday afternoon, conducted by Rev. J. Walter Cobb, assisted by Rev. J. C. Elliott.
Mrs. Ray in early life joined the Methodist Church, but in later life transferred her membership to the Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Ray was the mother of a large family, eight of whom survive. She was a good neighbor, a kind hearted Christian woman, who loved her home and family, and lived the simple family life of the old time pioneers of this county.
Mrs. Mary Ann Hollis Ray, widow of Thomas Jefferson Ray, who died some two years ago, passed away at her home in the Bryson community, Tuesday, Feb. 11, at 10 o'clock , aged 87 years. Her birthday was Monday, February 10.
Funeral services were held at Bee Spring, Wednesday afternoon, conducted by Rev. J. Walter Cobb, assisted by Rev. J. C. Elliott.
Mrs. Ray in early life joined the Methodist Church, but in later life transferred her membership to the Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Ray was the mother of a large family, eight of whom survive. She was a good neighbor, a kind hearted Christian woman, who loved her home and family, and lived the simple family life of the old time pioneers of this county.
RAY, Mary Ann Hollis The Pulaski (TN) Citizen 19 Feb 1936
Mrs. Mary Ann Hollis Ray, widow of Thomas Jefferson Ray, who died some two years ago, passed away at her home in the Bryson community, Tuesday, Feb. 11, at 10 o'clock , aged 87 years. Her birthday was Monday, February 10.
Funeral services were held at Bee Spring, Wednesday afternoon, conducted by Rev. J. Walter Cobb, assisted by Rev. J. C. Elliott.
Mrs. Ray in early life joined the Methodist Church, but in later life transferred her membership to the Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Ray was the mother of a large family, eight of whom survive. She was a good neighbor, a kind hearted Christian woman, who loved her home and family, and lived the simple family life of the old time pioneers of this county.
Mrs. Mary Ann Hollis Ray, widow of Thomas Jefferson Ray, who died some two years ago, passed away at her home in the Bryson community, Tuesday, Feb. 11, at 10 o'clock , aged 87 years. Her birthday was Monday, February 10.
Funeral services were held at Bee Spring, Wednesday afternoon, conducted by Rev. J. Walter Cobb, assisted by Rev. J. C. Elliott.
Mrs. Ray in early life joined the Methodist Church, but in later life transferred her membership to the Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Ray was the mother of a large family, eight of whom survive. She was a good neighbor, a kind hearted Christian woman, who loved her home and family, and lived the simple family life of the old time pioneers of this county.
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