Andrew Jackson Halcomb was the son of Solomon E. and Elizabeth (Frazier) Holcomb. Marital status unknown. The 1900 Letcher County, KY, census lists Andrew's birth date as Jan 1890.
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The obituary of Andrew Jackson Holcomb as published in the April 8, 1937, issue of The Mountain Eagle newspaper:
Andrew Holcomb Dies At Fleming Hospital Funeral Held, Wed.
Andrew Jackson Holcomb, Age 47, passed away at the Fleming hospital April 4th from Lobular pneumonia. Andrew was well and favorably known throughout Letcher County. For some years he had been employed at the Johnson Funeral Home in Whitesburg. Stricken ill he was removed to the hospital where after a few days of lingering sickness he passed into the great beyond. Funeral services were held from his home in Whitesburg Wednesday April 7th at 2 o'clock p.m. Burial took place in the Whitesburg cemetery. Survivors who are left to mourn his loss are: Mrs. J. Hall, at home in Whitesburg, Mrs. Max Meyer of Jacksonville, Florida, Mrs. W. K. Brown of Detroit, Michigan, and a brother J. D. Holcomb of St. Helens Oregon.
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The obituary of Andrew Jackson Holcomb as published in the April 8, 1937, issue of The Mountain Eagle newspaper:
Andrew Holcomb Dies At Fleming Hospital Funeral Held, Wed.
Andrew Jackson Holcomb, Age 47, passed away at the Fleming hospital April 4th from Lobular pneumonia. Andrew was well and favorably known throughout Letcher County. For some years he had been employed at the Johnson Funeral Home in Whitesburg. Stricken ill he was removed to the hospital where after a few days of lingering sickness he passed into the great beyond. Funeral services were held from his home in Whitesburg Wednesday April 7th at 2 o'clock p.m. Burial took place in the Whitesburg cemetery. Survivors who are left to mourn his loss are: Mrs. J. Hall, at home in Whitesburg, Mrs. Max Meyer of Jacksonville, Florida, Mrs. W. K. Brown of Detroit, Michigan, and a brother J. D. Holcomb of St. Helens Oregon.
Andrew Jackson Halcomb was the son of Solomon E. and Elizabeth (Frazier) Holcomb. Marital status unknown. The 1900 Letcher County, KY, census lists Andrew's birth date as Jan 1890.
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The obituary of Andrew Jackson Holcomb as published in the April 8, 1937, issue of The Mountain Eagle newspaper:
Andrew Holcomb Dies At Fleming Hospital Funeral Held, Wed.
Andrew Jackson Holcomb, Age 47, passed away at the Fleming hospital April 4th from Lobular pneumonia. Andrew was well and favorably known throughout Letcher County. For some years he had been employed at the Johnson Funeral Home in Whitesburg. Stricken ill he was removed to the hospital where after a few days of lingering sickness he passed into the great beyond. Funeral services were held from his home in Whitesburg Wednesday April 7th at 2 o'clock p.m. Burial took place in the Whitesburg cemetery. Survivors who are left to mourn his loss are: Mrs. J. Hall, at home in Whitesburg, Mrs. Max Meyer of Jacksonville, Florida, Mrs. W. K. Brown of Detroit, Michigan, and a brother J. D. Holcomb of St. Helens Oregon.
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The obituary of Andrew Jackson Holcomb as published in the April 8, 1937, issue of The Mountain Eagle newspaper:
Andrew Holcomb Dies At Fleming Hospital Funeral Held, Wed.
Andrew Jackson Holcomb, Age 47, passed away at the Fleming hospital April 4th from Lobular pneumonia. Andrew was well and favorably known throughout Letcher County. For some years he had been employed at the Johnson Funeral Home in Whitesburg. Stricken ill he was removed to the hospital where after a few days of lingering sickness he passed into the great beyond. Funeral services were held from his home in Whitesburg Wednesday April 7th at 2 o'clock p.m. Burial took place in the Whitesburg cemetery. Survivors who are left to mourn his loss are: Mrs. J. Hall, at home in Whitesburg, Mrs. Max Meyer of Jacksonville, Florida, Mrs. W. K. Brown of Detroit, Michigan, and a brother J. D. Holcomb of St. Helens Oregon.
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ANDREW J.
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APRIL 4, 1937
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