James A. Grubb died of Bright's Disease at his home near Arbela, Saturday October 3, 1903, after a lingering illness, aged 65 years, 11 months, and 7 days. Deceased had been ailing for some time with kidney trouble and his death was not a surprise to his friends. He was one of our substantial farmers, a highly esteemed citizen, a good neighbor, a kind and devoted husband and father. Better still he was an ardent member of the M. E. Church and never brought reproach on the profession he made. Not only this he was a faithful member of the Odd Fellows Lodge and will be missed there as well as in the church and home. Funeral services were held Sunday, Rev. H. D. Thompson of this city officiating after which the body was laid to rest in Hickory Grove Cemetery.
Memphis Reveille - Memphis, Missouri - October 8, 1903 ed. - P2, C4
Served in Co. B 6th W.Va. Infantry during Civil War. First marriage was to Priscilla Huggins. Their children were Martha A. and James S. Second marriage was to Mary A. Tucker. Last marriage was to Mrs. Isabelle (Whiteaker) Allen.
Memphis Reveille - Memphis, Missouri - October 8, 1903 ed. - P2, C4
Served in Co. B 6th W.Va. Infantry during Civil War. First marriage was to Priscilla Huggins. Their children were Martha A. and James S. Second marriage was to Mary A. Tucker. Last marriage was to Mrs. Isabelle (Whiteaker) Allen.
James A. Grubb died of Bright's Disease at his home near Arbela, Saturday October 3, 1903, after a lingering illness, aged 65 years, 11 months, and 7 days. Deceased had been ailing for some time with kidney trouble and his death was not a surprise to his friends. He was one of our substantial farmers, a highly esteemed citizen, a good neighbor, a kind and devoted husband and father. Better still he was an ardent member of the M. E. Church and never brought reproach on the profession he made. Not only this he was a faithful member of the Odd Fellows Lodge and will be missed there as well as in the church and home. Funeral services were held Sunday, Rev. H. D. Thompson of this city officiating after which the body was laid to rest in Hickory Grove Cemetery.
Memphis Reveille - Memphis, Missouri - October 8, 1903 ed. - P2, C4
Served in Co. B 6th W.Va. Infantry during Civil War. First marriage was to Priscilla Huggins. Their children were Martha A. and James S. Second marriage was to Mary A. Tucker. Last marriage was to Mrs. Isabelle (Whiteaker) Allen.
Memphis Reveille - Memphis, Missouri - October 8, 1903 ed. - P2, C4
Served in Co. B 6th W.Va. Infantry during Civil War. First marriage was to Priscilla Huggins. Their children were Martha A. and James S. Second marriage was to Mary A. Tucker. Last marriage was to Mrs. Isabelle (Whiteaker) Allen.
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