The Tattnall Journal - September 26, 1918
THREE DEATHS ONE FAMILY; ONE GRAVE-
Corbett, Van, and Udelle DeLoach Buried Monday Afternoon at Evergreen In One Grave
Evergreen church, this county, was the scene Monday afternoon at half past four o'clock of a very sad and unusual funeral service. Three services were combined into one, two of them being brothers and one for a niece.
The dead were Corbett DeLoach, age 17; Van DeLoach, age 14 and little Udelle DeLoach, age 6. Corbett died about nine o'clock Sunday Morning and Van died about 11 Sunday night. Each of them ill with typhoid fever. Monday morning about 7 o'clock, their niece, little Miss Udelle DeLoach, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester DeLoach, died, she suffered from typhoid fever and diphtheria. Funeral arrangement were taken charge of by W.F. DeLoach, an uncle of the deceased, and were for the three.
The deceased had been ill for about 10 days, each of them being taken about the same time. The former were orphan children, their mother having been dead for years and their father having died about six months ago. The neighbors and citizens of the community came to the assistance of the close relatives and aided in the funeral arrangements. The services were conducted by Rev. Charlie Strickland and Rev. Benton of Cobbtown.
Corbett DeLoach 1901-1918
Van DeLoach 1904-1918
THREE DEATHS ONE FAMILY; ONE GRAVE-
Corbett, Van, and Udelle DeLoach Buried Monday Afternoon at Evergreen In One Grave
Evergreen church, this county, was the scene Monday afternoon at half past four o'clock of a very sad and unusual funeral service. Three services were combined into one, two of them being brothers and one for a niece.
The dead were Corbett DeLoach, age 17; Van DeLoach, age 14 and little Udelle DeLoach, age 6. Corbett died about nine o'clock Sunday Morning and Van died about 11 Sunday night. Each of them ill with typhoid fever. Monday morning about 7 o'clock, their niece, little Miss Udelle DeLoach, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester DeLoach, died, she suffered from typhoid fever and diphtheria. Funeral arrangement were taken charge of by W.F. DeLoach, an uncle of the deceased, and were for the three.
The deceased had been ill for about 10 days, each of them being taken about the same time. The former were orphan children, their mother having been dead for years and their father having died about six months ago. The neighbors and citizens of the community came to the assistance of the close relatives and aided in the funeral arrangements. The services were conducted by Rev. Charlie Strickland and Rev. Benton of Cobbtown.
Corbett DeLoach 1901-1918
Van DeLoach 1904-1918
The Tattnall Journal - September 26, 1918
THREE DEATHS ONE FAMILY; ONE GRAVE-
Corbett, Van, and Udelle DeLoach Buried Monday Afternoon at Evergreen In One Grave
Evergreen church, this county, was the scene Monday afternoon at half past four o'clock of a very sad and unusual funeral service. Three services were combined into one, two of them being brothers and one for a niece.
The dead were Corbett DeLoach, age 17; Van DeLoach, age 14 and little Udelle DeLoach, age 6. Corbett died about nine o'clock Sunday Morning and Van died about 11 Sunday night. Each of them ill with typhoid fever. Monday morning about 7 o'clock, their niece, little Miss Udelle DeLoach, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester DeLoach, died, she suffered from typhoid fever and diphtheria. Funeral arrangement were taken charge of by W.F. DeLoach, an uncle of the deceased, and were for the three.
The deceased had been ill for about 10 days, each of them being taken about the same time. The former were orphan children, their mother having been dead for years and their father having died about six months ago. The neighbors and citizens of the community came to the assistance of the close relatives and aided in the funeral arrangements. The services were conducted by Rev. Charlie Strickland and Rev. Benton of Cobbtown.
Corbett DeLoach 1901-1918
Van DeLoach 1904-1918
THREE DEATHS ONE FAMILY; ONE GRAVE-
Corbett, Van, and Udelle DeLoach Buried Monday Afternoon at Evergreen In One Grave
Evergreen church, this county, was the scene Monday afternoon at half past four o'clock of a very sad and unusual funeral service. Three services were combined into one, two of them being brothers and one for a niece.
The dead were Corbett DeLoach, age 17; Van DeLoach, age 14 and little Udelle DeLoach, age 6. Corbett died about nine o'clock Sunday Morning and Van died about 11 Sunday night. Each of them ill with typhoid fever. Monday morning about 7 o'clock, their niece, little Miss Udelle DeLoach, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester DeLoach, died, she suffered from typhoid fever and diphtheria. Funeral arrangement were taken charge of by W.F. DeLoach, an uncle of the deceased, and were for the three.
The deceased had been ill for about 10 days, each of them being taken about the same time. The former were orphan children, their mother having been dead for years and their father having died about six months ago. The neighbors and citizens of the community came to the assistance of the close relatives and aided in the funeral arrangements. The services were conducted by Rev. Charlie Strickland and Rev. Benton of Cobbtown.
Corbett DeLoach 1901-1918
Van DeLoach 1904-1918
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