Amos Clifford Wilson, 41, died December 28, 1939, at the home of a brother in law, Paul Cheuvront, on Cunningham's Run. Funeral services were conducted at the home of a brother, Rolly Wilson at Norwood, Clarksburg, and interment took place at Cherry Camp Run.
He was born Feb. 22, 1898 at Bristol and was a son of Mrs. Inne [sic] Harter Wilson and the late General Wilson. Surviving besides his mother and his wife, are five children, William Walter, Kenneth Clifford, Joan Carol, Phyllis and Earl Wilson, and one sister, Mrs. Grace Wetzel, of Norwood.
He was born Feb. 22, 1898 at Bristol and was a son of Mrs. Inne [sic] Harter Wilson and the late General Wilson. Surviving besides his mother and his wife, are five children, William Walter, Kenneth Clifford, Joan Carol, Phyllis and Earl Wilson, and one sister, Mrs. Grace Wetzel, of Norwood.
Amos Clifford Wilson, 41, died December 28, 1939, at the home of a brother in law, Paul Cheuvront, on Cunningham's Run. Funeral services were conducted at the home of a brother, Rolly Wilson at Norwood, Clarksburg, and interment took place at Cherry Camp Run.
He was born Feb. 22, 1898 at Bristol and was a son of Mrs. Inne [sic] Harter Wilson and the late General Wilson. Surviving besides his mother and his wife, are five children, William Walter, Kenneth Clifford, Joan Carol, Phyllis and Earl Wilson, and one sister, Mrs. Grace Wetzel, of Norwood.
He was born Feb. 22, 1898 at Bristol and was a son of Mrs. Inne [sic] Harter Wilson and the late General Wilson. Surviving besides his mother and his wife, are five children, William Walter, Kenneth Clifford, Joan Carol, Phyllis and Earl Wilson, and one sister, Mrs. Grace Wetzel, of Norwood.
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