Hattie was the youngest of four children born to Eunice Butts and William Meakin. She married Virgil Deckard on 22 February 1930 in Vigo County. They had two daughters before their marriage ended in divorce.
Official documents, including the marriage application, relate that her first name was really Naomi. However, she was known by all as Hattie, and that is likely why the stone reflects that name first.
A son-in-law, Randall Bennett, rests nearby.
Official documents, including the marriage application, relate that her first name was really Naomi. However, she was known by all as Hattie, and that is likely why the stone reflects that name first.
A son-in-law, Randall Bennett, rests nearby.
Hattie was the youngest of four children born to Eunice Butts and William Meakin. She married Virgil Deckard on 22 February 1930 in Vigo County. They had two daughters before their marriage ended in divorce.
Official documents, including the marriage application, relate that her first name was really Naomi. However, she was known by all as Hattie, and that is likely why the stone reflects that name first.
A son-in-law, Randall Bennett, rests nearby.
Official documents, including the marriage application, relate that her first name was really Naomi. However, she was known by all as Hattie, and that is likely why the stone reflects that name first.
A son-in-law, Randall Bennett, rests nearby.
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