CARDIN, Robert Hatcher
The Pulaski Citizen 09 Jun 1926 "Sudden Call"
R. H. Cardin, commonly called Hatcher by his many friends, died sometime Tuesday afternoon, in the field at home, in the Bunker Hill community, where he was at work plowing.
Mr. Cardin appeared well as usual Tuesday forenoon. After working all morning he came home to dinner, ate a hearty meal and returned to work. He did not come home at the usual time in the evening, but at first the family thought nothing of it, supposing he was just working later than usual. But as night was coming on and he had not come home, some one went to the field to see about him.
Apparently he had died of heart failure, without warning. He had fallen forward, face down, with the plow line about his wrist. The horse has been grazing round apparently for several hours. It is supposed Mr. Cardin died soon after
returning to work for the afternoon.
Funeral and burial services were conducted at Indian Creek Wednesday afternoon.
Tennessee State Marriages, 1780-2002
Name: R H Cardin [Robert Hatcher Cardin]
Spouse: Fannie Brownlon [Emily Fannie Brownlow]
Marriage License Date: 8 Feb 1877
Marriage County: Giles
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Joyce Pardon Danek # 47552867
The Pulaski Citizen 09 Jun 1926 "Sudden Call"
R. H. Cardin, commonly called Hatcher by his many friends, died sometime Tuesday afternoon, in the field at home, in the Bunker Hill community, where he was at work plowing.
Mr. Cardin appeared well as usual Tuesday forenoon. After working all morning he came home to dinner, ate a hearty meal and returned to work. He did not come home at the usual time in the evening, but at first the family thought nothing of it, supposing he was just working later than usual. But as night was coming on and he had not come home, some one went to the field to see about him.
Apparently he had died of heart failure, without warning. He had fallen forward, face down, with the plow line about his wrist. The horse has been grazing round apparently for several hours. It is supposed Mr. Cardin died soon after
returning to work for the afternoon.
Funeral and burial services were conducted at Indian Creek Wednesday afternoon.
Tennessee State Marriages, 1780-2002
Name: R H Cardin [Robert Hatcher Cardin]
Spouse: Fannie Brownlon [Emily Fannie Brownlow]
Marriage License Date: 8 Feb 1877
Marriage County: Giles
Infor shared by
Joyce Pardon Danek # 47552867
CARDIN, Robert Hatcher
The Pulaski Citizen 09 Jun 1926 "Sudden Call"
R. H. Cardin, commonly called Hatcher by his many friends, died sometime Tuesday afternoon, in the field at home, in the Bunker Hill community, where he was at work plowing.
Mr. Cardin appeared well as usual Tuesday forenoon. After working all morning he came home to dinner, ate a hearty meal and returned to work. He did not come home at the usual time in the evening, but at first the family thought nothing of it, supposing he was just working later than usual. But as night was coming on and he had not come home, some one went to the field to see about him.
Apparently he had died of heart failure, without warning. He had fallen forward, face down, with the plow line about his wrist. The horse has been grazing round apparently for several hours. It is supposed Mr. Cardin died soon after
returning to work for the afternoon.
Funeral and burial services were conducted at Indian Creek Wednesday afternoon.
Tennessee State Marriages, 1780-2002
Name: R H Cardin [Robert Hatcher Cardin]
Spouse: Fannie Brownlon [Emily Fannie Brownlow]
Marriage License Date: 8 Feb 1877
Marriage County: Giles
Infor shared by
Joyce Pardon Danek # 47552867
The Pulaski Citizen 09 Jun 1926 "Sudden Call"
R. H. Cardin, commonly called Hatcher by his many friends, died sometime Tuesday afternoon, in the field at home, in the Bunker Hill community, where he was at work plowing.
Mr. Cardin appeared well as usual Tuesday forenoon. After working all morning he came home to dinner, ate a hearty meal and returned to work. He did not come home at the usual time in the evening, but at first the family thought nothing of it, supposing he was just working later than usual. But as night was coming on and he had not come home, some one went to the field to see about him.
Apparently he had died of heart failure, without warning. He had fallen forward, face down, with the plow line about his wrist. The horse has been grazing round apparently for several hours. It is supposed Mr. Cardin died soon after
returning to work for the afternoon.
Funeral and burial services were conducted at Indian Creek Wednesday afternoon.
Tennessee State Marriages, 1780-2002
Name: R H Cardin [Robert Hatcher Cardin]
Spouse: Fannie Brownlon [Emily Fannie Brownlow]
Marriage License Date: 8 Feb 1877
Marriage County: Giles
Infor shared by
Joyce Pardon Danek # 47552867
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