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CARDIN, Ezra The Pulaski Citizen 22 Feb 1956
Bunker Hill Farmer Dies From Injuries Received in Wreck
Ezra Lee Cardin, 78, retired farmer and merchant of the Bunker Hill community, died at 1:00 A.M. Tuesday at Giles County Hospital of injuries suffered in an automobile accident Monday morning near Delrose.
Funeral services were held at 2:00 P.M. Wednesday at Bennett May Funeral Home in Pulaski by the Rev. James T. Parsons, pastor of Bunker Hill Methodist Church, and Dr. R. B. Stone. Burial was in the Indian Creek Cemetery.
Mr. Cardin suffered a broken jaw, head lacerations and chest injury in the accident that involved a collision of two cars at the crest of a hill near the Giles Lincoln County line. James Wakefield, 43, of Fayetteville, salesman for Southern Woodenware Company, Nashville and driver of the other car involved in the accident, suffered a fractured left leg and was admitted to St. Thomas Hospital, Nashville.
Mr. Cardin was a former merchant, a member of the firm of Lackey & Cardin at Bunker Hill, and had been engaged in farming for many years. He was a native of Giles County, the son of the late Hatcher and Fannie Brownlow Cardin. He was a member of the Methodist Church and was active in church and civic affairs of his community.
Mr. Cardin was twice married. His first wife, Mrs. Eula Bryant Cardin, died August 30, 1912, and his second wife, Mrs. Lillie Smith Hughey Cardin, survives.
In addition to his wife, other survivors are a son, Clarence Cardin, Pulaski businessman, three daughters, Mrs. Neely H. Watson, Miss Elise Cardin both of Pulaski; Mrs Jack Johnson, Nashville; a sister Mrs. H. L. Sisk, and a brother, P. D.Cardin, both of Pulaski; and two step sons, Hencely Hughey of Pulaski, and Howard Hughey, Nashville.
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CARDIN, Ezra The Pulaski Citizen 22 Feb 1956
Bunker Hill Farmer Dies From Injuries Received in Wreck
Ezra Lee Cardin, 78, retired farmer and merchant of the Bunker Hill community, died at 1:00 A.M. Tuesday at Giles County Hospital of injuries suffered in an automobile accident Monday morning near Delrose.
Funeral services were held at 2:00 P.M. Wednesday at Bennett May Funeral Home in Pulaski by the Rev. James T. Parsons, pastor of Bunker Hill Methodist Church, and Dr. R. B. Stone. Burial was in the Indian Creek Cemetery.
Mr. Cardin suffered a broken jaw, head lacerations and chest injury in the accident that involved a collision of two cars at the crest of a hill near the Giles Lincoln County line. James Wakefield, 43, of Fayetteville, salesman for Southern Woodenware Company, Nashville and driver of the other car involved in the accident, suffered a fractured left leg and was admitted to St. Thomas Hospital, Nashville.
Mr. Cardin was a former merchant, a member of the firm of Lackey & Cardin at Bunker Hill, and had been engaged in farming for many years. He was a native of Giles County, the son of the late Hatcher and Fannie Brownlow Cardin. He was a member of the Methodist Church and was active in church and civic affairs of his community.
Mr. Cardin was twice married. His first wife, Mrs. Eula Bryant Cardin, died August 30, 1912, and his second wife, Mrs. Lillie Smith Hughey Cardin, survives.
In addition to his wife, other survivors are a son, Clarence Cardin, Pulaski businessman, three daughters, Mrs. Neely H. Watson, Miss Elise Cardin both of Pulaski; Mrs Jack Johnson, Nashville; a sister Mrs. H. L. Sisk, and a brother, P. D.Cardin, both of Pulaski; and two step sons, Hencely Hughey of Pulaski, and Howard Hughey, Nashville.
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CARDIN, Ezra The Pulaski Citizen 22 Feb 1956
Bunker Hill Farmer Dies From Injuries Received in Wreck
Ezra Lee Cardin, 78, retired farmer and merchant of the Bunker Hill community, died at 1:00 A.M. Tuesday at Giles County Hospital of injuries suffered in an automobile accident Monday morning near Delrose.
Funeral services were held at 2:00 P.M. Wednesday at Bennett May Funeral Home in Pulaski by the Rev. James T. Parsons, pastor of Bunker Hill Methodist Church, and Dr. R. B. Stone. Burial was in the Indian Creek Cemetery.
Mr. Cardin suffered a broken jaw, head lacerations and chest injury in the accident that involved a collision of two cars at the crest of a hill near the Giles Lincoln County line. James Wakefield, 43, of Fayetteville, salesman for Southern Woodenware Company, Nashville and driver of the other car involved in the accident, suffered a fractured left leg and was admitted to St. Thomas Hospital, Nashville.
Mr. Cardin was a former merchant, a member of the firm of Lackey & Cardin at Bunker Hill, and had been engaged in farming for many years. He was a native of Giles County, the son of the late Hatcher and Fannie Brownlow Cardin. He was a member of the Methodist Church and was active in church and civic affairs of his community.
Mr. Cardin was twice married. His first wife, Mrs. Eula Bryant Cardin, died August 30, 1912, and his second wife, Mrs. Lillie Smith Hughey Cardin, survives.
In addition to his wife, other survivors are a son, Clarence Cardin, Pulaski businessman, three daughters, Mrs. Neely H. Watson, Miss Elise Cardin both of Pulaski; Mrs Jack Johnson, Nashville; a sister Mrs. H. L. Sisk, and a brother, P. D.Cardin, both of Pulaski; and two step sons, Hencely Hughey of Pulaski, and Howard Hughey, Nashville.
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CARDIN, Ezra The Pulaski Citizen 22 Feb 1956
Bunker Hill Farmer Dies From Injuries Received in Wreck
Ezra Lee Cardin, 78, retired farmer and merchant of the Bunker Hill community, died at 1:00 A.M. Tuesday at Giles County Hospital of injuries suffered in an automobile accident Monday morning near Delrose.
Funeral services were held at 2:00 P.M. Wednesday at Bennett May Funeral Home in Pulaski by the Rev. James T. Parsons, pastor of Bunker Hill Methodist Church, and Dr. R. B. Stone. Burial was in the Indian Creek Cemetery.
Mr. Cardin suffered a broken jaw, head lacerations and chest injury in the accident that involved a collision of two cars at the crest of a hill near the Giles Lincoln County line. James Wakefield, 43, of Fayetteville, salesman for Southern Woodenware Company, Nashville and driver of the other car involved in the accident, suffered a fractured left leg and was admitted to St. Thomas Hospital, Nashville.
Mr. Cardin was a former merchant, a member of the firm of Lackey & Cardin at Bunker Hill, and had been engaged in farming for many years. He was a native of Giles County, the son of the late Hatcher and Fannie Brownlow Cardin. He was a member of the Methodist Church and was active in church and civic affairs of his community.
Mr. Cardin was twice married. His first wife, Mrs. Eula Bryant Cardin, died August 30, 1912, and his second wife, Mrs. Lillie Smith Hughey Cardin, survives.
In addition to his wife, other survivors are a son, Clarence Cardin, Pulaski businessman, three daughters, Mrs. Neely H. Watson, Miss Elise Cardin both of Pulaski; Mrs Jack Johnson, Nashville; a sister Mrs. H. L. Sisk, and a brother, P. D.Cardin, both of Pulaski; and two step sons, Hencely Hughey of Pulaski, and Howard Hughey, Nashville.
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