MOTHER OF EIGHT CHILDREN DIES
Died: Sunday, August 13, 1944 in West Van Lear
She had been ill the past six months from a heart ailment.
Funeral: Cedar Grove Church Wednesday, conducted by Elders Grover Fannings, Winfrey Meek and Elzie Banks.
Burial: Odds, Kentucky
Survived by eight children: Malcolm, Willie and Alice at West Van Lear; George at Meally, Melvin in Detroit, Michigan, Mrs. Sol Burchett at Odds, Mrs. Frank Smith of Wayland, and Mrs. Roy Denver of Lucasville, Ohio.
She is also survived by one brother, Lewis Andrew Webb at East Point, thirty grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
She was endearingly known to all her relatives and friends as "Aunt Tene"
Paintsville Herald
August 17, 1944
Died: Sunday, August 13, 1944 in West Van Lear
She had been ill the past six months from a heart ailment.
Funeral: Cedar Grove Church Wednesday, conducted by Elders Grover Fannings, Winfrey Meek and Elzie Banks.
Burial: Odds, Kentucky
Survived by eight children: Malcolm, Willie and Alice at West Van Lear; George at Meally, Melvin in Detroit, Michigan, Mrs. Sol Burchett at Odds, Mrs. Frank Smith of Wayland, and Mrs. Roy Denver of Lucasville, Ohio.
She is also survived by one brother, Lewis Andrew Webb at East Point, thirty grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
She was endearingly known to all her relatives and friends as "Aunt Tene"
Paintsville Herald
August 17, 1944
MOTHER OF EIGHT CHILDREN DIES
Died: Sunday, August 13, 1944 in West Van Lear
She had been ill the past six months from a heart ailment.
Funeral: Cedar Grove Church Wednesday, conducted by Elders Grover Fannings, Winfrey Meek and Elzie Banks.
Burial: Odds, Kentucky
Survived by eight children: Malcolm, Willie and Alice at West Van Lear; George at Meally, Melvin in Detroit, Michigan, Mrs. Sol Burchett at Odds, Mrs. Frank Smith of Wayland, and Mrs. Roy Denver of Lucasville, Ohio.
She is also survived by one brother, Lewis Andrew Webb at East Point, thirty grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
She was endearingly known to all her relatives and friends as "Aunt Tene"
Paintsville Herald
August 17, 1944
Died: Sunday, August 13, 1944 in West Van Lear
She had been ill the past six months from a heart ailment.
Funeral: Cedar Grove Church Wednesday, conducted by Elders Grover Fannings, Winfrey Meek and Elzie Banks.
Burial: Odds, Kentucky
Survived by eight children: Malcolm, Willie and Alice at West Van Lear; George at Meally, Melvin in Detroit, Michigan, Mrs. Sol Burchett at Odds, Mrs. Frank Smith of Wayland, and Mrs. Roy Denver of Lucasville, Ohio.
She is also survived by one brother, Lewis Andrew Webb at East Point, thirty grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
She was endearingly known to all her relatives and friends as "Aunt Tene"
Paintsville Herald
August 17, 1944
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