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Hinton Funeral Rites Wednesday
HINTON — Funeral services will be conducted at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday for Mrs Eunice Belle Hinton, 86, a resident of Hinton the past 61 years, who died at 5 a.m. Monday at her Third Avenue home.
Rites will be held at the residence by the Rev. H. P. Hackney with burial following in the Hilltop Cemetery.
She was stricken with paralysis about a month ago and was apparently improving until she was struck a second time last Friday.
Born on the Richmond farm, two miles west of Hinton, November 14, 1865, she was a daughter of the late William Caperton and Christiana Fleshman Richmond, pioneer families of Summers and Raleigh counties.
She was a widow of the late E. Thurmond Hinton, who was the son of Summers County's first sheriff, Evan Hinton.
She is survived by two sons: Fred H. Hinton, of Davies, and Cecil P. Hinton. who resided with her; three daughters: Mrs. Gladys W. Clay, of White Sulphur; Mrs. R. W. Johnson, of Marmet; and Mrs. Maxine Russell, of Stamford, Conn.; a brother, John S. Richmond, of Richmond Farms, and a grandson, Donald Hinton Clay.
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Hinton Funeral Rites Wednesday
HINTON — Funeral services will be conducted at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday for Mrs Eunice Belle Hinton, 86, a resident of Hinton the past 61 years, who died at 5 a.m. Monday at her Third Avenue home.
Rites will be held at the residence by the Rev. H. P. Hackney with burial following in the Hilltop Cemetery.
She was stricken with paralysis about a month ago and was apparently improving until she was struck a second time last Friday.
Born on the Richmond farm, two miles west of Hinton, November 14, 1865, she was a daughter of the late William Caperton and Christiana Fleshman Richmond, pioneer families of Summers and Raleigh counties.
She was a widow of the late E. Thurmond Hinton, who was the son of Summers County's first sheriff, Evan Hinton.
She is survived by two sons: Fred H. Hinton, of Davies, and Cecil P. Hinton. who resided with her; three daughters: Mrs. Gladys W. Clay, of White Sulphur; Mrs. R. W. Johnson, of Marmet; and Mrs. Maxine Russell, of Stamford, Conn.; a brother, John S. Richmond, of Richmond Farms, and a grandson, Donald Hinton Clay.
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Family Members
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Mary E. Richmond Trump
1852–1906
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James Newton Richmond
1853–1921
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Sarah Elizabeth Richmond Palmer
1855–1927
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Jane Richmond Meador
1856–1921
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Samuel Fleshman Richmond
1857–1931
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William H. Richmond
1858–1889
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Marshall Allen Richmond
1860–1943
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Laura Alice Richmond Irwin
1862–1943
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John Sherman Richmond
1868–1952
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