March 25, 1927 THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEAN Odom–Thursday morning at 12:05 o’clock, March 24, 1927, at the home of his daughter Mrs. J.J. Kitchens, Columbia, Tenn. John Odom, Sr., aged 90 years. Survived by the following children: Mrs. J.S. Shockley, Mrs. … Continue reading →
February 21, 1928 The Nashville Tennessean MRS. MARY MCKEE (Special to the Tennessean) Columbia, Tenn., Feb. 20, 1928.–Mrs. Mary McKee, 74, on of the most highly respected women in this section, died at her home here last night following a … Continue reading →
Thursday, May 29, 1930 THE MAURY COUNTY DEMOCRAT – COLUMBIA TENNESSEE CAPT. NED LEE LIVED UNDER ADMINISTRATION OF SEVERAL PRESIDENTS Centenarian Served As Postmaster At Columbia Under President Franklin Pierce; Wounded In Battle Of Franklin; Married Niece of President … Continue reading →
Submitted in 2005 by Bunny Freeman Confederate Veteran Magazine Vol. 8 No. 7 July 1900 The Last Roll Call The Leonidas Polk Bivouac, No. 3, and William Henry Trousdale Camp, No. 495, of Confederate Veterans pay tribute to the memory … Continue reading →
The Daily Herald (reel 468) Columbia, Maury County, TN December 27, 1916 John A. FRAZIER, Called by Death Was a prominent farmer of the Godwin section, eighty-seven years old John A. FRAZIER, died at the home of his sister, Mr. … Continue reading →
OSBOURN GOAD Submitted by: Kenneth Haas. From “The Texas Baptist” Osbourn Goad died 4 July 1859 near “Tennessee Colony”, Anderson County, Texas in the 49th year of his life. Mr. Goad was born in Maury County, Tennessee 30 Nov. 1810. … Continue reading →
Ragan, Mrs. Thomas of Kedron, died Saturday age 97 years, 6 months. 13 Children, 307 grand & great grandchildren. Never wore glasses and retained mental faculties until death. Columbia Herald 22 Sept. 1905. Submitted by: Michelle Roberson Cannon
Continue reading →Another true and enthusiastic speciman, one of the most untiring of the “Old Guard,” and withal a gentleman of the finest qualities of the head and heart, has passed to the “shadow land,” leaving a void in that circle that … Continue reading →
Submitted by ckastute [at] hotmail [dot] com Service: Thursday, February 19, 2004 10:00 AM Oakes & Nichols Chapel 320 West 7th Street Columbia, TN 38401 SEND CONDOLENCES Mr. John L. ?Peanut? Hill Mr. John Leon ?Peanut? Hill, 57, retired truck … Continue reading →
This is the actual newspaper obituary for: WILLIAM THOMAS LAYNE (born: 1852) Micro Film #68, the Nashville Tennessean Deceased: May 7, 1919 W. T. Layne, a farmer who lived 8 mi. from the city on the Nolensville Turnpike, died Wednesday morning at … Continue reading →