Wesley A. Robinson died in January 2, 1975. The exact source and date of this obituary is unknown.
Submitted by Jeanie Lemons Keel.
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LEE, Mary Ellen (1989)
This is not an obituary, but an excerpt from what appears to be a funeral program for Mary Ellen LEE (29 Aug 1928 – 18 Mar 1989).
Submitted by Jeanie Lemons Keel.
CUNNINGHAM, Grace E. (1989)
Grace E. Cunningham passed away October 7, 1989. The exact source and date of this obituary is unknown.
Submitted by Jeanie Lemons Keel.
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Tagged Brady, Cunningham, Davis, Fritts, Keffer, Kelley, Lemons, Martin, Schubert
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JEWETT, Floyd – (1980)
Floyd JEWETT passed away in Grandview in December 1980. The exact source of this obituary is unknown, but it was published 21 Dec 1980.
Submitted by Jeanie Lemons Keel.
CUNNINGHAM, Lige – (1980)
Lige E. Cunnigham passed away Dec. 29, 1980. The exact source and date of this obituary is unknown.
Submitted by Jeanie Lemons Keel.
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Tagged Burns, Cunningham, Davis, Ellison, Keffer, Lemons, Schubert, Tegtman, True
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SPENCE, Ida – (1890)
Ida SPENCE, of Dayton, Tenn., bitten several weeks ago by a cat suffering from rabies, died of hydrophobia.
Source: Dispatch newspaper (of Henderson County, NC); 22 Jan 1890. Available online at Google News Archive.
MILLER, Pierce C. (1915)
Mollala, Oregon – Pierce C. Miller died January 3 and was buried January 5 in the Adams Cemetery at this place. Mr. Miller had lived in this section for 30 years. Two years ago he had a stroke of paralysis and never fully recovered. He was born in Rhea County, Tennessee in 1850. In 1878 he married Eliza Cook, who survives him. Mr. Miller is also survived by two sons and two daughters. They are Archie and Thomas Miller and Mrs. Hattie Engle and Mabel Miller.
Appeared in “The Spokesman Review” on Jan 12, 1915, page 6.
LEFFEW, Aunt Hulda (1957)
Appeared in “The Dayton Herald” dated May 9, 1957:
Thursday, May 9, 1957: Mrs. Joe (Aunt Hulda) Leffew, 74, died early Thursday morning, May 2, at her home in Morgantown. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Vesta Crawley of Chattanooga; three sons, Walter of Ooltewah, Jim of Dayton, and Chester of North Ridgeville, Ohio; five brothers, Noah, Tom, Bob Carraway of Dayton, W.F. of Sale Creek; and Ed Carraway of Battle Creek, Michigan; four sisters, Mrs. Earl Suttles, Mrs. Hattie Filyaw and Mrs. Boss Mitchell of Dayton; & Mrs. Robert Leffew of Daisy; 36 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon from the Dayton Church of God with the Rev. C. M Newman and the Rev. George Wilkey officiating. Interment was in Buttram Cemetery with Sawyers Funeral Home in charge.
RILEY, Bob (1930)
Appeared in “The Dayton Herald” dated March 6, 1930:
Bob Riley (Col) one of the men working on the new road between Dayton and the Rhea County line died February 26th at the camps four miles below Dayton. His body was shipped to Atlanta for burial.
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CALBAUGH, Mamie (1930)
Appeared in the “The Dayton Herald” dated March 6, 1930:
Mrs. Mamie Calbaugh, aged 67, died at her home in the bend of the river, Saturday March 1st. Funeral services were held at the home Sunday afternoon, interment following in the Buttram cemetery.
Richard Harrison is listed as her father on her death certificate.
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