Note that this table can also be used as the definitive list of existing issues of the Lebanon, as far as I can determine.
Date | Last Name | First Name | Age | Notes | |||
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1883_03_01 | Candler | Dicy | "wife of G. W. Candler" | ||||
1883_03_01 | Easterly | Nannie | 18 | ||||
1883_03_01 | Vaughan | "infant child of John and Sally Vaughan" | |||||
1883_03_01 | Fry | Henry | Judge, died in WV | ||||
1886_02_25 | Steele | Jimmie | |||||
1886_02_25 | Williams | infant son | |||||
1891 | |||||||
1891/1891_07_16 | |||||||
1891/1891_08_13 | Grant | Angie | died in San Francisco | ||||
1891/1891_08_13 | Campbell | William | 89 | ||||
1891/1891_08_13 | French | Will | from the "Glade Spring Citizen" | ||||
1891/1891_08_13 | Dickenson | Henry Kile | 1 | ||||
1893/1893_01_05 | Branch | Rachel | colored, "near Barnett", "daughter of Ephram Branch" | ||||
1893/1893_01_05 | Clark | Richard | "son of D. O. Clark", murdered by George Cook | ||||
1893/1893_01_05 | White | Henry | "of Belfast Mills" | ||||
1898_10_14 | Briefly excerpted in 4/12/1929 issue of Lebanon News. | ||||||
1900 | |||||||
1900/1900_01_05 | Baker | John A. P. | |||||
1900/1900_01_05 | Gibson | Charlie | about 40 | consumption | |||
1900/1900_01_05 | Horseman | "widow Horseman's son" | |||||
1900/1900_01_05 | Dickenson | Mrs. Henry | "colored" | ||||
1900/1900_01_05 | Purcell | Mrs. John | |||||
1900/1900_01_05 | Tate | Jake | 36 | ||||
1900/1900_01_05 | Meade | Robert | consumption | ||||
1900/1900_02_09 | Baber | Alice Lillian | 28 | "of Emporia, Greensville county, Virginia." | |||
1900/1900_02_09 | Jackson | James | "son of Cowan Jackson...consumption" | ||||
1900/1900_03_02 | Briefly excerpted in 4/19/1929 issue of Lebanon News | ||||||
1900/1900_03_09 | Baldwin | Mrs. D. O. | "wife of Rev. D. O. Baldwin" | ||||
1900/1900_03_09 | Gent | Charles | "colored" | ||||
1900/1900_03_16 | Donald | Nannie | "of Elway" | ||||
1900/1900_03_16 | Atkins | Aker | 15 | son of W. A. Atkins | |||
1900/1900_03_16 | Gobble | Catherine | 60 | "near Cleveland" | |||
1900/1900_03_16 | Cumbow | Nancy | 78 | "four miles west of town" | |||
1900/1900_03_16 | Arington | Sallie | 99 | "of Dickenson county" | |||
1900/1900_03_16 | Vaught | Jim Trigg | 3 | son of Bro. S. B. Vaught | |||
1900/1900_03_23 | Grizzle | Mrs. James | "wife of "Herican Jim" Grizzle" | ||||
1900/1900_04_06 | |||||||
1900/1900_04_13 | Stergel | infant son | "son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Sterling" | ||||
1900/1900_04_13 | Fink | William | |||||
1900/1900_04_13 | Gray | Will | "colored" | ||||
1900/1900_04_13 | Fields | Joseph | "of Elk Garden" | ||||
1900/1900_04_13 | Dickenson | James Nat | |||||
1900/1900_04_13 | McFarland | Sallie | near 90 | ||||
1900/1900_05_04 | Dickenson | "Charles Dickenson's wife, colored" | |||||
1900/1900_05_04 | Thompson | Phoebe | 93 | ||||
1900/1900_05_04 | Fletcher | William | "born in November, 1820" | ||||
1900/1900_05_04 | Hendricks | James W. | past 80 | "former resident of this county, died at his home in Washington county, April 19th" | |||
1900/1900_05_04 | Pippin | Nancy | past 90 | ||||
1900/1900_05_11 | Fletcher | Mrs. William | "of Lower New Garden" | ||||
1900/1900_05_11 | Cox | William | "of Lewis Creek" | ||||
1900/1900_05_11 | McNew | Lizzie | 69 | "at Fugate's Hill" | |||
1900/1900_05_18 | Briefly excerpted in 5/3/1929 issue of Lebanon News | ||||||
1900/1900_05_11 | Kent | 3 | "child of Joe Kent, colored" | ||||
1900/1900_05_11 | Adkins | David | 25 | "of Rockdell" | |||
1900/1900_06_01 | Jessee | David | 80 | "of lower Copper creek" | |||
1900/1900_06_01 | Richards | Polly | 102 | "at Mason's Store" | |||
1900/1900_06_08 | Hunt | "wife of John Hunt" | |||||
1900/1900_06_15 | Dickenson | Mrs. Henry | "colored" | ||||
1900/1900_06_29 | Fletcher | Martin | "Garland Cook Kills Martin Fletcher" | ||||
1900/1900_06_29 | Jessee | Mrs. Will | "daughter of W. P. Cooper", "at Bluegrass" | ||||
1900/1900_06_29 | Garrett | Julia | "infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Garrett" | ||||
1900/1900_08_10 | Smith | Albert | |||||
1900/1900_08_10 | Sutherland | Lemon | "little son of S. P. Sutherland, of Dexter" | ||||
1900/1900_08_10 | Selfe | William T. | "funeral will be preached at Richardson's chapel" | ||||
1900/1900_08_10 | Miller | Henry, Jr. | 38 | "on Sword's Creek" | |||
1900/1900_08_10 | Johnson | "wife of Jackson Johnson and daughter of W. P. Fuller", "near Jesse's Mill" | |||||
1900/1900_08_24 | Bowden | 3 months | "Rev. and Mrs. R. H. Bowden" | ||||
1900/1900_10_05 | Combs | Arthur | "obituary notice will appear next week" | ||||
1900/1900_10_05 | Bradshaw | Henry | |||||
1900/1900_11_30 | Kendrick | Mrs. W. J. | 62 | "at Moab, Va" | |||
1900/1900_11_30 | Kiser | Rev. E. | |||||
1900/1900_11_30 | Kiser | Mrs. Rev. E. | 87 | "near Carterton" | |||
1901 | |||||||
1901/1901_01_09 | Mitchell | Nancy | 108 | reported in Richmond Times | |||
1901/1901_09_01 | Ball | Mort | shot by Ol Cook, reported in Roanoke News | ||||
1901/1901_09_01 | Hess | Alice | accidentally shot by brother, reported in Roanoke News | ||||
1902 | |||||||
1902/1902_01_03 | Stump | Ab | murdered | ||||
1902/1902_01_03 | Johnson | Charles | |||||
1902/1902_01_03 | Smith | Polly | 83 | ||||
1902/1902_01_03 | Osborne | Jack | murdered | ||||
1902/1902_01_03 | Meade | Edna | 70 | "of Dickensonville" | |||
1902/1902_01_03 | Smith | "mother of J. N. Smith" | |||||
1902/1902_01_03 | Snodgrass | Mrs. L. H. | "formerly a citizen of this county" | ||||
1902/1902_05_30 | Robins | Wade | murdered by Jim Wilson | ||||
1902/1902_06_06 | Puckett | "funeral of T. J. Puckett's little child", "at the Loop church" | |||||
1902/1902_06_13 | Gibson | T. M. | died in Bristol | ||||
1902/1902_06_13 | Price | J. S. | died in Bristol | ||||
1902/1902_07_18 | Boyd | James | "Gardners" | ||||
1902/1902_07_18 | Musick | David | "funeral will be preached at the Weaver's Creek church" | ||||
1902/1902_07_18 | Hackney | John G. | 87 | ||||
1902/1902_07_18 | Fields | Charlie | 51 | "near Nunley" | |||
1902/1901_08_01 | Litton | Callie | 18 | "near Cleveland" | |||
1902/1901_08_01 | Duff | John G. | 80 | "Belfast Mills" | |||
1902/1902_09_05 | Hurt | Nannie | "funeral...was preached", Gardner | ||||
1902/1902_09_05 | Gardner | Charlie | |||||
1902/1902_09_05 | Barrett | Frances | "burial...Sunday" | ||||
1902/1902_09_05 | Litton | J. S. | "TRIBUTE OF RESPECT" | ||||
1902/1902_10_17 | Counts | Roosevelt | aged over 2 years | "infant son of Samuel G. Counts" | |||
1902/1902_10_17 | Counts | Lenora E. | 15 months | "daughter of Elijah L. and M. Violet Counts" | |||
1903 | |||||||
1903/1903_01_02 | Campbell | "home of John H. Campbell", "little child" | |||||
1903/1903_01_02 | Fields | Mrs. Campbell | 30 | "near Nunley" | |||
1903/1903_01_02 | Smith | Alden | murdered | ||||
1903/1903_01_02 | Hendricks | "a colored woman", "at Barnett" | |||||
1903/1903_01_16 | Honaker | H. | "of Honaker, Va." | ||||
1903/1903_01_16 | Wysor | Charles Henry | 17 | hit by train, "son of John and Elizabeth Wysor" | |||
1903/1903_01_23 | Carroll | Jack | |||||
1903/1903_01_23 | Tate | Henry B. J. | |||||
1903/1903_02_13 | Honaker | Harvey | |||||
1903/1903_02_13 | Tate | James M. | 70 | ||||
1903/1903_02_13 | Bausell | John T. | 34 | died in sawmill accident | |||
1903/1903_02_13 | Johnson | Henry | 60 | "old confederate soldier" | |||
1903/1903_02_13 | Barton | Henry | "on a drunken spree" | ||||
1903/1903_02_13 | Alderson | W. E. | 60 | ||||
1903/1903_02_13 | Dickenson | Rebecca | "at Bickley Mills" | ||||
1903/1903_03_06 | Bundy | "A woman by the name of Bundy, an inmate of the country poor house, died Sunday night." | |||||
1903/1903_03_06 | Campbell | Mrs. J. R. | 52 | "of Nunley" | |||
1903/1903_03_13 | Purcell | Mrs. James | died in Texas | ||||
1903/1903_03_20 | Ray | Charlie | drowned in Clinch River, "son of Bob Ray" | ||||
1903/1903_03_20 | Fawbush | "infant child of W. F. Fawbush" | |||||
1903/1903_03_20 | White | Press | "2 miles north of Bolton" | ||||
1903/1903_03_27 | |||||||
1903/1903_04_03 | |||||||
1903/1903_04_10 | Elliott | Gladys | 1 | in Barnett | |||
1903/1903_04_10 | Candler | Mrs. A. J. | died in Texas | ||||
1903/1903_04_17 | |||||||
1903/1903_05_01 | Rogers | 8 | "grandson of J. W. Rogers" | ||||
1903/1903_05_08 | Henderson | Rob | "of Hazel Spring", "consumption" | ||||
1903/1903_05_08 | Milton | Virginia Louise | died in Texas | ||||
1903/1903_05_08 | Wallace | Eva Grace | 2 | ||||
1903/1903_05_29 | Hurt | Mrs. A. L. | |||||
1903/1903_05_29 | Haggy | David | hit by train | ||||
1903/1903_05_29 | Vanhook | 3 | "child of Henry Vanhook" | ||||
1903/1903_05_29 | Ferguson | Stella | 6 | "daughter of George Ferguson" | |||
1903/1903_06_05 | Alderson | Tom Gent | 28 | "in Wise, Va" | |||
1903/1903_06_12 | Griffith | Mattie | "daughter of John Whitt" | ||||
1903/1903_07_10 | |||||||
1903/1903_07_17 | Fuller | Jacob | "on Bart's Lick" | ||||
1903/1903_07_24 | Counts | Ezekiel D. | 21 | "son of S. D. Counts" | |||
1903/1903_07_24 | Apperson | Peggy | 97 | "niece of General Nathan Towson" | |||
1903/1903_07_24 | Vencill | "Buz" | 24 | ||||
1903/1903_07_24 | Fleming | Valley | "son of James Fleming" | ||||
1903/1903_07_24 | Wright | Rosa | |||||
1903/1903_07_24 | Fields | Rachel | "at Nunley" | ||||
1903/1903_07_31 | Hicks | hit by train | |||||
1903/1903_07_31 | Counts | Ezekiel | "son of Dug Counts, of Aily, Va" | ||||
1903/1903_07_31 | Apperson | Margaret R. | 86 | "of Hale's Mill, Scott county, Va" | |||
1903/1903_07_31 | Buckles | Charlie | 60 | Confederate veteran | |||
1903/1903_07_31 | Garrett | Rachel | 7/24/1903 mention printed wrong name | ||||
1903/1903_07_31 | Fields | "infant child of Ed Fields, near Nunley" | |||||
1903/1903_07_31 | King | 1 | "son of John King" | ||||
1903/1903_08_07 | Fields | "Mrs. Fields, wife of Melvin Fields" | |||||
1903/1903_08_07 | Johnson | Albert | 27 | "son of S. N. Johnson" | |||
1903/1903_08_14 | Johnson | Sheffey | "of the Loop" | ||||
1903/1903_08_14 | Sutherland | Nellie Kate | 25 | wife of Henry W. Sutherland, "formerly Miss Nellie Kate Shepherd" | |||
1903/1903_08_14 | Campbell | "little child of W. M. Campbell of Kimbal, W. Va." | |||||
1903/1903_08_14 | Johnson | James Sheffey | 89 | "at Rockdell" | |||
1903/1903_08_21 | Fraley | Addie May | 23 | wife of Samuel A. Fraley | |||
1903/1903_08_21 | Banner | Leah | 87 | at Castlewood | |||
1903/1903_08_28 | Davis | Kate | |||||
1903/1903_08_28 | Johnson | James Sheffey | Tribute | ||||
1903/1903_08_28 | Cowan | Thomas | s | "son of C. H. Cowan" | |||
1903/1903_08_28 | Ball | Charlie | |||||
1903/1903_09_04 | Hall | Eva Kate | 4 months | "near St. Paul" | |||
1903/1903_09_11 | Davis | 1 | "girl of Charlie Davis" | ||||
1903/1903_09_11 | Booth | Miles | "aged citizen of near Bolton" | ||||
1903/1903_09_18 | Hale | "Nathan Hale's little daughter" | |||||
1903/1903_09_18 | Cooper | Mrs. Thomas | "of near Bluegrass" | ||||
1903/1903_09_25 | |||||||
1903/1903_10_02 | Daugherty | Mary | 74 | "three miles north east of Lebanon" | |||
1903/1903_10_02 | Hargis | Mrs. W. L. | "daughter of C. W. Powers", "in the Corner" | ||||
1903/1903_10_02 | Hendricks | Cynthia | 78 | "colored", "east of Lebanon" | |||
1903/1903_10_16 | Cooper | Mary D. | 56 | "married to Thomas A. Cooper" | |||
1903/1903_10_16 | Banner | S. H. | |||||
1903/1903_10_16 | Henritze | "infant child of postmaster James A. Henritze" | |||||
1903/1903_10_23 | Banner | Samuel Houston | 59 | ||||
1903/1903_10_23 | Couch | "Henry Couch's baby" | |||||
1903/1903_10_23 | Jackson | J. W. | 40 | ||||
1903/1903_10_23 | Powers | John Thomas | 5 | "Knoxville, Tenn." | |||
1903/1903_11_27 | Miller | Mrs. J. D. | "in the Corner settlement" | ||||
1903/1903_11_27 | Jackson | M. P. | 70 | ||||
1903/1903_12_04 | Dickenson | Henry Hopkins | 66 | ||||
1903/1903_12_04 | Kiser | Jimmie | 94 | Dumps Creek | |||
1903/1903_12_04 | Grizzle | Lazenby | 19 months | Dumps Creek | |||
1903/1903_12_04 | Jessee | Mrs. William | "near Lebanon", "sister of Robert Stinson" | ||||
1903/1903_12_04 | Saunders | Rachel | 72 | ||||
1903/1903_12_04 | McGraw | Henry | "an aged citizen of Blacks Ford" | ||||
1903/1903_12_18 | Dickenson | H. H. | |||||
1903/1903_12_18 | Gilmer | Polly | 82 | "one mile east of Lebanon" | |||
1904 | |||||||
1904/1904_01_08 | Campbell | "wife of Fode[?] Campbell", "of the Sinkhole Valley" | |||||
1904/1904_01_08 | Salyers | C | 20 | grandson of Harlen Salyers | |||
1904/1904_01_08 | Branson | Francis M. | reprint of Civil War obituary | ||||
1904/1904_01_08 | Fogleman | Charlie | "on Moccasin" | ||||
1904/1904_01_08 | Miller | D. P. | 45 | ||||
1904/1904_01_15 | Snodgrass | Mary Elizabeth | 5 months | "at Finney's Siding" | |||
1904/1904_01_29 | Hancock | W. Stuart | "committed suicide at Honolulu Hawaii" | ||||
1904/1904_03_18 | Perkins | Joseph | 83 | ||||
1904/1904_07_01 | Hargis | Mollie | "wife of W. L. Hargis" | ||||
1904/1904_07_01 | Raniero | Frank | 4 | fell from a wagon | |||
1904/1904_07_01 | Williams | Henry | 68 | "at St. Paul", consumption | |||
1904/1904_07_08 | Sanders | Mrs. Green | Cleveland | ||||
1904/1904_07_08 | Holland | Will C. | 43 | suicide, died in Newport, TN | |||
1904/1904_07_15 | |||||||
1904/1904_11_25 | |||||||
1904/1904_12_02 | Campbell | Mrs. J. C. | "of near Hansonville" | ||||
1904/1904_12_02 | Couch | "a little baby of H. P. Couch and wife" | |||||
1904/1904_12_23 | "old colored man died at the county poor house" | ||||||
1905 | |||||||
1905/1905_03_10 | Thornton | Howard | 12 | "at Finney's Siding" | |||
1905/1905_03_10 | Finney | Morgan | 68 | ||||
1905/1905_03_10 | Cook | William | "of Cooks Mills" | ||||
1905/1905_03_31 | |||||||
1905/1905_04_28 | Huff | "husband and father", "Mrs. E. B. Huff & Family" | |||||
1905/1905_04_28 | Huff | J. S. | |||||
1905/1905_04_28 | Huff | John Snider | nearly 84 | ||||
1905/1905_04_28 | Short | murdered, brother of W. P. Short | |||||
1905/1905_04_28 | Thomas | Mrs. J. D. | "near Barnett" | ||||
1905/1905_04_28 | Jesse | Fullen | died in Texas | ||||
1905/1905_05_12 | |||||||
1905/1905_05_19 | Dorton | Nathan | of consumption | ||||
1905/1905_05_19 | Dingus | Ballard | "near Dickensonville", "making the third death in that family within the last few weeks" | ||||
1905/1905_05_19 | Laforce | Malvey Verna | 21 | "at Mew" | |||
1905/1905_05_19 | Grizzle | William | 55 | "of Carterton" | |||
1905/1905_05_19 | Rasnake | Polly | "at Artrip", "wife of Elijah Rasnake" | ||||
1905/1905_05_19 | Hartsock | John | "near Mason's store", confederate | ||||
1905/1905_05_26 | Kiser | Nimrod | 82 | Dumps Creek | |||
1905/1905_05_26 | Johnson | George W. | 80 | "on lower Moccasin" | |||
1905/1905_05_26 | Ashbrook | Joseph | died in Texas | ||||
1905/1905_06_09 | Gose | Nat | sixty odd years | "in Castlewood" | |||
1905/1905_06_09 | Litton | Will | 33 | "near Russell Old Courthouse" | |||
1905/1905_06_09 | Hess | "son of George Hess, of River Mountain" | |||||
1905/1905_06_16 | Litton | William Ballard | 33 | "son of Joseph S. and Mary A. Litton" | |||
1905/1905_07_14 | Thompson | "infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Mannie Thompson" | |||||
1905/1905_07_14 | Meade | Henry Taze | "little son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Meade" | ||||
1905/1905_07_21 | Perkins | James | murdered | ||||
1905/1905_07_21 | Fugate | colored, "son of old uncle Bill Fugate" | |||||
1906 | |||||||
1906/1906_02_02 | Puckett | Thomas | 77 | "3 miles north of Lebanon", Confederate | |||
1906/1906_02_23 | Barrett | Charlie | |||||
1906/1906_02_23 | Self | Ira | "little Ira Self" | ||||
1906/1906_02_23 | Alderson | Mattie | "Miss Mattie Fugate before marriage" | ||||
1906/1906_02_23 | Davis | Jennie Beck Cannady | |||||
1906/1906_02_23 | Ferguson | Henry Bascom | "son of Anthony and Catherine Ferguson", born 1858 | ||||
1906/1906_03_16 | Barrett | Charlie G. | 23 | "son of J. C. and Nancy Barrett" | |||
1906/1906_03_16 | Baker | "little child of John Baker" | |||||
1906/1906_03_16 | Baker | "mother", wife of John Baker | |||||
1906/1906_04_06 | White | John M. | |||||
1906/1906_04_06 | Payne | Robert | 60 | "at Belfast Mills" | |||
1906/1906_04_06 | Shoemaker | Clyde | "little son of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Shoemaker" | ||||
1906/1906_04_06 | Honaker | Lilburn | |||||
1906/1906_04_06 | "little child Near or at Dante" | ||||||
1906/1906_04_13 | Gilbert | Sallie | 28 | "was Miss Sallie White", wife of John C. Gilbert | |||
1906/1906_04_13 | Browning | B. N. | 70 | ||||
1906/1906_04_13 | Minton | Clarendia | "aged lady", at Castlerun, Va | ||||
1906/1906_04_13 | Proffit | Charles | "crushed to death in the mines" | ||||
1906/1906_08_03 | Kent | "little child of Joe Kent, colored" | |||||
1906/1906_08_03 | Alexander | Nannie | "daughter of D. P. Alexander", "four miles south east of Lebanon" | ||||
1906/1906_08_03 | Greening | "wife of Rev. J. A. Greening" | |||||
1906/1906_08_03 | Woolf | "little child of W. W. Woolf" | |||||
1906/1906_08_10 | Browning | "infant child of F. B. Browning" | |||||
1906/1906_08_10 | Powers | William | "at Nunley", son of Jefferson Power | ||||
1906/1906_08_10 | Hess | James | Reverend, "in the Corner" | ||||
1906/1906_08_17 | |||||||
1907 | |||||||
1907/1907_01_11 | Price | Mrs. J. H. | 54 | wife of James H. Price | |||
1907/1907_01_11 | Boyd | Joseph | "near Dickensonville", Confederate | ||||
1907/1907_01_25 | Kiser | Martha | 78 | "Martha Childers, daughter of Abraham and Franky Childers", married to Nimrod Kiser | |||
1907/1907_01_25 | Tyler | Nancy C. | 24 | "wife of Robery J. Tyler and daughter of W. A. and Cathern Osborn" | |||
1907/1907_01_25 | Fugate | Mollie P. | 65 | "widow of… Dr. E. S. Fugate" | |||
1907/1907_01_25 | Fogleman | Nicy | Near 75 | "wife of Wesley Fogleman" | |||
1907/1907_01_25 | Holbrook | Dan | 69 | In Castlewood | |||
1907/1907_01_25 | Kiser | Daniel | 65 | near Dexter | |||
1907/1907_01_25 | Kent | Martha | "colored, in Slabtown" | ||||
1907/1907_01_25 | Fugate | Bill | "colored...two miles west of town" | ||||
1907/1907_02_01 | Miller | Coy | |||||
1907/1907_03_07 | Hicks | Walter | colored, murdered | ||||
1907/1907_03_07 | Roman | Wade | "on Swords Creek" | ||||
1907/1907_05_10 | |||||||
1907/1907_06_21 | Pruner | George A. | 87 | "near Dickensonville" | |||
1907/1907_06_21 | Alderson | Sam | colored, murdered | ||||
1907/1907_06_21 | Taylor | Cowan | murdered | ||||
1907/1907_06_21 | Taylor | Jimmie | 92 | "on Weavers Creek" | |||
1907/1907_06_21 | Owens | Corrie | "formerly Mrs. Leonard Shoemaker" | ||||
1907/1907_07_05 | McCloud | Pearlie | 8 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McCloud, of near Cleveland" | |||
1907/1907_07_05 | Muncey | Phoebe | About 80 | "widow of the late Samuel Muncey" | |||
1907/1907_07_05 | Ferguson | Aleck | About 60 | "brother of the late Andy Ferguson and Mrs. A. F. Hurt" | |||
1907/1907_07_05 | Fogleman | Charlie H. | Reverend, "west of Lebanon" | ||||
1907/1907_07_19 | |||||||
1907/1907_07_26 | Rasnake | Elijah | |||||
1907/1907_08_02 | Gibson | William Felix | 2 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gibson, of Dickensonville" | |||
1907/1907_08_02 | Blackwell | Annie | 17 | ||||
1907/1907_08_02 | Ireson | Eva | 17 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Ireson" | |||
1907/1907_08_23 | Owens | N. E. | 74 | died in Texas | |||
1907/1907_08_23 | Gibson | Henry S. | 76 | ||||
1907/1907_08_30 | |||||||
1907/1907_09_06 | Laforce | Joseph | 12 or 14 | "child of Grand and Mertie Laforce, of Dumps Creek" | |||
1907/1907_09_06 | Meade | Will | 22 | "son of W. W. Meade", "at Bolton" | |||
1907/1907_09_06 | Hurt | Nannie | "wife of Meakin S. Hurt", "east of Lebanon" | ||||
1907/1907_09_13 | Gilmer | T. J. | |||||
1907/1907_09_13 | Gilmer | Frank | "son of T. J. Gilmer", died "two years ago" | ||||
1907/1907_09_13 | Powers | Jeff | close to 50 | ||||
1907/1907_09_13 | Ball | James | "of House and Barn Mountain" | ||||
1907/1907_09_27 | Lemons | Lewis | "an aged citizen of Belfast" | ||||
1907/1907_09_27 | Harman | Mrs. Sam | "east of Lebanon", "daughter of Mrs. George Richardson" | ||||
1907/1907_09_27 | Rasnake | Mattie | "mother-in-law of...Creed Barton" | ||||
1907/1907_09_27 | McCoy | White | "near Hansonville" | ||||
1907/1907_09_27 | Kiser | Jeannes | "daughter of A. J. and Melissa Kiser" | ||||
1907/1907_10_11 | McColley | White | 23 | ||||
1907/1907_10_11 | Boyd | Tom | "near Long Pole" | ||||
1907/1907_10_25 | Kiser | Joseph | 58 | "on Chany Creek", "son of Henry Kiser" | |||
1907/1907_10_25 | Counts | E. S. | Reverend, "Card of Thanks" | ||||
1907/1907_10_25 | Fletcher | Allen | "in Copper Ridge" | ||||
1907/1907_10_25 | Ferguson | "infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Marshall Ferguson", "three miles south of Lebanon" | |||||
1907/1907_10_25 | Williams | Callie | "daughter of George Williams of near Dickensonville" | ||||
1907/1907_11_01 | Parks | Aral (Arad) | Confederate veteran, "near Barnett" | ||||
1907/1907_11_01 | Holmes | Elizabeth | 52 | "in Elk Garden" | |||
1907/1907_11_22 | Gray | Rachel Elizabeth | 2 | "daughter of Walter and Cleo Gray" | |||
1907/1907_11_22 | Richardson | Mrs. Will | "in Copper Ridge", "daughter of Tom McCloud" | ||||
1907/1907_11_22 | Baugh | Jack | 84 | "north of Lebanon" | |||
1908 | |||||||
1908/1908_01_17 | Lovell | "little child of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lovell", "north west of town" | |||||
1908/1908_01_17 | Colley | Bruce | "committed suicide at his home in Jonesboro, Tenn" | ||||
1908/1908_01_23 | Gilmer | Thomas J. | |||||
1908/1908_01_23 | Cooper | Thomas | |||||
1908/1908_01_23 | Jessee | Mary J. | 78 | ||||
1908/1908_01_23 | Finney | Nancy | 75 | "widow of the late Rubin Finney" | |||
1908/1908_01_23 | Reynolds | Barnett H. | 73 | ||||
1908/1908_02_28 | Buckles | W. N. | "Reverend" | ||||
1908/1908_02_28 | Ferguson | Rebecca | 90 | ||||
1908/1908_02_28 | Williams | Mary | |||||
1908/1908_02_28 | Ball | Mary | 79 | ||||
1908/1908_03_06 | Hackney | Mrs. John | "grass widow" | ||||
1908/1908_03_06 | Johnson | Orpha A. | 23 | "daughter of William P. and Tibitha Fields Cooper" | |||
1908/1908_03_06 | Canady | "sister of L. L. Bays...W. W. Bays...John C. Bays...Hezekiah Bays" | |||||
1908/1908_03_06 | Gibson | Samuel A. | 62 | died in Missouri | |||
1908/1908_03_06 | Garland | father of John | |||||
1908/1908_03_06 | John | son of Garland | |||||
1908/1908_03_06 | Tate | "little son of Mr. and Mrs. Cline Tate", died in Tumbez | |||||
1908/1908_03_06 | unnamed "negro", shot at Dante | ||||||
1908/1908_03_06 | Jessee | Jose | "old Aunt Jose Jessee, colored", "died in Lebanon" | ||||
1908/1908_03_06 | Kiser | Henry | "last will and testament...was produced in court" | ||||
1908/1908_03_13 | Pearson | Thornton | killed at Dante by Henry Cosby | ||||
1908/1908_03_13 | Mutter | John | killed at Sword's Creek by Fred Dye | ||||
1908/1908_03_13 | Call | George | killed at Sword's Creek by Fred Dye | ||||
1908/1908_03_13 | Vance | "little twin", "Mr. and Mrs. Al Vance" | |||||
1908/1908_03_13 | Sutton | Thursa Jane | 80 | "nee Fugate" | |||
1908/1908_04_03 | Elkins | Joseph | 70 | died on train | |||
1908/1908_04_03 | Blankenship | Alice | "wife of J. W. Blankenship" | ||||
1908/1908_04_03 | Dickenson | Charles P. | |||||
1908/1908_04_03 | Carter | 2 | "daughter of Andy Carter" | ||||
1908/1908_04_03 | Davis | John G. | 58 | Confederate veteran, "of Dickenson county" | |||
1908/1908_04_03 | Hurt | Jane | |||||
1908/1908_04_03 | Dykes | Jake | |||||
1908/1908_04_03 | Hale | Mrs. Ireson | |||||
1908/1908_04_10 | Dickenson | C. P. | |||||
1908/1908_04_10 | Tignor | Nannie | 13 | "daughter of Johnnie Tignor" | |||
1908/1908_05_01 | Gibson | Mrs. Harvey | "of lower Copper Creek", "daughter of Joseph Bostic" | ||||
1908/1908_05_01 | Helbert | Mrs. Patton | "daughter of J. B. Carty", "died in Lee county" | ||||
1908/1908_05_15 | |||||||
1908/1908_05_29 | Purcell | Charlie | suicide | ||||
1908/1908_05_29 | Amburgey | Cyntha | 77 | "wife of Wilburn Amburgey" | |||
1908/1908_05_29 | Craig | Nannie | 35 | "daughter of B. F. and M. E. Bickley...married to W. C. Craig" | |||
1908/1908_05_29 | Kelley | James | "near Dexter" | ||||
1908/1908_05_29 | Kiser | Henry | "better known as Little Henry", "son of Elihue Kiser sr." | ||||
1908/1908_06_05 | Burke | Mrs. M. O. | |||||
1908/1908_06_05 | Jessee | Samuel | 84 | "two miles south of Lebanon" | |||
1908/1908_06_19 | Carter | Jack | 72 | ||||
1908/1908_06_19 | Harris | James | "west of Lebanon" | ||||
1908/1908_06_19 | Vicars | Lithia | 55 | "on Grassy Creek" | |||
1908/1908_07_03 | Stillwell | George | "lived at Barnett" | ||||
1908/1908_07_03 | Meadows | Asa | 21 | killed in train wreck | |||
1908/1908_07_24 | |||||||
1908/1908_08_14 | |||||||
1908/1908_10_09 | Porter | Hugh | 63 | Confederate veteran | |||
1908/1908_10_23 | Gilmer | "an infant of Dr. and Mrs. A. K. Gilmer" | |||||
1908/1908_10_23 | Johnson | Mrs. C. William | |||||
1908/1908_10_31 | Johnson | Rebecca | 63 | born Rebecca Stinson, wife of C. W. Johnson | |||
1908/1908_11_27 | |||||||
1908/1908_12_25 | Fields | Martha | 23 | "daughter of Cum Fields, and wife of Charles Fields" | |||
1909 | |||||||
1909/1909_01_08 | |||||||
1909/1909_01_15 | Thompson | Sparrell | died in Missouri | ||||
1909/1909_01_15 | Dickenson | Charles E. | |||||
1909/1909_01_15 | Dorton | James | "known as Big Jim" | ||||
1909/1909_01_15 | Ball | John W. | 91 | "at Honaker" | |||
1909/1909_02_12 | Campbell | James | "on Moccasin" | ||||
1909/1909_02_12 | Smith | "wife of Will Smith", "on Moccasin, near Tumbez" | |||||
1909/1909_02_12 | Meade | child of "Mr. and Mrs. Will Meade" | |||||
1909/1909_02_12 | Powers | child of "Mr. and Mrs. David Powers" | |||||
1909/1909_02_26 | LaForce | murdered by Lowery Kiser on Dump's Creek "last fall" | |||||
1909/1909_02_26 | Morgan | Katie | 8 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Morgan" | |||
1909/1909_02_26 | Monk | Gilmer | 30 | "north east of Lebanon" | |||
1909/1909_02_26 | Johnson | Samuel N. | "west of Finney station" | ||||
1909/1909_02_26 | Combs | 6 or 7 | "little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Combs" | ||||
1909/1909_03_05 | |||||||
1909/1909_03_12 | Artrip | Taze | killed by train | ||||
1909/1909_03_12 | Johnson | Samuel N. | |||||
1909/1909_03_12 | Bickley | Aaron | |||||
1909/1909_03_26 | Wolfe | Sheffey | "on Moccasin" | ||||
1909/1909_03_26 | Briggs | Mandy | "at Hansonville" | ||||
1909/1909_04_02 | Alderson | Davis C. | |||||
1909/1909_04_02 | Puckett | Bernard | "infant of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Puckett" | ||||
1909/1909_04_02 | Gent | Alderson | died in Missouri | ||||
1909/1909_04_02 | Dickenson | Samuel H. | about 75 | ||||
1909/1909_04_02 | Cooley | Kate | past 25 | "formerly Miss. Kate Litton" | |||
1909/1909_04_02 | Burton | Vicie | 76 | ||||
1909/1909_04_02 | Barrett | Joe | "son of Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Barrett" | ||||
1909/1909_04_09 | |||||||
1909/1909_04_23 | Johnson | George | died in Dickenson county | ||||
1909/1909_05_07 | |||||||
1909/1909_05_14 | Burke | Sarah | "widow of the late George Burke", nee Gilmer | ||||
1909/1909_05_14 | Tate | James | "in the western part of the county" | ||||
1909/1909_05_21 | |||||||
1909/1909_05_28 | Bausell | William Thurman | 88 | ||||
1909/1909_06_11 | Jones | Frank | "died at Roanoke" | ||||
1909/1909_06_11 | Garrett | Celia | 75 | "sister of William Jones and widow of William Garrett" | |||
1909/1909_06_11 | Lillie | Emma | 29 | ||||
1909/1909_06_25 | Sykes | J. B. | 47 | ||||
1909/1909_07_09 | |||||||
1909/1909_07_16 | Kiser | James D. | between 65 and 70 | "married Miss Winnie Artrip" | |||
1909/1909_07_23 | Jones | Nan | "daughter of George H. and Nellie Gose" | ||||
1909/1909_07_23 | Sawyers | Kate | "wife of Captain H. Sawyers" | ||||
1909/1909_07_23 | Davis | Hugh | |||||
1909/1909_07_23 | Dorton | Clark | 61 | "west of Bolton" | |||
1909/1909_07_23 | Phillips | Powel | |||||
1909/1909_07_30 | Robinson | John | about 43 | "colored" | |||
1909/1909_08_06 | Robinson | John | |||||
1909/1909_08_06 | Garrett | Jennie | near 30 | "daughter of Alexander Garrett" | |||
1909/1909_08_13 | Amburgey | G. | murdered at Dante | ||||
1909/1909_08_27 | Price | 3 | "daughter of Major Price" | ||||
1909/1909_08_27 | "3 Austrians" | murdered near Dante by Clint Trent | |||||
1909/1909_08_27 | Amburgey | Christopher C. | murdered by James Broadie | ||||
1909/1909_09_17 | McGlothlin | Harvey | "near Honaker" | ||||
1909/1909_09_17 | Burns | H. G. | 75 | ||||
1909/1909_09_17 | Austin | "mother of Mrs. Marion Dorton" | |||||
1909/1909_10_01 | Gilmer | A. P. | 62 | Confederate veteran | |||
1909/1909_10_01 | Aistrop | Oliver | near 80 | ||||
1909/1909_10_08 | |||||||
1909/1909_10_15 | Jessee | Beecher | 17 | "son of Elihue Jessee" | |||
1909/1909_10_29 | Stinson | John R. | "died at Tazewell" | ||||
1909/1909_10_29 | Addison | "son of Henry Addison on the Copper Creek side of the lower end" | |||||
1909/1909_10_29 | Patrick | Mrs. Scott | "in the Copper Creek settlement" | ||||
1909/1909_11_05 | Chapman | Jennie | 50 | ||||
1909/1909_11_12 | Jones | William | between 65 and 70 | Confederate veteran | |||
1909/1909_11_12 | Puckett | Mrs. Harve | "daughter of the late Samuel Jessee" | ||||
1909/1909_11_26 | Hamilton | Ann | "daughter of Wallace Burns" | ||||
1909/1909_12_03 | Williams | 4 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Williams" | ||||
1909/1909_12_10 | Turner | Wilson | "of the Gravel Lick section" | ||||
1909/1909_12_10 | Davis | A. J. | murdered in Texas | ||||
1909/1909_12_17 | |||||||
1909/1909_12_24 | Fletcher | Patton | |||||
1910 | |||||||
1910/1910_01_07 | Gent | Jacob C. | 72 | Confederate veteran | |||
1910/1910_01_07 | McGoldrick | John | "a Dante merchant" | ||||
1910/1910_01_07 | Pennis | Sarah Preston | 67 | "Miss Sarah Preston Carter" | |||
1910/1910_01_07 | Powers | Ed | killed by train | ||||
1910/1910_01_07 | Statzer | Nancy | 98 | "of Bolton" | |||
1910/1910_01_14 | |||||||
1910/1910_01_21 | Tignor | Nancy | 82 | nee Gilmer | |||
1910/1910_02_11 | Musick | Sol | murdred by Allen Dotson | ||||
1910/1910_02_11 | Rasnake | Stephen | |||||
1910/1910_02_11 | Thompson | Mrs. Cummings | about 70 | ||||
1910/1910_02_18 | Price | Mrs. S. W. | "of consumption" | ||||
1910/1910_02_18 | White | Arch | killed by train | ||||
1910/1910_02_18 | Ray | Charles | "son of Mr. and Mrs. John Ray" | ||||
1910/1910_02_18 | Thompson | Mrs. Abraham | |||||
1910/1910_02_18 | Williams | "little child of Ed Williams, colored, died in Lebanon" | |||||
1910/1910_02_18 | Martin | "colored child, infant of Will Martin" | |||||
1910/1910_02_25 | Buttery | James | "son of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Buttery" | ||||
1910/1910_02_25 | Ramsey | Charles | killed by train | ||||
1910/1910_02_25 | Dickenson | Charles E. | 48 | ||||
1910/1910_02_25 | Roy | 5 | "son of Walter I. Roy" | ||||
1910/1910_03_04 | Jessee | Bettie | "maiden name was Finney and she was first married to William Campbell" | ||||
1910/1910_03_04 | Fields | Rebecca | at Mason's Store | ||||
1910/1910_03_04 | Brummett | Mrs. William | "died some time ago" | ||||
1910/1910_03_18 | Jessee | Dick | "at St. Paul" | ||||
1910/1910_03_25 | Jessee | C. J. | killed by train | ||||
1910/1910_03_25 | Alexander | Minnie | about 21 | "daughter of D. P. Alexander" | |||
1910/1910_03_25 | Puckett | Isaac | Confederate veteran | ||||
1910/1910_03_25 | Boyd | Jane | |||||
1910/1910_04_15 | Dye | Caroline | "wife of William Dye, and daughter of Tom Dye" | ||||
1910/1910_04_15 | Monk | Charles | Confederate veteran | ||||
1910/1910_04_15 | Hartsock | A. M. | 70 | "at Honaker" | |||
1910/1910_04_15 | Johnson | Charles Howard | 14 | "son of William Johnson" | |||
1910/1910_04_15 | Pierce | Mrs. Harve | 70 | "sister of Full and Lill Hurt" | |||
1910/1910_04_15 | Fugate | Isaac | near Mason's Store | ||||
1910/1910_04_22 | Brummitt | 18 | "invalid son of Will Brummett" | ||||
1910/1910_04_22 | Honaker | Bettie | "widow of the late Minor Honaker" | ||||
1910/1910_05_06 | Davis | "five weeks old infant of Sam Davis" | |||||
1910/1910_05_06 | Smith | Billy | 93 | ||||
1910/1910_05_13 | Lockhart | William | about 67 | Confederate veteran | |||
1910/1910_05_13 | Fields | "wife of Wesley Fields" | |||||
1910/1910_05_13 | Ferguson | Mrs. John | "north of Hansonville" | ||||
1910/1910_05_13 | Hughes | Lucinda | 66 | on Copper Ridge | |||
1910/1910_05_20 | Monk | Mrs. Lafayette | "was a Miss Buckles" | ||||
1910/1910_05_27 | Smith | William | 93 | "son of James Smith" | |||
1910/1910_05_27 | Hargis | Rebecca | 75 | "Rebecca R. Vermillion" | |||
1910/1910_05_27 | Loyd | Lula | sister of Samuel Aston, died in New York | ||||
1910/1910_05_27 | Muncey | Harve | 79 or 80 | Confederate veteran | |||
1910/1910_05_27 | Johnson | C. H. | died in Texas | ||||
1910/1910_06_10 | Gilmer | Minnie | about 33 | "wife of J. H. Gilmer" | |||
1910/1910_07_08 | |||||||
1910/1910_07_15 | |||||||
1910/1910_08_19 | Holmes | 14 | "daughter of George Holmes" | ||||
1910/1910_08_19 | Hillman | "small child of Billy Hillman" | |||||
1910/1910_08_19 | Duty | J. H. | "four miles west of Lebanon" | ||||
1910/1910_08_19 | Ferguson | Melissa Ethel May | 17 | "daughter of Elihue and Mollie Ferguson" | |||
1910/1910_08_19 | Ferguson | Carl | 13 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. C. William Ferguson" | |||
1910/1910_08_19 | Helton | Idell | 21 | "daughter of J. H. and Mary Helton" | |||
1910/1910_08_19 | Helton | Nannie | "daughter of J. H. and Mary Helton" | ||||
1910/1910_08_26 | Cumbow | Sarah E. | 29 | died in Tennessee | |||
1910/1910_08_26 | Thompson | 5 months | "child of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Thompson" | ||||
1910/1910_08_26 | Smith | Lula | "young daughter of Isaac Smith" | ||||
1910/1910_09_16 | Banner | Wade | "at St. Paul" | ||||
1910/1910_09_16 | Mooney | Will | colored, killed by train | ||||
1910/1910_09_16 | Gibson | Elizabeth | 70 | "at Castlewood" | |||
1910/1910_09_23 | Fugate | David R. | "son of Robert E. and Nannie E. Fugate", died in Colorado | ||||
1910/1910_10_21 | Meade | Mamie | |||||
1910/1910_10_21 | Jackson | Ira | |||||
1910/1910_11_04 | |||||||
1910/1910_12_16 | Miller | E. D. | Confederate veteran | ||||
1910/1910_12_16 | Williams | "Kitt" | colored | ||||
1910/1910_12_16 | Owens | Roxie | |||||
1911/1911_01_06 | Dye | Bud | |||||
1911/1911_01_06 | Sandoe | Mollie | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ned Combs" | ||||
1911/1911_01_13 | Owens | Elbert | killed by train | ||||
1911/1911_01_13 | Dickenson | Oscar F. | died in Oklahoma | ||||
1911/1911_01_13 | Campbell | Martha | about 50 | "wife of Cowan Campbell" | |||
1911/1911_01_13 | Hess | Mrs. Zed | |||||
1911/1911_01_13 | Hobbs | 7 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hobbs" | ||||
1911/1911_01_20 | Jessee | Lula C. | about 25 | "of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Jessee" | |||
1911/1911_01_20 | Shoemaker | S. B. | 62 | "son of Reynolds and Rachel Shoemaker" | |||
1911/1911_01_20 | Osborne | Mrs. Lem | "near Blackford" | ||||
1911/1911_01_20 | Jackson | Margaret | about 60 | ||||
1911/1911_01_20 | Owens | 4 months | "child of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Owens" | ||||
1911/1911_01_27 | Calvert | James B. | killed by train | ||||
1911/1911_01_27 | Browning | Mrs. J. F. | "was Miss Jennie Meade" | ||||
1911/1911_02_03 | Jenks | Thomas | 41 | "son of Capt. John P. Jenks" | |||
1911/1911_02_03 | Buckles | Virginia | |||||
1911/1911_02_03 | Muncey | Martha J. | 43 | "wife of W. R. Muncey", "Martha J. Shoemaker" | |||
1911/1911_02_03 | Baker | W. Cowan | 48 | "at Washington County" | |||
1911/1911_02_10 | Kestner | "little son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kestner" | |||||
1911/1911_03_03 | Jessee | Gilmer | "near Carterton" | ||||
1911/1911_03_03 | Hicks | Mary | "an aged colored woman" | ||||
1911/1911_03_10 | Steele | Henry | Confederate veteran | ||||
1911/1911_03_10 | Fogleman | Patton | "near Hansonville" | ||||
1911/1911_03_10 | Porter | Cornelia Seviers | "daughter of C. R. P. Byers and Louise D. Byers" | ||||
1911/1911_03_17 | Jessee | Gilmer | 22 | "son of E. K. and Mollie Jessee" | |||
1911/1911_03_17 | McFall | Russell | 42 | "father, William McFall" | |||
1911/1911_03_17 | McKinney | Mary | 70 some odd years | ||||
1911/1911_03_17 | Sykes | Eliza | 93 | ||||
1911/1911_03_24 | Fogleman | Wesley | "brother of Patton" | ||||
1911/1911_03_24 | Jackson | Elijah | |||||
1911/1911_03_24 | Smith | George | Confederate veteran | ||||
1911/1911_03_24 | Combs | father of Mrs. Vince Combs | |||||
1911/1911_03_31 | Fields | Bert Banner | 7 | ||||
1911/1911_04_07 | Jessee | Gilmer | |||||
1911/1911_04_07 | Campbell | Ira | 34 | ||||
1911/1911_04_07 | Kiser | Joshua | |||||
1911/1911_04_07 | Rasnake | John | |||||
1911/1911_04_07 | Tyler | G. | "died at St. Paul last week" | ||||
1911/1911_04_21 | Finney | Lilburn | 78 | Confederate veteran | |||
1911/1911_04_21 | LaForce | Mrs. Aaron | "of Dumps Creek" | ||||
1911/1911_04_21 | Meadows | Alice | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Meadows" | ||||
1911/1911_04_21 | Meadows | Asa | killed by train on 6/19/1908 | ||||
1911/1911_04_21 | Breeding | "child of Will Breeding" | |||||
1911/1911_04_21 | Duff | "a child of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Duff" | |||||
1911/1911_05_05 | Harrell | J. B. | "former Baptist minister in Lebanon" | ||||
1911/1911_05_05 | Grizzle | Elmer | "murdered by Silas Owens" | ||||
1911/1911_05_05 | Musick | Walter | "shot down at Matewan, W. Va." | ||||
1911/1911_05_05 | Richardson | C. C. | 84 | Confederate veteran | |||
1911/1911_05_05 | Castle | A. | Confederate veteran | ||||
1911/1911_05_19 | Gibson | Mrs. Flave | "daughter of the late Minor and Betsy Honaker" | ||||
1911/1911_05_19 | Kent | "little child of Joe Kent, colored" | |||||
1911/1911_05_19 | McFarlane | Noah | murdered by Richard Ball | ||||
1911/1911_05_26 | McFarlane | Lafayette | murdered by Richard Ball | ||||
1911/1911_05_26 | Bundy | John G. | Confederate veteran | ||||
1911/1911_05_26 | Thomas | Nancy | 81 | "maiden name was Hargis" | |||
1911/1911_05_26 | Aston | Bill | colored, murdered by Pellam Ratliff | ||||
1911/1911_05_26 | Daugherty | Sam | "died at Eugene, Oregon", "son of James Daugherty" | ||||
1911/1911_06_02 | Gobble | Billie | Hansonville | ||||
1911/1911_06_02 | Carty | J. C. | "on Mod's Creek" | ||||
1911/1911_06_02 | Musick | E. F. | died in Louisville, KY | ||||
1911/1911_06_02 | Steele | Draydon | "son of Sparrell Steele" | ||||
1911/1911_06_09 | Kiser | 3 months | "child of Mr. and Mrs. Marshal Kiser" | ||||
1911/1911_06_16 | |||||||
1911/1911_07_14 | Puckett | Albert | accidentally killed by son | ||||
1911/1911_07_14 | Rogers | J. W. | Confederate veteran | ||||
1911/1911_07_14 | Repass | Fanny | 70 or 80 | ||||
1911/1911_07_21 | Nash | Fullen | 18 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Nash" | |||
1911/1911_07_21 | Cumbow | Sarah | "wife of W. E. Cumbow and a daughter of G. W. Farmer" | ||||
1911/1911_07_21 | Burke | Sallie | 80 | "sister of H. W. Martin" | |||
1911/1911_07_28 | Williams | C. C. | murdered at St. Paul | ||||
1911/1911_07_28 | Jones | Mary E. | 80 | "wife of Thomas Jones" | |||
1911/1911_07_28 | Redwine | B. B. | 70 | Confederate veteran | |||
1911/1911_08_04 | Smith | J. H. | died in Missouri | ||||
1911/1911_08_04 | Smith | Lowney | "son of Tivis Smith" | ||||
1911/1911_08_11 | Sykes | Martha | "daughter of Newbern Sykes" | ||||
1911/1911_08_11 | Price | Ross | 31 or 32 | suicide | |||
1911/1911_08_11 | Clark | Robert C. | "son of D. O. Clark" | ||||
1911/1911_08_11 | Ferguson | Ella | 41 | "maiden name was Lynch" | |||
1911/1911_08_11 | Scott | H. H. | "son of Jessee Scott" | ||||
1911/1911_08_11 | Prophet | Vina | 98 | ||||
1911/1911_08_18 | Monk | 11 months | "child of Jeff Monk" | ||||
1911/1911_08_18 | Mason | Drewery | about 68 | Confederate veteran | |||
1911/1911_08_18 | Owens | Mrs. L. D. R. | "died six months ago" | ||||
1911/1911_08_25 | |||||||
1911/1911_09_15 | Buttery | Robert | 14 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Buttery" | |||
1911/1911_09_15 | Taylor | Floyd | murdered by Jim Bingham | ||||
1911/1911_09_15 | Price | 31 | suicide, son of Harve Price | ||||
1911/1911_09_22 | Mason | Drewery | 73 | Confederate veteran | |||
1911/1911_09_29 | Kiser | Walter | 21 | "son of Elihue Kiser" | |||
1911/1911_10_13 | Monk | 4 | "son of Sol Monk" | ||||
1911/1911_10_13 | Alderson | Mrs. W. E. | |||||
1911/1911_10_20 | |||||||
1911/1911_10_27 | |||||||
1911/1911_11_10 | |||||||
1911/1911_11_17 | Meade | J. Harvey | 85 | ||||
1911/1911_11_17 | Johnson | Mrs. Sam | "daughter of George Williams" | ||||
1911/1911_11_17 | Clapp | Clarence D. | 26 | killed by train | |||
1911/1911_11_24 | |||||||
1911/1911_12_08 | Kaylor | Opie | "at Mendota" | ||||
1911/1911_12_08 | Whitt | Ruth | 78 | "widow of John Whitt, and a sister of A. Daugherty" | |||
1911/1911_12_08 | Presley | Taze | 66 | ||||
1912/1912_01_12 | Hurt | Isaac | "in Buchanan county", Confederate soldier | ||||
1912/1912_01_12 | Burns | Dorothy | 6 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Burns" | |||
1912/1912_01_12 | Campbell | Joel R. | about 75 | Confederate veteran | |||
1912/1912_01_12 | Gose | Ellen C. | 76 | ||||
1912/1912_01_12 | Counts | James | "near Carterton" | ||||
1912/1912_01_12 | Dye | Thomas | "old soldier", "near Honaker" | ||||
1912/1912_01_19 | Ashbrook | "infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Ashbrook" | |||||
1912/1912_01_19 | Barrett | Margaret E. | 74 | "wife of Thos. G. Barrett", "daughter of Thomas J. and Jane Smith" | |||
1912/1912_01_19 | Gilmer | Lafayette | 77 | Confederate veteran | |||
1912/1912_01_26 | Banner | David Kent | 66 | Confederate veteran | |||
1912/1912_01_26 | Fogleman | Mrs. Charlie | "was before her marriage a Miss Slate" | ||||
1912/1912_01_26 | Johnson | Levi | Confederate veteran | ||||
1912/1912_02_02 | Kiser | 3 months | "infant of Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Kiser" | ||||
1912/1912_02_09 | Snodgrass | Martha | "before her marriage Miss Martha Henritze" | ||||
1912/1912_02_16 | Counts | Mrs. J. B. R. | "daughter of Creed Barton" | ||||
1912/1912_02_16 | Hunt | Thomas J. | killed by train | ||||
1912/1912_02_16 | Wyatt | C. C. | |||||
1912/1912_02_16 | Boyd | Martha | 81 | "relic of C. D. Boyd" | |||
1912/1912_02_16 | Harris | Barbara | "sister of T. J. Harris" | ||||
1912/1912_02_23 | Browning | Mrs. John P. | |||||
1912/1912_02_23 | McCloud | Barney | "son of the late John McCloud" | ||||
1912/1912_02_23 | Jessee | "infant of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jessee" | |||||
1912/1912_02_23 | Byington | Roada | "at Mason's Store" | ||||
1912/1912_02_23 | Jones | William | about 21 | "a non resident" | |||
1912/1912_02_23 | Dorton | Marion | 80 | "in the Copper Creek district" | |||
1912/1912_02_23 | Boyd | Press | "brother in law of Mrs. Martha Boyd" | ||||
1912/1912_02_23 | Thomas | Lula | 4 | "of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Thomas" | |||
1912/1912_02_23 | Meade | M. D. | killed by train, "son of Vince Meade" | ||||
1912/1912_03_08 | Ferguson | Benjamine | 64 | "at Belfast Mills" | |||
1912/1912_03_08 | Fogleman | Mrs. Henry | 81 | "in the Loop" | |||
1912/1912_03_08 | Sutherland | Joe | "killed at Russell last week", killed by Clint Chafin | ||||
1912/1912_03_08 | Brown | Thomp | |||||
1912/1912_03_08 | Markham | Paul | killed in mines | ||||
1912/1912_03_08 | Markham | Roy | killed in mines | ||||
1912/1912_03_15 | Williams | Margarrett | at Castlewood | ||||
1912/1912_03_15 | Hamilton | Mrs. H. H. | at Mendota | ||||
1912/1912_03_15 | Whitaker | "Miss Whitaker, who died in Knoxville" | |||||
1912/1912_03_15 | Harmon | "little boy of Will Harmon" | |||||
1912/1912_03_15 | Lockhart | Wilburn | 96 | died in Buchanan County | |||
1912/1912_03_15 | Thomas | Lula | 13 | ||||
1912/1912_03_15 | Fields | Garland | "died in Fairland, Illinois" | ||||
1912/1912_03_29 | Price | James | died in jail in Richmond | ||||
1912/1912_03_29 | Gales | Paul | 13 | drowned | |||
1912/1912_03_29 | Carroll | Edward | 13 | drowned | |||
1912/1912_04_05 | Candler | Archer Jessie | 78 | hit by train in Texas | |||
1912/1912_04_05 | Puckett | Harvey | Confederate veteran | ||||
1912/1912_04_05 | Brown | Jane | about 70 | died in fire | |||
1912/1912_04_05 | Johnson | [Charles Washington] | |||||
1912/1912_04_12 | Hess | Graham | "little son of Jonas Hess" | ||||
1912/1912_04_12 | Gilbert | Cinthia | "wife of William Gilbert" | ||||
1912/1912_04_12 | Hammon | Mrs. Arthur | "daughter of S. J. and Bethany Kiser" | ||||
1912/1912_04_12 | Rose | Mrs. Andy | "north of Hansonville" | ||||
1912/1912_04_12 | Helton | Johnson | 17 | "son of Ike Helton" | |||
1912/1912_04_19 | |||||||
1912/1912_05_03 | Anderson | G. W. | Confederate veteran | ||||
1912/1912_05_03 | Mutter | James Oscar | 69 | Confederate veteran | |||
1912/1912_05_03 | Johnson | Charles W. | 71 | Confederate veteran | |||
1912/1912_05_03 | Wilson | Vince | murdered by Joshua Patrick | ||||
1912/1912_05_10 | Combs | James M. | about 52 | ||||
1912/1912_05_17 | |||||||
1912/1912_05_20 | Sutherland | Eunice Belle | 26 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Sutherland" | |||
1912/1912_05_31 | Fraley | Margaret | 86 | "daughter of William Ramsey" | |||
1912/1912_05_31 | Addison | Jack | "son of Billy Addison" | ||||
1912/1912_06_07 | Sawyers | Nannie | |||||
1912/1912_06_07 | Dingus | John L. | at St. Paul | ||||
1912/1912_06_14 | Lockhart | John | 74 | Confederate veteran | |||
1912/1912_06_21 | Sproles | Spurge | murdered by "Leftwich" | ||||
1912/1912_06_21 | Alexander | Mrs. John D. | |||||
1912/1912_06_28 | Cartwright | Mrs. | |||||
1912/1912_06_28 | Broyles | Mrs. | |||||
1912/1912_06_28 | Lockhart | John C. | |||||
1912/1912_07_12 | Williams | Jonah | |||||
1912/1912_07_26 | Hargis | George | 10 | "southeast of Lebanon" | |||
1912/1912_08_09 | |||||||
1912/1912_08_16 | Hess | Henry | over 50 | ||||
1912/1912_08_23 | Reynolds | Sam | about 40 | "nephew of J. W. Bausell" | |||
1912/1912_08_30 | |||||||
1912/1912_09_06 | Sutherland | Douglas | |||||
1912/1912_09_06 | Haden | Ed | murdered by William Griffith | ||||
1912/1912_09_13 | Price | Elizabeth | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Price" | ||||
1912/1912_09_13 | Counts | James Monroe | 73 | Confederate veteran | |||
1912/1912_09_20 | Puckett | 8 months | "child of the widow Harve Puckett" | ||||
1912/1912_09_20 | Ketron | Fanny | "extremely old age" | ||||
1912/1912_10_04 | Breeding | Mrs. John | "in New Garden" | ||||
1912/1912_10_18 | Osborne | Cary | "a Castlewood young man" | ||||
1912/1912_10_18 | Seacatt | Carlyle | |||||
1912/1912_10_18 | Branson | William J. | Confederate veteran | ||||
1912/1912_10_18 | Jessee | "child was burned to death on Dumps Creek" | |||||
1912/1912_11_29 | Johnson | Fred | 9 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Challie Johnson" | |||
1912/1912_11_29 | Dye | Abe | |||||
1912/1912_11_29 | Unknown | "One Armed Negro Shot Dead" | |||||
1912/1912_11_29 | Unknown | three murdered in shootout | |||||
1912/1912_11_29 | Puckett | Mrs. John W. | "three miles northwest of Lebanon" | ||||
1912/1912_11_29 | McCloud | Mrs. Landy | |||||
1912/1912_12_06 | Mays | Woodrow Wilson | 1 month | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mays" | |||
1912/1912_12_06 | Cox | Phillip | murdered by step-son | ||||
1912/1912_12_13 | |||||||
1912/1912_12_20 | Kelly | Charlie | murdered by wife | ||||
1912/1912_12_20 | Howard | John Banner | 9 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Howard" | |||
1912/1912_12_20 | Thomas | Mrs. William | |||||
1912/1912_12_20 | Emory | Ben | |||||
1913/1913_01_03 | Gilbert | Frances Elizabeth | 13 | ||||
1913/1913_01_03 | Stinson | Arch | 67 | ||||
1913/1913_01_03 | Buckles | Ada Pauline | 3 | ||||
1913/1913_01_03 | Wilson | Clara | 2 | "died last month" | |||
1913/1913_01_03 | Roy | Harve | |||||
1913/1913_01_10 | Hendricks | Rebecca Gilmer | |||||
1913/1913_01_10 | Hart | Isaac | 67 | "on Weavers Creek" | |||
1913/1913_01_10 | Combs | Rachel | 82 | "sister of the late W. J. Combs" | |||
1913/1913_01_10 | Steele | Emily | 16 | died after being accidentally shot | |||
1913/1913_01_10 | Coleman | Wesley | "an aged colored man" | ||||
1913/1913_01_10 | Duff | S. A. | "died at his home in Bluefield" | ||||
1913/1913_01_24 | Skeen | Roy | died in Illinois, "son of Mr. and Mrs. John Skeen" | ||||
1913/1913_01_24 | Tignor | Mrs. Sam | |||||
1913/1913_01_24 | Dickenson | Thomas | 82 | ||||
1913/1913_01_24 | Wyatt | 6 month | "child of Thomas Wyatt" | ||||
1913/1913_02_07 | Whitt | Dr. W. H. | died near Abingdon | ||||
1913/1913_02_14 | Fields | Franklin | 81 | Confederate veteran | |||
1913/1913_02_14 | Taylor | Smith | "another old soldier" | ||||
1913/1913_02_14 | Hicks | G. W. | pauper | ||||
1913/1913_03_07 | Clark | Polly Daugherty | 75 | "Mrs. D. O. Clark" | |||
1913/1913_03_14 | Stevens | baby died in fire on Dumps Creek | |||||
1913/1913_03_14 | Statzer | Ed | "son of the late Thomas Statzer" | ||||
1913/1913_03_14 | Stump | "little child of Ed Stump" | |||||
1913/1913_03_14 | Davis | Jennie | 75 | ||||
1913/1913_03_14 | Stump | Mrs. Elbert | died of pneumonia in South Honaker | ||||
1913/1913_03_21 | Campbell | Carl | suicide | ||||
1913/1913_03_21 | Skeen | "son of Will Skeen", accidentally shot | |||||
1913/1913_03_21 | Ferguson | Jackson | 67 | Confederate veteran | |||
1913/1913_03_21 | Bush | Sylvester | Confederate veteran | ||||
1913/1913_03_21 | Sullivan | Samuel P. | died in Dickenson County | ||||
1913/1913_03_21 | Hess | "from Elk Garden" | |||||
1913/1913_03_28 | Williams | murdered near Dante | |||||
1913/1913_03_28 | Fugate | H. | Confederate veteran | ||||
1913/1913_04_04 | Amburgey | Daisy | 2 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Amburgey" | |||
1913/1913_04_04 | Gray | C. C. | |||||
1913/1913_04_11 | Baker | Louise | "Near Tumbez" | ||||
1913/1913_04_11 | Fugate | Mrs. Thomas | "near Russell Old Court House" | ||||
1913/1913_04_11 | Rush | Lona Davis | |||||
1913/1913_04_11 | Skeene | Will | |||||
1913/1913_04_18 | Hendricks | Charlie | 86 | colored, "died at Barnett" | |||
1913/1913_04_25 | Kendrick | J. B. | 76 | Confederate veteran | |||
1913/1913_05_23 | Candler | Arch | killed by train | ||||
1913/1913_05_23 | Alexander | Mrs. Dave | |||||
1913/1913_05_23 | Steffey | Linzy | |||||
1913/1913_05_23 | Self | Wilson V. | close to 70 | ||||
1913/1913_05_23 | Archer | Mrs. Mat | |||||
1913/1913_05_23 | Brown | pauper | |||||
1913/1913_05_30 | Farmer | J. Wesley | "near Hansonville" | ||||
1913/1913_05_30 | Fletcher | Mrs. Loranzy | 75 | "in Lower New Garden" | |||
1913/1913_05_30 | Bostic | Burke | 11 | accidentally shot himself | |||
1913/1913_06_06 | Stuart | Sandy | 45 | suicide | |||
1913/1913_06_06 | Ferguson | Mrs. Jackson | |||||
1913/1913_06_13 | Owens | Mary | 38 | killed by train | |||
1913/1913_06_13 | Owens | Willie | 17 | killed by train | |||
1913/1913_06_13 | Lasley | 1 | "child of Taylor Lasley" | ||||
1913/1913_06_27 | Asbury | Kirk | |||||
1913/1913_07_04 | Brown | Mrs. Easter | 60 | ||||
1913/1913_07_04 | Baker | Cowan | "of Moccasin" | ||||
1913/1913_07_04 | Smith | Bert | son of "Mr. and Mrs. Taze Smith" | ||||
1913/1913_07_11 | Wilson | Frank | murdered by Wilson Ray | ||||
1913/1913_07_11 | Cook | "infant of Ellen Cook" | |||||
1913/1913_07_18 | Fugate | John C. | 72 | Confederate veteran | |||
1913/1913_07_18 | Johnson | Thomas | 22 | killed by lightning | |||
1913/1913_07_18 | Brown | James | "pauper" | ||||
1913/1913_07_18 | Honaker | Carlyle | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Easterly Honaker" | ||||
1913/1913_07_18 | Campbell | Stella | 18 | ||||
1913/1913_07_25 | Fields | William | 69 | Confederate veteran | |||
1913/1913_07_25 | Porter | Marion | about 75 | Confederate veteran | |||
1913/1913_07_25 | Combs | S. F. | 64 | Confederate veteran | |||
1913/1913_07_25 | Hartsock | Ida | 46 | died at Coeburn | |||
1913/1913_08_08 | Price | James G. | 78 | "of the Loop" | |||
1913/1913_08_15 | Howard | Lizzie | 71 | "wife of J. T. Howard" | |||
1913/1913_08_15 | Presley | Mrs. Taze | 62 | typhoid fever | |||
1913/1913_08_15 | Campbell | Jane | |||||
1913/1913_08_15 | Thompson | 6 month | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh L. Thompson" | ||||
1913/1913_08_22 | Scott | Hannah | "daughter of Peter Henritze" | ||||
1913/1913_08_22 | Smith | Bert | son of "Mr. and Mrs. Taze Smith" | ||||
1913/1913_09_05 | Price | Mrs. Tom | died in Washington County | ||||
1913/1913_09_05 | Sneed | "Dave Sneed's child" | |||||
1913/1913_09_12 | Fine | John A. | 53 | ||||
1913/1913_09_12 | Gray | Hop | |||||
1913/1913_09_12 | James | Jessie | killed by husband | ||||
1913/1913_09_12 | Gent | 1 | "child of Harve Gent" | ||||
1913/1913_09_12 | Scarberry | Polly | pauper | ||||
1913/1913_09_12 | Bostic | Jim | |||||
1913/1913_09_19 | Carrell | Sally | colored | ||||
1913/1913_09_19 | Robinson | Andy | 60 | "Near Tumbez" | |||
1913/1913_09_19 | McFarlane | Davey B. | Confederate veteran | ||||
1913/1913_10_10 | Wright | Nancy D. | 84 | "daughter of the late Thomas P. Hale" | |||
1913/1913_10_10 | Gose | Nancy | "widow of Aaron Gose" | ||||
1913/1913_10_10 | M | Noah | "Another Russell Soldier Drops Out of Ranks" | ||||
1913/1913_10_10 | Hayter | W. F. | died in Washington County | ||||
1913/1913_10_17 | Sutherland | Jessee | 83 | ||||
1913/1913_10_17 | Kiser | "little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Kiser" | |||||
1913/1913_10_17 | Vermillion | B. F. | 75 | Confederate veteran | |||
1913/1913_10_17 | Brown | Aaron | 64 | ||||
1913/1913_10_17 | Francisco | Mrs. B. F. | "of Bolton" | ||||
1913/1913_10_17 | Aston | Emily | |||||
1913/1913_11_07 | Johnson | William | "east of Lebanon" | ||||
1913/1913_11_07 | Kernan | T. Pat | "son of Doctor T. D. Kernan" | ||||
1913/1913_11_07 | Cumbow | Nannie | about 24 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Press Cumbow" | |||
1913/1913_11_14 | Feltz | Mrs. Harrison | |||||
1913/1913_11_14 | Ramsey | Castory | |||||
1913/1913_11_14 | Francisco | Margaret C. | 70 or 80 | "daughter of Harvey and Cynthia Campbell" | |||
1913/1913_11_14 | Kiser | Nathaniel | 56 | "son of Rev. Andrew Kiser" | |||
1913/1913_11_21 | Ford | "infant son of Doctor and Mrs. Ford" | |||||
1913/1913_11_21 | Hanson | Mrs. William D. | "daughter of Charles Gilmer", died in Kentucky | ||||
1913/1913_11_21 | Wyatt | Johnson | about 75 | Confederate veteran | |||
1913/1913_11_28 | Strouth | "Two children of Patton Strouth" | |||||
1913/1913_11_28 | Thomas | Virginia | "wife of Crock Thomas", died in Oklahoma | ||||
1913/1913_11_28 | Honaker | Easterly | about 50 | ||||
1913/1913_11_28 | Jessee | "infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Jessee" | |||||
1913/1913_11_28 | Garrett | "mother of Full and Pat Garrett" | |||||
1913/1913_11_28 | Fuller | 4 | "daughter of B. Fuller" | ||||
1913/1913_12_05 | Cunningham | "infant child of C. T. Cunningham" | |||||
1913/1913_12_05 | Newman | "infant of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Newman" | |||||
1913/1913_12_12 | Sample | J. C. | died at Columbia, SC | ||||
1913/1913_12_12 | Jessee | Haybourn | |||||
1913/1913_12_19 | Meade | Mrs. Elihu | "daughter of Milton Davis" | ||||
1913/1913_12_19 | Amburgey | C. C. | murdered in 1909 | ||||
1913/1913_12_19 | Johnson | Vince | 12 | "son of the widow Joseph Johnson" | |||
1913/1913_12_19 | Hornby | Della | murdered by John Annas | ||||
1914/1914_05_01 | Duncan | Frank | 44 | of Swords Creek | |||
1914/1914_06_05 | |||||||
1914/1914_06_19 | Seacatt | Florence Gibson | 51 | "Mrs. James B. Seacatt" | |||
1914/1914_06_19 | Sykes | Newbern | 84 | Confederate veteran | |||
1914/1914_07_03 | Ayers | W. A. | Judge | ||||
1914/1914_07_03 | Stump | Tol | suicide | ||||
1914/1914_07_03 | Aston | Hubbard | 65 | colored | |||
1914/1914_08_06 | Smith | H. C. | died in Missouri | ||||
1914/1914_08_06 | Harless | Ira | |||||
1914/1914_09_04 | Johnson | Mrs. Dick | "near Hansonville" | ||||
1914/1914_10_09 | Gose | George H. | 79 | ||||
1914/1914_11_20 | Ray | Ira | 87 | "New Garden" | |||
1914/1914_11_20 | Shoemaker | Reynolds | died in Florida | ||||
1914/1914_12_04 | Martin | Mrs. Charles | about 30 | formerly Campbell | |||
1915/1915_01_01 | Evans | accidentally shot himself | |||||
1915/1915_01_01 | Johnson | Rose | "daugther of Richard Johnson" | ||||
1915/1915_01_01 | Skeen | Joe | Confederate veteran | ||||
1915/1915_01_01 | Jessee | Beverly Bertis | 1 month | son of "Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Jessee" | |||
1915/1915_01_01 | Ray | Robert | "near Nashes Ford" | ||||
1915/1915_01_01 | Combs | Fred | about 22 | shot by M. S. Zimms | |||
1915/1915_01_01 | Hurt | Pauline | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Hurt" | ||||
1915/1915_02_05 | Gibson | S. W. | 89 | Confederate veteran | |||
1915/1915_02_05 | Harrison | "infant of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Harrison" | |||||
1915/1915_03_12 | Gilmer | Mrs. W. C. | |||||
1915/1915_03_12 | Gilmer | James | died in Illinois | ||||
1915/1915_03_12 | Howard | Hampton | died in Illinois, "son of William Howard" | ||||
1915/1915_03_12 | Bartee | James | 79 or 80 | Confederate veteran | |||
1915/1915_03_12 | Lasley | Polly | 92 | "on Moccasin" | |||
1915/1915_03_12 | Herandon | Hobart | 17 | "of Bolton" | |||
1915/1915_03_26 | Buckles | S. H. | |||||
1915/1915_03_26 | Taylor | Harve | "near Stumptown" | ||||
1915/1915_03_26 | Stinson | George L. | "north of Lebanon" | ||||
1915/1915_04_02 | Gray | Elizabeth | "sister of Mr. James Martin" | ||||
1915/1915_04_02 | Easterly | Sallie | 83 | ||||
1915/1915_04_02 | Todd | Elihue | 65 | "in the Corner" | |||
1915/1915_04_02 | Ayers | Willie Shoemaker | "only child of Mrs. Elizabeth Shoemaker" | ||||
1915/1915_04_09 | Gilmer | Caroline V. | 83 | "daughter of Henry Dickenson" | |||
1915/1915_05_14 | |||||||
1915/1915_05_21 | Alexander | Zolly | 29 | "married to Elbert Alexander" | |||
1915/1915_05_21 | Vermillion | Nancy | 79 | "Before her marriage she was Miss Nancy Arington" | |||
1915/1915_05_21 | Burke | W. W. | "nephew of Harvey W. Martin" | ||||
1915/1915_05_21 | Fulton | Mrs. Robert | Hansonville | ||||
1915/1915_05_21 | Fulton | infant child of Mrs. Robert Fulton | |||||
1915/1915_06_18 | Roberson | Louisa | died in Kentucky | ||||
1915/1915_06_18 | Roberson | Adam Gernade | died in Kentucky | ||||
1915/1915_07_02 | Father of Mrs. Martin Phelps | ||||||
1915/1915_07_09 | |||||||
1915/1915_07_23 | Smith | Sam | colored | ||||
1915/1915_07_30 | Holmes | W. A. | "in the Loop" | ||||
1915/1915_07_30 | Vermillion | Emmett | died in Illinois | ||||
1915/1915_07_30 | Stoots | "infant of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stoots" | |||||
1915/1915_08_06 | Hargis | John | 63 | colored, "near Barnett" | |||
1915/1915_08_06 | Powers | Bella Herandon | "on Moccasin" | ||||
1915/1915_10_15 | Jessee | James | 44 | died in Tacoma, VA | |||
1915/1915_10_22 | Lamb | Phineas | 83 | died in Indiana | |||
1915/1915_11_05 | Ashbrook | Jack | 21 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ashbrook" | |||
1916/1916_01_14 | Chase | Charles | murdered by Kanah Boyd | ||||
1916/1916_01_14 | Saunders | Ed | murdered at St. Paul by Albert James | ||||
1916/1916_01_14 | Compton | "young son of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Compton" | |||||
1916/1916_01_14 | Salyer | Jonas | killed by tree | ||||
1916/1916_01_28 | Grizzle | Polly | about 74 | ||||
1916/1916_01_28 | Kiser | Joe | |||||
1916/1916_01_28 | Carico | 16 | "daughter of Mrs. Weldon Carico" | ||||
1916/1916_01_28 | Martin | H. W. | |||||
1916/1916_01_28 | Hale | Drayton S. | died in Scott County | ||||
1916/1916_02_04 | Grimsley | William Morgan | 25 | ||||
1916/1916_02_04 | Grigsbly | Hattie Lee | 21 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Gibson" | |||
1916/1916_02_11 | Gilmer | Rachel A. | 66 | "married to A. P. Gilmer" | |||
1916/1916_02_11 | Miller | Mrs. E. D. | |||||
1916/1916_02_11 | Smith | Able | 74 | Confederate veteran | |||
1916/1916_02_11 | Wilson | Sam | around 78 | Confederate veteran | |||
1916/1916_02_11 | Jessee | Mrs. William L. | 76 | "sister of Rev. Robert Cross" | |||
1916/1916_02_11 | Jessee | Elizabeth P. | |||||
1916/1916_02_11 | Combs | "infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Will Combs" | |||||
1916/1916_02_11 | Ellis | R. W. | 25 | killed by train | |||
1916/1916_02_11 | Connor | 2 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Connor" | ||||
1916/1916_02_18 | Steele | John W. | died in Texas | ||||
1916/1916_02_18 | Feltz | Harrison | 46 | ||||
1916/1916_02_18 | Sidell | Grace Jessee | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Jessee" | ||||
1916/1916_02_25 | Owens | "little daughter of Ed Owens" | |||||
1916/1916_02_25 | Yates | Hiram | 55 | "near Honaker" | |||
1916/1916_02_25 | Mitchell | Mrs. Tobe | burned to death with child | ||||
1916/1916_02_25 | Mitchell | child of Mrs. Tobe Mitchell | |||||
1916/1916_02_25 | Sproles | Solomon | 79 | died at Mendota | |||
1916/1916_02_25 | Helbert | Barney | 18 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. William Helbert" | |||
1916/1916_02_25 | Mutter | Mrs. Thomas | Belfast Mills | ||||
1916/1916_03_03 | Craig | A. R. | died at St. Paul | ||||
1916/1916_03_03 | Hubble | 3 | "daughter of Earnest Hubble" | ||||
1916/1916_03_03 | Parks | Will | "on Lower Moccasin" | ||||
1916/1916_03_03 | Fields | Charles B. | 75 | Confederate veteran | |||
1916/1916_03_24 | Fields | "infant son of Marcell Fields" | |||||
1916/1916_03_24 | Barton | Harve | |||||
1916/1916_03_24 | Barton | Charles | "meeting death on the Cowan farm north of Lebanon several years ago when a tree fell on him" | ||||
1916/1916_03_24 | Barton | Rufus | "killed at Carterton by a freight train" | ||||
1916/1916_03_24 | Ball | John | murdered by Denton and Delathy Price | ||||
1916/1916_03_24 | Wallace | James | 47 | died "near Wexpool" | |||
1916/1916_04_07 | Cumbow | Billy | 85 | "on Moccasin" | |||
1916/1916_04_07 | Gilmer | Mrs. W. E. | |||||
1916/1916_04_14 | Smith | T. M. | 75 | killed by train | |||
1916/1916_04_14 | Alexander | R. P. | 76 | Confederate veteran | |||
1916/1916_04_14 | Amburgey | W. H. | 76 | ||||
1916/1916_04_21 | Fields | Cummings | Confederate veteran | ||||
1916/1916_04_21 | Bays | Lafayette L. | "son of James and Mary Bays" | ||||
1916/1916_04_21 | Watson | Mrs. Leece | 40 | ||||
1916/1916_04_21 | Dotson | Alley | "daughter of James Wise" | ||||
1916/1916_04_28 | Albert | Charles | Belfast Mills | ||||
1916/1916_04_28 | Ireson | Mrs. Robert V. | "before marriage was a Miss Gibson" | ||||
1916/1916_04_28 | Albert | Kate | "formerly Miss Kate Gilmer" | ||||
1916/1916_04_28 | Fields | Mrs. Charles | old age | ||||
1916/1916_05_05 | Cumbow | Mrs. William | 78 | "daughter of the late Wesley Dorton" | |||
1916/1916_05_05 | Scott | W. M. | died in Smyth County | ||||
1916/1916_05_26 | Gilmer | son of Mrs. A. H. Gilmer | |||||
1916/1916_05_26 | Easterly | J. E. C. | died in Tennessee | ||||
1916/1916_06_09 | Davis | Robert L. | |||||
1916/1916_06_16 | Tate | Nancy Kate | 19 | ||||
1916/1916_07_07 | Davis | John E. | about 40 | accidentally shot himself | |||
1916/1916_07_07 | Hardwick | Mary | 70 | "near Rockdell" | |||
1916/1916_07_07 | Hess | Orb | murdered near Honaker | ||||
1916/1916_07_07 | Combs | Nicey Osborne | 80 | "daughter of Solomon and Elizabeth Smith Osborne" | |||
1916/1916_07_14 | |||||||
1916/1916_07_28 | Robinson | Tom | |||||
1916/1916_07_28 | Dye | Wes | |||||
1916/1916_07_28 | Hess | Bell | |||||
1916/1916_07_28 | Lovell | Nannie | "Before marriage she was a Miss Puckett" | ||||
1916/1916_08_04 | Ketron | Henry | 26 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ketron" | |||
1916/1916_08_04 | Parr | James | 5 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. James Parr" | |||
1916/1916_08_04 | Shoemaker | Ellen | "widow of Squire J. H. Shoemaker" | ||||
1916/1916_08_04 | Albert | C. A. | |||||
1916/1916_08_04 | Cunningham | Will | colored | ||||
1916/1916_08_04 | Call | Eliza | |||||
1916/1916_08_11 | Clark | George | 16 | car accident, "son of Mrs. R. C. Clark" | |||
1916/1916_08_11 | Gilmer | James Page | 73 | Confederate veteran | |||
1916/1916_08_11 | Combs | Jim | |||||
1916/1916_08_11 | Dye | Nettie | "coroners inquest" | ||||
1916/1916_08_11 | Kiser | A. L. | died at Coeburn | ||||
1916/1916_08_18 | Dickenson | Mrs. Noah | "Prior to her marriage she was a Miss Jessee, daughter of the late E. K. Jessee" | ||||
1916/1916_08_18 | Whitt | Will | murdered in NC, "son of Z. N. Whitt" | ||||
1916/1916_08_24 | Fugate | Nathan E. | 66 | "lower Castlewood" | |||
1916/1916_08_24 | Puckett | Mrs. George | "at St. Paul" | ||||
1916/1916_09_01 | |||||||
1916/1916_09_08 | |||||||
1916/1916_09_15 | McCloud | Mrs. Pat | "in Lebanon" | ||||
1916/1916_09_15 | Tate | Mrs. J. M. | 86 | "widow of the late James Tate" | |||
1916/1916_09_22 | Dickenson | Martha E. | 65 | "nee Logan, wife of W. P. Dickenson" | |||
1916/1916_09_22 | Miller | Henry | Confederate veteran | ||||
1916/1916_09_22 | Gray | Charlie | died in WV | ||||
1916/1916_09_29 | Gibson | Guy | 16 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Gibson" | |||
1916/1916_09_29 | Smith | Taze | |||||
1916/1916_09_29 | Johnson | "son of George Johnson", accidentally shot himself | |||||
1916/1916_10_06 | |||||||
1916/1916_10_13 | |||||||
1916/1916_10_20 | Bays | W. W. | about 75 | died in NC | |||
1916/1916_10_27 | Combs | Nicey Ann Osborne | "married to Joseph Mickmacklin Combs" | ||||
1916/1916_11_24 | Dickenson | W. B. | brother of J. B. Dickenson | ||||
1916/1916_11_24 | Briggs | infant son of Mr. and Mrs. George Briggs | |||||
1916/1916_11_24 | Crabtree | Mrs. William | 89 | "north of Finney" | |||
1916/1916_11_24 | Fleming | Grace Robinson | 26 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Robinson" | |||
1916/1916_11_24 | Price | Elizabeth F. | 76 | "nee Fullen" | |||
1916/1916_11_24 | Viers | Henderson | died in Dickenson County | ||||
1916/1916_12_08 | Helton | 4 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Helton" | ||||
1916/1916_12_08 | Hanson | William David | 69 | died in KY | |||
1916/1916_12_08 | Fain | Caroline Virginia | 74 | "widow the late General John Fain" | |||
1916/1916_12_22 | Jennings | Mary Alderson | 31 | married to J. L. Jennings | |||
1916/1916_12_22 | Jessee | wife of E. P. Jessee | |||||
1917/1917_08_03 | Hurt | Benjamin I. | 23 | son of "Mr. and Mrs. John Hurt" | |||
1917/1917_08_03 | Honaker | Mrs. Patton | "near Finney" | ||||
1917/1917_08_03 | Woodward | George | 57 | "postmaster at Wilder" | |||
1917/1917_08_03 | Alderson | "R. Alderson's wife" | |||||
1917/1917_08_03 | Alderson | "R. Alderson's daughter, pauper" | |||||
1917/1917_08_03 | Gose | "Walter Gose's child" | |||||
1917/1917_08_03 | Mooney | Mary | |||||
1917/1917_10_26 | Stickley | James | 75 | Confederate veteran, "at Mendota" | |||
1917/1917_10_26 | McCloud | Julina | about 76 | "in the Corner" | |||
1917/1917_11_02 | Fuller | Emily | 84 | "sister of William and Ira Fuller" | |||
1917/1917_11_09 | Patrick | 12 | killed by train | ||||
1917/1917_11_16 | Dickenson | William Thomas Brown | 64 | "son of Jas. H. and Nancy G. Dickenson" | |||
1917/1917_11_16 | Dorton | about 4 | "little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dorton" | ||||
1917/1917_11_23 | Gose | Ira F. | 44 | died in Utah, "son of Cowan Gose" | |||
1917/1917_11_23 | Smith | Polly | 84 | "mother of J. Bone Smith" | |||
1917/1917_11_23 | Barnett | "wife of Morgan Barnett" | |||||
1917/1917_11_23 | Barnett | Morgan | |||||
1917/1917_11_23 | Gilbert | William | pauper, "brother of Doc Gilbert" | ||||
1917/1917_11_23 | Dickenson | Robert H. | "neighborhood of 80" | ||||
1917/1917_12_14 | |||||||
1918/1918_01_04 | |||||||
1918/1918_02_15 | Hamilton | Margaret | |||||
1918/1918_02_15 | Johnson | killed by husband, Charles Johnson | |||||
1918/1918_02_15 | Hess | Orbe | murdered by Dick Harris | ||||
1918/1918_02_15 | House | Mrs. George | "Before her marriage she was a Mrs. Leonard" | ||||
1918/1918_02_15 | Dye | Pryer | 84 | Confederate veteran | |||
1918/1918_03_01 | Campbell | mother of John Campbell | |||||
1918/1918_03_08 | Powers | Harvey | 76 or 78 | ||||
1918/1918_03_08 | Powers | Calvin | 76 or 78 | ||||
1918/1918_03_15 | Meade | Samuel A. | about 25 | "son of Floyd G. Meade" | |||
1918/1918_03_15 | Combs | Fielding | Confederate veteran | ||||
1918/1918_03_15 | Meade | Fielding | Confederate veteran | ||||
1918/1918_03_29 | Alderson | Bickley | killed by train | ||||
1918/1918_03_29 | Stevens | Jay | 28 | killed by train | |||
1918/1918_04_12 | Bailey | George W. | 81 | died in Kentucky | |||
1918/1918_04_12 | Taylor | Mrs. | pauper | ||||
1918/1918_04_19 | Bartee | William Henry | 18 | "parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bartee" | |||
1918/1918_04_19 | Meade | J. M. | 78 | Confederate veteran | |||
1918/1918_04_19 | Dotson | Auston | "of South Clinchfield" | ||||
1918/1918_05_24 | Thurman | Alice | died in Roanoke | ||||
1918/1918_05_24 | Puckett | 3 months | child of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Puckett | ||||
1918/1918_05_31 | Bostic | J. W. | "near Mason's Store" | ||||
1918/1918_06_07 | |||||||
1918/1918_06_14 | Dickenson | Mike | 55 | colored | |||
1918/1918_06_14 | Whetsell | Eliza | 75 | died in Kentucky | |||
1918/1918_06_21 | Banner | Mrs. W. L. | |||||
1918/1918_06_21 | Hensdill | Robert Mitchell | 29 | "son of James H. and Jane Hensdill" | |||
1918/1918_06_21 | Honaker | Zed | killed in WWI | ||||
1918/1918_06_28 | Gilmer | George Cowan | 71 | Confederate veteran | |||
1918/1918_06_28 | Gray | Charles | colored | ||||
1918/1918_07_05 | Cooper | Henry | 14 | "son of Nathan M. and Mary Ellen Cooper" | |||
1918/1918_07_05 | Sutherland | Samuel | died in Dickenson County | ||||
1918/1918_07_05 | Hale | Russell | 47 | son of Wilburn Hale | |||
1918/1918_07_12 | Addison | Nannie | about 20 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Addison" | |||
1918/1918_07_12 | Johnson | son of Jacob Johnson, died in WWI | |||||
1918/1918_07_20 | |||||||
1918/1918_08_02 | |||||||
1918/1918_08_09 | Fields | Anthony | died in WWI | ||||
1918/1918_08_30 | |||||||
1918/1918_09_06 | Barger | Mary | |||||
1918/1918_09_13 | Lemons | Martha | "at Belfast Mills" | ||||
1918/1918_09_13 | Reynolds | Millie | "on Moccasin" | ||||
1918/1918_09_13 | Gilbert | "infant son of Sam Gilbert" | |||||
1918/1918_09_20 | Monk | 2 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Monk" | ||||
1918/1918_09_20 | Garrett | Dewey | 19 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Boss Garrett" | |||
1918/1918_09_27 | Campbell | W. W. | 61 | "five miles west of Lebanon" | |||
1918/1918_09_27 | Farmer | Davy | killed in WWI, "son of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Farmer" | ||||
1918/1918_09_27 | Meade | Houston Lee | killed in WWI | ||||
1918/1918_09_27 | Robinson | Lawrence H. | killed in WWI, "son of Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Robinson" | ||||
1918/1918_09_27 | Thomas | Whitley | Confederate veteran | ||||
1918/1918_09_27 | Ellington | infant of "Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Ellington" | |||||
1918/1918_11_15 | McCloud | Hazel | 6 | "daughter of Aut McCloud" | |||
1918/1918_11_15 | McCloud | mother of Hazel McCloud | |||||
1918/1918_11_15 | Osborne | James E. | died in WWI | ||||
1918/1918_11_15 | Starnes | Jadie | died in WWI | ||||
1918/1918_11_15 | Perkins | James M. | died in WWI | ||||
1918/1918_11_15 | Kiser | Hobson | "son of the widow J. F. Kiser" | ||||
1918/1918_11_15 | Shook | "baby daughter of Rev. Tom Shook" | |||||
1918/1918_11_15 | Laforce | "little orphan girl of Mr. and Mrs. Carle Laforce" | |||||
1918/1918_11_15 | Breeding | George | "son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Breeding" | ||||
1918/1918_11_22 | Buckles | Thomas | 23 | ||||
1918/1918_11_22 | Albert | James E. | killed in WWI | ||||
1918/1918_11_22 | Johnson | Hattie | "formerly Miss Hattie Jessee" | ||||
1918/1918_11_22 | Amburgey | A. A. | 76 | ||||
1918/1918_11_22 | Whitt | Carl | 23 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Whitt" | |||
1918/1918_11_29 | Breeding | Frances | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Breeding | ||||
1918/1918_11_29 | Breeding | Hazel | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Breeding | ||||
1918/1918_11_29 | Kegley | Harry | 19 | "son of Charles Kegley" | |||
1918/1918_11_29 | Meade | Thomas B. | killed in WWI | ||||
1918/1918_11_29 | Fayett | Sexton | killed in WWI | ||||
1918/1918_11_29 | Shell | Mrs. Sam | "at Cleveland" | ||||
1918/1918_12_06 | Sutherland | Thurman L. | son of "Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Sutherland" | ||||
1918/1918_12_06 | Sutherland | Edgar | killed in WWI, "son of the late H. W. Sutherland" | ||||
1918/1918_12_06 | Chafin | Dennis | killed in WWI | ||||
1918/1918_12_06 | Compton | James E. | killed in mines | ||||
1918/1918_12_06 | McCall | George C. | 28 | ||||
1918/1918_12_13 | Wyatt | S. H. | 72 | Confederate veteran | |||
1918/1918_12_13 | Salyer | Pierce | killed in WWI | ||||
1918/1918_12_13 | Williams | John | killed in WWI | ||||
1918/1918_12_20 | Sword | Arthur | killed in WWI | ||||
1918/1918_12_20 | Dye | Louise | 86 | ||||
1918/1918_12_20 | Counts | Grady | 27 | ||||
1919/1919_01_03 | Aistrop | Nannie | "daughter of the late I. B. Fickle" | ||||
1919/1919_01_03 | Kendrick | John D. | about 28 | "son of T. J. Kendrick" | |||
1919/1919_01_03 | Tate | "little daughter of Bro. Henry Tate, near Stuart's Chapel" | |||||
1919/1919_01_03 | Rasnick | James J. | killed in WWI | ||||
1919/1919_01_10 | Owens | Fern | "daughter of L. D. R. Owens" | ||||
1919/1919_01_10 | Hendricks | Roy | killed in WWI | ||||
1919/1919_01_10 | Sandoe | Margaret | 81 | "daughter of Captain Samuel Leece" | |||
1919/1919_01_10 | Bostic | W. D. | |||||
1919/1919_01_10 | McCoy | S. D. | killed in WWI | ||||
1919/1919_01_10 | Alexander | James | killed in WWI | ||||
1919/1919_01_10 | Romans | A. R. | killed by train | ||||
1919/1919_01_17 | Monk | "infant of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Monk" | |||||
1919/1919_01_17 | Ireson | "son of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Ireson" | |||||
1919/1919_01_17 | Skeene | William | 75 | "in the Castlewood district" | |||
1919/1919_01_17 | Barr | Mrs. | "Copper Creek" | ||||
1919/1919_01_17 | Sexton | Mrs. George | |||||
1919/1919_01_17 | Murcer | Wint | "on Gravel Lick" | ||||
1919/1919_01_17 | Warner | Ollie May | 28 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Aleck Carpenter" | |||
1919/1919_01_17 | Carpenter | Jay | 15 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Alec Carpenter" | |||
1919/1919_01_17 | Warner | 3 months | child of Mr. and Mrs. James Warner | ||||
1919/1919_01_17 | Howard | Anthony | pauper | ||||
1919/1919_01_17 | Campbell | 5 or 6 | daughter "of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Campbell" | ||||
1919/1919_01_24 | Todd | Lacy B. | 27 | "parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Todd" | |||
1919/1919_01_24 | Stevens | son of Oliver Stevens | |||||
1919/1919_01_24 | Stevens | 58 | wife of Oliver Stevens | ||||
1919/1919_01_24 | Jackson | John Herbert | 22 | "son of Charles W. and Susana Jackson" | |||
1919/1919_01_24 | Campbell | 4 | son of "Mr. and Mrs. Walter Campbell" | ||||
1919/1919_01_24 | Taylor | Mrs. Jones | "before marriage a Miss Breeding" | ||||
1919/1919_01_24 | Breeding | "five deaths in the Breeding family in the last few weeks" | |||||
1919/1919_01_24 | Bausell | Grace | 18 | died in Texas | |||
1919/1919_01_24 | Puckett | Leahr | seventy-odd | died in Abingdon | |||
1919/1919_01_24 | Jones | "infant of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones" | |||||
1919/1919_01_24 | Burns | 4 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. John Burns" | ||||
1919/1919_01_24 | Mercer | son of Wint Mercer | |||||
1919/1919_01_31 | Johnson | Mrs. Sam | "before her marriage a Miss Rinor" | ||||
1919/1919_01_31 | Starry | Luttie Towe | died in Oklahoma | ||||
1919/1919_01_31 | Davis | 7 months | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Davis" | ||||
1919/1919_01_31 | Mercer | "eldest son of Went Mercer" | |||||
1919/1919_01_31 | Musick | Mrs. Tolbert | 29 | ||||
1919/1919_01_31 | Hess | Abner | 40 | "near Swords Creek" | |||
1919/1919_01_31 | Hughes | 9 months | "child of Charlie Hughes" | ||||
1919/1919_01_31 | Dixon | 3 months | "child of Mr. and Mrs. Smith Dixon" | ||||
1919/1919_02_07 | Jones | Mrs. Frank | "cause of death was childbirth, and the infant, just born, died also" | ||||
1919/1919_02_07 | Innes | Henry W. | killed in WWI | ||||
1919/1919_02_07 | Thomas | Jefferson D. | |||||
1919/1919_02_07 | Salyer | James | 13 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Salyer" | |||
1919/1919_02_07 | Dickenson | Mrs. Nathan E. | "at Coeburn" | ||||
1919/1919_02_14 | Alderson | Willie Steele | |||||
1919/1919_02_14 | McReynolds | Mrs. J. D. | "at St. Paul" | ||||
1919/1919_02_14 | Luster | George | killed in WWI | ||||
1919/1919_02_21 | Clark | H. J. Clark "reports the death of his mother, three sisters and his wife with influenza" | |||||
1919/1919_02_21 | Wallace | Mrs. Thomas | "daughter of Noah Jessee" | ||||
1919/1919_02_21 | Lester | Grover | killed in WWI | ||||
1919/1919_02_28 | Jessee | Mrs. William | |||||
1919/1919_02_28 | Jessee | William | killed in mines | ||||
1919/1919_02_28 | Todd | Mrs. J. M. | |||||
1919/1919_02_28 | Cunningham | Lige | 80 | ||||
1919/1919_02_28 | Caudle | Mrs. Ed | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. clark" | ||||
1919/1919_02_28 | Henderson | John B. | killed in WWI | ||||
1919/1919_02_28 | Boyd | Claude C. | 26 | "father Rev. J. L. Boyd" | |||
1919/1919_03_07 | Baldwin | W. W. | "of Honaker" | ||||
1919/1919_03_07 | Puckett | daughter of "Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Puckett" | |||||
1919/1919_03_07 | Compton | Will | killed in WWI | ||||
1919/1919_03_07 | Ball | killed in WWI | |||||
1919/1919_03_07 | Honaker | Elbert | killed in WWI | ||||
1919/1919_03_21 | Salyer | Walter G. | killed in WWI | ||||
1919/1919_03_21 | Martin | 7 | "child of Will Martin, colored" | ||||
1919/1919_03_28 | Bays | Mrs. H. W. | died in South Carolina | ||||
1919/1919_03_28 | Nipper | John | killed in WWI | ||||
1919/1919_03_28 | Quamley | Lou | colored, pauper | ||||
1919/1919_03_28 | Rasnake | Della J. | killed in WWI | ||||
1919/1919_03_28 | Hess | Charles | killed in WWI | ||||
1919/1919_04_11 | Baker | Joseph | 80 | murdered by grandson | |||
1919/1919_04_11 | Baker | John | "stabbed to death" | ||||
1919/1919_04_11 | Baker | Bill | "shot by a man by the name of Minton" | ||||
1919/1919_04_11 | Baker | Nathaniel | "shot by his son, Bob Baker" | ||||
1919/1919_04_18 | Gray | Mrs. G. W. J. | 71 | "daughter of Mr. Samuel W. Aston" | |||
1919/1919_04_18 | Kiser | A. J. | 65 | "at Hazel" | |||
1919/1919_04_18 | Banner | William N. | near 68 | "in the Castlewood district" | |||
1919/1919_04_18 | Kendricks | Catherine | "at Honaker" | ||||
1919/1919_05_02 | Clapp | Luther H. | 79 | Confederate veteran | |||
1919/1919_05_09 | Taylor | 14 months | daughter "of Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor" | ||||
1919/1919_05_09 | Breeding | Mrs. Joseph | "at Artrip" | ||||
1919/1919_05_09 | Dickenson | Robert Boyd | died in Kansas | ||||
1919/1919_05_09 | Salyer | W. H. | died in Scott County | ||||
1919/1919_05_16 | Gilmer | Franklin Pierce | 61 | married to Miss Rebecca Browning | |||
1919/1919_05_16 | Robinson | Will | killed in WWI | ||||
1919/1919_05_23 | |||||||
1919/1919_06_06 | Gray | Arch | died in Missouri, "son of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Gray" | ||||
1919/1919_06_06 | Fuller | Abram | 89 | Confederate veteran | |||
1919/1919_06_27 | Boyd | John L. | 80 | Confederate veteran | |||
1919/1919_07_11 | Newman | J. E. | died in Colorado | ||||
1919/1919_08_08 | Fuller | Jeff | "son of Noah Fuller" | ||||
1919/1919_08_08 | Wallace | mother of Tommy Wallace | |||||
1919/1919_08_08 | Wallace | Tommy | |||||
1919/1919_08_08 | Dishman | Cosby | 50 | "wife of Smith Dishman" | |||
1919/1919_08_15 | |||||||
1919/1919_09_12 | Vencill | Shack | Confederate veteran | ||||
1919/1919_09_12 | Boyd | Samuel Jerry | 44 | "a few miles east of Lebanon" | |||
1919/1919_09_19 | Kitchen | John W. | 82 | Confederate veteran | |||
1919/1919_10_10 | Ross | Kib | 81 | colored | |||
1919/1919_10_17 | King | Leonard | about 21 | ||||
1919/1919_10_17 | Hess | "two children of Ellis Hess over at Drill" | |||||
1919/1919_11_07 | |||||||
1919/1919_11_14 | Hunt | Robert | died in Ohio | ||||
1919/1919_11_14 | Fletcher | James | "in New Garden" | ||||
1919/1919_11_14 | Mays | Trula Glenn | 14 months | daughter of "of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mays" | |||
1919/1919_11_21 | Nash | Fullen H. | "north east of Lebanon" | ||||
1919/1919_11_21 | Higgins | George | 40 | colored, died in car accident | |||
1919/1919_11_21 | Watts | George | 35 | colored, died in car accident | |||
1919/1919_11_21 | Lash | Alex | 32 | colored, died in car accident | |||
1919/1919_11_28 | Ferguson | Mariah | colored | ||||
1919/1919_11_28 | Repass | J. W. | died in Texas | ||||
1919/1919_12_19 | Rasnake | Elizabeth | 79 | ||||
1919/1919_12_19 | Todd | Elizabeth J. | 86 | "widow of the late James C. Todd" | |||
1919/1919_12_19 | Alderson | Mary | "widow of the late Dr. J. D. Alderson" | ||||
1919/1919_12_19 | Honaker | Martha E. | about 78 | "widow of the late Harve Honaker" | |||
1920/1920_01_23 | Riddle | "Capt. Riddle" | |||||
1920/1920_01_23 | Amburgey | Eva | 96 | "daughter of Peter Kelly" | |||
1920/1920_01_23 | Vencill | J. H. | died in Washington County | ||||
1920/1920_02_28 | Stinson | Martha | 89 | "widow of the late William Stinson" | |||
1920/1920_02_28 | Garrett | Laura | 53 | "wife of Boss Garrett" | |||
1920/1920_02_28 | Fields | Bertha | "Mrs. Albert Fields", "daughter of Mr. John R. Harrison" | ||||
1920/1920_02_28 | Cumbow | Mrs. James | 57 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Baugh" | |||
1920/1920_02_28 | Honaker | Mrs. Eb | "near Honaker" | ||||
1920/1920_02_28 | Cook | Edward | 22 | ||||
1920/1920_02_28 | Cumbow | D. Paul | "son of Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Cumbow" | ||||
1920/1920_02_28 | Jessee | Martin C. | 81 | Confederate veteran | |||
1920/1920_02_28 | Puckett | Fred M. | 4 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Puckett" | |||
1920/1920_02_28 | Vencill | Mrs. Robert V. | about 35 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ratcliff" | |||
1920/1920_02_28 | Alexander | husband of "Mrs. H. D. Alexander" | |||||
1920/1920_02_28 | Kiser | Fayreen Virginia | 17 months | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Kiser" | |||
1920/1920_03_26 | Steele | Nancy Jane Sykes | 76 | "married to Frances Steele" | |||
1920/1920_03_26 | Browning | Mrs. P. | "daughter of Harve and Lucy White", died in Seattle, Washington | ||||
1920/1920_03_26 | Cross | Ethel | 14 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cross" | |||
1920/1920_03_26 | Lampkins | George | "of the Copper Creek district" | ||||
1920/1920_06_18 | Seacatt | George W. | 73 | Confederate veteran | |||
1920/1920_07_09 | Romans | Mrs. James | 60 odd | ||||
1920/1920_07_09 | Seacatt | Josephine R. | 76 | ||||
1920/1920_07_09 | Candler | James J. | 76 | died in Oklahoma | |||
1920/1920_07_09 | Powers | Mack | |||||
1920/1920_09_03 | Morrison | Rachel | 69 | "at Hansonville" | |||
1920/1920_11_12 | |||||||
1920/1920_11_18 | Fields | Billy | 7 | "son of Walter Fields" | |||
1920/1920_11_18 | Beavers | J. M. | "better known in Russell as J. M. Hankins" | ||||
1920/1920_11_18 | Ball | Alden | murdered by W. M. Tackett | ||||
1920/1920_11_26 | Bausell | Bernice | 9 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Bausell", died in New Mexico | |||
1920/1920_11_26 | Saddler | murdered by Greear Meade | |||||
1920/1920_11_26 | Taylor | Mrs. John | |||||
1920/1920_12_24 | Campbell | G. W. | "now deceased" | ||||
1920/1920_12_24 | Helton | James T. | |||||
1920/1920_12_24 | Thomas | Remley | 76 | Confederate veteran | |||
1920/1920_12_24 | Litton | Edna | |||||
1920/1920_12_24 | Strength | Hester Anna | "nee Jessee" | ||||
1920/1920_12_24 | Jackson | Roosevelt | 17 | killed by train | |||
1921/1921_02_18 | Hartsock | Julia | 47 | "widow of the late Henry Hartsock" | |||
1921/1921_02_18 | Hutton | Alson | |||||
1921/1921_02_18 | Vanover | Maude | about 25 | "daughter of Ira Hanover" | |||
1921/1921_02_18 | Owens | Sarilda | |||||
1921/1921_02_25 | Ireson | Robert V. | near 60 | "in Castlewood" | |||
1921/1921_02_25 | Glenn | "infant child of Else Glenn" | |||||
1921/1921_02_25 | Mutter | Laura | "Belfast Mills" | ||||
1921/1921_03_04 | Buckles | George | died in Kansas | ||||
1921/1921_03_04 | Ball | Alden | murdered by Will Tackett "early last fall" | ||||
1921/1921_03_04 | Carter | 2 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Carter" | ||||
1921/1921_03_17 | Craig Bussey | Lillian | "Before marriage...was Miss Lillian Bickley" | ||||
1921/1921_03_17 | Comer | Mrs. John | "near Cleveland" | ||||
1921/1921_04_08 | Warf | Mattie | 24 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Warf" | |||
1921/1921_04_15 | Sykes | Albert | about 19 | murdered by McKinley and Auburn Evans | |||
1921/1921_04_15 | Meade | Mrs. J. J. | "near Carterton" | ||||
1921/1921_04_15 | Kiser | Eliza | 64 | "maiden was Miss Eliza Couch" | |||
1921/1921_04_29 | Williams | Isabelle Edgar Watts | 67 | "daughter of James W. and Mary F. Oney" | |||
1921/1921_04_29 | Robins | 14 | "daughter of Mrs. Robins" | ||||
1921/1921_05_06 | Hendricks | Fanny | 60 | colored | |||
1921/1921_05_06 | Sutherland | W. H. | 81 | Confederate veteran | |||
1921/1921_05_13 | Kiser | Shaler | about 20 | at Hazel | |||
1921/1921_05_13 | Collins | Rhoda | pauper | ||||
1921/1921_05_13 | Garrett | Mrs. Alexander | "at Bascom" | ||||
1921/1921_05_20 | Yates | Mrs. Albert | "was a Miss Shepard" | ||||
1921/1921_05_20 | Lynch | Harrison | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lynch", died in Oklahoma | ||||
1921/1921_05_27 | Bays | Hezekiah | 80 | "at Rock Hill, S. C." | |||
1921/1921_05_27 | Addington | D. P. | murdered by Bob Harman | ||||
1921/1921_05_27 | Johnson | Pearl | 10 | "daughter of Abraham Johnson" | |||
1921/1921_05_27 | Hagy | Mary Ann | 83 | at Belfast Mills | |||
1921/1921_05_27 | Fields | Jake | died in Texas | ||||
1921/1921_05_27 | Meade | J. H. | about 69 | "of Honaker" | |||
1921/1921_05_27 | Marsh | Scott | 22 | "son of D. H. Marsh" | |||
1921/1921_06_24 | Sullivan | James | 30 | killed in mines | |||
1921/1921_06_24 | Brannon | Hugh L. | 34 | killed in mines | |||
1921/1921_06_24 | Eaton | Arthur | 8 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Reese Eaton" | |||
1921/1921_06_24 | Purcell | Mrs. Joseph | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Davis" | ||||
1921/1921_06_24 | Finney | Burns | died in Kentucky | ||||
1921/1921_06_24 | Parrott | Mrs. W. O. | 26 | ||||
1921/1921_07_01 | Johnson | Catherine Williams | 79 | "daughter of Andrew and Nancy Williams" | |||
1921/1921_07_08 | Fletcher | Thomas | Confederate veteran | ||||
1921/1921_07_08 | Price | Mrs. Glenn | 27 | ||||
1921/1921_07_08 | Jackson | Eli | 84 | Confederate veteran | |||
1921/1921_07_08 | Banner | L. L. | "dies at Castlewood" | ||||
1921/1921_07_08 | Lynch | Harrison G. R. | "son of Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Lynch", died in Oklahoma | ||||
1921/1921_07_15 | Steele | Dicie Ann | 21 | "daughter of Mrs. Robt. L. Steele" | |||
1921/1921_07_29 | Hawkins | Rachel T. | 80 | "maiden name being Rachel Campbell" | |||
1921/1921_07_29 | Price | Mrs. Andy | about 50 | "died in Abingdon" | |||
1921/1921_08_05 | Thompson | James | "dies in Elk Garden" | ||||
1921/1921_08_05 | Parks | Alice | close 29 | "nee Miss Shoemaker, daughter of…George Shoemaker" | |||
1921/1921_08_05 | Hillman | William R. | 56 | "born in Kentucky" | |||
1921/1921_08_12 | Jessee | J. Henry | died at "Corryton, Tenn" | ||||
1921/1921_08_12 | Statzer | Cleveland | 74 | "at Bolton" | |||
1921/1921_08_19 | Fuller | Tabitha E. | 80 | "wife of the late Jessee B. Fuller" | |||
1921/1921_08_19 | Burns | Ann | 83 | "wife of the late H. G. Burns" | |||
1921/1921_08_19 | Warner | Thomas | about 70 | "south of Lebanon" | |||
1921/1921_08_26 | Buttery | Mrs. Robert A. | |||||
1921/1921_08_26 | Johnson | Mrs. C. W. | "before marriage was a Miss White, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Balford White" | ||||
1921/1921_08_26 | Hanson | Gladys | "formerly Miss Gladys Matthews" | ||||
1921/1921_09_02 | |||||||
1921/1921_09_09 | Fugate | James R. | about 45 | "son of the late Nathan E. Fugate" | |||
1921/1921_09_09 | Jessee | Sallie | 89 | "widow of Standford Jessee" | |||
1921/1921_09_09 | Ratcliff | Henry | seventy-odd | "in the Belfast Mills neighborhood" | |||
1921/1921_09_09 | Thompson | Emory F. | 73 | "near Honaker" | |||
1921/1921_09_30 | Routh | Henry A. | |||||
1921/1921_09_30 | Hendricks | Caroline | 86 | "was married to the late Aaron Hendricks" | |||
1921/1921_09_30 | Fugate | James R. | |||||
1921/1921_09_30 | Breeding | Elijah | funerals will be preached | ||||
1921/1921_09_30 | Breeding | B. | funerals will be preached | ||||
1921/1921_09_30 | Breeding | Rosa | funerals will be preached | ||||
1921/1921_09_30 | Taylor | Bettie | funerals will be preached | ||||
1921/1921_10_14 | Monk | George | "of the Corner" | ||||
1921/1921_10_14 | Gilbert, jr. | George | body found, died "more than five years ago" | ||||
1921/1921_10_14 | Sutherland | Sam | died in New Mexico | ||||
1921/1921_10_21 | Hubbard | Rachel | 81 | "wife of Rev. Joseph R. Hubbard" | |||
1921/1921_10_28 | Meade | Charlie "Tub" | "in lower Castlewood" | ||||
1921/1921_10_28 | Snapp | William D. | 92 | died in Tennessee | |||
1921/1921_10_28 | Snapp | Mrs. William D. | 90 | died in Tennessee, "sister of Captain V. Jessee" | |||
1921/1921_10_28 | Litton | Virginia | 3 | "on Copper Creek" | |||
1921/1921_11_04 | |||||||
1921/1921_11_11 | Sutherland | Rufus | murdered by Claude Rasnake | ||||
1921/1921_11_11 | Fogleman | Mrs. George | "was a Miss Puckett before marriage" | ||||
1921/1921_11_18 | Fields | Walter | killed in mines | ||||
1921/1921_11_18 | Fields | son of Walter Fields, accidentally shot "about two years ago" | |||||
1921/1921_11_18 | Alderson | Mrs. T. M. | "dies at Wise" | ||||
1921/1921_11_18 | McCloud | 18 months | "child of Mr. and Mrs. George McCloud" | ||||
1921/1921_11_18 | Hendricks | Thomas A. | 40 | ||||
1921/1921_11_18 | McGlothlin | Leonard | murdered by Roy Belcher | ||||
1921/1921_11_25 | Gilbert | Dock | died at the county poor farm | ||||
1921/1921_12_02 | Fields | Billy Wilburn | 2 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Fields" | |||
1921/1921_12_02 | Hubbard | Rachel | 9 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Hubbard" | |||
1921/1921_12_02 | Presley | Jackson | 83 | "at Coulwood" | |||
1921/1921_12_02 | Jackson | Ross | "son of Al Jackson", died in Washington state | ||||
1921/1921_12_02 | Wall | 2 | "child of Charlie Wall" | ||||
1921/1921_12_02 | Warner | Thomas | burial expenses | ||||
1921/1921_12_02 | White | George | burial expenses | ||||
1921/1921_12_09 | |||||||
1921/1921_12_16 | Robinson | Mrs. Roy | colored, "daughter of Aunt Em Cowan" | ||||
1922/1922_02_17 | Culbertson | "aunt of Mrs. E. M. Wolfe" | |||||
1922/1922_02_17 | Culbertson | husband of above, "died...about two years ago" | |||||
1922/1922_02_17 | Monk | "small child of Jeff Monk" | |||||
1922/1922_03_17 | Price | Alvin | 67 | "dies in Lebanon" | |||
1922/1922_03_31 | Steele | Thomas J. | 75 | died in Mendota | |||
1922/1922_03_31 | Jessee | W. L. | 84 | Confederate veteran | |||
1922/1922_03_31 | Mays | Mrs. W. N. | |||||
1922/1922_03_31 | Ratcliff | Mrs. Henry | "was a Miss White before marriage" | ||||
1922/1922_03_31 | Powers | Robert, Jr. | 5 months | "son of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Powers" | |||
1922/1922_04_14 | Steele | Nellie Ferguson | 35 | "wife of Charlie R. Steele" | |||
1922/1922_04_14 | Garrett | Charlie | |||||
1922/1922_04_14 | Porter | Robert | at Mason Stone | ||||
1922/1922_04_14 | White | Sarah | 49 | "before her marriage was a Miss Sarah Hagy" | |||
1922/1922_04_14 | Stoots | Richard F. | "of Honaker" | ||||
1922/1922_04_14 | Stoots | Richard F., Jr. | 39 | ||||
1922/1922_04_21 | Butterworth | W. W. | 66 | "at Wilder" | |||
1922/1922_04_21 | Hall | Jack | pauper | ||||
1922/1922_04_21 | Griffith | "Will Griffith's child" | |||||
1922/1922_04_21 | Steele | Elizabeth | "was a Miss Dickenson" | ||||
1922/1922_04_21 | Wilburn | Sam | "at St. Paul" | ||||
1922/1922_05_05 | Fletcher | Mrs. Howard | 46 | "was a Miss Gent" | |||
1922/1922_05_05 | Fogleman | killed by son, George Fogleman | |||||
1922/1922_05_12 | Gilmer | Margaret | 15 | "daughter of Mr. W. E. Gilmer" | |||
1922/1922_05_12 | Bundy | Stephen J. | 73 | "west of Lebanon" | |||
1922/1922_05_12 | Skeens | Clifton | 16 | "son of Mr. H. W. Skeens" | |||
1922/1922_05_12 | Fullen | Charlie | colored, "at Barnett" | ||||
1922/1922_05_12 | Helton | Ralph Edward | 3 | "son of Roy Helton" | |||
1922/1922_05_26 | Jessee | A. J. | 83 | Confederate veteran | |||
1922/1922_05_26 | Honaker | Roy | 17 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. John G. Honaker" | |||
1922/1922_05_26 | Scabbery | Wilson | pauper | ||||
1922/1922_05_26 | Sword | Michael | 70 | "in the Loop" | |||
1923/1923_02_23 | Ferguson | Mrs. T. B. | 39 | "daughter of Thomas and Mary J. Lynch" | |||
1923/1923_02_23 | Lowe | James | |||||
1923/1923_02_23 | Gilbert | Beatrice | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Smith" | ||||
1923/1923_02_23 | Slaughter | Z. N. | 69 | "of Honaker" | |||
1923/1923_02_23 | Martin | Milburn | "near Bolton" | ||||
1923/1923_02_23 | Gibson | 20 months | "child of Mr. and Mrs. Homer L. Gibson" | ||||
1923/1923_05_18 | Meade | Paul | "infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Meade" | ||||
1923/1923_05_18 | Whetsell | Caroline | "a few miles north of Lebanon" | ||||
1923/1923_05_18 | Anderson | Charles | killed by Abner Sutherland | ||||
1923/1923_05_18 | Sutherland | Mrs. Edward | "of Carbo" | ||||
1923/1923_07_06 | Keith | James William | 1 year | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Keith" | |||
1923/1923_07_13 | Clark | Mrs. J. P. | "near Swords Creek" | ||||
1923/1923_07_13 | Stevens | Will | |||||
1923/1923_08_03 | Breeding | Henderson | 82 | Confederate veteran | |||
1923/1923_08_03 | Addison | Henry | 79 | Confederate veteran | |||
1923/1923_08_03 | Mullins | Burlie Couch | 36 | "of Castlewood" | |||
1923/1923_08_03 | Harmon | Joe | "at Tazewell" | ||||
1923/1923_08_03 | Lamboni | Mrs. Jas. | "in Wilder" | ||||
1923/1923_08_03 | Wilson | William | 95 | Confederate veteran | |||
1923/1923_08_03 | Hurt | A. F. | Confederate veteran | ||||
1923/1923_08_10 | Combs | Colbert | 74 | "north of Finney" | |||
1923/1923_08_10 | Fields | Mrs. Walter | |||||
1923/1923_08_10 | Wolfe | John M. | pauper | ||||
1923/1923_08_17 | Hendricks | Robert B. | 86 | Confederate veteran | |||
1923/1923_08_17 | Clark | William | 64 | ||||
1923/1923_08_17 | Milton | son and brother of "Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Milton and family" | |||||
1923/1923_08_24 | Ward | James | 45 | "near Wilder" | |||
1923/1923_08_24 | McCloud | Paul | murdered in South Dakota, "son of Mr. and Mrs. Dick McCloud" | ||||
1923/1923_08_24 | Hicks | 11 months | "child of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hicks" | ||||
1923/1923_08_24 | Rader | Marian | 20 | died in Tennessee | |||
1923/1923_08_31 | Puckett | Robert Perry | 10 months | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Puckett" | |||
1923/1923_09_28 | Wooten | Agee | |||||
1923/1923_09_28 | Jessee | Jack | killed by train, "son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Jessee" | ||||
1923/1923_10_26 | Jessee | Luther | "son of Dave Jessee", killed in mines | ||||
1923/1923_10_26 | Norman | Mrs. John | "was a Miss Martin before marriage" | ||||
1923/1923_10_26 | Monk | 19 months | "child of Nathan Monk" | ||||
1923/1923_11_02 | Finney | Byard Early | 23 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Garber" | |||
1923/1923_11_02 | Gray | G. W. | Confederate veteran | ||||
1923/1923_11_02 | Willis | George | 18 | ||||
1923/1923_11_09 | Griffith | Lavinie | 89 | ||||
1923/1923_11_09 | Elliott | Mary Jane | 72 | ||||
1923/1923_11_16 | Miller | Mrs. Burke | "in Old Honaker" | ||||
1923/1923_11_30 | Perkins | Henry Stuart | 35 | "near Elk Garden" | |||
1923/1923_11_30 | Wolfe | Moses | 86 | Confederate veteran | |||
1923/1923_11_30 | Golly | Ralphel | killed in mines | ||||
1923/1923_11_30 | King | John | Confederate veteran | ||||
1923/1923_12_07 | Maynard | Thomas L. | "near Honaker" | ||||
1923/1923_12_07 | Jackson | Mrs. Lon | "of Honaker" | ||||
1923/1923_12_07 | Brock | accidentally killed while hunting | |||||
1923/1923_12_07 | Dickenson | Clint | near 50 | "of near Carterton" | |||
1923/1923_12_07 | Kiser | Columbus | about 40 | accidentally killed in logging camp | |||
1923/1923_12_07 | Fields | Mable | 2 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marshal Fields" | |||
1923/1923_12_07 | Boyd | "in her teens" | "daughter of Will Boyd" | ||||
1923/1923_12_14 | Reynolds | James | murdered "last winter" | ||||
1923/1923_12_14 | Laforce | Warren W. | |||||
1923/1923_12_14 | Campbell | "infant of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Campbell" | |||||
1924/1924_01_04 | Rasnake | Sally | 16 | murdered by Homer Etter | |||
1924/1924_01_04 | Kestner | Roosevelt | killed in mines, "son of William Kestner" | ||||
1924/1924_01_04 | Rasnake | Jonas | 67 | ||||
1924/1924_01_04 | Galloway | Kate | died in NC, "before marriage a daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Harris" | ||||
1924/1924_01_04 | Campbell | Mrs. Bob | "before marriage was a Miss Gray" | ||||
1924/1924_01_18 | Dalton | 7 months | "baby of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Dalton" | ||||
1924/1924_01_18 | Evans | Mrs. A. K. | past 80 | "near Carterton" | |||
1924/1924_01_18 | Koriga | Frank | 4 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Koriga" | |||
1924/1924_01_18 | Rose | Dave | pauper | ||||
1924/1924_01_25 | infant found dead in well | ||||||
1924/1924_01_25 | Thomas | Mrs. Remley | 78 | "a few miles east of Lebanon" | |||
1924/1924_01_25 | Thompson | Cummings | 91 | Confederate veteran | |||
1924/1924_01_25 | Wells | M. O. | 73 | "at Honaker" | |||
1924/1924_02_01 | Meade | Arch | 81 | Confederate veteran | |||
1924/1924_02_01 | Yates | Mrs. Joseph | about 70 | "in the Corner settlement" | |||
1924/1924_02_01 | Ball | Patton | 85 | Confederate veteran | |||
1924/1924_02_01 | Combs | Mrs. William | near 80 | "north of Finney" | |||
1924/1924_02_08 | Powers | Charlie | "near Bolton" | ||||
1924/1924_02_08 | Counts | Mrs. Earle | "daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Meade" | ||||
1924/1924_02_08 | Ferguson | Mrs. Elihue | "in Lebanon" | ||||
1924/1924_02_08 | Monk | Leona | 19 | ||||
1924/1924_02_08 | Whitt | Alfred | 82 | Confederate veteran | |||
1924/1924_02_08 | Hagy | Carson | "Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hagy" | ||||
1924/1924_02_08 | Powers | Louisa | 73 | "wife of Henry Powers" | |||
1924/1924_02_15 | Dingus | John | killed at Dante | ||||
1924/1924_02_15 | Culbertson | Thomas | 89 | Confederate veteran | |||
1924/1924_02_15 | Robinson | Mrs. Sam | "adopted daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Williams" | ||||
1924/1924_02_15 | Mitchell | Edna Williams | 29 | died in Chicago, IL | |||
1924/1924_02_15 | Kiser | Nancy Williams | 79 | "at Hansonville" | |||
1924/1924_02_15 | Meade | Mrs. Abe | |||||
1924/1924_02_22 | Campbell | Mrs. Harvey | 62 | "daughter of John A. Garrett" | |||
1924/1924_02_22 | Maples | John Henry | |||||
1924/1924_02_22 | Williams | Joseph | 86 | Confederate veteran | |||
1924/1924_02_22 | Hubbard | Jessee | 90 | Confederate veteran | |||
1924/1924_02_22 | Williams | W. E. | 69 | ||||
1924/1924_02_29 | Ratliff | John | "dies at Richland" | ||||
1924/1924_02_29 | Arington | Jessimarc | 3 months | "child of J. F. Arington" | |||
1924/1924_02_29 | Davis | H. C. | "Twenty years ago...H. C. Davis was killed by a Clinch Valley train" | ||||
1924/1924_02_29 | Whitby | "daughter of Everett Rasnake" | |||||
1924/1924_02_29 | Jones | Mrs. William | 72 | "east of Barnett" | |||
1924/1924_02_29 | Kiser | Clovis King, jr. | "infant son of Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Kiser" | ||||
1924/1924_02_29 | Hammond | Sid B. | sixty odd years | "of Belfast Mills" | |||
1924/1924_02_29 | Johnson | "before marriage a Miss Riley, daughter of T. J. Riley" | |||||
1924/1924_02_29 | Kendrick | Charity | 84 | "married to Rev. J. B. Kendricks" | |||
1924/1924_02_29 | Kiser | Ocie C. | near 41 | ||||
1924/1924_02_29 | Meade | William Aston | 57 | "of Copper Creek" | |||
1924/1924_03_07 | McNulty | Polly Anne | 104 | "at Swords Creek" | |||
1924/1924_03_07 | Wood | Mrs. H. K. | died in Indiana | ||||
1924/1924_03_07 | Dickenson | Mrs. R. W. | 65 | died in Richmond | |||
1924/1924_03_14 | Smith | 2 | child of Manuel Smith | ||||
1924/1924_03_14 | Tate | Jacob L. | 31 | "his father, W. E. Tate" | |||
1924/1924_03_14 | Guisser | "twins...died recently" | |||||
1924/1924_03_14 | Skeen | Aaron | "Postmaster at Carterton" | ||||
1924/1924_03_21 | McFarlane | Bracken Fugate | 76 | "at Collingwood" | |||
1924/1924_03_21 | Hillard | 2 months | "baby of Will Hillard, colored" | ||||
1924/1924_03_21 | Greear | H. Clinton | 35 | "at St. Paul" | |||
1924/1924_03_21 | Sutherland | Isabelle Victoria | 70 | "father, Noah Counts" | |||
1924/1924_03_21 | Richardson | 2 | "child of Joe Richardson" | ||||
1924/1924_03_21 | Sneed | Robert L. | "on the outskirts of Lebanon" | ||||
1924/1924_03_28 | Riley | about 4 | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Riley | ||||
1924/1924_03_28 | Carty | Mollie | "near the Russell Old Court House" | ||||
1924/1924_03_28 | Jessee | Thula | "being a Miss Dickenson before her marriage" | ||||
1924/1924_04_04 | Bausell | Joseph | about 60 | "on Moccasin" | |||
1924/1924_04_04 | Taylor | Mrs. Frank | |||||
1924/1924_04_04 | Castle | Mrs. Lee | "on Copper Ridge" | ||||
1924/1924_04_11 | Sutherland | Landy | killed by Otis Powers | ||||
1924/1924_04_18 | Williams | "infant of Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Williams" | |||||
1924/1924_04_25_no_paper | |||||||
1924/1924_05_02 | Fletcher | Hiram Howard | 49 | "at his home in Clifton" | |||
1924/1924_05_02 | Ashbrook | Newton J. | 64 | "died at Mullens, W. Va." | |||
1924/1924_05_02 | Rasnake | "autopsy on Miss Rasnake" | |||||
1924/1924_05_02 | Harmon | James | "casket" | ||||
1924/1924_05_02 | Puckett | John Wesley | Confederate veteran | ||||
1924/1924_05_02 | Baker | Beverly | 52 | "on lower Moccasin" | |||
1924/1924_05_09 | Cross | Russell | 21 | "west of Bolton" | |||
1924/1924_05_09 | Nickels | Walter | 30 odd | suicide | |||
1924/1924_05_09 | Rasnake | Robert | |||||
1924/1924_05_09 | Shelton | Barbara | "widow of the late Cheedam Shelton" | ||||
1924/1924_05_09 | Wolfe | Mattie | up in 70 years | "joins her husband Uncle Mose Wolfe" | |||
1924/1924_05_16 | Mutter | Fletcher | 82 | Confederate veteran | |||
1924/1924_05_23 | Duff | Samuel A. | 77 | Confederate veteran | |||
1924/1924_05_23 | Horn | William, jr. | 2 | "of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Horn" | |||
1924/1924_06_06 | Fugate | Robert Boyd | 83 | Confederate veteran | |||
1924/1924_06_06 | Hendricks | Andy | colored, "son of Chas. Hendricks" | ||||
1924/1924_06_06 | Jessee | John | 85 | Confederate veteran | |||
1924/1924_06_13 | Honaker | Henry Minor | 18 | "son of R. C. E. and Mollie Honaker" | |||
1924/1924_06_13 | Maxwell | Drucilla | "coffin and clothing" | ||||
1924/1924_06_27 | Boyd | Jonathan | 67 | ||||
1924/1924_06_27 | Clark | Charles E. | "native of Pulaski" | ||||
1924/1924_06_27 | Munsey | Isaac R. | "Resolutions of Respect" | ||||
1924/1924_06_27 | Ball | Mrs. Lilburn | "north of Honaker" | ||||
1924/1924_06_27 | Lambert | Junior | about 6 | son of Mr. W. M. Lambert | |||
1924/1924_06_27 | Ellington | Mrs. Sam | "in Dante" | ||||
1924/1924_07_04 | Honaker | Ferd | "alias, Bill Wilson", killed by officers | ||||
1924/1924_07_11 | Reynolds | Sarah | 80 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Reynolds" | |||
1924/1924_07_11 | Holland | Dale | "coffin" | ||||
1924/1924_07_11 | Owens | L. | "coffin" | ||||
1924/1924_07_11 | Comann | Dave H. | 69 | "Rev." | |||
1924/1924_07_18 | Keith | Beatrice | 3 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Keith" | |||
1924/1924_07_18 | Mutter | Johnson | died in Ohio | ||||
1924/1924_07_25 | McNeer | about 15 | drowned | ||||
1924/1924_07_25 | Browning | A. P. | 82 | Confederate veteran | |||
1924/1924_07_25 | Whetsell | J. T. | died in Texas | ||||
1924/1924_07_25 | Compton | Garfield | suicide | ||||
1924/1924_07_25 | Banner | Ellen | "at St. Paul" | ||||
1924/1924_07_25 | Campbell | V. M. | 81 | Confederate veteran | |||
1924/1924_08_01 | Gibson | Harriet L. | 91 | ||||
1924/1924_08_08 | Ellington | Ouida B. | |||||
1924/1924_08_08 | Dean | Mrs. | |||||
1924/1924_08_29 | Price | John R. | about 50 | died at Norton | |||
1924/1924_08_29 | Hawkins | George W. | 71 | "west of Lebanon" | |||
1924/1924_08_29 | Musick | R. C. | 40 | "son of the late Rev. Leck Musick" | |||
1924/1924_08_29 | Clay | 4 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Clay" | ||||
1924/1924_08_29 | Kennedy | J. B. | car accident | ||||
1924/1924_09_19 | Cassell | Simon | 78 | "in Wilder" | |||
1924/1924_09_19 | Gose | Mrs. S. C. | |||||
1924/1924_09_26 | Warsham | Robert | 73 | "vicinity of Barnett" | |||
1924/1924_10_03 | Miller | Dan | suicide | ||||
1924/1924_10_03 | Hoge | B. Lacy | "died in West Virginia" | ||||
1924/1924_10_10 | |||||||
1924/1924_10_17 | Fugate | Mrs. Robert B. | 78 | "daughter of James H. and Henrietta Jett Wood" | |||
1924/1924_10_17 | Wolfe | Martha | at Hazel | ||||
1924/1924_10_24 | Taylor | Lee | 24 | car accident | |||
1924/1924_10_24 | Wells | Mary J. | 71 | "wife of the late 'Squire M. O. Wells" | |||
1924/1924_11_28 | Graham | Arch T. | 73 | ||||
1924/1924_11_28 | Garrett | Caroline | 78 | died in fire | |||
1924/1924_11_28 | Fugate | Thomas D. | car accident | ||||
1924/1924_12_05 | White | W. E. | 68 | died in Ohio | |||
1924/1924_12_05 | Couch | J. | "Card of Thanks" | ||||
1924/1924_12_05 | Sword | Richard | "in Elk Garden" | ||||
1925/1925_01_02 | Musser | W. H. | 76 | died in Abingdon | |||
1925/1925_01_02 | Garrett | John A. | 83 | Confederate veteran | |||
1925/1925_01_02 | House | George W. | 85 | Confederate veteran | |||
1925/1925_01_02 | Garrett | Lula | "Mrs. Lula E. Fogleman Garrett" | ||||
1925/1925_01_02 | Shomaker | Lizzie | 54 | ||||
1925/1925_01_02 | Smith | "infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Smith" | |||||
1925/1925_01_02 | Vicars | Thelma Jane | "formerly Miss Thelma Jane Dotson" | ||||
1925/1925_01_02 | Hurt | Mrs. A. F. | died at Norton | ||||
1925/1925_01_16 | Keel | Henry | |||||
1925/1925_01_16 | Vance | Mrs. James | 35 | ||||
1925/1925_01_16 | Easterly | Shannon | |||||
1925/1925_01_16 | Arms | Theo | "of Lewis Creek" | ||||
1925/1925_01_16 | Hargis | 2 | died in Texas | ||||
1925/1925_01_16 | Wilson | Samuel | 83 | Confederate veteran | |||
1925/1925_01_23 | Stevens | Oliver | |||||
1925/1925_01_23 | Hurt | Elizabeth | 80 | "widow of the late I. D. Hurt" | |||
1925/1925_01_23 | Couch | "infant daughter of sheriff Couch" | |||||
1925/1925_01_23 | Groseclose | Mrs. Joseph L. | 77 | died in Wythe County | |||
1925/1925_01_23 | Hearon | Mrs. D. S. | died in Richmond | ||||
1925/1925_01_30 | Fugate | Elizabeth | 83 | "married to Jerry Fugate in 1867" | |||
1925/1925_01_30 | Meade | W. T. | died in mines | ||||
1925/1925_02_06 | Sample | L. W. | on Big A Mountain | ||||
1925/1925_02_06 | Harding | Henry Dickenson | 67 | "of Hansonville" | |||
1925/1925_02_06 | Castle | Silas | 102 | "western part of Russell" | |||
1925/1925_02_06 | Wyatt | Aaron | 61 | "near Bolton" | |||
1925/1925_02_13 | Fuller | Ira R. | 90 | Confederate veteran | |||
1925/1925_02_13 | Flannagan | Haskens | 1 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Flannagan" | |||
1925/1925_02_20 | Robinson | Will | |||||
1925/1925_02_20 | Steele | Frances | 105 | Confederate veteran | |||
1925/1925_02_20 | Ray | Floyd | 55 | suicide | |||
1925/1925_02_20 | Vicars | Viola | |||||
1925/1925_02_20 | Robins | Frank | 17 | "one mile north of Lebanon" | |||
1925/1925_02_27 | Ashbrook | "infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Ashbrook" | |||||
1925/1925_02_27 | Stevens | Florence Fogleman | "of Barnett" | ||||
1925/1925_02_27 | Booth | Betty | 70 | killed by train, "widow of Alf Booth" | |||
1925/1925_02_27 | Buck | E. C. | 73 | "a minister of the Christian Church" | |||
1925/1925_02_27 | Phillipps | Henry | 84 | "in lower Castlewood" | |||
1925/1925_02_27 | Bush | Mrs. George | 84 | "on Castlerun" | |||
1925/1925_03_06 | Dickenson | Will R. | "son of Henry Dickenson" | ||||
1925/1925_03_06 | Gibson | Tyler | 83 | Confederate veteran | |||
1925/1925_03_06 | Yates | Sara Comer | 45 | "near Cleveland" | |||
1925/1925_03_20 | Mason | Mrs. Robert | 75 | ||||
1925/1925_03_20 | Dorton | Frankie | "son of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Dorton" | ||||
1925/1925_03_20 | Hanner | M. P. | |||||
1925/1925_03_20 | Aston | A. A. | 66 | ||||
1925/1925_03_20 | Willis | Milly | 68 | "on Copper Creek" | |||
1925/1925_03_20 | Gose | W. C. | 65 | "in lower Castlewood" | |||
1925/1925_03_27 | Taylor | M. W. | "died in St. Paul" | ||||
1925/1925_03_27 | Powers | J. T. | Confederate veteran | ||||
1925/1925_03_27 | Cole | Lee | about 50 | Colored, killed in mine | |||
1925/1925_04_03 | Cumbow | Charles | |||||
1925/1925_04_03 | Steele | wife of John M. Steele | |||||
1925/1925_04_03 | Seacatt | James B. | |||||
1925/1925_04_03 | Alderson | Elizabeth Bickley | "wife of George Alderson" | ||||
1925/1925_04_03 | Amos | Pauline | 3 | "at South Clinchfield" | |||
1925/1925_04_10 | Purcell | Mattie Catherine | 69 | "daughter of the late Wesley and Jane Gibson" | |||
1925/1925_04_10 | Speer | J. Pat | |||||
1925/1925_04_10 | Osborne | Carl | about 30 | shot by sheriff of Scott county | |||
1925/1925_04_10 | Nash | F. G. | |||||
1925/1925_04_17 | Summers | Mrs. Robert | "near Mendota" | ||||
1925/1925_04_17 | Osborne | Walter | about 32 | "son of Samuel Osborne" | |||
1925/1925_04_17 | Wilkenson | E. M. | about 64 | "well known and prominent physician" | |||
1925/1925_04_17 | Kelly | Jos. L. | Judge, accidentally shot | ||||
1925/1925_04_24 | Wolfe | J. Ezra | about 25 | car accident | |||
1925/1925_04_24 | Garrett | Minnie | "widow of the late John A. Garrett" | ||||
1925/1925_05_01 | Martin | Marion | 35 | tuberculosis, "son of the late Milburn Martin" | |||
1925/1925_05_08 | Salyer | Manuel | murdered by Claude Fugate "some two years ago" | ||||
1925/1925_05_08 | Simerly | Tim | "of Wilder" | ||||
1925/1925_05_08 | Kiser | Dolphus | "of Carrie" | ||||
1925/1925_05_15 | Dickenson | Sallie | 89 | died in California | |||
1925/1925_05_15 | Hess | Mrs. Henry | "burial clothes" | ||||
1925/1925_05_22 | Finney | Sallie Price | 75 | "married to Wm. Finney" | |||
1925/1925_05_22 | Hartsock | N. B. | 81 | Confederate veteran | |||
1925/1925_05_22 | Williams | Betsey | 100 | ||||
1925/1925_05_22 | Blizard | Mary | 82 | "wife of John Blizard" | |||
1925/1925_05_22 | Meade | Mrs. Bent | 25 | "daughter of L. E. Morison" | |||
1925/1925_05_22 | Musick | 11 | "son of Asa Musick" | ||||
1925/1925_05_29 | Robins | "casket for Robins boy" | |||||
1925/1925_06_12 | Ferguson | Mabel | 8 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ferguson" | |||
1925/1925_06_12 | Gilmer | Isa Vermillion | 66 | "daughter of B. F. and M. C. Vermillion" | |||
1925/1925_06_26 | |||||||
1925/1925_07_10 | Turner | J. Kemper | 51 | died in Roanoke, car accident | |||
1925/1925_07_10 | Laforce | Elijah | near 82 | "near Carterton" | |||
1925/1925_07_17 | Puckett | S. J. "Bud" | killed by lightning | ||||
1925/1925_07_17 | Fuller | Harriet | 60 | "sister of Mrs. D. K. Banner" | |||
1925/1925_07_17 | Gilmer | George | "a mile east of Lebanon" | ||||
1925/1925_07_17 | Alley | G. W. | died in Indiana | ||||
1925/1925_07_24 | Seacatt | Charles C. | 73 | ||||
1925/1925_07_24 | Smyth | Ann | 14 months | daughter of "Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Smyth" | |||
1925/1925_07_24 | Meade | Robert Clark | more than 74 | ||||
1925/1925_07_24 | Ervin | J. D. | about 70 | ||||
1925/1925_07_24 | Johnson | Henderson | 80 | "at Swords Creek" | |||
1925/1925_07_31 | Lambert | Will | about 25 | died in mines | |||
1925/1925_07_31 | Lambert | son of Will Lambert, "killed his small son by the accidental discharge of a revolver" | |||||
1925/1925_08_07 | Harris | Earl | car accident | ||||
1925/1925_08_07 | Herron | Miles Paul | 26 | died in California | |||
1925/1925_08_07 | Mothena | L. A. | 65 | "ten miles west of Lebanon | |||
1925/1925_08_14 | Brown | Pauline | 5 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown" | |||
1925/1925_08_21 | Fields | Mrs. Floyd | "southeast of Lebanon" | ||||
1925/1925_08_21 | Harman | George W. | 70 | "one mile east of Lebanon" | |||
1925/1925_08_21 | Williams | Bob | 35 | killed in Kentucky by falling tree limb | |||
1925/1925_08_21 | Frazier | Mrs. George | 85 | died in Illinois, "soster of John and Frank Hanson" | |||
1925/1925_08_28 | Fields | Jennett | past 50 | "widow of the late Hugh Fields" | |||
1925/1925_08_28 | Smith | Albert | 70 | killed by car | |||
1925/1925_09_11 | |||||||
1925/1925_09_18 | Gilmer | Grace Fugate | 21 | "parents Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Fugate" | |||
1925/1925_09_25 | Powers | Samuel | died in Wise county | ||||
1925/1925_09_25 | Burk | "infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Burk" | |||||
1925/1925_09_25 | Dingus | 18 months | "child of Mrs. Dingus, of Jenkins, Ky." | ||||
1925/1925_09_25 | Addison | Cris | died in Ohio | ||||
1925/1925_10_02 | Ball | Anna Elizabeth | 77 | ||||
1925/1925_10_02 | Banner | Mary | about 80 | "widow of the late W. N. Banner" | |||
1925/1925_10_09 | Lynch | Minnie | died in Oklahoma, "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lynch" | ||||
1925/1925_10_09 | Runions | Monnie | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Boyd" | ||||
1925/1925_10_09 | Fletcher | John | 65 | "in Lower New Garden" | |||
1925/1925_10_09 | Powers | 2 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Powers" | ||||
1925/1925_10_16 | McNeer | Elizabeth | 74 | "daughter of the late Capt. John Hunter" | |||
1925/1925_10_16 | Candler | Martha Kiser | 83 | "daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Elihue Kiser" | |||
1925/1925_10_16 | Powers | Lyman T. | 21 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. William Powers" | |||
1925/1925_10_16 | Shell | John | 84 | Confederate veteran | |||
1925/1925_10_23 | Albert | Josephine | 67 | ||||
1925/1925_10_23 | Puckett | Mrs. George | "of Wilder" | ||||
1925/1925_10_30 | Hendricks | Mrs. R. B. | "daughter of Fullen H. Hendricks" | ||||
1925/1925_10_30 | Price | Mrs. Marion | "formerly Miss Lucy Williams" | ||||
1925/1925_10_30 | Addington | Ruth | 4 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Addington" | |||
1925/1925_10_30 | Clark | D. Oscar | 93 | Confederate veteran | |||
1925/1925_11_06 | Younce | Mary | 12 | "daughter of Eli Younce" | |||
1925/1925_11_06 | Finney | Elbert Sevier | 67 | son of "Lilburn and Melissa Finney" | |||
1925/1925_11_06 | Alderson | Belle | "was Miss Belle Smith, daughter of John Smith" | ||||
1925/1925_11_06 | Musick | Dorothy Colleen | "small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jack Musick, of Lynchburg" | ||||
1925/1925_11_13 | Chapman | Paul | 9 | son of "Mr. and Mrs. Sam Chapman" | |||
1925/1925_11_20 | Fields | John A. | 85 | Confederate veteran | |||
1925/1925_11_20 | Kiser | Jefferson | 83 | Confederate veteran | |||
1925/1925_11_20 | Baldwin | Noah Lee | 81 | Confederate veteran | |||
1925/1925_11_20 | Puckett | Samuel Jessee | |||||
1925/1925_11_27 | Reedy | Lillian | 7 | daughter of "Mr. and Mrs. Bob Reedy" | |||
1925/1925_11_27 | Milgram | John | 45 | "two miles west of Lebanon" | |||
1925/1925_11_27 | Quisenberry | W. Y. | "years ago pastor of the Lebanon Baptist Church" | ||||
1925/1925_12_04 | Stinson | Maggie | 17 | daughter of "Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Stinson" | |||
1925/1925_12_04 | Pannell | John | about 30 | murdered by wife at Dante | |||
1925/1925_12_11 | Bailey | Hazel Virginia | 23 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Bailey" | |||
1925/1925_12_18 | O'quin | Wiloby | "in Elizabethton, Tenn." | ||||
1925/1925_12_18 | Laforce | Silby | "at the home of her son, Aaron Laforce" | ||||
1926/1926_01_08 | Turner | S. Willard | "at Hamlin" | ||||
1926/1926_01_08 | Aistrop | Lon | |||||
1926/1926_01_08 | Fleenor | Mrs. Henson | "at Mendota" | ||||
1926/1926_01_08 | Baker | Charlie | "of Fugate's Hill" | ||||
1926/1926_01_08 | Skeene | Calvin | 17 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Elihue Skeene" | |||
1926/1926_01_08 | Gray | Fannie Fields | 69 | died in Oklahoma | |||
1926/1926_01_15 | King | Walter | |||||
1926/1926_01_22 | |||||||
1926/1926_01_29 | Sutherland | Mahala | 93 | "at Carbo", "was Miss Mahala Kiser" | |||
1926/1926_01_29 | Dickenson | Mrs. Henry | 75 | "near Hansonville" | |||
1926/1926_01_29 | Baldwin | Elizabeth J. | 80 | "formerly Miss Elizabeth J. Goodman" | |||
1926/1926_01_29 | Baker | "infant of Mr. and Mrs. Utah Baker" | |||||
1926/1926_01_29 | Alexander | Nancy | 94 | "widow of Price Alexander...was a Miss Garrett before marriage" | |||
1926/1926_01_29 | Gray | Elizabeth | "was Miss Elizabeth Gose, daughter of Aaron Gose" | ||||
1926/1926_02_05 | Ring | Mrs. R. W. | about 30 | "was a Miss Litton, daughter of Robert Litton" | |||
1926/1926_02_05 | Lynch | Mary Reynolds | about 65 | "daughter of the late Barnett Reynolds" | |||
1926/1926_02_05 | Gilmer | J. Axley | 75 | "at Bristol" | |||
1926/1926_02_12 | Thomas | Mrs. Abe | "was a Miss Vermillion, daughter of Isaac Vermillion" | ||||
1926/1926_02_19 | Burton | William | 67 | "of Lower Copper Creek" | |||
1926/1926_02_26 | Dickenson | W. H. | "known as "fiddling Henry" | ||||
1926/1926_02_26 | Obenchain | Carrie | "sister of Mrs. N. S. Dickenson" | ||||
1926/1926_03_05 | Byington | wife of "John Byington", Castlewood | |||||
1926/1926_03_12 | Rainero | Anthony | Lodge resolution | ||||
1926/1926_03_12 | Harris | Tom | died in Cuba, son of "Mr. and Mrs. John Harris" | ||||
1926/1926_03_19 | McLemore | Mrs. Jessee | About 55 | Suicide, formerly "Miss Barrett” | |||
1926/1926_03_19 | Leonard | David | 34 | "son of the late David Leonard and Mrs. Leonard" | |||
1926/1926_03_19 | Riner | Charlie | 66 | ||||
1926/1926_03_19 | McFaddin | Mrs. N. E. | 64 | ||||
1926/1926_03_19 | Lockhart | George | 9 | “son of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Lockhart" | |||
1926/1926_03_19 | Fraley | Margaret | About 80 | "widow of Tom Fraley" | |||
1926/1926_04_02 | Jessee | George W. | 75 | died in Farmville, TX | |||
1926/1926_04_02 | Sutherland | 3 | daughter of "Mr. and Mrs. Walker Sutherland" | ||||
1926/1926_04_02 | Sutherland | "little daughter of Mrs. Sutherland's sister...at or near Carbo" | |||||
1926/1926_04_16 | Fraley | Mrs. W. J. | 62 | "was Miss Mattie Holmes" | |||
1926/1926_04_16 | Puckett | Frank | "three miles north of Lebanon" | ||||
1926/1926_04_23 | Hoback | Nancy | "One brother, Mart Jessee, survives" | ||||
1926/1926_04_23 | Wallace | Charles W. | 70 | "of New Garden District" | |||
1926/1926_04_23 | Monk | Mrs. Owen | About 60 | ||||
1926/1926_04_23 | Harmon | Ellen | 73 | ||||
1926/1926_04_23 | Hawkins | Gerald Thomas | 2 | "little son of Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Hawkins" | |||
1926/1926_04_23 | Hughes | 13 months | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hughes" | ||||
1926/1926_04_23 | Estep | Mrs. Gay B. | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Monk", died in Oklahoma | ||||
1926/1926_04_30 | Gilmer | C. Haze | About 84 | Confederate veteran | |||
1926/1926_04_30 | Clark | Paul | 15 months | "son of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Clark" | |||
1926/1926_05_07 | Dye | Ellis | 30 | son of Aut Dye | |||
1926/1926_05_07 | Horton | James T. | 69 | ||||
1926/1926_05_07 | Childress | Rebecca Jessee | 89 | wife of John H. Childress | |||
1926/1926_05_14 | Gibson | Rebecca | wife of "Eck Gibson" | ||||
1926/1926_05_21 | Taylor | Hugh | 80 | ||||
1926/1926_05_21 | Jessee | Cowan | |||||
1926/1926_05_28 | Honaker | Charlie A. | died at Huntington, WV | ||||
1926/1926_06_04 | Price | William W. | |||||
1926/1926_06_11 | Collins | Lillian | "not far from Hansonville" | ||||
1926/1926_06_18 | Pilkerton | Sam P. | 30 | auto accident in Kentucky | |||
1926/1926_06_25 | |||||||
1926/1926_07_09 | Sykes | Rolland | About 81 | Confederate veteran | |||
1926/1926_07_09 | Robinson | Finney | Colored, died in Kentucky | ||||
1926/1926_07_16 | Purcell | Fred | 9 | son of "Mr. and Mrs. Roy J. Purcell" | |||
1926/1926_07_16 | Browning | Jessee | 100 | Confederate veteran | |||
1926/1926_07_23 | Hall | John W. | 49 | "married to Mary Burke" | |||
1926/1926_07_23 | Gale | Noah | Castlewood, funeral "at the Brick church" | ||||
1926/1926_07_30 | Price | W. H. | Doctor, died in Bristol | ||||
1926/1926_08_06 | Smith | J. Bone | "on Sandy Ridge" | ||||
1926/1926_08_06 | Ross | 4 months | "colored child of Alice Ross" | ||||
1926/1926_08_13 | Gilmer | Jimmie | 1 | "of Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Gilmer" | |||
1926/1926_08_13 | Counts | Mary Ann | 66 | "wife of J. J. Counts" | |||
1926/1926_08_20_no_paper | |||||||
1926/1926_08_27 | Martin | Jane | "widow of James Martin" | ||||
1926/1926_09_03 | Williams | Jim Cris | suicide | ||||
1926/1926_09_10 | McCloud | Joe | 44 | hit by car | |||
1926/1926_09_10 | Bartee | baby of "Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Bartee" | |||||
1926/1926_09_10 | Fletcher | Stephen A. | 52 | ||||
1926/1926_09_10 | Bundy | Frank | died in Bristol | ||||
1926/1926_09_10 | Meade | Mrs. Press | "formerly a Miss Lasley" | ||||
1926/1926_09_17 | Wysor | William | 78 | "Elk Garden" | |||
1926/1926_09_17 | Wallace | Vina | About 66 | killed by train | |||
1926/1926_09_17 | Robinson | Mrs. Oscar | 35 | "near the Russell Old Courthouse" | |||
1926/1926_09_24 | Chafin | triplet, died, "son of Mrs. George Chafin" | |||||
1926/1926_09_24 | Chafin | Jim | "LOST – Pair glasses at the funeral and burial of Jim Chafin" | ||||
1926/1926_09_24 | Combs | John M. | 90 | Confederate veteran | |||
1926/1926_09_24 | Kelly | Lizzie | "estate of Lizzie Kelly, deceased (who has been dead four years" | ||||
1926/1926_09_24 | Hurt | Mrs. A. L. | "around Honaker" | ||||
1926/1926_10_01 | |||||||
1926/1926_10_08 | Buttery | James S. | Castlewood | ||||
1926/1926_10_08 | Brown | "small child of Scott Brown" | |||||
1926/1926_10_08 | Williams | Sarah E. | 78 | ||||
1926/1926_10_15 | Fields | Robert | 17 | "son of Rev. and Mrs. Marsh Fields" | |||
1926/1926_10_15 | Browning | Martha Gilmer | 84 | "widow of Harvey Browning" | |||
1926/1926_10_15 | Kimberland | Sally | About 75 | "sister to Martin Stoots...her first husband was William Branson and a few years ago she was married to Dave Kimberland" | |||
1926/1926_10_22 | Addison | 4 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Addison" | ||||
1926/1926_11_05 | Gibson | June Cornelia | 2 | "daughter of Dan and Anna Gibson" | |||
1926/1926_11_05 | Kaylor | Lillian Osborne | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Osborne" | ||||
1926/1926_11_12 | Pruner | H. Clay | 82 | died at Marion | |||
1926/1926_11_12 | Gilliam | Walter | died in mines | ||||
1926/1926_11_12 | Campbell | Kermit | 12 | "son and brother. J. H. Campbell and family" | |||
1926/1926_11_12 | Wallace | Mrs. J. B. | "was a Miss Gilbert" | ||||
1926/1926_11_12 | Dickenson | Cornelia Quarles | 83 | "daughter of Giles T. and Betsy F. Quarles" | |||
1926/1926_11_19 | Routh | Mrs. H. A. | |||||
1926/1926_11_19 | Hobbs | Samuel W. | between 65 and 70 | "native of Nebraska" | |||
1926/1926_11_26 | |||||||
1926/1926_12_03 | Turner | James M. | 43 | died in mines | |||
1926/1926_12_03 | Buckles | Tom | 38 | "son of the late Charles Buckles" | |||
1926/1926_12_03 | McFall | Mary | "widow of William McFall" | ||||
1926/1926_12_10 | Farmer | about 2 months | "of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Farmer" | ||||
1926/1926_12_10 | Quillen | Frances S. | 72 | "widow of the late Joseph A. Quillen...daughter of Solomon and Chloe Osborne" | |||
1926/1926_12_10 | Martin | Sarah Jane | 83 | "married to James H. Martin" | |||
1926/1926_12_10 | Haire | Mrs. William H. | about 45 | "in Honaker" | |||
1926/1926_12_10 | Compton | Dave | "Order of Publication" | ||||
1926/1926_12_17 | Davis | H. C. | "near Honaker" | ||||
1926/1926_12_17 | McCloud | Joe | hit by car | ||||
1926/1926_12_17 | Kiser | Alvin (Allen) | hit by car | ||||
1926/1926_12_24 | |||||||
1927/1927_01_07 | Russ | G. W. | about 50 | accidental death | |||
1927/1927_01_07 | Lampkin | 90 | "widow of John Lampkin" | ||||
1927/1927_01_07 | Jackson | Cowan | 76 | "near Honaker" | |||
1927/1927_01_07 | Jennings | Dell Hughes | "Mrs. Cecil Jennings...daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Hughes" | ||||
1927/1927_01_14 | Ball | Nancy Margaret | 2 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Ball" | |||
1927/1927_01_14 | Dickenson | Mrs. T. T. | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Harris" | ||||
1927/1927_01_14 | Ferguson | Aaron Alexander | 69 | "son of Anthony McNight Ferguson" | |||
1927/1927_01_14 | Long | R. A. | killed by train | ||||
1927/1927_01_21 | |||||||
1927/1927_01_28 | Bostic | Mahala J. | 86 | "married to Charles J. Bostic" | |||
1927/1927_01_28 | Davis | W. J. | about 50 | killed by train | |||
1927/1927_01_28 | Gent | Marjorie Ruth | 4 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gent" | |||
1927/1927_01_28 | Vencill | John | 90 | "citizen of Belfast Mills" | |||
1927/1927_01_28 | Brown | "Julius Brown, colored, who shot and killed his wife" | |||||
1927/1927_02_05 | Jessee | John A. | 64 | died in Missouri | |||
1927/1927_02_12 | Gilmer | Thomas A. | 60 | fell from window | |||
1927/1927_02_12 | Stair | Margaret Osborne | 89 | "daughter of Solmon and Elizabeth Smith Osborne" | |||
1927/1927_02_12 | Dickenson | Cosby Lillian Harris | 62 | "daughter of Martin Luther Harris and Mary Emily Alley Harris" | |||
1927/1927_02_12 | Hare | W. H. | 65 | "of Honaker" | |||
1927/1927_02_18 | McCloud | Mabel | 4 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otis McCloud" | |||
1927/1927_02_18 | Dickenson | John | "son of Henry Cownen Dickenson", killed by train | ||||
1927/1927_02_18 | Howard | Leona Hammond | 39 | killed by husband | |||
1927/1927_02_18 | Howard | James D. | 53 | suicide after killing wife | |||
1927/1927_02_18 | Grant | Henry | 33 | suicide after hearing of Howard deaths | |||
1927/1927_02_18 | Tate | Clarence | 23 | killed in car accident, "son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Cline Tate" | |||
1927/1927_02_25 | Fields | Ward | "in Corn Valley" | ||||
1927/1927_02_25 | Howard | Rufus Houston | "brother to J. Taze Howard" | ||||
1927/1927_03_04 | Hager | Richard M. | 84 | Confederate veteran | |||
1927/1927_03_04 | Griffith | Ivan | 83 | Confederate veteran | |||
1927/1927_03_11 | McFadden | Mrs. Hop | "at Hansonville" | ||||
1927/1927_03_11 | Fields | Mack | 90 | Confederate veteran | |||
1927/1927_03_11 | Breeding | Cosby | "at Cleveland" | ||||
1927/1927_03_11 | Bostic | Aleck | 55 | died in jail | |||
1927/1927_03_11 | Evans | A. K. | 80 | Confederate veteran | |||
1927/1927_03_18 | Miles | E. J. | died in Idaho | ||||
1927/1927_03_18 | Wolfe | Mrs. S. H. | 84 | "wife of the late Dr. J. B. Wolfe", "daughter of Jacob and Drady Wilson" | |||
1927/1927_03_18 | Steele | Maggie | 50 | ||||
1927/1927_03_18 | Gent | R. F. | almost 70 | "in New Garden district" | |||
1927/1927_03_18 | Addison | High | 87 | Confederate veteran | |||
1927/1927_03_18 | Ferguson | John Tommy | 77 | "son of Anthony Ferguson" | |||
1927/1927_03_25 | |||||||
1927/1927_04_01 | Hobbs | Floyd | about 10 | killed by train, "son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hobbs" | |||
1927/1927_04_01 | Fuller | Mary | "was a Miss Williams, a daughter of Rev. Shade Williams, deceased" | ||||
1927/1927_04_01 | Price | Mary Ellen | "before her marriage to Charlie Price she was a Miss Dickenson" | ||||
1927/1927_04_01 | Price | Mrs. J. J. | close 68 | "maiden name was Dye, a daughter of Jeff and Sallie Dye" | |||
1927/1927_04_01 | Mays | Henry | "son of the late W. F. Mays" | ||||
1927/1927_04_01 | Fields | J. Aleck | 66 | "parents Alvin and Lucinda" | |||
1927/1927_04_01 | Litton | Mrs. John | 79 | "on the Bolton-Tumbez road" | |||
1927/1927_04_08 | Preas | "infant son", "The mother, who was formerly Miss Nance Sample" | |||||
1927/1927_04_08 | Robinson | George | 65 | "near Tumbez" | |||
1927/1927_04_15 | Griffith | Mollie | about 43 | murdered by husband, Henry Griffith | |||
1927/1927_04_15 | Lawson | Matt | murdered by Henry Griffith | ||||
1927/1927_04_15 | Lawson | Georgia | murdered by Henry Griffith | ||||
1927/1927_04_15 | Vencill | Ramsey | 60 | killed by truck | |||
1927/1927_04_15 | Farmer | Granville | 74 | Confederate veteran | |||
1927/1927_04_15 | Gent | Marjorie Ruth | 4 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gent", died January 1st | |||
1927/1927_04_22 | Jessee | Emmett | 56 | "at Cleveland" | |||
1927/1927_04_22 | Ring | Melissa Virginia | 15 | "father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ring" | |||
1927/1927_04_22 | Elliott | S. P. | 81 | Confederate veteran | |||
1927/1927_04_22 | Rachels | Clarence | 20 | killed in mines | |||
1927/1927_04_29 | |||||||
1927/1927_05_06 | Brown | W. P. | 65 | "at Castlewood" | |||
1927/1927_05_13 | Wysor | Billy | 6 months | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Naff Wysor" | |||
1927/1927_05_13 | Thomas | Mrs. Ranzy | 62 | "father, Lowry Cox" | |||
1927/1927_05_13 | Yates | Frank | in "the Corner" | ||||
1927/1927_05_13 | Jessee | Wayne | 22 | killed in mines | |||
1927/1927_05_13 | Johnson | Mrs. Henry | "at Swords Creek" | ||||
1927/1927_05_13 | Taylor | Mrs. Abe | close 65 | ||||
1927/1927_05_13 | Brown | murdered by husband Julius Brown, at Dante | |||||
1927/1927_05_20 | Snead | Louisa | 86 | ||||
1927/1927_05_20 | Dorton | John S. | 77 | "father William Dorton" | |||
1927/1927_05_20 | Osborne | George | 69 | ||||
1927/1927_05_20 | Musick | Leek | 31 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Couch" | |||
1927/1927_05_20 | Frazier | Grace Lee | 18 | "parents, Joe and Rosa Neece" | |||
1927/1927_05_27 | Fields | Floyd | "east of Lebanon" | ||||
1927/1927_05_27 | Price | J. J. | 77 | "in the Loop" | |||
1927/1927_05_27 | Sutherland | Mabelle | "infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Sutherland" | ||||
1927/1927_05_27 | Johnson | Ann E. | 83 | "nee Thompson", "widow of Dr. C. W. Johnson" | |||
1927/1927_05_27 | Purcell | John | Confederate veteran | ||||
1927/1927_05_27 | Monk | "small child of Ed Monk" | |||||
1927/1927_06_03 | Meade | Sophrona | "widow of Jeff Meade" | ||||
1927/1927_06_03 | Duff | Henry | "at Barnett" | ||||
1927/1927_06_03 | Scott | Mrs. Charles E. | |||||
1927/1927_06_10 | Farmer | 5 | "daughter of Arch Farmer" | ||||
1927/1927_06_17 | Owen | T. W. | 74 | "native of the Copper Creek district" | |||
1927/1927_06_17 | Musick | Beatrice | 23 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Musick" | |||
1927/1927_06_17 | Spring | Mrs. J. E. | "wife of the Rev J. E. Spring" | ||||
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1927/1927_07_01 | Ring | Samuel R. | 72 | "born and reared at Castlewood" | |||
1927/1927_07_01 | Mays | John | 83 | ||||
1927/1927_07_08 | Fugate | Mrs. Nathan E. | "Before her marriage she was a Miss Wood" | ||||
1927/1927_07_08 | Thompson jr. | Barney | son of "Professor and Mrs. Barney Thompson" | ||||
1927/1927_07_15 | Plaster | Mrs. Harvey | at Blackford | ||||
1927/1927_07_15 | McGlothlin | 9 | "daughter of John McGlothlin" | ||||
1927/1927_07_15 | Monk | Ira | 61 | "north of Lebanon" | |||
1927/1927_07_15 | Honaker | Billy | 96 | "near Coulwood" | |||
1927/1927_07_15 | Horn | "infant of Mr. and Mrs. John Horn" | |||||
1927/1927_07_22 | Young | Ella Mae | murdered | ||||
1927/1927_07_29 | Teets | J. P. | died in Norfolk | ||||
1927/1927_07_29 | Ray | "sorry to hear of the death of Mr. Ray" | |||||
1927/1927_08_05 | Davis | Mrs. W. R. | "of near Honaker" | ||||
1927/1927_08_05 | Pruner | Betty Lynn | baby "of Mr. and Mrs. Grady Pruner" | ||||
1927/1927_08_12 | |||||||
1927/1927_08_19 | Nuckolls | Margaret | 86 | "of the Belfast Mills section" | |||
1927/1927_08_19 | McCloud | Dixie Lee | 7 months | "Mr. and Mrs. George McCloud" | |||
1927/1927_08_19 | Salyer | George A. | 55 | ||||
1927/1927_08_19 | Elliott | Amos | 45 | "north of Lebanon" [death report retracted in next issue] | |||
1927/1927_08_19 | Ferrell | Mrs. N. J. | 93 | "at Pounding Mill" | |||
1927/1927_08_19 | McNeer | George F. | 56 | "at Dante" | |||
1927/1927_08_19 | Ball | Mona | 47 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abel Musick" | |||
1927/1927_08_19 | Puckett | Mrs. W. H. | 53 | ||||
1927/1927_08_26 | Briggs | Mrs. J. T. | |||||
1927/1927_08_26 | Griffith | Kent | died in Ohio | ||||
1927/1927_09_02 | |||||||
1927/1927_09_09 | Holmes | Sallie Hall | 61 | "in the Castlewood vicinity" | |||
1927/1927_09_09 | Easterly | Charles W. | 56 | "on Moccasin" | |||
1927/1927_09_09 | Carty | John | farm sale | ||||
1927/1927_09_16 | Price | J. Thomas | "on Copper Creek" | ||||
1927/1927_09_16 | Ford | Mrs. S. M. | |||||
1927/1927_09_16 | Skeen | Elizabeth | 85 | "north of Finney" | |||
1927/1927_09_23 | Fields | Lucinda | about 65 | "wife of Randolph Fields" | |||
1927/1927_09_23 | Monk | Mrs. Abram | 64 | "of the Corner" | |||
1927/1927_09_23 | Robinson | Nannie Patton | 64 | "married to James Robinson" | |||
1927/1927_09_30 | Speer | Dr. J. P. | 87 | Confederate veteran | |||
1927/1927_09_30 | Burger | Horton T. | 77 | ||||
1927/1927_09_30 | Cozzlino | about 6 months | "twin daughters...died" | ||||
1927/1927_10_07 | Morton | Verna Albert | "daughter of Dr. James Albert" | ||||
1927/1927_10_14 | Alexander | Mrs. Dave | "near Lebanon" | ||||
1927/1927_10_14 | Meade | Virginia Nannie Kate | 6 | daughter of "Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Meade" | |||
1927/1927_10_21 | Amburgey | Fred J. | 15 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Amburgey" | |||
1927/1927_10_21 | Chafin | Dick | about 80 | "on Copper Creek" | |||
1927/1927_10_21 | Thomas | "infant daugther of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Thomas" | |||||
1927/1927_10_28 | Statzer | Ethel | about 27 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Statzer" | |||
1927/1927_11_04 | Slate | Mrs. James | about 75 | "at Honaker" | |||
1927/1927_11_04 | Ireson | Mary Kitty | |||||
1927/1927_11_04 | Vermillion | Mary | died in car accident | ||||
1927/1927_11_04 | Austin | Lula E. | about 38 | "wife of Hop Austin" | |||
1927/1927_11_11 | Munsey | Thomas A. | 70 | ||||
1927/1927_11_11 | Whetzell | T. J. | 78 | "at Carterton" | |||
1927/1927_11_18 | Miller | John D. | 83 | killed by train | |||
1927/1927_11_18 | Boyd | Charles Arthur | "small son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Boyd" | ||||
1927/1927_11_18 | Jenks | William B. | |||||
1927/1927_11_25 | McFarlane | Fred | "son of Mr. and Mrs. George McFarlane" | ||||
1927/1927_11_25 | Dotson | Noah | about 60 | "in Cleveland" | |||
1927/1927_11_25 | Finney | Lou May | 59 | "daughter of Hiram and Melissa Ashbrook" | |||
1927/1927_11_25 | Anderson | "infant of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Anderson" | |||||
1927/1927_12_02 | Lampkin | Dave | 65 | "of Moccasin district" | |||
1927/1927_12_02 | Crabtree | Isaac | 68 | "in the Finney section" | |||
1927/1927_12_09 | Matthews | Hugh Wallace | 38 | "son of Hon. John G. Matthews", died in Colorado | |||
1927/1927_12_09 | Kiser | Marge | 82 | "of South Clinchfield" | |||
1927/1927_12_09 | Banner | Ibbie | "widow of the late S. H. Banner" | ||||
1927/1927_12_16 | LaForce | James | 84 | ||||
1927/1927_12_16 | Cowan | Charles H. | 87 | Confederate veteran | |||
1927/1927_12_23 | Fogleman | Henry | about 40 | "son of George Fogleman" | |||
1927/1927_12_23 | Williams | John E. | "mother Mrs. W. E. Williams" | ||||
1927/1927_12_23 | Smith | Henry | "parents Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Smith" | ||||
1928/1928_01_06 | Parrott | Archie | 10 | "son of Otes Parrott" | |||
1928/1928_01_06 | Johnson | Earnest | 19 | "son of R. L. Johnson" | |||
1928/1928_01_06 | Lockhart | Mrs. J. W. | 78 | "wife of the late J. W. Lockhart" | |||
1928/1928_01_06 | Dotson | Stanley | accidental drowning | ||||
1928/1928_01_13 | Ferguson | Mrs. George | 72 | "at the Cross Roads" | |||
1928/1928_01_13 | Stidham | G. E. | suicide at Norton | ||||
1928/1928_01_13 | Ball | John Henry | 60 | "in the Big A Mountain section" | |||
1928/1928_01_20 | Adams | Robert | 76 | "near Hansonville" | |||
1928/1928_01_20 | Wilkerson | Virginia | murdered, "before marriage was Miss Virgie Thornton" | ||||
1928/1928_01_20 | Gillespie | James A. | suicide, at Raven | ||||
1928/1928_01_20 | Stallard | John | 69 | "of Big A Mountain" | |||
1928/1928_01_20 | Ubil | Mrs. J. L. | "at Dante" | ||||
1928/1928_01_27 | Williams | Alfred | 15 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Williams" | |||
1928/1928_02_03 | Ward | John L. | Confederate veteran | ||||
1928/1928_02_10 | Harper | Mrs. Allen | 71 | "at Belfast" | |||
1928/1928_02_10 | Maynard | Frank | Judge, "a former Russell County man" | ||||
1928/1928_02_17 | Fink | Paris | "in Castlewood" | ||||
1928/1928_02_17 | Combs | Alden | died in Spokane, WA | ||||
1928/1928_02_17 | Bundy | Benjamin F. | 82 | Confederate veteran | |||
1928/1928_02_24 | Reedy | Pauline | 9 | "daugther of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Reedy" | |||
1928/1928_02_24 | Wilson | Millard | killed while attempting to rob store | ||||
1928/1928_02_24 | Pippen | Mary | about 78 | "before marriage, was a Miss Price" | |||
1928/1928_03_02 | Alderson | William H. | 73 | "youngest son of Col. T. C. M. and Nancy Dickenson Alderson" | |||
1928/1928_03_02 | Herron | Sam | "St. Paul man" | ||||
1928/1928_03_09 | Shoemaker | John | 76 | "near Finney" | |||
1928/1928_03_09 | Thomas | James | "youngest son of Abraham and Mattie Litton Thomas" | ||||
1928/1928_03_09 | Dorton | Mrs. Robert C. | |||||
1928/1928_03_09 | Browning | James S. | 68 | "son of Jessee Browning" | |||
1928/1928_03_16 | Romans | L. J. | 84 | Confederate veteran | |||
1928/1928_03_16 | Jackson | Emma | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Viers" | ||||
1928/1928_03_23 | Ramey | Sallie | "twenty years ago...Sallie Ramey died at St. Paul" | ||||
1928/1928_03_23 | Dixon | Mrs. John | "husband, John W. Dixon" | ||||
1928/1928_03_23 | Musick | Sam Jack | died in Charlottesville | ||||
1928/1928_03_23 | Todd | Joseph | 63 | ||||
1928/1928_03_23 | Puckett | Blaine | 22 | "son of W. H. Puckett" | |||
1928/1928_03_23 | Smith | Mollie | "near Cleveland", "Civil War widow" | ||||
1928/1928_04_06 | Johnson | Martha W. | 61 | died in MO | |||
1928/1928_04_06 | Ketron | Mrs. C. E. | "two miles east of Lebanon" | ||||
1928/1928_04_13 | Combs | Nancy | 81 | "widow of the late Jonathan Combs" | |||
1928/1928_04_13 | Kiser | Tivis | 60 | ||||
1928/1928_04_20 | Albert | Elizabeth | 90 | "at Belfast Mills" | |||
1928/1928_04_20 | Baker | Mrs. J. A. | "before marriage was a Miss Bostic" | ||||
1928/1928_04_27 | Kiser | Mrs. H. A. | 68 | "at Hazel" | |||
1928/1928_04_27 | Gilmer | John C. | "son of the late V. B. Gilmer" | ||||
1928/1928_05_04 | McPherson | S. T. M. | 81 | ||||
1928/1928_05_04 | Castle | Jacob | 86 | Confederate veteran | |||
1928/1928_05_11 | Long | J. R. | 70 | ||||
1928/1928_05_11 | Miller | James | 65 | "in Elk Garden" | |||
1928/1928_05_18 | Helton | Mrs. George | 25 | "near Bolton" | |||
1928/1928_05_25 | Ray | Frank | 83 | Confederate veteran | |||
1928/1928_06_01 | Jessee | Mrs. Thomas | "father, Jacob Castle" | ||||
1928/1928_06_01 | Jones | Rebecca | 66 | "before her marriage was Rebecca Thomas, a daughter of Whitley Thomas" | |||
1928/1928_06_01 | Honaker | Silas | 42 | father and son, killed in mines | |||
1928/1928_06_01 | Honaker | Fullen | 24 | father and son, killed in mines | |||
1928/1928_06_01 | Castle | "infant of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Castle" | |||||
1928/1928_06_01 | Farmer | Alice | "Mrs. Wesley Farmer...was Miss Alice Campbell" | ||||
1928/1928_06_01 | Helton | George | 17 | "son of John Helton", accidentally shot himself | |||
1928/1928_06_01 | Gilmer | Ted | 23 | "son of Mrs. Ollie Gilmer" | |||
1928/1928_06_08 | Sword | Jane | 75 | "of the Loop" | |||
1928/1928_06_08 | Kiser | Mrs. E. | 67 | "on Chaney Creek" | |||
1928/1928_06_08 | Williams | Will | about 45 | "son of Mr. Steve and Mrs. R. Kate Williams" | |||
1928/1928_06_15 | Thompson | Fullen | "sons of Roland and Melissa Thompson" | ||||
1928/1928_06_15 | Thompson | J. Beve | "sons of Roland and Melissa Thompson" | ||||
1928/1928_06_15 | Aistrop | Woodrow Wilson | 17 | "son of Grover Aistrop", died in mines | |||
1928/1928_06_15 | Garrison | "an infant of Jim Garrison, near Lebanon" | |||||
1928/1928_06_21 | Mills | Alice | 66 | died at Coeburn | |||
1928/1928_06_30 | Robins | H. Tilson | murdered by Victor Dingus | ||||
1928/1928_06_30 | Bryant | Henry | automobile accident | ||||
1928/1928_06_30 | Barker | A. F. | Doctor, died at Salem, VA | ||||
1928/1928_06_30 | Miller | Melissa | died in Abingdon, "Before marriage she was Miss Melissa Burke" | ||||
1928/1928_07_06 | Werth | Guy | 17 | "son of Henry and Susan Werth, colored" | |||
1928/1928_07_06 | Stinson | Drayton | died in Texas | ||||
1928/1928_07_06 | Ketron | Em | "Mrs. George Ketron" | ||||
1928/1928_07_06 | Dudley | J. C. | |||||
1928/1928_07_13 | |||||||
1928/1928_07_20 | Ashbrook | "infant twins of Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Ashbrook" | |||||
1928/1928_07_20 | Gibson | Mrs. A. E. | 85 | died in Bristol | |||
1928/1928_07_27 | |||||||
1928/1928_08_03 | |||||||
1928/1928_08_10 | Kelley | Ab | 45 | "north side of the county" | |||
1928/1928_08_10 | Campbell | "Widow of Ira Campbell...Before marriage...was a Miss Lockhart" | |||||
1928/1928_08_10 | Brummett | Mrs. Simon | "of Copper Creek" | ||||
1928/1928_08_10 | Wallace | Benjamine J. | "northeast of Lebanon" | ||||
1928/1928_08_10 | Vaughn | Susanna | "Mrs. John Vaughn...twice married, her first husband being John Carty. Before marriage she was Miss Susanna Honaker" | ||||
1928/1928_08_10 | Kiser | W. L. | 83 | "on Chany Creek" | |||
1928/1928_08_17 | Harless | Marlon | 62 | "at Rockdell" | |||
1928/1928_08_17 | Chandler | Ed | 16 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Chandler" | |||
1928/1928_08_24 | McCloud | Ellen | 57 | "suburbs of Lebanon" | |||
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1928/1928_09_07 | Jones | Mrs. Arch | "near Belfast Mills" | ||||
1928/1928_09_14 | Lawson | Laura Wallace | "daughter of the late Dr. James Wallace" | ||||
1928/1928_09_14 | Meade | Swanson B. | about 25 | killed in car accident in Florida | |||
1928/1928_09_14 | Belcher | Joe | 68 | died in TN | |||
1928/1928_09_14 | Fuller | W. H. | 88 | car accident, Confederate veteran | |||
1928/1928_09_21 | Cox | 4 | "Mr. and Mrs. Lowry Cox...buried their little...daughter" | ||||
1928/1928_09_21 | Honaker | 8 months | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Jessee Honaker" | ||||
1928/1928_09_28 | Fuller | 3 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Surface Fuller" | ||||
1928/1928_09_28 | Fletcher | Margaret | "widow of T. K. Fletcher" | ||||
1928/1928_10_05 | |||||||
1928/1928_10_12 | House | Billie | 31 | "daughter of the late James Beavers" | |||
1928/1928_10_12 | Keith | Andrew | "in Cleveland" | ||||
1928/1928_10_12 | Jessee | E | "in Cleveland" | ||||
1928/1928_10_12 | West | Charles | shot to death at Sword's Creek | ||||
1928/1928_10_12 | Lowe | John W. | 75 | "at Drill" | |||
1928/1928_10_12 | Lowe | Lee | 18 | "at Drill" | |||
1928/1928_10_12 | Matthews | J. L. | |||||
1928/1928_10_12 | Honaker | Mrs. Lester | 28 | "west of Honaker" | |||
1928/1928_10_18 | |||||||
1928/1928_10_26 | Ferguson | Vica | 70 | "widow of Alec Ferguson" | |||
1928/1928_11_02 | Fogleman | Sally | 70 | "of the Loop" | |||
1928/1928_11_02 | Fox | Rebecca J. | 78 | "daughter of James V. and Jerusha Gibson" | |||
1928/1928_11_09 | Laswell | Mrs. W. D. | 45 | "daughter of Haskew Ball" | |||
1928/1928_11_09 | Couch | George W. | 79 | ||||
1928/1928_11_09 | Lawrence | Mrs. F. W. | "formerly Miss Vesta Mason, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Mason" | ||||
1928/1928_11_09 | Shoemaker | Frank | died in Florida | ||||
1928/1928_11_16 | Hubble | Mrs. G. W. | 70 | "at Elway" | |||
1928/1928_11_16 | Whitt | George | 67 | "at Drill" | |||
1928/1928_11_23 | Artrip | Clayton | "son of Dolly Artrip" | ||||
1928/1928_11_23 | Rector | Mary J. | |||||
1928/1928_11_23 | Chafin | Eldridge | 27 | "son of Walter Chafin" | |||
1928/1928_11_30 | Fowler | A. C. | 77 | ||||
1928/1928_11_30 | McFarlane | Margrette Irene | daughter "of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn McFarlane" | ||||
1928/1928_12_07 | Jackson | Gus | 67 | ||||
1928/1928_12_07 | Branson | Henry | about 60 | ||||
1928/1928_12_07 | McCoy | Mrs. R. A. | "at Dante" | ||||
1928/1928_12_07 | Rachel | George | over 100 | Confederate veteran | |||
1928/1928_12_07 | Musick | Rush | 37 | ||||
1928/1928_12_07 | Ferguson | Dave | "four miles east of Lebanon" | ||||
1928/1928_12_14 | Ireson | Edward M. | 74 | fell from hay loft | |||
1928/1928_12_14 | Howard | Mrs. William N. | 74 | ||||
1928/1928_12_14 | Vencill | Clarence | 22 | ||||
1928/1928_12_21 | Richardson | "Interment was made at Barnett beside her mate who was buried two weeks ago" | |||||
1928/1928_12_21 | Richardson | "other infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Richardson" | |||||
1929/1929_01_04 | Couch | John T. | 62 | "near Hamlin" | |||
1929/1929_01_04 | Dorton | Mary | "On Moccasin...The husband Clark Dorton died several years ago" | ||||
1929/1929_01_04 | Jessee | Scaggs | 75 or 76 | "on lower Copper Creek" | |||
1929/1929_01_04 | Hull | Mrs. H. B. | 78 | "daughter of the late Judge John A. Kelly" | |||
1929/1929_01_04 | Yates | Mrs. Richard | 75 | "in and near Honaker" | |||
1929/1929_01_04 | Jessee | Dora | |||||
1929/1929_01_04 | Harris | Martha Jane | 75 | ||||
1929/1929_01_04 | Rose | Henry | 56 | "of Gardner" | |||
1929/1929_01_04 | Howard | Kate | died in Kansas, "nee Kate Gilmer" | ||||
1929/1929_02_22 | Bostic | Casbie Ellen | 54 | "married to J. A. Baker" | |||
1929/1929_02_22 | Hix | John | colored, died in Petersburg | ||||
1929/1929_03_15 | Hawkins | Maggie | 68 | "at Cross Roads" | |||
1929/1929_03_15 | Mays | Tabitha | 86 | "husband, John W. Mays, a Confederate soldier, died more than a year ago" | |||
1929/1929_03_15 | Skeen | Adell | 15 months | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will Skeen" | |||
1929/1929_03_29 | Pippen | Abraham Z. | 81 | "near Bolton" | |||
1929/1929_03_29 | Richardson | Claude | 16 | killed by train, lived in Candlewax | |||
1929/1929_03_29 | Wyatt | Linzy | 78 | "near Swords Creek" | |||
1929/1929_03_29 | Hess | Julia Ann | past 80 | "widow of the late Henry Hess" | |||
1929/1929_04_05 | Dorton | William (Bud) | 60 | "Mason Store section" | |||
1929/1929_04_05 | Monk | Dale | died in Cincinnati | ||||
1929/1929_04_05 | Stinson | Mary Jane | 84 | widow "died at her home in Gardner" | |||
1929/1929_04_12 | Addington | Mrs. L. T. | about 41 | "of Wilder" | |||
1929/1929_04_12 | Dye | Oakley | died in Cuba, "son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Dye" | ||||
1929/1929_04_19 | Mays | Robert, Jr. | 6 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mays" | |||
1929/1929_04_19 | Helvey | J. G. | Rev., died in Pocahontas | ||||
1929/1929_04_26 | Rasnick | James | died in Eastern Virginia | ||||
1929/1929_04_26 | White | Florence | 26 | "daughter of Mrs. Jack White" | |||
1929/1929_04_26 | Keith | Mrs. Clarence | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alec Sutherland" | ||||
1929/1929_04_26 | Gullett | Odell | 18 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Gullett", died in mines | |||
1929/1929_05_03 | Arington | Mrs. Henry | "north of Lebanon" | ||||
1929/1929_05_03 | Dickenson | Clariece | close 9 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Dickenson" | |||
1929/1929_05_17 | Gibson | Hettie | "was Miss Hettie Selfe, daughter of Mrs. W. V. Selfe" | ||||
1929/1929_05_17 | McFaddin | Mary E. | 77 | "born at Hansonville" | |||
1929/1929_05_24 | Sandoe | Willie | 38 | "born in Lebanon" | |||
1929/1929_05_24 | Smith | Edith | "formerly Miss Edith Fugate" | ||||
1929/1929_05_31 | Griffith | Elmer | 22 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Harve Griffith" | |||
1929/1929_05_31 | Samples | Lewis | 87 | Confederate veteran | |||
1929/1929_05_31 | Easterly | William R. | 30 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Easterly" | |||
1929/1929_05_31 | Jenks | Charlie, Jr. | 33 | "parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Jenks" | |||
1929/1929_06_07 | Gilmer | William E. | 63 | ||||
1929/1929_06_14 | |||||||
1929/1929_06_21 | Owens | Nathan E. | 72 | died in Texas, "son of Rufus M. and Nancy Owens" | |||
1929/1929_06_21 | Puckett | J. A. | 55 | ||||
1929/1929_06_21 | Ashbrook | Mrs. Sam | |||||
1929/1929_06_28 | Kiser | William Long | 81 | ||||
1929/1929_06_28 | Banner | John Gose | 37 | ||||
1929/1929_06_28 | Lowe | Joshua C. | 72 | "of the Belfast section" | |||
1929/1929_06_28 | Campbell | Sarah | 68 | "widow of the late Jack Campbell" | |||
1929/1929_07_05 | Roman | Richard | about 50 | kicked by mule "at Honaker" | |||
1929/1929_07_19 | Mutter | John | 73 | "at Belfast" | |||
1929/1929_07_26 | Sneed | Virginia Louise | 12 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fullen Sneed", killed by train | |||
1929/1929_07_26 | Barnett | Aaron | 10 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barnett" | |||
1929/1929_08_02 | Alderson | George | 84 | died at Bondtown, Confederate soldier | |||
1929/1929_08_02 | Meade | Charles A. | 50 | ||||
1929/1929_08_16 | Litton | John | about 75 | "at Oak Grove...wife died about a year ago" | |||
1929/1929_08_16 | Howard | Sallie Aston | "wife of J. Taze Howard" | ||||
1929/1929_08_30 | Hawkins | Guy | 22 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hawkins" | |||
1929/1929_08_30 | Hughes | Adaline Logan | 71 | "wife of C. B. Hughes" | |||
1929/1929_09_06 | Fields | Imogene Otey | "widow of the late Wm. Fields', died in Alabama | ||||
1929/1929_09_06 | Arington | 5 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Arington" | ||||
1929/1929_09_06 | Hanson | "infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hanson" | |||||
1929/1929_09_06 | Williams | Mrs. Dock | 'before marriage a Miss Wilson" | ||||
1929/1929_09_27 | Wells | Mrs. Will | 50 | "at Swords Creek" | |||
1929/1929_09_27 | Munsey | Mrs. Thomas | formerly Ketron | ||||
1929/1929_09_27 | Leonard | Rev. E. A. | 84 | Confederate soldier | |||
1929/1929_09_27 | Meade | Curtis | "lower New Garden" | ||||
1929/1929_10_11 | Kiser | M. T. | 38 | died in Dickenson County | |||
1929/1929_10_11 | Monk | Mrs. Ed. | "before marriage was a Miss Gose" | ||||
1929/1929_11_01 | Smith | Agnes Geneva | 16 months | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Boyce R. Smith" | |||
1929/1929_11_08 | Miller | Mrs. John W. | "formerly of Honaker" | ||||
1929/1929_11_08 | Ray | Cynthia | "nee Honaker, and the widow of Calvin Ray" | ||||
1929/1929_11_08 | Davis | Lemond Scott | 3 | son of "Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Davis" | |||
1929/1929_11_08 | Clark | Anna | |||||
1929/1929_11_22 | Lovin | W. S. | "dear husband and father" | ||||
1929/1929_11_22 | Horton | Chas. | "of Swords Creek" | ||||
1929/1929_11_22 | Ayers | W. J. | |||||
1929/1929_11_22 | Fuller | Mrs. William | 83 | "before her marriage she was a Miss Kendrick" | |||
1929/1929_11_29 | Ramey | John | died at Dante | ||||
1929/1929_11_29 | Catron | Joseph | 52 | died in Gardner | |||
1929/1929_12_06 | Smyth | William F. | 79 | ||||
1929/1929_12_06 | Fuller | Clyde C. | |||||
1929/1929_12_06 | Browning | Henry | died in Washington State | ||||
1929/1929_12_06 | Honaker | John Wesley | 60 | ||||
1929/1929_12_06 | Ayers | G. W. J. | 83 | ||||
1929/1929_12_13 | Adams | Andrew F. | 73 | "resident of Castlewood" | |||
1929/1929_12_13 | Vicars | William | 90 | Confederate veteran | |||
1929/1929_12_13 | Lester | Mrs. Reece | 81 | ||||
1929/1929_12_13 | Barnett | "infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Starlin Barnett" | |||||
1929/1929_12_20 | |||||||
1930/1930_01_03 | Sandoe | James L. | 73 | died at Wise | |||
1930/1930_01_03 | Lewis | John Marshall | 5 | died in Bristol, "son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Lewis" | |||
1930/1930_01_03 | Ayers | George W. J. | 83 | "only living child of Daniel and Susan Ayers" | |||
1930/1930_01_17 | Caudle | Ed | died at Holston | ||||
1930/1930_01_17 | Stoots | Melissa Reynolds | 53 | ||||
1930/1930_01_24 | Elliott | Worley | "formerly of Carbo and Cleveland" | ||||
1930/1930_01_24 | Fields | Mrs. Marcell | "in the mountain valley, near Lebanon" | ||||
1930/1930_01_31 | Bays | Albert B. | 49 | died in California, "son of the late lamented L. L. Bays" | |||
1930/1930_01_31 | Dickenson | C. V. | 62 | "prominent citizen of Wallace, Va" | |||
1930/1930_01_31 | Smith | Thomas J. | 57 | ||||
1930/1930_01_31 | Whitt | G. T. | "former Honaker man" | ||||
1930/1930_01_31 | Thompson | Abe | killed in coal mine | ||||
1930/1930_02_07 | Jessee | Mrs. Edward | Tumbez | ||||
1930/1930_02_07 | Rasnake | Edgar | 23 | "son of Everett Rasnake" | |||
1930/1930_02_14 | Nash | Mrs. Fullen | 61 | "mother of 16" | |||
1930/1930_02_14 | Fogleman | Davey A. | 93 | ||||
1930/1930_03_06 | Ball | Katherine | 47 | "at Daw, east of Swords Creek" | |||
1930/1930_03_06 | Monk | Elie | died at Kingsport | ||||
1930/1930_03_06 | Glass | Joe | died at Dante | ||||
1930/1930_03_06 | Harman | Edith | 68 | "widow of the late George Harman" | |||
1930/1930_03_14 | Robinson | Parker | 24 | "son of the late George Robinson" | |||
1930/1930_03_14 | Tate | Henry | "son of William E. Tate" | ||||
1930/1930_03_14 | Joy | Mrs. | "In Cleveland" | ||||
1930/1930_03_14 | Jessee | Mrs. Bryan | "In Cleveland" | ||||
1930/1930_03_28 | Litton | James S. | died at Kingsport | ||||
1930/1930_03_28 | Fugate | Elizabeth | "daughter of the late J. K. Fugate" | ||||
1930/1930_03_28 | Jessee | E. S. | |||||
1930/1930_03_28 | Sargent | Mrs. Jerry | nee Addison | ||||
1930/1930_04_11 | Browning | Robert Landon | 33 | ||||
1930/1930_04_11 | Watts | Mrs. F. G. S. | |||||
1930/1930_04_11 | Gilmer | Scott | 82 | ||||
1930/1930_04_11 | Hurt | James | of Gardner | ||||
1930/1930_04_11 | Farmer | "infant of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Farmer" | |||||
1930/1930_04_11 | Campbell | Collie | Moccasin Gap | ||||
1930/1930_04_11 | Scott | Sallie | Moccasin Gap | ||||
1930/1930_04_11 | Artrip | J. C. | near 80 | ||||
1930/1930_05_09 | Davis | John L. | 78 | died in California | |||
1930/1930_05_09 | Addison | Edward | 67 | in Richlands | |||
1930/1930_05_09 | Brown | J. Floyd | |||||
1930/1930_05_09 | Garrett | George | "son of Pat Garrett" | ||||
1930/1930_05_09 | Clark | Mrs. Arthur | 29 | "of the Elk Garden section" | |||
1930/1930_05_23 | Burns | William E. | 69 | Judge | |||
1930/1930_05_23 | Smith | Tivis J. | 76 | "near Cleveland" | |||
1930/1930_05_23 | Smith | J. Thomas | |||||
1930/1930_05_30 | Alderson | Charlie Davis | "youngest son of Charles C. and Mattie Alderson" | ||||
1930/1930_05_30 | Maynard | Wayne | 70 | of Raven | |||
1930/1930_06_06 | Campbell | Howard Fletcher | 28 | in Bluefield | |||
1930/1930_06_06 | Owens | Hardon | 89 | "in Lower New Garden" | |||
1930/1930_06_06 | Hess | Lorenzo Dow | 80 | "on Swords Creek" | |||
1930/1930_06_06 | Hackney | A. L. | died in Idaho | ||||
1930/1930_07_05 | Cassell | George | |||||
1930/1930_07_05 | Shuler | Mary Ketron | died in Texas | ||||
1930/1930_07_05 | Hicks | Alma | 14 | "adopted daughter of John Henry White" | |||
1930/1930_07_05 | Pinion | Carl | 11 | "son of Silas Pinion", drowned | |||
1930/1930_07_05 | Dickenson | John C. | 92 | Confederate veteran | |||
1930/1930_07_11 | Hess | Howard | 20 | died in mines | |||
1930/1930_07_11 | Cole | Elbert | 15 | ||||
1930/1930_07_11 | Adams | Charlie | 40 | "a few miles west of Lebanon" | |||
1930/1930_07_11 | Lee | Jack | 6 | drowned, "son of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Lee" | |||
1930/1930_07_18 | Gibson | Edna C. | 70 | died in Missouri, "widow of Samual A. Gibson" | |||
1930/1930_07_18 | Helton | 4 | "child of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Helton" | ||||
1930/1930_07_18 | Sutherland | Elihue | 83 | ||||
1930/1930_08_08 | Bausell | Basil N. | |||||
1930/1930_08_08 | Osborne | Mrs. William | suicide | ||||
1930/1930_08_08 | Phillips | Annie Marie | 5 months | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Phillips" | |||
1930/1930_08_15 | Miller | Elbert | shot | ||||
1930/1930_08_15 | Johnson | Mary Alice | 70 | "widow of W. S. Johnson" | |||
1930/1930_08_15 | Johnson | W. S. | "died about four months ago" | ||||
1930/1930_08_15 | Hurt | Mekin S. | 91 | Confederate veteran | |||
1930/1930_08_15 | Cumbow | Bertha S. | "maiden name was Miss Bertha Suits" | ||||
1930/1930_08_15 | Gilmer | John | 14 | accidentally shot | |||
1930/1930_08_15 | Mitchell | James Marion | 70 | died in Missouri | |||
1930/1930_08_29 | |||||||
1930/1930_10_17 | Alexander | Mrs. Dave | "first husband was uncle Arch Jessee, the second, Hiram Addison," | ||||
1930/1930_10_17 | Archer | Mary | 18 | died in Missouri | |||
1930/1930_10_17 | Meade | Lillian E. | "wife of Dr. E. W. Meade" | ||||
1931/1931_01_09 | Pile | Ada Stinson | 45 | "daughter of Mrs. George L. Stinson" | |||
1931/1931_01_09 | Reedy | Melvin | 37 | "west of Lebanon" | |||
1931/1931_01_09 | Tignor | Lilburn | "south of Lebanon" | ||||
1931/1931_01_09 | Crabtree | Mrs. G. M. | "North of Cleveland...was a Miss Musick" | ||||
1931/1931_01_30 | Pratt | Frances | 7 or 8 | "daughter of W. E. Pratt" | |||
1931/1931_01_30 | Gray | Grover | murdered by John and Bill Hurd | ||||
1931/1931_01_30 | Jackson | Lyman | 28 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. George Jackson" | |||
1931/1931_01_30 | Sword | Charles | 40 | "in the Elk Garden section" | |||
1931/1931_01_30 | Clevinger | F. M. | suicide, member of Virginia Legislature | ||||
1931/1931_02_27 | Stuart | Mrs. Dale C. | |||||
1931/1931_02_27 | Gilmer | A. K. | |||||
1931/1931_02_27 | Dotson | Card of Thanks by Mrs. Ada Dotson and family | |||||
1931/1931_02_27 | Gibson | Mrs. J. W. A. | "before marriage was Miss Lizzie Jessee" | ||||
1931/1931_02_27 | Harrison | Myrtle | 23 | "daugther of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. C. Harrison" | |||
1931/1931_02_27 | Johnson | Edna | "father, Charles Robinson" | ||||
1931/1931_03_06 | Meade | Mazie | "wife of Ted Meade...daugther of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sykes" | ||||
1931/1931_03_06 | Price | W. S. | 75 | "in the Loop" | |||
1931/1931_03_06 | Cartwright | Rhea N. | "was a pastor of the Lebanon Methodist Church a few years ago" | ||||
1931/1931_04_03 | Willis | Ed | 42 | ||||
1931/1931_04_03 | Crabtree | Rufus | "in Cleveland" | ||||
1931/1931_04_03 | Couch | Bone | "died in Bristol" | ||||
1931/1931_04_03 | Dye | Thomas | 84 | "on Big Cedar Creek, Corner section" | |||
1931/1931_04_03 | Gilmer | Henry | died in NC, "son of Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Gilmer" | ||||
1931/1931_04_10 | Easterly | Wheeler | "son of the late C. W. Easterly" | ||||
1931/1931_04_10 | Addison | Armieda | 88 | ||||
1931/1931_04_17 | Davis | Ollie B. | 36 | hit by car | |||
1931/1931_04_24 | Couch | Clarence | died in mines | ||||
1931/1931_04_24 | Shoemaker | Lucy Alexander | 74 | "daughter of Reynolds and Rachel Shoemaker" | |||
1931/1931_04_24 | White | William M. | 58 | "near Belfast Mills" | |||
1931/1931_04_24 | Puckett | 1 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Puckett" | ||||
1931/1931_05_01 | Carr | Violet | "wife of W. L. Carr" | ||||
1931/1931_05_01 | Ring | Nancy | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ring" | ||||
1931/1931_05_01 | White | Martha E. | 55 | "married to J. H. White" | |||
1931/1931_05_08 | Collins | Buford | 25 | "near Bolton" | |||
1931/1931_05_08 | Smith | J. H. | died at Bluefield | ||||
1931/1931_05_08 | Artrip | James H. | 79 | "near Artrip" | |||
1931/1931_05_08 | Smith | Arvel Luphus | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Major Smith" | ||||
1931/1931_05_08 | Day | Alice | 89 | colored | |||
1931/1931_05_15 | Cox | Lowery | Confederate veteran | ||||
1931/1931_05_15 | Hughes | Sis | 66 | "out from Castlewood a few miles" | |||
1931/1931_05_15 | Gilmer | Fanny Ketron | 73 | "daugther of Felix and Lizzie Gibson Ketron" | |||
1931/1931_05_15 | Stinson | Nancy Virginia | 74 | ||||
1931/1931_05_22 | Fink | Mrs. Paris | 89 | "first husband was a Mr. Phillips" | |||
1931/1931_05_22 | Combs | Adolphus | 65 | "South Clinchfield" | |||
1931/1931_05_22 | Sykes | Joseph J. | 24 | car accident, "son of Levi and Florence Sykes" | |||
1931/1931_05_22 | Stillwell | James | shot by grandson | ||||
1931/1931_05_22 | Sword | Mrs. James | about 70 | "sister of the Sneed boys" | |||
1931/1931_05_29 | Ham | Mrs. John | sister of "Mrs. J. T. Hale" | ||||
1931/1931_05_29 | Smith | Sallie | 78 | ||||
1931/1931_06_05 | Jessee | Kemper Gilmer | 27 | car accident | |||
1931/1931_06_19 | Bickley | Mary E. | 83 | "wife of the late Charles J. Bickley" | |||
1931/1931_06_26 | Addison | Graham | 35 | car accident | |||
1931/1931_07_10 | Jackson | Joseph W. | 35 | died in Detroit | |||
1931/1931_07_10 | Smith | Mrs. Steven | 74 | "in Honaker" | |||
1931/1931_07_17 | Huffman | Ralph | 10 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Huffman" | |||
1931/1931_07_24 | Boyd | Martha Grizzle | 75 | "Near Honaker" | |||
1931/1931_07_24 | Graham | Jim W. | murdered by Leonard Settle | ||||
1931/1931_07_31 | Buckles | "baby of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Buckles" | |||||
1931/1931_08_07 | Musick | Powell | 50 | hit by train | |||
1931/1931_08_14 | Rasnake | Mrs. Roby | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will White" | ||||
1931/1931_08_14 | Rasnake | Frank | 65 | "at Finney" | |||
1931/1931_08_14 | Skeens | Lawrence | "son of Mr. Webb Skeens" | ||||
1931/1931_08_28 | Scott | Charles E. | 81 | "Dies at Cedar Bluff" | |||
1931/1931_08_28 | Owens | Eliza | "before her marriage Miss Eliza Kelly" | ||||
1931/1931_08_28 | Beavers | Dexter E. | 74 | "near Carterton" | |||
1931/1931_08_28 | Jones | mother of William Jones, Mrs. Dora Newman, and Mrs. May Ashbrook" | |||||
1931/1931_09_11 | Easterly | Mrs. N. W. | nee Reynolds | ||||
1931/1931_09_18 | Jessee | Mrs. Fred | near 50 | suicide, "before married was a Miss Keith" | |||
1931/1931_09_18 | Campbell | W. A. | died in Washington City | ||||
1931/1931_09_18 | Fletcher | Hubert | 23 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Carlos L. Fletcher", car accident | |||
1931/1931_09_18 | Jessee | Mrs. John D. | 92 | "near Honaker" | |||
1931/1931_09_18 | Litton | Douglas Connell | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Z. T. Litton" | ||||
1931/1931_11_06 | Combs | Robert L. | 62 | "son of...Joseph M. and Nicey Osborne Combs" | |||
1931/1931_11_06 | Nash | George Washington | 49 | "in St. Paul" | |||
1931/1931_11_06 | Chafin | Mrs. Walter | "of West Dante" | ||||
1931/1931_11_06 | Jordan | Cynthia | 63 | "wife of Charles W. Jordan" | |||
1931/1931_11_06 | Smith | Elam | 49 | "of the Back Valley section of Cleveland" | |||
1931/1931_11_06 | Kelly | Josephine | died in Florida | ||||
1931/1931_11_06 | Francisco | Guy C. | 24 | car accident, "son of Mr. and Mrs. Clint Francisco" | |||
1932/1932_07_29 | Miller | Sherman | 22 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Marion Miller" | |||
1932/1932_07_29 | Hunigan | Delilah | 34 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Jessee" | |||
1933/1933_04_21 | Tankersley | Carl Beverly | 15 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Tankersley" | |||
1933/1933_04_21 | Purcell | Anna Lorine | 11 months | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Purcell" | |||
1933/1933_04_21 | Gilliam | Wallace | 59 | "native of Tennessee" | |||
1933/1933_04_21 | White | William P. | 65 | "near Finney" | |||
1933/1933_04_21 | Kiser | Paul | 50 | "Near Cleveland" | |||
1933/1933_04_21 | Ratcliff | "infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ratcliff" | |||||
1933/1933_04_21 | Price | Mrs. Harve | "in Cleveland" | ||||
1933/1933_04_21 | Kiser | Powell P. | 51 | "on Hurrican Fork, of Dumps Creek" | |||
1933/1933_04_28 | Adams | James | "in Castlewood" | ||||
1933/1933_04_28 | Campbell | Robert | 70 | "south of Lebanon" | |||
1933/1933_04_28 | Frazier | George | 89 | Reverend, died in Illinois | |||
1933/1933_04_28 | Griffith | Maggie | 80 | "was Miss Maggie Lambert" | |||
1933/1933_06_02 | Beavers | Duley | 30 | shot by wife | |||
1933/1933_06_02 | Cross | Mittie Pearl | 43 | "two miles east of town" | |||
1933/1933_06_02 | Johnson | Mrs. James | "was a Miss Walden before marriage" | ||||
1933/1933_06_09 | Salyer | Mrs. A. N. | 62 | "in the Grassy Creek section" | |||
1933/1933_06_09 | Gray | Nelson | "of Hansonville" | ||||
1933/1933_06_09 | Stinson | F. R. | "of the Gravel Lick section" | ||||
1933/1933_06_16 | Molinanry | Samuel F. | 26 | "St. Paul...son of Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Molinary" | |||
1933/1933_06_16 | Howington | Arville | 18 | murdered by Carlos Steffey | |||
1933/1933_06_16 | Burton | Clint | 19 | murdered by Carlos Steffey | |||
1933/1933_06_16 | Walden | Ruth | "daughter and sister" of Mrs. D. C. Walden and Family | ||||
1933/1933_06_16 | Combs | Elizabeth | "died at North Fork, WV", wife of S. F. Combs | ||||
1933/1933_06_16 | Taulbee | Mrs. J. M. | died in Texas | ||||
1933/1933_06_16 | Johnson | Sam | "of the Elk Garden section" | ||||
1933/1933_06_16 | Alexander | J. D. | Confederate veteran | ||||
1933/1933_06_23 | Musick | Celia | "widow of Lon Musick" | ||||
1933/1933_06_30 | Fine | Dan E. | died in Johnson City, TN | ||||
1933/1933_06_30 | Parrott | G. W. | 79 | "of Carbo" | |||
1933/1933_06_30 | Kegley | A. T. | 87 | Confederate veteran | |||
1933/1933_06_30 | Smith | father of J. B. Smith, died in Missouri, age 99 | |||||
1933/1933_06_30 | Jenks | James | 19 | "son of C. M. Jenks" | |||
1933/1933_07_07 | Fortner | Charlie | 42 | "5 miles southwest of Hansonville" | |||
1933/1933_07_14 | Holbrook | 65 | "wife of...Henry P. Holbrook" | ||||
1933/1933_07_14 | Fraley | Harvey D. | Confederate veteran | ||||
1933/1933_07_14 | Musick | Lon | "Thirty years ago last Friday", hit by train | ||||
1933/1933_07_14 | Martin | Floyd | about 87 | colored | |||
1933/1933_07_21 | Stoots | 14 months | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gent Stoots" | ||||
1933/1933_07_21 | Jones | Bolling H. | |||||
1933/1933_07_21 | Davis | Maggie A. | 83 | "widow of the late Thomas W. Davis...was Miss Maggie Kendrick" | |||
1933/1933_07_21 | Compton | Perry | about 50 | killed in mines | |||
1933/1933_07_28 | Stuart | Harry Carter | 78 | former Governor | |||
1933/1933_07_28 | Baldwin | Orbey J. | 63 | suicide | |||
1933/1933_07_28 | Howard | Walter | 58 | accidentally shot himself | |||
1933/1933_07_28 | Hall | Mrs. Allen | "daughter of James Keith" | ||||
1934/1934_04_06 | Osborne | Charles William | 19 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. F. Osborne" | |||
1934/1934_04_06 | Perkins | Mrs. Haskew | 84 | "in Elk Garden" | |||
1934/1934_04_06 | Campbell | Mary E. | 66 | "wife of Rev. F. J. Campbell..was Miss Mary E. Fogleman" | |||
1934/1934_04_06 | Finney | relative of "Mrs. Roy Finney...Mrs. Patty Finney" | |||||
1934/1934_04_13 | King | William | "adopted son of Mr. and Mrs. John King" | ||||
1934/1934_04_13 | Miller | G. G. | 83 | "brother of E. W. Miller" | |||
1934/1934_04_13 | Sutherland | Lakye | 28 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Layfette Sutherland" | |||
1934/1934_04_13 | Smith | Nancy | 73 | "was the wife of Major Smith" | |||
1934/1934_04_13 | Musick | John | 43 | "In Raven" | |||
1934/1934_04_13 | Perkins | "dear wife and mother" of J. H. Perkins and Family | |||||
1934/1934_04_13 | Thompson | Charles | about 30 | "of New Garden", died in car accident | |||
1934/1934_04_13 | Hendricks | Martha | colored, "wife of Charlie Hendricks" | ||||
1938/1938_08_12 | Garrett | Fred G. | "at Corbin, Kentucky" | ||||
1938/1938_08_12 | Gonzales | Joe | 6 months | "son of Frank and the late Edith Boros Gonzales" | |||
1938/1938_08_19 | Thompson | Barney | 73 | "at one time head of Russell College in Lebanon" | |||
1938/1938_08_19 | Puckett | Charles | 38 | ||||
1938/1938_08_19 | Maynard | Mrs. T. L. | "in Honaker" | ||||
1938/1938_08_19 | Bundy | "son born to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bundy...lived only a few hours" | |||||
1938/1938_08_26 | Counts | John | "died a few years ago" | ||||
1938/1938_08_26 | Sykes | Clarence | 29 | suicide, "son of Mr. and Mrs. Gilmer Sykes" | |||
1938/1938_09_02 | Ball | Gloria Rachel | 2 weeks | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Ball" | |||
1938/1938_09_09 | Rasnake | Tilson | 25 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rasnake" | |||
1938/1938_09_09 | Cooper | Mary Ellen | 68 | ||||
1938/1938_09_09 | Keith | Sam F. | 87 | ||||
1938/1938_09_09 | Harrison | James | 18 | accidentally shot | |||
1938/1938_09_09 | Osborne | S. J. | 78 | near Castlewood | |||
1938/1938_09_09 | Martin | Joseph Meek | 68 | in Castlewood | |||
1938/1938_09_23 | Martin | Bill | 17 | shot by J. D. Ruble "last April" | |||
1938/1938_09_23 | Stevens (Stevensons) | Will R. | shot by Bill Glover | ||||
1938/1938_09_23 | Viers | Floyd | |||||
1938/1938_09_23 | Oney | Smith | car accident | ||||
1938/1938_09_23 | Boyd | Earl | 22 | hit by train | |||
1938/1938_09_23 | Ervin | Ellen | 77 | "wife of James M. Ervin" | |||
1938/1938_09_23 | Branson | Nannie | 90 | in Hansonville | |||
1938/1938_09_30 | Browning | Hugh M. | 70 | ||||
1938/1938_09_30 | Settle | James R. | 59 | "son of...R. L. Settle" | |||
1938/1938_09_30 | Holbrook | Sarah Jane | 59 | "wife of G. H. Holbrook" | |||
1938/1938_09_30 | Ray | Malinda | 72 | "widow of J. H. Ray" | |||
1938/1938_09_30 | Kiser | Robert Daniel | 14 months | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Kiser" | |||
1938/1938_10_07 | Seacatt | Clarence | 58 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Seacatt" | |||
1938/1938_10_07 | Settle | Mrs. R. L. | "survived by ten children" | ||||
1938/1938_10_07 | Hall | Marjorie | 6 months | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orbia Hall" | |||
1938/1938_10_07 | Thomas | Josie Morrison | |||||
1938/1938_10_07 | Burke | Harvey Ray | 3 months | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Burke" | |||
1938/1938_10_07 | Bolling | Troy | 41 | logging accident | |||
1938/1938_10_14 | Meade | Mollie | 77 | "wife of D. A. Meade" | |||
1938/1938_10_14 | Robinson | Betty | 3 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Robinson" | |||
1938/1938_10_28 | Burns | O. S. | |||||
1938/1938_10_28 | Sutherland | General L. | 76 | in Dante | |||
1938/1938_11_04 | Crabtree | Mary | 61 | "of the Castlewood district" | |||
1938/1938_11_04 | Dixon | 3 | "child of Eugene Dixon" | ||||
1938/1938_11_04 | Wells | Thomas J. | 53 | "in Old Honaker" | |||
1938/1938_11_04 | Fugate | Mrs. N. C. | 22 | "of near Castlewood" | |||
1938/1938_11_11 | Trigg | Dan | 61 | Doctor | |||
1938/1938_11_11 | Fletcher | Mrs. R. A. | "daughter of the late Nathan E. and Cathern Dickenson" | ||||
1938/1938_11_11 | Jessee | Mrs. C. B. | 57 | ||||
1938/1938_11_11 | Bird | W. W. | 72 | ||||
1938/1938_11_11 | Barger | George M. | |||||
1938/1938_11_11 | Owens | Nicey | in Dickenson County | ||||
1938/1938_11_25 | Cumbow | Jack | |||||
1938/1938_11_25 | Hess | James | 63 | "of the Raven section" | |||
1938/1938_11_25 | Chafin | Conley B. | 33 | "of Clinchco" | |||
1938/1938_11_25 | Sandidge | Annie | "wife of Deaver Sandidge" | ||||
1938/1938_11_25 | Harrison | Wiley A. | 56 | "near St. Paul" | |||
1938/1938_11_25 | Franklin | Guthrie | 3 | "adopted son of Dr. and Mrs. G. B. Davidson" | |||
1938/1938_11_25 | Kiser | Sam F. | "at Carbo" | ||||
1938/1938_11_25 | Jessee | Donald Ray | 2 | "of Mrs. Eugene Jessee" | |||
1938/1938_11_25 | Jessee | Eugene | father of Donald Ray Jessee | ||||
1938/1938_12_02 | Chafin | Andrew K. | 80 | "in Castlewood" | |||
1938/1938_12_02 | Alexander | Martha | 60 | "wife of William D. Alexander" | |||
1938/1938_12_09 | Kinder | Elizabeth | 94 | in Belfast | |||
1938/1938_12_09 | Robinson | "baby of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Robinson" | |||||
1938/1938_12_09 | Robinson | "lost their oldest child, a little girl, about eight weeks ago" | |||||
1938/1938_12_23 | Richardson | Alfred Frank | |||||
1938/1938_12_23 | Rose | Henry | 21 | accidentally stabbed | |||
1938/1938_12_23 | Bausell | William Towson | 72 | "in Lebanon" | |||
1938/1938_12_23 | Banner | Con | 32 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Banner" | |||
1938/1938_12_23 | Hurd | Emma Lee | "infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oakley Hurd" | ||||
1939/1939_01_13 | Munsey | Thomas Gordon | pictured, "son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Munsey" | ||||
1939/1939_01_13 | Bausell | Virginia Gibson | 72 | "married to John Calvin Bausell" | |||
1939/1939_01_13 | Skeen | John Henry | 65 | "of the Hamlin section" | |||
1939/1939_01_13 | Perkins | J. Haskew | 89 | ||||
1939/1939_01_13 | Combs | Celia Whitt | 84 | ||||
1939/1939_01_20 | Stewart | A. D. | about 65 | "in Clinchco" | |||
1939/1939_01_20 | Meadows | Mrs. Tiny P. | "at Honaker" | ||||
1939/1939_02_03 | Dickenson | Nancy Duff | 100 | "widow of Jim Jack Dickenson" | |||
1939/1939_02_03 | Peck | Mrs. Charles | near 80 | "near Honaker" | |||
1939/1939_02_03 | Gibson | Nancy Sue | 1 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gibson" | |||
1939/1939_02_03 | Brooks | William G. | 45 | at Dante | |||
1939/1939_02_10 | Bolton | Charles C. | 81 | "former mayor and postmaster of St. Paul" | |||
1939/1939_02_10 | Denny | Mrs. J. D. | |||||
1939/1939_02_10 | Laforce | Simon | about 60 | died from exposure | |||
1939/1939_02_17 | Shomaker | Mrs. Gilmer | "before marriage being a Miss Dickenson" | ||||
1939/1939_02_17 | Gibson | A. P. | |||||
1939/1939_02_24 | Lawson | Larkin J. | 63 | "near Dickensonville" | |||
1939/1939_02_24 | Salyer | James M. | 77 | "resident of the West Dane section" | |||
1939/1939_02_24 | Earls | Clarence | 24 | ||||
1939/1939_02_24 | Hurd | "small child of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hurd" | |||||
1939/1939_03_10 | Garrrett | Bobby Burns | 4 months | "child of Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Garrett" | |||
1939/1939_03_24 | Henderson | Lizzie Jenks | 66 | "at Thessalia, Giles County" | |||
1939/1939_03_24 | Hubbard | Wesley | 88 | "near Honaker" | |||
1939/1939_03_31 | |||||||
1939/1939_04_07 | Aston | Thomas D. | 75 | married "to Mabel Chapman Dinwiddie" | |||
1939/1939_04_07 | Price | Nan | 80 | daughter of "James Robinson and Nancy Owen Robinson" | |||
1939/1939_04_28 | Booker | Rosella | 39 | ||||
1939/1939_04_28 | Harless | George W. | 75 | ||||
1939/1939_04_28 | Meade | Mrs. J. H. | 55 | ||||
1939/1939_04_28 | Davis | W. S. N. | 79 | "of Hansonville" | |||
1939/1939_04_28 | Kiser | Lorenzo Dow | 87 | "of Dickenson County" | |||
1939/1939_04_28 | Fields | Polk | about 70 | ||||
1939/1939_05_05 | Countiss | A. A. | "principal the of Honaker Hi School" | ||||
1939/1939_05_12 | Sykes | Frank | 72 | "at Finney" | |||
1939/1939_05_19 | Harless | Mrs. George | |||||
1939/1939_05_19 | Bailey | John | 11 | "son of Ollie Bailey" | |||
1939/1939_05_19 | Irvine | Elizabeth Katherine | 73 | "of Swords Creek" | |||
1939/1939_05_19 | Griffith | Henry | 59 | murderer, shot by Preston Whited | |||
1939/1939_06_02 | Statzer | Mrs. Cleve | 84 | died in Lebanon flood | |||
1939/1939_06_02 | Culbert | W. F. | 81 | "deceased married Miss Eva Jessee" | |||
1939/1939_06_09 | |||||||
1939/1939_06_30 | Artrip | Mrs. James H. | "near Artrip" | ||||
1939/1939_06_30 | Mahaffey | Mrs. J. J. | 58 | "near Abingdon" | |||
1939/1939_06_30 | Combs | James Solomon | 82 | "son of Joseph M. Combs and Nicey Ann Osborne Combs" | |||
1939/1939_06_30 | Pruner | A. F. | died in Oklahoma | ||||
1939/1939_06_30 | Cockran | Rosa | "at Carbo" | ||||
1939/1939_07_14 | Williams | R. Kate | "daughter of the late W. W. and Jennie Williams" | ||||
1939/1939_07_14 | Stuart | John J. | 80 | ||||
1939/1939_07_14 | Burke | George | |||||
1939/1939_07_21 | |||||||
1939/1939_08_11 | Arington | Henry | 83 | "north of Lebanon" | |||
1939/1939_08_11 | Stinson | William Thomas | 69 | "of Tazewell county" | |||
1939/1939_08_25 | Meade | Paul | 16 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Nath Meade" | |||
1939/1939_09_01 | Chapman | Bartholemew Calvin | 77 | "in Norton" | |||
1939/1939_09_01 | Blevins | Hobart | 12 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Blevins" | |||
1939/1939_09_01 | Sutherland | Orland | 12 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Sutherland" | |||
1939/1939_09_01 | Hurd | Sarah E. | 45 | "on Copper creek" | |||
1939/1939_09_08 | Fields | Mrs. Joe E. | |||||
1939/1939_09_08 | Clark | W. Floyd | 78 | "of Swords Creek" | |||
1939/1939_09_15 | Maynard | C. L. | "highway officer" | ||||
1939/1939_09_22 | Meade | A. B. | 77 | "Of the Hansonville section" | |||
1939/1939_09_22 | Fields | Cosby | 76 | "widow of the late Reece Fields" | |||
1939/1939_09_29 | Sword | Mrs. W. C. | 78 | "of Elk Garden" | |||
1939/1939_09_29 | Keen | Lydia | Honaker | ||||
1939/1939_10_06 | McCloud | S. P. | Confederate soldier | ||||
1939/1939_10_13 | Hurt | Thomas Lackey | 60 | ||||
1939/1939_10_13 | Owens | Edward J. | suicide | ||||
1939/1939_10_13 | Ball | George Washington | 67 | "son of the late James and Louisa Wyatt Ball" | |||
1939/1939_10_20 | Stiff | E. V. | Doctor, died in Bluefield | ||||
1939/1939_10_20 | Owens | Edward Jackson | 66 | "son of Rufus M. and Nancy Tate Owens" | |||
1939/1939_10_27 | Sutherland | Irene D. | 44 | "wife of Walter D. Sutherland" | |||
1939/1939_10_27 | St. Clair | George W. | 73 | ||||
1939/1939_10_27 | Meade | Martha Addison | "formerly of Hansonville section" | ||||
1939/1939_10_27 | Payne | D. R. | 72 | "of Belfast" | |||
1939/1939_10_27 | McGlothlin | Carl | "son of Mr. and Mrs. John McGlothlin" | ||||
1939/1939_11_03 | Phelps | Laura Alice | 68 | "wife of M. L. Phelps" | |||
1939/1939_11_10 | Davis | Judie | 82 | "married in 1871 to Milton Davis" | |||
1939/1939_11_10 | McReynolds | Cynthia Bausell | 84 | ||||
1939/1939_11_10 | Williams | Bobbie Ray | 3 months | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Williams" | |||
1939/1939_12_08 | McReynolds | Robert A. | 63 | "resident of Hamlin" | |||
1939/1939_12_15 | Garrett | George M. | 63 | car accident | |||
1940/1940_01_12 | Johnson | Lillian | "wife of A. P. Johnson" | ||||
1940/1940_01_12 | Artrip | Andrew J. | "resident of Thompson's Creek" | ||||
1940/1940_01_12 | Gray | Cleo | "before marriage was Miss Cleo Gilmer" | ||||
1940/1940_01_12 | Vance | Mrs. D. H. | "residing in the Cross Roads section" | ||||
1940/1940_01_12 | Powers | Marja Marie | 1 month | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Powers" | |||
1940/1940_01_12 | Brooks | Mrs. White | "in Putnam" | ||||
1940/1940_01_19 | Howington | Marie Ervin | 18 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Ervin" | |||
1940/1940_01_19 | Bundy | Samuel Patton | 78 | colored | |||
1940/1940_01_19 | Taylor | Mrs. Cummings | 79 | "Before marriage was a Miss Maxwell" | |||
1940/1940_01_19 | Hess | John E. | 29 | killed in mine accident | |||
1940/1940_01_19 | Oquinn | William | 24 | killed in mine accident | |||
1940/1940_01_19 | Hess | Crumley R. | 26 | killed in mine accident | |||
1940/1940_01_19 | Fletcher | Earl C. | 25 | killed in mine accident | |||
1940/1940_01_19 | Whited | Corless | 22 | killed in mine accident | |||
1940/1940_01_19 | Hess | Dexter | 22 | killed in mine accident | |||
1940/1940_01_19 | Evans | Lorraine | "daughter of T. Evans" | ||||
1940/1940_01_26 | Gilmer | Mrs. Paul | 33 | "was the daughter of Mrs. Hattie Yost Jenkins and the late Louis W. Jenkins" | |||
1940/1940_01_26 | Trigg | Mrs. Daniel | |||||
1940/1940_01_26 | Hale | Ruby | "before marriage was Miss Ruby Bussey" | ||||
1940/1940_01_26 | Musick | John E. | 63 | died in Bristol | |||
1940/1940_02_02 | Musick | Colbert | 74 | "Nash's Ford section" | |||
1940/1940_02_02 | Rasnake | Sarah | 76 | ||||
1940/1940_02_02 | Fuller | Marcia | 34 | died in Tampa, FL | |||
1940/1940_02_09 | Gray | Mrs. W. P. | Resolution | ||||
1940/1940_02_09 | Martin | Nicholas | 81 | died in Texas | |||
1940/1940_02_09 | Williams | W. D. | died in Kentucky | ||||
1940/1940_02_09 | Fuller | Narcie | died in Florida | ||||
1940/1940_02_09 | Dishman | Bob | 21 | mine accident | |||
1940/1940_02_16 | Fletcher | Mrs. Thomas | "daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. David Munsey" | ||||
1940/1940_02_16 | Garrett | Pat | 78 | ||||
1940/1940_02_16 | Arrington | Charles H. | 20 | died in Florida | |||
1940/1940_02_16 | Dye | Alice | about 70 | ||||
1940/1940_02_16 | Boyd | Henrietta | 46 | "was Miss Henrietta McNew" | |||
1940/1940_02_16 | Adams | James Samuel | 38 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. John Adams" | |||
1940/1940_02_16 | Whitt | Kelley | "son of Mrs. Martha Whitt" | ||||
1940/1940_02_16 | Puckett | William H. | 60 | ||||
1940/1940_02_16 | Rasnake | Bob | "son of the late Bone Rasnake" | ||||
1940/1940_02_16 | Lewis | Thomas Andrew | 88 | "in the Copper Creek section" | |||
1940/1940_02_16 | Stallard | Theoba | |||||
1940/1940_02_16 | Watson | Cora | 72 | "was the wife of Press Watson" | |||
1940/1940_02_23 | Puckett | J. Tivis | |||||
1940/1940_02_23 | Rasnake | Dorothy Alice | 14 | "daughter of Campbell Rasnake" | |||
1940/1940_02_23 | Jessee | Mary Quillen | 66 | "husband, Thomas B. Jessee, died four years ago" | |||
1940/1940_02_23 | Vance | Harold Wade | 10 months | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Vance" | |||
1940/1940_02_23 | Breeding | Raymond Millard | 17 months | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Linzy Breeding" | |||
1940/1940_02_23 | Kendrick | George Drayton | 66 | "son of the late W. J. and Melissa E. Kendrick" | |||
1940/1940_02_23 | McNew | Mrs. Thomas | 90 | ||||
1940/1940_03_08 | Pile | Joseph A. | 79 | ||||
1940/1940_03_08 | Boardwine | Sally | |||||
1940/1940_03_08 | Compton | Floyd | |||||
1940/1940_03_08 | Moretz | Audrey | 29 | "of Dante" | |||
1940/1940_03_15 | Hubbard | Ira | 86 | ||||
1940/1940_03_15 | Stoots | Maggie | 83 | ||||
1940/1940_03_15 | House | Paul Buckles | 47 | ||||
1940/1940_03_15 | Rector | S. J. | about 63 | ||||
1940/1940_03_22 | Thomas | George Alvin | car accident | ||||
1940/1940_03_22 | Gilmer | Newton H. | 84 | ||||
1940/1940_03_22 | Fine | Lou Wagoner | "widow of the late Dan Fine" | ||||
1940/1940_03_29 | Brummitt | Kent Lee | 2 | accidentally shot | |||
1940/1940_03_29 | Gose | Stephen Christopher | 70 | ||||
1940/1940_03_29 | Warner | J. D. | 58 | "on Cedar Creek" | |||
1940/1940_04_05 | Johnson | Wiley | 21 | "of Castle Ridge" | |||
1940/1940_04_05 | Gose | Romey S. | 54 | "son of the late Georgia Lee Gose and Hop Gose" | |||
1940/1940_04_12 | King | Allen | 79 | Reverend | |||
1940/1940_04_12 | Milton | Martha J. | "widow of the late Rev. William G. Milton" | ||||
1940/1940_04_12 | Robinson | Ed | shot by wife | ||||
1940/1940_04_12 | Dye | Mrs. Henry | |||||
1940/1940_04_19 | Bandy | Lula Martin | "wife of Henry M. Bandy" | ||||
1940/1940_04_19 | West | Robert | 18 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. George West" | |||
1940/1940_04_19 | Herndon | Bessie Jane | 34 | ||||
1940/1940_04_19 | Steffey | Lakie Dell | 49 | "wife of John Steffey" | |||
1940/1940_04_26 | Johnson | Rebecca Jane | 59 | "of Dante" | |||
1940/1940_05_03 | |||||||
1940/1940_05_10 | Williams | Eliza Jane | 77 | "widow of the late Dr. James T. Williams" | |||
1940/1940_05_10 | Lawson | John B. | 47 | "son of James and Mary Crusong Lawson" | |||
1940/1940_05_17 | Jessee | John Tivis | 76 | "on Copper Creek" | |||
1940/1940_05_17 | Jessee | Mrs. Thomas | 52 | "daughter of Dona Carroll" | |||
1940/1940_05_17 | Clark | John | |||||
1940/1940_05_17 | Dotson | "infant of Mr. and Mrs. Emory Dotson" | |||||
1940/1940_05_24 | Doton | Foy | shot by constable | ||||
1940/1940_05_24 | Boyd | Mrs. J. A. | car accident | ||||
1940/1940_05_24 | Johnson | Lynn | 23 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson" | |||
1940/1940_05_24 | Puckett | Thomas J. | |||||
1940/1940_05_31 | Gilmer | Mrs. M. E. | "was a Miss Lester" | ||||
1940/1940_06_21 | Crabtree | Burke | murdered by "Bad" George Honaker | ||||
1940/1940_06_21 | Pile | Mrs. Joseph A. | |||||
1940/1940_06_21 | Harmon | Russell A. | 85 | "of the Mew section" | |||
1940/1940_06_21 | Vaughn | Edith | |||||
1940/1940_07_05 | Fraley | J. B. | |||||
1940/1940_07_05 | Reaves | Opie Shepherd | stabbed by husband | ||||
1940/1940_07_05 | Meade | Jarrett | 84 | died in Kentucky | |||
1940/1940_07_05 | Steffey | Sara Elizabeth | 82 | "wife of the late J. C. Steffey" | |||
1940/1940_07_12 | Gilmer | Jasper H. | 76 | ||||
1940/1940_07_12 | Cox | Garnett A. | 46 | "wife of Orbon D. Cox" | |||
1940/1940_07_12 | Williams | Sam | about 56 | "colored cook" | |||
1940/1940_07_12 | Jessee | Bob | 76 | "first wife being a Miss Ashby...last wife...was Mrs. Emmett Jessee" | |||
1940/1940_07_19 | Cooper | William P. | 70 | "married to Nannie C. Meade" | |||
1940/1940_07_19 | Munsey | Ocie | 59 | "daughter of W. K. Munsey" | |||
1940/1940_07_19 | Harrison | Mrs. Ezra | 43 | "before marriage...was a Miss Hughes" | |||
1940/1940_07_19 | Fleenor | M. C. | close 90 | "wife, who was Ada Barton before marriage" | |||
1940/1940_08_09 | Miller | killed in mines | |||||
1940/1940_08_09 | Castle | Bryant | about 38 | shot | |||
1940/1940_08_09 | Moretz | Harley Neil | 8 | "son of Willet M. Moretz" | |||
1940/1940_08_09 | Lovell | Sarah Taylor | died in Cincinnati | ||||
1940/1940_08_09 | Cook | Morgan | killed by lightning | ||||
1940/1940_08_09 | Harrison | J. R. | |||||
1940/1940_08_09 | Couch | N. M. | Card of thanks | ||||
1940/1940_08_23 | Cox | Orban D. | 52 | "son of the late L. Floyd Cox and Mrs. Mary B. Cox" | |||
1940/1940_08_23 | Casteel | Nellie | 31 | "of St. Paul...was the wife of Jake Casteel" | |||
1940/1940_08_30 | Cunningham | Elbert S. | 80 | "on Moccasin creek" | |||
1940/1940_09_06 | Strouth | Joseph William | 35 | "son of the late Joseph and Sarah Dye Strouth" | |||
1940/1940_09_06 | Dickenson | T. Farley | 69 | ||||
1940/1940_09_06 | Skeens | Jonathan | 95 | "near Castlewood" | |||
1940/1940_09_06 | Richardson | Laura Frances | 43 | "husband, Will E. Richardson" | |||
1940/1940_09_06 | Jones | Luther D. | 35 | accidentally shot | |||
1940/1940_09_13 | Fields | Gladys Viola | 15 | "parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Fields" | |||
1940/1940_09_13 | Hall | Charles Gose | 56 | "at Hamlin" | |||
1940/1940_09_27 | Young | Otis | colored, killed in mines | ||||
1940/1940_10_04 | Johnson | W. C. | shot by Bill C. Hurd | ||||
1940/1940_10_04 | Banner | William Cowan | 44 | son of "Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Banner" | |||
1940/1940_10_04 | Carpenter | Myrtle | 42 | "wife of Lindsey Carpenter" | |||
1940/1940_10_04 | Harman | W. A. | 64 | "in West Dante" | |||
1940/1940_10_04 | Combs | in Cincinnati, "infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Combs, Jr." | |||||
1940/1940_10_11 | Steffey | J. C. | 75 | "survived by his wife and twenty children" | |||
1940/1940_10_11 | Henritze | Thomas Craig | 3 | died in Colorado | |||
1940/1940_10_25 | |||||||
1940/1940_11_01 | Fuller | Luther E. | |||||
1940/1940_11_08 | Counts | Joshua | over 80 | ||||
1940/1940_11_08 | Lampkins | Tommy Lynn | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Lampkins" | ||||
1940/1940_11_15 | Mollinary | Mrs. G. L. | 53 | at St. Paul | |||
1940/1940_12_06 | Clapp | Charles E. | 67 | in Washington | |||
1940/1940_12_06 | Jessee | Mrs. Henry | |||||
1940/1940_12_06 | Steele | Levi | about 60 | ||||
1940/1940_12_06 | Litton | Zelphia | "former Miss Zelphia Richardson" | ||||
1940/1940_12_13 | Nuley | Virginia Tennessee | 54 | "in Bear Wallow" | |||
1940/1940_12_20 | Walls | Elbert | 60 | "of Honaker" | |||
1940/1940_12_20 | Keys | John | 68 | "near Clinchfield" | |||
1940/1940_12_20 | Artrip | Mary Ann | 91 | ||||
1941/1941_01_03 | Tate | Mollie Burdine | 74 | "daughter of the late John W. and Stella Fleenor Tate" | |||
1941/1941_01_03 | Gose | Elizabeth L. | 78 | "daughter of the late Mary Aston Litton and Joseph Litton" | |||
1941/1941_01_03 | Wilkerson | Arthur C. | 30 | ||||
1941/1941_01_03 | Burton | Tina | 60 | "survived by her husband, Robert Burton" | |||
1941/1941_01_03 | Smith | Minnie Eva | 56 | "was the daughter of the late William J. Crawford" | |||
1941/1941_01_03 | Monk | Mary Jo | 11 | car accident, "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Monk" | |||
1941/1941_01_03 | Fields | Charles Robert | 13 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fields" | |||
1941/1941_01_03 | Kiser | Elijah S. | 83 | "on Chaney Creek" | |||
1941/1941_01_03 | Keen | Luke | 25 | hit by car | |||
1941/1941_01_03 | Keith | Eugene E. | "son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Keith" | ||||
1941/1941_01_03 | Lawson | Charles F. | 50 | "widow, Mrs. Fannie Fugate Lawson" | |||
1941/1941_01_10 | Hurt | Pearl Porter | 59 | "wife of C. W. Hurt" | |||
1941/1941_01_10 | Hardwick | Thomas J. | 74 | "retired merchant" | |||
1941/1941_01_10 | Dameron | Laura Mildred | 58 | ||||
1941/1941_01_17 | Bailey | James W. | 71 | died in Texas | |||
1941/1941_01_17 | Gilmer | Morrell E. | "son of the late T. A. Gilmer and Mrs. Sallie Baldwin Gilmer" | ||||
1941/1941_01_17 | Rasnick | Thomas A. | "son of Bonapart and Margaret Rasnick" | ||||
1941/1941_01_17 | Dickenson | Pattie Boyd | |||||
1941/1941_01_17 | Fink | W. W. | "shot to death" | ||||
1941/1941_02_07 | Suit | A. C. | 79 | "on route 2, Castlewood" | |||
1941/1941_02_07 | Davis | Joe | about 65 | "a wife, who was Miss Eliza Munsey" | |||
1941/1941_02_07 | Lowe | Vince Gilmer | 55 | "Belfast citizen" | |||
1941/1941_02_14 | Stinson | Robert B. | 85 | ||||
1941/1941_02_14 | Sword | W. C. | |||||
1941/1941_02_14 | Monk | Georgia | "wife of Berney Monk" | ||||
1941/1941_02_14 | Owens | Mary Jane | 56 | "near Cleveland" | |||
1941/1941_02_14 | Bausell | John C. | 79 | "son of the late Thurman and Hannah Price Bausell" | |||
1941/1941_02_14 | Rainero | James G. | "was married to Miss Dosha Breeding" | ||||
1941/1941_02_21 | Rasnake | Nancy | 75 | "was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Stevens Rasnake" | |||
1941/1941_02_21 | Monk | Clara Mae | 15 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Monk" | |||
1941/1941_03_07 | Nipper | John Henry | 61 | "survived by his wife, who was Rebecca Lewis" | |||
1941/1941_03_07 | Skeen | John F. | 83 | "in the Grassy Creek section" | |||
1941/1941_03_07 | Pardue | Richard E. | 79 | "survived by his second wife, the former Nettie Dollarhide" | |||
1941/1941_03_07 | Smith | Ransome | about 55 | suicide | |||
1941/1941_03_14 | Dinwiddie | 96 | wife of M. L. Dinwiddie | ||||
1941/1941_03_14 | Flannary | Mrs. Creed | 92 | ||||
1941/1941_03_14 | Salyer | S. P. | 74 | "in the Grassy Creek section" | |||
1941/1941_03_14 | Smith | E. G. | 67 | "near Honaker" | |||
1941/1941_03_14 | Meade | son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Meade | |||||
1941/1941_03_21 | Cook | Dock E. | 63 | "near Lebanon" | |||
1941/1941_03_21 | Gibson | Paul Brown | 10 | "son of Mrs. J. Wirt Gibson" | |||
1941/1941_03_21 | Ingle | Henry W. | 80 | "in Castlewood" | |||
1941/1941_03_21 | Tankersley | 4 weeks | "child of Mr. and Mrs. Ewing Tankersley" | ||||
1941/1941_03_21 | Ball | Mariah E. | 84 | "was the wife of the late Charlie Ball" | |||
1941/1941_03_21 | Kiser | Mrs. L. H. | died in Pennsylvania | ||||
1941/1941_03_21 | Dye | W. F. | died March 11, 1934 | ||||
1941/1941_03_28 | Tignor | J. Sam | "survived by his wife Clara Ferguson Tignor" | ||||
1941/1941_03_28 | Worley | H. K. | 53 | "at Carterton" | |||
1941/1941_03_28 | Howard | Amanda M. | 92 | "was married to the late Franklin Howard" | |||
1941/1941_03_28 | Wallace | Betty E. | 8 | "parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Walker" | |||
1941/1941_03_28 | Kiser | Mrs. Frances | 81 | "at Hungerford, Pennsylvania...daughter of Elijah and Mary Sutherland" | |||
1941/1941_03_28 | Evans | E. M. | 79 | "son of Hammond Evans...mother was Phoebe Kelly" | |||
1941/1941_04_04 | Belcher | James H. | "in Blairsville, Georgia" | ||||
1941/1941_04_04 | Dorton | Glenn Clark | 22 | suicide, son of "Mr. and Mrs. Homer Dorton" | |||
1941/1941_04_04 | Horne | Fred | 16 | suicide, son of "Mr. and Mrs. Wade Horne" | |||
1941/1941_04_04 | Fuller | Donald | 11 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Fuller" | |||
1941/1941_04_11 | Gilmer | E. T. (Tot) | "son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Cummings Gilmer" | ||||
1941/1941_04_18 | Kidd | Carroll L. | 62 | car accident | |||
1941/1941_04_18 | Gilmer | Lizzie | 87 | "survived by one brother, W. C. Gilmer" | |||
1941/1941_04_18 | Bradshaw | Bob | "aged Negro" | ||||
1941/1941_04_25 | Kernan | Charles K. | 73 | "son of the late Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Kernan" | |||
1941/1941_04_25 | Whitt | Gould | about 45 | "son of the late Z. N. Whitt" | |||
1941/1941_04_25 | Ray | Slem | 87 | ||||
1941/1941_04_25 | Kiser | Melissa | "wife of A. B. Kiser" | ||||
1941/1941_05_02 | Robins | Clyde | 11 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Evans Robins", car accident | |||
1941/1941_05_02 | Litton | Mollie | 47 | "before marriage Mrs. Litton was Miss Mollie Holmes" | |||
1941/1941_05_02 | Fraley | Virginia F. | 78 | ||||
1941/1941_05_09 | |||||||
1941/1941_05_16 | Cumbow | Harry Lee | 30 | ||||
1941/1941_05_16 | Counts | Mrs. S. H. | about 80 | "at Blackford" | |||
1941/1941_05_16 | Sproles | Jackie Elder | 1 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Ival Sproles" | |||
1941/1941_05_23 | Owens | Denton K. | hit by train | ||||
1941/1941_05_23 | Keith | Nancy | 73 | "wife of T. J. Jessee" | |||
1941/1941_05_23 | Baldwin | Orpha Fink | |||||
1941/1941_05_23 | Robinson | Coy | 35 | mine accident | |||
1941/1941_05_23 | Collins | Lowell | 13 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Collins" | |||
1941/1941_05_30 | Settle | Arthur L. | 58 | "son of the late R. L. and Julia Taylor Settle" | |||
1941/1941_05_30 | Harrison | Bernard B. | 58 | "born to Nancy Jane and Samuel Harrison" | |||
1941/1941_06_06 | Jessee | Jefferson | "near Hansonville" | ||||
1941/1941_06_06 | Farriss | Mrs. A. A. | 88 | ||||
1941/1941_06_06 | Cox | Mel | "died at Raven" | ||||
1941/1941_06_13 | Jessee | Samuel P. | 80 | "near Castlewood" | |||
1941/1941_06_13 | Gilmer | Walter S. | 57 | "reared near Hansonville" | |||
1941/1941_06_20 | Bales | Henry | 69 | "of East Swords Creek" | |||
1941/1941_06_20 | Jenks | Charles M. | "parents, the late John P. and Mary Jenks" | ||||
1941/1941_06_20 | Dye | Sarah M. | 69 | "wife of James J. Dye" | |||
1941/1941_06_27 | Williams, Jr. | Mrs. Lawrence | died in Pittsburg, PA | ||||
1941/1941_06_27 | Fleenor | John L. | 83 | ||||
1941/1941_07_04 | Honaker | James Lewis | 15 | accidentally shot | |||
1941/1941_07_04 | Williams | Virginia Magdalene | 2 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Doc Williams" | |||
1941/1941_07_04 | Davis | James A. | 76 | died in Missouri | |||
1941/1941_07_04 | McReynolds | Eliza Mae | "wife of Arthur McReynolds" | ||||
1941/1941_07_11 | Fugate | Frank L. | 70 | "survived by his wife, the former Miss Etta Fugate" | |||
1941/1941_07_11 | Francisco | William H. | 71 | "son of the late Bryant Francisco" | |||
1941/1941_07_11 | Steele | James M. | 81 | "son of Eliah and Louisa Lockhart Steel" | |||
1941/1941_07_11 | Fugate | Henry Wood | 75 | "son of the late Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Fugate" | |||
1941/1941_07_11 | Monk | Clarence | 23 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. John Monk", drowned | |||
1941/1941_07_18 | Rasnake | Mrs. James M. | died in Atlanta, GA | ||||
1941/1941_07_18 | Campbell | Dallas A. | 25 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Campbell" | |||
1941/1941_07_18 | Robertson | Mary Brown | 32 | "wife of J. Donald Robertson" | |||
1941/1941_08_01 | Dye | Earl | 31 | car accident | |||
1941/1941_08_01 | Strouth | Mrs. W. A. | 85 | "of Cleveland, VA" | |||
1941/1941_08_01 | Kiser | Sue Fraley | 83 | ||||
1941/1941_08_01 | Brooks | William H. | 86 | ||||
1941/1941_08_01 | Smith | George | about 50 | suicide at Clinchco | |||
1941/1941_08_08 | Smith | John Henry A. | "of the Elk Garden section" | ||||
1941/1941_08_15 | Mason | Edward Harvey | 70 | "six miles west of Lebanon" | |||
1941/1941_08_15 | Cox | Cora Taylor | "wife of George Thomas Cox" | ||||
1941/1941_08_15 | Buckland | Charles | car accident | ||||
1941/1941_08_22 | |||||||
1941/1941_08_29 | Ketron | John W., Sr. | 87 | ||||
1941/1941_08_29 | Jessee | T. D. K. | 82 | died in Roanoke | |||
1941/1941_08_29 | Amburgey | Dana | 20 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Amburgey" | |||
1941/1941_08_29 | Stinson | Arthur | drowned, "son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Stinson" | ||||
1941/1941_09_05 | Smith | Aut L. | 55 | ||||
1941/1941_09_05 | Counts | Mary | 86 | hit by train, "widow of Zeke Counts" | |||
1941/1941_09_05 | Phillips | John Edward | 77 | ||||
1941/1941_09_12 | Reynolds | Robert | World War I vet | ||||
1941/1941_09_12 | Williams | Tom | colored, died in Bristol | ||||
1941/1941_09_19 | Lowe | Thomas Elbert | 24 | car accident | |||
1941/1941_09_19 | Taylor | Grover C. | 54 | ||||
1941/1941_09_19 | Boyd | J. A. | 42 | of Dante | |||
1941/1941_09_19 | Williams | John T. | 69 | ||||
1941/1941_09_19 | Wilson | Arthur | 63 | "survived by his father, J. P. Wilson" | |||
1941/1941_09_26 | |||||||
1941/1941_10_03 | Maiden | George A. | 89 | Reverend | |||
1941/1941_10_03 | Call | Eileen Hearon | "daughter of the late Dr. D. S. Hearon and Cleo Miles Hearon" | ||||
1941/1941_10_03 | Bostic | Mrs. Sterling | 37 | "of lower Russell County" | |||
1941/1941_10_03 | Chafin | Lou Emma | 72 | ||||
1941/1941_10_03 | White | Newland H. | 42 | "in Belfast" | |||
1941/1941_10_03 | Lasley | 6 months | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Will Lasley" | ||||
1941/1941_10_10 | Whitt | Ralph W. | "interred at Honaker" | ||||
1941/1941_10_17 | Jessee | C. L. | 75 | "son of Archer S. and Cristina Jessee" | |||
1941/1941_10_17 | Perry | Mrs. W. F. | |||||
1941/1941_10_17 | Hale | Frank F. | |||||
1941/1941_10_24 | Walden | Edith | 74 | "widow of Charlie Walden" | |||
1941/1941_10_24 | Woodward | Lillie | car accident | ||||
1941/1941_10_24 | Hess | James E. | "at Haysi" | ||||
1941/1941_10_31 | Hale | James M. | 24 | mine accident | |||
1941/1941_10_31 | Powers | John Burrel | 28 | mine accident | |||
1941/1941_11_07 | Dotson | Ada | 67 | "widow of Tom Dotson" | |||
1941/1941_11_14 | Turner | Eliza McReynolds | 95 | ||||
1941/1941_11_14 | Gibson | John W. A. | 78 | car accident | |||
1941/1941_11_14 | Campbell | Edith Lee | 53 | died in Baltimore, "father, Dave A. Meade" | |||
1941/1941_11_14 | Sword | Fred, Jr. | 28 | car accident | |||
1941/1941_11_21 | Hicks | John | 74 | "first wife was Miss Kate Thurman" | |||
1941/1941_12_05 | Mutter | Tom | 40 | mine accident, "son of Charles and Mary Barnett" | |||
1941/1941_12_05 | Wells | Beverly | 61 | ||||
1941/1941_12_05 | Osborn | Charles Fletcher | 84 | "near Castlewood" | |||
1941/1941_12_05 | McCloud | Mary | "daughter of the late Mrs. Sara Puckett" | ||||
1941/1941_12_12 | Payne | Lizzie J. | 65 | "husband, George Payne" | |||
1941/1941_12_12 | Moore | Bertie Mae | 40 | "in Dante" | |||
1941/1941_12_12 | Cox | Thomas Carson | 82 | ||||
1941/1941_12_12 | Parks | Roy | 30 | "wife, who was before marriage a Miss Helton" | |||
1941/1941_12_19 | Harrison | Howard W. | 28 | car accident | |||
1941/1941_12_19 | Edmonds | K. F. | 76 | "in Carterton" | |||
1942/1942_01_09 | Baker | B. J. | 76 | at Tumbez | |||
1942/1942_01_16 | Teets | Hannah | |||||
1942/1942_01_16 | Evans | Elizabeth B. | 64 | "widow of [late] E. M. Evans" | |||
1942/1942_01_16 | Gamble | Mrs. Walter | 47 | "daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Musick" | |||
1942/1942_01_16 | Wysor | Tom | at Belfast | ||||
1942/1942_01_23 | Huffman | Mrs. Will | 57 | "Before marriage she was a Miss Helton" | |||
1942/1942_01_23 | Dickenson | James Ora | 84 | ||||
1942/1942_01_23 | Jessee | Thomas B. | 84 | ||||
1942/1942_01_30 | Fields | Stanley | 35 | ||||
1942/1942_01_30 | Johnson | Tom | 72 | "at Tumbez" | |||
1942/1942_02_06 | Robinson | Carrie | 35 | colored, murdered | |||
1942/1942_02_13 | Brown | Mrs. Paul | 44 | "of Honaker" | |||
1942/1942_02_13 | Bradley | John H. | 68 | "in the Casterun section" | |||
1942/1942_02_13 | Stinson | Florence Sykes | 74 | "wife of T. R. Stinson" | |||
1942/1942_02_13 | Smith | Joseph C. | died in Missouri | ||||
1942/1942_02_20 | Davis | Lon Glenn | 38 | ||||
1942/1942_02_20 | Bowman | John | 65 | ||||
1942/1942_02_20 | Comer | John | 61 | "near Cleveland" | |||
1942/1942_02_20 | Kiser | Nannie Jessee | 83 | "near Carterton" | |||
1942/1942_02_20 | Johnson | G. Bruce | 73 | "near Honaker" | |||
1942/1942_02_27 | Gilmore | William C. | 64 | "married Miss Mary E. Cowan" | |||
1942/1942_02_27 | Dye | Lucine | 75 | "widow of A. B. Dye" | |||
1942/1942_02_27 | Dye | Mrs. Charlie | 51 | ||||
1942/1942_02_27 | McCloud | Luther | 44 | ||||
1942/1942_02_27 | Bolling | Maude Lynch | 35 | "wife of Monroe Bolling" | |||
1942/1942_03_06 | Wilson | John P. | 97 | Confederate veteran | |||
1942/1942_03_06 | Salyers | Robert S. | 82 | at Grassy Creek | |||
1942/1942_03_06 | Jessee | Nannie B. | 83 | "married to Elihue Kiser" | |||
1942/1942_03_06 | Hanson | Robert | died at Pearl Harbor | ||||
1942/1942_03_13 | Fogleman | James | 76 | Reverend | |||
1942/1942_03_13 | Henderson | "infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Henderson" | |||||
1942/1942_03_13 | Ramsey | Hatler D. | 83 | "near Hamlin" | |||
1942/1942_03_13 | Patrick | "eight-day old infant of Rosco Patrick" | |||||
1942/1942_03_13 | Dye | W. F. | "passed away eight years ago March 1934" | ||||
1942/1942_04_03 | Gray | James | 93 | Confederate veteran | |||
1942/1942_04_10 | Denny | Eva Thomas | "wife of Graham Denny...daughter of Mr. Abe Thomas" | ||||
1942/1942_04_17 | Fern | Dave | died in Baltimore | ||||
1942/1942_04_17 | Harris | Elkanie E. | 51 | ||||
1942/1942_04_17 | Cumbow | Martha J. | 69 | "wife of James Cumbow", nee Jessee | |||
1942/1942_04_17 | Smith | Walter | near 67 | "parents Rit and Josephine Smith" | |||
1942/1942_04_17 | Bundy | Clarence C. | |||||
1942/1942_04_24 | Jenks | Wilson | 30 | ||||
1942/1942_04_24 | Warner | Roy, Jr. | 13 | ||||
1942/1942_04_24 | Stump | Mary M. | 80 | ||||
1942/1942_04_24 | Whitt | A. Lon | 80 | "of the New Garden district" | |||
1942/1942_04_24 | Cumbow | Callie | 67 | "near Hansonville" | |||
1942/1942_05_01 | Ball | Haskew | 98 | Confederate veteran | |||
1942/1942_05_08 | Lavinder | T. C. | |||||
1942/1942_05_08 | Alexander | Mary | "wife of Johnson Alexander" | ||||
1942/1942_05_15 | Grigsby | Ella | 50 | "wife of George W. Grigsby" | |||
1942/1942_05_22 | Fugate | J. S. B. | 59 | "son of Robert B. Fugate and Mary A. Wood Fugate" | |||
1942/1942_05_22 | Garrett | Susie | 54 | "husband, Henry B. Garrett" | |||
1942/1942_05_22 | Powers | Paris Fisher | 54 | "married to Miss Nannie G. Chafin" | |||
1942/1942_05_29 | Jessee | Belva | "formerly Miss Belva Puckett", "Mrs. Houston Jessee" | ||||
1942/1942_05_29 | McGlothlin | Melissa Bales | |||||
1942/1942_05_29 | Hess | "infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Burton Hess" | |||||
1942/1942_05_29 | Quillen | George Robert | 66 | "of the Lower Castlewood district" | |||
1942/1942_05_29 | Fogleman | Charlie Wesley | 80 | ||||
1942/1942_06_05 | |||||||
1942/1942_06_12 | Hillman | Lola | "Mrs. Roscoe W. Hillman...daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Jones" | ||||
1942/1942_06_12 | Dickenson | Laura Victoria | "widow of the late Charles E. Dickenson" | ||||
1942/1942_06_12 | Hurt | Robert S. | 70 | died in Texas | |||
1942/1942_06_19 | Wilson | Richard E. | 28 | died in WWII | |||
1942/1942_06_19 | Smith | F. B. | 75 | "in the Cleveland district" | |||
1942/1942_06_19 | Purcell | Lillie K. | 48 | "husband, Charles N. Purcell" | |||
1942/1942_06_19 | Campbell | Frank | 51 | WWI veteran | |||
1942/1942_06_19 | Hughes | Rosa | 31 | "of St. Paul" | |||
1942/1942_06_26 | Thomas | Sarah Rachel | 71 | "widow of the late George Alvin Thomas" | |||
1942/1942_06_26 | Horton | Pauline | 19 | murdered | |||
1942/1942_07_24 | Combs | Jane Kiser | 87 | "of Hansonville" | |||
1942/1942_07_24 | Thomas | Lula Bell | "daughter of the late George L. and Nancy Counts Stinson" | ||||
1942/1942_07_24 | Lockhart | Mrs. J. H. | funeral...last week" | ||||
1942/1942_07_31 | Breeding | Virginia Evelyn Miller | "Mrs. A. L. Breeding" | ||||
1942/1942_07_31 | Graham | Robert N. | hit by train | ||||
1942/1942_07_31 | Hedrick | A. W. | |||||
1942/1942_08_07 | Cox | J. A. | 67 | ||||
1942/1942_08_07 | Stoots | Jimmie | 2 | ||||
1942/1942_08_07 | Fuller | Major L. | 65 | "widow, Mrs. Founa Fuller" | |||
1942/1942_08_14 | Crabtree | Robert C. | 78 | "of the Belfast area" | |||
1942/1942_08_14 | Dorton | John Wesley | 21 | motorcycle accident | |||
1942/1942_08_14 | Gray | Susan | "widow of the late Dish Gray" | ||||
1942/1942_08_14 | Wade | Andrew | about 78 | ||||
1942/1942_08_21 | Harrison | Lynda Mae | 5 | hit by car | |||
1942/1942_08_21 | Harrison | Mary | 12 | hit by car | |||
1942/1942_08_21 | Clark | 6 months | "child of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Clark" | ||||
1942/1942_08_28 | Addison | Alice Cosby | |||||
1942/1942_09_04 | Gilmer | Clint | died in Illinois | ||||
1942/1942_09_11 | Hicks | Mrs. Scott | 76 | ||||
1942/1942_09_18 | Stinson | Walter P. | died in Kansas, "son of the late George L. and Nancy Counts Stinson" | ||||
1942/1942_09_25 | Gilbert | William McKinley | 37 | "father, Sam Gilbert" | |||
1942/1942_09_25 | Conner | Ella | died in Georgia, "daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Settle" | ||||
1942/1942_09_25 | Stump | Christopher | 83 | ||||
1942/1942_09_25 | White | Arnold B. | 36 | "survived by his wife, Mrs. Lucille White" | |||
1942/1942_10_02 | Short | Everett | 77 | "widow, Mrs. Jettie Elizabeth Short" | |||
1942/1942_10_02 | Gilmer | Clinton H. | 76 | died in Illinois, "son of Jno. and Mary Gilmer" | |||
1942/1942_10_02 | Osborne | Dolly Salyer | 60 | "married to Nelson Joseph Osborne" | |||
1942/1942_10_09 | |||||||
1942/1942_10_16 | |||||||
1942/1942_10_23 | Puckett | Martha I. | 87 | ||||
1942/1942_10_23 | Orvin | Bill | at least 90 | ||||
1942/1942_10_30 | Gilgore | Nannie Hargis | 76 | "widow of Judge G. W. Kilgore" | |||
1942/1942_10_30 | Vandyke | Henry J. | 68 | ||||
1942/1942_10_30 | Wallace | Claude | drowned in Colorado River | ||||
1942/1942_10_30 | Mays | Edward B. | 56 | "survived by his widow, Mrs. Alta Cross Mays" | |||
1942/1942_11_06 | McDaniel | Cornelia Gilmer | 32 | "daughter of the late Dr. A. K. Gilmer" | |||
1942/1942_11_13 | Powers | Robert Lansing | 23 | killed in WWII | |||
1942/1942_11_20 | Tignor | Clarabell | "widow of Samuel Tignor" | ||||
1942/1942_11_20 | Helton | Ike | 71 | "survived by his wife Mary Jackson Helton" | |||
1942/1942_11_20 | Grizzle | Cleveland H. | 55 | ||||
1942/1942_11_20 | White | Gladys | 43 | "wife of John Henry White" | |||
1942/1942_11_27 | Parks | Homer S. | 46 | "Hamlin, VA" | |||
1942/1942_11_27 | Taylor | Tobe | 73 | "survived by his widow, Mrs. Selina Powers Taylor" | |||
1942/1942_11_27 | Henritze | James A. | died in Los Angeles | ||||
1942/1942_12_04 | Cooper | Sid | of St. Paul | ||||
1942/1942_12_04 | Jacobs | W. R. | 49 | "near Castlewood" | |||
1942/1942_12_11 | Thomas | J. Crock | 86 | ||||
1942/1942_12_11 | Kiser | Ephraim M. | 84 | died in Pennsylvania | |||
1942/1942_12_11 | Alderson | John W. | died in Arkansas | ||||
1942/1942_12_18 | Glover | Ida Katherine | 69 | "husband, Thomas M. Glover" | |||
1942/1942_12_18 | Campbell | Sarah M. | 78 | "widow of the late Wilson Campbell" | |||
1942/1942_12_25 | |||||||
1943/1943_01_08 | Cleek | Henry W. | 65 | "survived by his widow, Eliza Couch Cleek" | |||
1943/1943_01_08 | Smith | Maggie | 76 | "widow of F. B. Smith" | |||
1943/1943_01_08 | Porter | Dora | 70 | ||||
1943/1943_01_08 | Campbell | Mary Margaret | 7 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Campbell" | |||
1943/1943_01_08 | Skeens | Nan | 78 | ||||
1943/1943_01_08 | Hicks | George | died at Kingsport | ||||
1943/1943_01_08 | Bartee | Earl | "widow, who was Miss Lula Akers" | ||||
1943/1943_01_15 | Couch | Jeff J. | |||||
1943/1943_01_22 | Helton | Bert T. | killed in WWII plane crash | ||||
1943/1943_01_22 | McNew | Marion Pearce | "only son of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. McNew" | ||||
1943/1943_01_29 | Musick | Ransom | 92 | ||||
1943/1943_01_29 | Porter | John R. (Bud) | "son of the late Ott and Rachel Matney Porter" | ||||
1943/1943_01_29 | Martin | Harry Hood | 63 | ||||
1943/1943_02_05 | Hubbard | Giles | 37 | deserter, shot by Mps | |||
1943/1943_02_05 | Addison | Lillian Sue | 7 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Addison" | |||
1943/1943_02_05 | Leonard | Eleanor Fields | "Mrs. E. A. Leonard" | ||||
1943/1943_02_05 | Skeen | John | |||||
1943/1943_02_05 | White | Brown | |||||
1943/1943_02_12 | Fuller | Nina P. | 63 | "wife of A. C. Fuller...daughter of Mrs. Mary Ketron and the late John W. Ketron" | |||
1943/1943_02_12 | Musick | Cowan | 78 | ||||
1943/1943_02_12 | Banner | Rebecca Buttery | 70 | ||||
1943/1943_02_12 | Artrip | Basil C. | 30 | mine accident | |||
1943/1943_02_19 | Whitt | Raleigh | 74 | ||||
1943/1943_02_26 | Prater | Mary Browning | 76 | "the widow of Rev. J. L. Prater" | |||
1943/1943_02_26 | Mays | Addie | 64 | "daughter of Harvey and Sarah Salyer Mays" | |||
1943/1943_02_26 | Johnson | father of Ira Johnson | |||||
1943/1943_03_05 | Gilmer | Joe Browning | 35 | heart attack, "son of Joe Gilmer, Sr." | |||
1943/1943_03_05 | Routh | Harry G. | "son of the late H. G. Routh" | ||||
1943/1943_03_05 | Castle | Nannie B. | 75 | "wife of W. T. Castle" | |||
1943/1943_03_05 | Hart | Eunice | "on Weaver's creek" | ||||
1943/1943_03_12 | Meade | Mary E. | 80 | "wife of W. A. Meade" | |||
1943/1943_03_12 | Perkins | Elbert | died in fire | ||||
1943/1943_03_12 | Perkins | Mrs. Elbert | died in fire | ||||
1943/1943_03_12 | Perkins | Georgia | 14 | died in fire | |||
1943/1943_03_12 | Perkins | Nellie | 11 | died in fire | |||
1943/1943_03_12 | Perkins | Garnett | 9 | died in fire | |||
1943/1943_03_12 | Perkins | Ethel | 7 | died in fire | |||
1943/1943_03_19 | Dye | Hannah Vance | 80 | "of Swords Creek" | |||
1943/1943_03_19 | Smith | Charlie A. | |||||
1943/1943_03_19 | Jessee | "infant of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jessee" | |||||
1943/1943_03_26 | Gose | Mary Cowan | |||||
1943/1943_03_26 | Bradshaw | Mary D. | 88 | "wife of Charles Bradshaw...daughter of the late William and Caroline Stinson" | |||
1943/1943_03_26 | Ferguson | Walter M. | 80 | "wife, the former Miss Dora Gilmer" | |||
1943/1943_04_02 | Combs | Josephine | 75 | "husband, Elbert S. Combs" | |||
1943/1943_04_02 | Martin | Carrie L. | "wife of the late Nicolas Martin, and the daughter of the late J. Harvey and Bebecca Meade" | ||||
1943/1943_04_09 | Jessee | Barbara Louise | daughter of "Cpl. and Mrs. Robert Jessee" | ||||
1943/1943_04_16 | Bussey | "baby daughter...Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bussey" | |||||
1943/1943_04_16 | Johnson | Mary | more than 80 | died in Bristol | |||
1943/1943_04_16 | Salyers | Eliza | 85 | ||||
1943/1943_04_23 | Finney | Edward P. | 76 | died in Kentucky | |||
1943/1943_04_23 | Carty | Mary E. | 85 | "daughter of J. Harvey and Rebecca Meade" | |||
1943/1943_04_30 | Greear | Bessie Ernest | 79 | at St. Paul | |||
1943/1943_04_30 | Fletcher | Mrs. James | |||||
1943/1943_04_30 | Osborne | Nelson J. | 69 | "on Grassy creek near Castlewood" | |||
1943/1943_05_07 | Martin | William Dock | 88 | "Rev...in Dante" | |||
1943/1943_05_28 | Gibson | Esther Fugate | 86 | "daughter of Joseph Colbert Fugate and Elizabeth Keys Fugate" | |||
1943/1943_05_28 | Jennings | George M. | 42 | died in Bristol | |||
1943/1943_06_04 | York | James R. | died in WWII plane crash, "son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Blanchard" | ||||
1943/1943_06_04 | Gilbert | Benjamin H. | 56 | "son of E. K. and Martha Gilbert" | |||
1943/1943_06_04 | Keith | Virginia Riner | 77 | "daughter of the late George and Jane Riner" | |||
1943/1943_06_04 | Gose | Charles F. | 82 | ||||
1943/1943_06_04 | Buttry | Joseph H. | 68 | "son of the late Nat and Mary Brattin Buttry" | |||
1943/1943_06_04 | Musick | Charlene | "infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Musick of Norwood, Ohio" | ||||
1943/1943_06_11 | Litton | Pauline Jones | "wife of Hon. Scott Litton" | ||||
1943/1943_06_11 | Fields | Joe E. | 71 | ||||
1943/1943_06_18 | |||||||
1943/1943_06_25 | Dye | J. J. | 79 | ||||
1943/1943_06_25 | Cross | Dana Honaker | 21 | "Mrs. N. S. Cross...daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will Honaker" | |||
1943/1943_06_25 | Moore | Martha Robinson | 68 | "wife of the late Milton Moore" | |||
1943/1943_06_25 | Smoot | Thomas Richard | 68 | ||||
1943/1943_06_25 | Kestner | Julia | |||||
1943/1943_07_02 | Ascue | John L. | 72 | "son of Annie Lester and Henry Ascue" | |||
1943/1943_07_02 | Rasnake | Lillian Kiser | 54 | "Mrs. W. S. Rasnake" | |||
1943/1943_07_02 | Jones | Isaiah | 78 | "his wife, who before her marriage was Miss Ruth Holmes" | |||
1943/1943_07_02 | Fields | Mrs. Bob | |||||
1943/1943_07_02 | Hess | Lillie McLucille | 12 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Hess" | |||
1943/1943_07_09 | Hicks | Dora | 64 | ||||
1943/1943_07_09 | Gent | Linda Erma | "small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gent" | ||||
1943/1943_07_22 | Gray | Ira | "son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gray" | ||||
1943/1943_07_22 | Meade | James O. | 70 | "son of the late James Harvey and Rebecca Lindamood Meade" | |||
1943/1943_07_22 | Morrison | Mrs. Will | "daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Ed Martin" | ||||
1943/1943_07_22 | Alderson | Billy | |||||
1943/1943_07_22 | Williams | W. R. | "wife, Mrs. Mattie Peery Williams" | ||||
1943/1943_07_30 | Puckett | Mrs. David H. | "of Dallas, Texas" | ||||
1943/1943_07_30 | Breeding | Earl | "son of A. L. Breeding" | ||||
1943/1943_07_30 | Amos | John | in his seventies | ||||
1943/1943_07_30 | Fields | Olen | 41 | ||||
1943/1943_07_30 | Culbertson | William J. | 74 | ||||
1943/1943_08_06 | Tate | "William Edward Tate and wife...baby boy" | |||||
1943/1943_08_06 | Garrett | Martha Ellen | 63 | "married to Ben H. Garrett" | |||
1943/1943_08_06 | Hale | "infant of Mr. and Mrs. James Nelson Hale" | |||||
1943/1943_08_13 | Shoemaker | Paul Gilmer | "survived by his wife, Mrs. Kate Gent Shoemaker" | ||||
1943/1943_08_13 | Perry | James M. | 70 | ||||
1943/1943_08_13 | Gray | Buford | 16 | drowned in Tennessee | |||
1943/1943_08_20 | Aistrop | Grover | 59 | "son of the late Lon and Nannie Aistrop" | |||
1943/1943_08_27 | Shell | Floyd | "wife, Miss Ella Shell" | ||||
1943/1943_08_27 | Traylor | "infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Traylor" | |||||
1943/1943_09_03 | Ascue | Margie Ella | 44 | "daughter of the late James and Ocie Brown" | |||
1943/1943_09_10 | Smith | G. Bruce | 70 | "of the Sword's Creek section" | |||
1943/1943_09_17 | Sutherland | Clarence Edward | "infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Sutherland" | ||||
1943/1943_09_17 | Ferguson | Tommy B. | "Southeast of Lebanon" | ||||
1943/1943_09_17 | Isaacs | Elbert S. | 85 | "in Mendota" | |||
1943/1943_09_17 | Campbell | Cynthia A. | 76 | "near Lebanon" | |||
1943/1943_09_17 | Hendricks | Charles | |||||
1943/1943_09_24 | Salyers | Shannon S. | 59 | ||||
1943/1943_09_24 | Wysor | Ralph | 87 | "of the Belfast section" | |||
1943/1943_09_24 | Nash | Lula Rachel | 3 months | "parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nash" | |||
1943/1943_09_24 | Walker | Vicie | 78 | "wife of the late George J. Walker" | |||
1943/1943_09_24 | Kiser | Margaret | 78 | "married to Henry Floyd Kiser" | |||
1943/1943_10_01 | Meade | J. Hampton | 66 | ||||
1943/1943_10_08 | Dotson | Samuel C. | "of Cleveland" | ||||
1943/1943_10_08 | Dickenson | James M. | 77 | "son of Nancy Bickley and James H. Dickenson" | |||
1943/1943_10_08 | Gibson | Mattie Ketron | 71 | "Mrs. G. T. Gibson" | |||
1943/1943_10_15 | Harrison | James A. | 71 | "in Moccasin Gap" | |||
1943/1943_10_15 | Miller | Lora Louise | 47 | "father, John C. McGraw" | |||
1943/1943_10_15 | Campbell | Mrs. Joel | 81 | "brother, D. F. Jessee" | |||
1943/1943_10_15 | Fields | W. A. | "widow, Mrs. Dell Banner Fields" | ||||
1943/1943_10_22 | Cox | W. O. | 58 | "St. Paul" | |||
1943/1943_10_22 | White | J. J. | 79 | "of the Belfast section" | |||
1943/1943_10_22 | Dickenson | John W. | 72 | "survived by his widow, Mrs. Mary E. Dickenson" | |||
1943/1943_10_29 | Kiser | Clementine | "daughter of Mrs. J. E. Kiser" | ||||
1943/1943_10_29 | Sutherland | Rachel | 76 | "wife of Noah Sutherland" | |||
1943/1943_11_05 | Bowen | Virginia | 67 | "survived by her mother, Mrs. Margaret Wilson" | |||
1943/1943_11_05 | Kegley | Mrs. Charles H. | 71 | ||||
1943/1943_11_05 | Hanson | Frank M. | 85 | "in Hansonville" | |||
1943/1943_11_12 | Dean | Mary Ellen | 53 | "husband, Tye Dean" | |||
1943/1943_11_19 | Munsey | David M. | 79 | "in Hansonville" | |||
1943/1943_11_26 | Neal | William T. Jr. | 2 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Neal" | |||
1943/1943_11_26 | Puckett | Minnie Mae | 67 | ||||
1943/1943_12_03 | Puckett | George H. | 82 | ||||
1943/1943_12_10 | Philips | Rosmilion | 76 | hit by car | |||
1943/1943_12_10 | Fields | Aaron | 70 odd | "A week earlier", hit by train | |||
1943/1943_12_10 | Davis | Nannie B. | 74 | ||||
1943/1943_12_10 | Robinson | Mrs. George | |||||
1943/1943_12_10 | Jackson | Cowan G. | 62 | "at Haysi" | |||
1943/1943_12_10 | Osborne | Joe | 45 | "was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Alex Osborne" | |||
1943/1943_12_10 | Goodman | Eva Rosland Gibson | "husband, Raymond R. Goodman" | ||||
1943/1943_12_17 | Summers | Lewis Preston | 75 | ||||
1943/1943_12_17 | Thompson | Arabelle Breeding | 56 | "husband, H. E. Thompson" | |||
1943/1943_12_24 | |||||||
1944/1944_01_07 | Bowles | Louise A. | 69 | ||||
1944/1944_01_07 | Cumbow | Clint | 62 | "survived by his widow, Mrs. Bertha Baker Cumbow" | |||
1944/1944_01_07 | Sandoe | Raleigh R. | 59 | "the son of James L. and Vida Sandoe" | |||
1944/1944_01_07 | Tate | Eliza | 84 | "widow of Jake E. Tate" | |||
1944/1944_01_07 | Bausell | Charles Gilmer | "son of the late Charles W. and Mollie Bausell" | ||||
1944/1944_01_07 | Thompson | Alice N. | 82 | "widow of B. J. Thompson" | |||
1944/1944_01_14 | McDonald | Ammond | 78 | ||||
1944/1944_01_14 | Gose | J. B. | 87 | "widow, Mrs. Fannie Shoemaker Gose" | |||
1944/1944_01_14 | Cumbow | Mrs. A. H. | 96 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Parks Martin" | |||
1944/1944_01_14 | Perry | William Fuller | |||||
1944/1944_01_14 | McReynolds | Dock | |||||
1944/1944_01_21 | Boyd | Ellis J. | 62 | "son of the late Hobert and Polly A. Boyd" | |||
1944/1944_01_21 | Vencill | Lucy Jane | "widow of the late James Harvey Vencill" | ||||
1944/1944_01_28 | Castle | Wayne B. | 38 | "at Kingsport, Tenn." | |||
1944/1944_01_28 | Cozzolino | Cleo McCloud | "wife of Domenick Cozzolino" | ||||
1944/1944_01_28 | Robinson | William Donald | "infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Robinson" | ||||
1944/1944_01_28 | Nash | John | "died in the Corner section" | ||||
1944/1944_02_04 | Garrett | Claude Peery | 47 | "son of Mrs. Mary Garrett and the late Arthur Garrett" | |||
1944/1944_02_04 | Sargent | Phyllis Jean | 1 | "baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Sargent" | |||
1944/1944_02_04 | McGoldrick | Mary Jane | 73 | ||||
1944/1944_02_04 | Hurt | William T. | 74 | "survived by his widow, Mrs. Amanda L. Hurt" | |||
1944/1944_02_04 | Mutter | John | 67 | "married in 1902 to Rosa Cox" | |||
1944/1944_02_04 | Cumbow | Mrs. Jack | 87 | "west of Hansonville" | |||
1944/1944_02_04 | Vance | Arthur | "Honaker News" | ||||
1944/1944_02_18 | Morefield | Elmer | 26 | "of St. Paul", hit by train | |||
1944/1944_02_18 | Kiser | Grover C. | 59 | "son of Harve and Eliza Kiser" | |||
1944/1944_02_18 | Helton | Charlie | 65 | "widow, who was before the marriage Fanny Puckett" | |||
1944/1944_02_18 | Duff | Henry | 67 | "son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Sam Duff" | |||
1944/1944_03_03 | Baker | Henry T. | 67 | ||||
1944/1944_03_10 | Harrison | Elizabeth | 88 | "widow of George Harrison" | |||
1944/1944_03_10 | Kiser | J. B. | "son of the late Dr. Andy and Jane Dotson Kiser" | ||||
1944/1944_03_10 | Honaker | Taze | 80 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Honaker" | |||
1944/1944_03_10 | Jessee | Lucin G. | 44 | "widow, Mrs. Ada Kiser Jessee" | |||
1944/1944_03_10 | Gose | James N. | |||||
1944/1944_03_17 | Bostic | Nannie Jane | 60 | ||||
1944/1944_03_17 | Bickley | Joseph R. | 77 | "widow, Susan Dickenson Bickley" | |||
1944/1944_03_24 | Meade | Eliza Skeen | "daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Jessee" | ||||
1944/1944_03_31 | Powers | Mary Adaline | 82 | ||||
1944/1944_03_31 | Artrip | Mary Jane (Nancy Jane) | 82 | "wife of Marion Artrip" | |||
1944/1944_03_31 | Dickenson | James Hatler Sr. | 93 | son of Henry | |||
1944/1944_03_31 | Skeen | Joe | |||||
1944/1944_03_31 | Pientka | "about four years ago" | |||||
1944/1944_04_21 | Monk | James Carl | 54 | "at Castlewood" | |||
1944/1944_04_21 | Wireman | Reece E. | 43 | "widow, Mrs. Ethel Smith Wireman" | |||
1944/1944_05_12 | Hurt | Isabell St. Clair Ball | 80 | "was married to James Coy Hurt" | |||
1944/1944_05_12 | Porter | Nannie Bell | 70 | "married William H. Porter" | |||
1944/1944_05_19 | Addison | Hannah | 89 | "on Copper Creek" | |||
1944/1944_05_19 | Rasnake | Mrs. Bill | 51 | "one brother, Sam Sullivan" | |||
1944/1944_06_02 | Leonard | Everett A. | 67 | "in Bluefield, W. Va" | |||
1944/1944_06_02 | Musick | Mrs. R. B. | 79 | "at St. Paul" | |||
1944/1944_06_09 | No paper published | ||||||
1944/1944_06_16 | Honaker | Bradley | 34 | mine accident | |||
1944/1944_06_16 | Hevener | Grace Kent Gilmer | "youngest daughter of the late A. P. and Rachel Gilmer" | ||||
1944/1944_06_16 | Patrick | Laura J. | 61 | "daughter of the late Rev. A. A. and Mrs. Caroline J. Adams" | |||
1944/1944_07_14 | Lowe | Sam H. | killed in action on D-Day | ||||
1944/1944_07_14 | Penland | Ferman | killed in action in Europe | ||||
1944/1944_07_14 | Thompson | Ezra | "son of Norman and Elizabeth Wallace Thompson", died in Missouri | ||||
1944/1944_07_14 | Ferguson | J. Graham | 51 | "son of the late Aaron and Virginia Ferguson", died in Norfolk | |||
1944/1944_07_14 | Campbell | Cowan | 83 | "son of the late George W. and Sidney Cumbow Campbell" | |||
1944/1944_07_14 | Keith | James E. | 79 | ||||
1944/1944_07_14 | Briggs | George | |||||
1944/1944_07_21 | Terry | Nancy E. | "wife of W. E. Terry" | ||||
1944/1944_07_21 | Taylor | Orlen Oscar | 4 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Taylor" | |||
1944/1944_07_21 | Grizzle | Ollie | killed in action in Southwest Pacific | ||||
1944/1944_07_28 | Howard | Ryland C. | killed in action in Burma | ||||
1944/1944_07_28 | Mutter | Clyde | killed in action on D Day | ||||
1944/1944_07_28 | King | John | 70 | "son of William T. and Nancy L. King" | |||
1944/1944_08_04 | Dorton | Franklin D. | 9 weeks | "son of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Dorton" | |||
1944/1944_08_04 | Campbell | George D. | 52 | "wife, the former Miss Mollie Belcher" | |||
1944/1944_08_04 | Harmon | Ralph | killed in action on D Day | ||||
1944/1944_08_04 | Rose | Perry | killed in action in France | ||||
1944/1944_08_04 | Banner | Charlie W. | |||||
1944/1944_08_04 | Crawford | Jim | died in North Carolina | ||||
1944/1944_08_04 | Broadwater | Charlie | died in Norton | ||||
1944/1944_08_11 | Worsham | Harry (Arnold) | killed in action on D Day | ||||
1944/1944_08_11 | Gilbert | Ollie | killed in action in France | ||||
1944/1944_08_11 | Williams | Tom G. | about 56 | shot to death by Arthur Martin | |||
1944/1944_08_11 | Fraley | Joseph | 75 | "widow, Mrs. Mary Couch Fraley" | |||
1944/1944_08_18 | Artrip | Paul J. | died of wounds received in action in France | ||||
1944/1944_08_18 | Dickenson | John T. | "wife, the former Miss Mattie Quarles" | ||||
1944/1944_08_18 | Grizzle | Winnie | 86 | ||||
1944/1944_08_25 | Mutter | Frank | killed in action in France | ||||
1944/1944_08_25 | Harris | T. J. | 82 | "married Miss Sydney Owens" | |||
1944/1944_08_25 | McGlothlin | John | "burial followed in the Tunnel cemetery" | ||||
1944/1944_09_08 | Barnhart | Mildred Ann | "infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Barnhart" | ||||
1944/1944_09_08 | Jessee | Teddy | "son of Sam V. and Florine Jessee" | ||||
1944/1944_09_08 | Cook | 12 | "daughter of the late Charlie Cook...death was the third in this family in the last few months" | ||||
1944/1944_09_08 | Harrison | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Harrison" | |||||
1944/1944_09_22 | Grizzle | Woodrow | 26 | killed in action in France | |||
1944/1944_09_22 | Rasnick | Junior | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rasnick" | ||||
1944/1944_09_22 | Pientka | Edward S. | died in service in Aleutian Islands | ||||
1944/1944_09_22 | Skeens | Sherman | killed in action on D Day, "son of Jackson and Nancy Skeens" | ||||
1944/1944_09_22 | Alexander | Emma | 69 | ||||
1944/1944_09_29 | Garrett | Billy | 9 | "son of Dr. and Mrs. C. K. Garrett" | |||
1944/1944_09_29 | Repass | Walter | 63 | died in Gate City | |||
1944/1944_10_06 | Plaster | Henry Jackson | 46 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Plaster" | |||
1944/1944_10_06 | Comann | Thomas W. | 84 | died in Florida | |||
1944/1944_10_06 | Couch | husband of Mrs. N. S. Couch | |||||
1944/1944_10_06 | Routh | Mrs. Jake | died in Bluefield, husband died a few years ago | ||||
1944/1944_10_13 | Bausell | Lewis | killed in action in the South Pacific, "son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence K. Bausell" | ||||
1944/1944_10_13 | Newman | Wilson Gray | killed in action in France, "mother is the former Lucy Gray" | ||||
1944/1944_10_13 | Hayter | Louise | 6 | "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Howard Hayter" | |||
1944/1944_10_13 | Musick | R. B. | 85 | "of St. Paul" | |||
1944/1944_10_20 | Fields | David Guy | 23 | "parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Fields" | |||
1944/1944_10_20 | Harrison | Alice | |||||
1944/1944_10_20 | Hillman | Rudolph | 19 | "parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hillman" | |||
1944/1944_10_20 | Molinary | James W. | 23 | killed in action in Germany, father was G. L. Molinary | |||
1944/1944_10_27 | Smith | J. B. | "survived by his wife, who was Miss Rosa Routh" | ||||
1944/1944_10_27 | Dye | Ira | 55 | poisoned | |||
1944/1944_11_03 | Belcher | George | 21 | killed in action in Holland | |||
1944/1944_11_03 | Combs | Will | "in Coxtown" | ||||
1944/1944_11_10 | Jones | Campbell | 51 | "widow, the former Miss Georgia Bausell" | |||
1944/1944_11_10 | Tyler | William D. | "former resident of Dante" | ||||
1944/1944_11_17 | Stone | Larry | died of wounds received in combat | ||||
1944/1944_11_17 | Combs | Forrest | |||||
1944/1944_11_17 | Austin | T. H. | 81 | ||||
1944/1944_12_08 | Stowers | W. Raymond | car accident | ||||
1944/1944_12_08 | Stowers | Mattie Lou | 5 | car accident | |||
1944/1944_12_08 | Stowers | Harold | 18 months | car accident | |||
1944/1944_12_08 | Stowers | Mrs. W. R. | car accident | ||||
1944/1944_12_08 | Stowers | W. R., Jr. | 11 | car accident | |||
1944/1944_12_08 | Stowers | born dead | |||||
1944/1944_12_08 | Richardson | Vince | 57 | ||||
1944/1944_12_08 | Gilmer | Ida L. | 75 | "daughter of the late Daugherty and Mary Jessee Gilmer" | |||
1944/1944_12_15 | Combs | James | "son of Mrs. Lizzie Combs and the late Henry Combs", died in service | ||||
1944/1944_12_15 | Johnson | Richard Ben | 56 | "son of the late Richard W. Johnson and Rebecca Whetsell Johnson" | |||
1944/1944_12_15 | Fleenor | Mrs. T. H. | 58 | ||||
1944/1944_12_22 | Price | Gentry | 27 | killed in mines | |||
1944/1944_12_22 | Bobbitt | George William | |||||
1944/1944_12_22 | Wysor | W. J. | "in Swords Creek" | ||||
1945/1945_01_05 | Johnson | Gussie B. | |||||
1945/1945_01_05 | Gibson | Samuel L. | 73 | ||||
1945/1945_01_05 | Wysor | J. W. | 82 | "wife, Mrs. Laura Smith Wysor" | |||
1945/1945_01_05 | Saunders | Alfred | |||||
1945/1945_01_05 | Skeens | William McKinley | 83 | "son of the late Nathaniel and Sally Isaacs Skeens" | |||
1945/1945_01_05 | Kiser | Mrs. J. Arch | "daughter of the late A. J. and Martha A. Grigsby" | ||||
1945/1945_01_05 | Combs | Martha E. | 66 | "daughter of the late Austin and Priscilla Dotson" | |||
1945/1945_01_05 | Hawkins | Howard Stanley | 25 | ||||
1945/1945_01_05 | Steffey | Martha E. | 87 | "daughter of Squire and Margaret Dale Osborne" | |||
1945/1945_01_05 | Easterley | Della Evalena Baltimore Purcell | 70 | "married to Charles W. Easterly" | |||
1945/1945_01_05 | Barrett | Rush | |||||
1945/1945_01_05 | McGlothlin | Benson | hit by car in Baltimore | ||||
1945/1945_01_05 | Hobbs | Marvin | killed in action in Italy, "son of Mr. and Mrs. George Hobbs" | ||||
1945/1945_01_12 | Taylor | Charles E. | 64 | ||||
1945/1945_01_12 | Salyer | Sara Virginia | 90 | ||||
1945/1945_01_12 | Sutherland | Clyde Truitt | 20 months | "only son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Sutherland" | |||
1945/1945_01_12 | Gilmer | Mrs. Al Brown | "widow of the late W. E. Gilmer" | ||||
1945/1945_01_12 | Tate | John Burdine | 54 | ||||
1945/1945_01_12 | Austin | Sarah Elizabeth | 74 | "before her marriage was Miss Sarah Elizabeth Williams" | |||
1945/1945_01_19 | Helton | Paul | killed in action | ||||
1945/1945_01_19 | Smyth | Blythe R. | killed in action | ||||
1945/1945_01_19 | Ward | James W. | killed in action in France | ||||
1945/1945_01_19 | Steel | Charles | about 20 | froze to death | |||
1945/1945_01_19 | Grizzle | George | 67 | "wife, Mrs. Katherine Musick Grizzle" | |||
1945/1945_01_19 | Branson | Charles E. | 74 | "widow, Mrs. Rebecca Cooper Branson" | |||
1945/1945_01_19 | Bradley | Laura Alice | 66 | "husband, Charles Bradley" | |||
1945/1945_01_26 | Rasnick | Johnny | killed in action, "son of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Rasnick" | ||||
1945/1945_01_26 | Hurt | Vault | |||||
1945/1945_01_26 | Thompson | Sallie E. | 67 | "survived by her husband, J. T. Compton" | |||
1945/1945_01_26 | Hurt | Dewain E. | killed in action, "son of Mrs. Connie Hurt" | ||||
1945/1945_01_26 | Ballard | Johnnie E. | 19 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ballard" | |||
1945/1945_02_09 | Fogleman | James E. | 74 | ||||
1945/1945_02_09 | Thompson | Henry E. | |||||
1945/1945_02_09 | Bartee | J. D., Sr. | |||||
1945/1945_02_09 | Cox | Patton | |||||
1945/1945_02_16 | Rasnake | Arnold, Jr. | killed in action in Germany | ||||
1945/1945_02_16 | Harmon | W. D. | 27 | killed in action in Luxembourg | |||
1945/1945_02_16 | Fields | Anthony | killed in service explosion | ||||
1945/1945_02_16 | Bickley | Ed | died in Kentucky | ||||
1945/1945_03_02 | Jackson | Aubrey Eugene | 16 | "son of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Jackson" | |||
1945/1945_03_02 | Branson | William H. | 71 | "widow, Mrs. Rachel J. Branson" | |||
1945/1945_03_02 | Grizzle | B. H. | Land sale | ||||
1945/1945_03_09 | McGlothlin | Dale | 52 | Suicide | |||
1945/1945_03_09 | Browning | Hilton M. | died in Washington State | ||||
1945/1945_03_09 | Ball | Jessie B. | 83 | "at Belfast" | |||
1945/1945_03_09 | Holbrook | Laban P. | 80 | "near St. Paul" | |||
1945/1945_03_09 | Ball | Charlie | died in Honaker | ||||
1945/1945_03_09 | Ray | Henry | "in Lebanon" | ||||
1945/1945_05_11 | Wallace | Leon | killed in action in Germany | ||||
1945/1945_08_31 | Sabo | Joe, Jr. | "of Dante", killed in action, 11/8/1944 | ||||
1945/1945_08_31 | Campbell | James | "son of Mrs. Vince Campbell and the late Vince Campbell" | ||||
1945/1945_08_31 | Harrison | Warren G. | 5 | "In Loving Memory" | |||
1945/1945_08_31 | Wilson | Denver | "In Memoriam" | ||||
1945/1945_08_31 | Mays | W. H. | |||||
1945/1945_09_07 | List of 79 WWII dead | ||||||
1945/1945_10_12 | Alexander | Victoria | 83 | "Surviving are her mother, Rebeccas Justice" | |||
1945/1945_10_12 | Woodward | Rev. E. N. | 79 | ||||
1945/1945_10_12 | Ferguson | Mary M. | "wife of John B. Ferguson" | ||||
1945/1945_10_12 | mother of G. J. Hargis |