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| 8301 | The information concerning the names in this family comes from the will of Francis DeLoatch, dated 26 Dec 1799, Northampton County, VA. | Family: Solomon DeLoatch / Sarah "Salley" Burn (F6393)
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| 8302 | The Johnson County News, Mountain City, Tennessee Thursday, November 18, 1948 page 7 - Deaths J. L. PROFFITT... ... 79, died at his home near Sadie at 7:40 p.m., Wednesday. Survivors include three sons, Elmer, John and Fred of Carter county; three daughters, Mrs. Nellie Slimp of Elizabethton, Mrs. Eula Stout, and Mrs. Esma Proffitt of Butler; three brothers, Dr. J. D. Proffitt, of Butler, John Proffitt of Elizabethton, and Cannon Proffitt of Idaho; twenty grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Funeral will be held at 2:30 p.m. Friday at Dungan's Chapel with Rev. Ed Burnette and Rev. Brooks officiating. Burial will be in Blevins cemetery. | Proffitt, James Leonard (I11346)
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| 8303 | The Johnson County News, Mountain City, TN - Thursday, June 15, 1944 page 4 MILLARD GARFIELD HODGE Millard Garfield Hodge died at his home at Shouns, after an illness of 18 months. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Sunday afternoon at the home, in charge of Rev. Howard Reese and Rev. Laurence Trivette. Burial will be made in the family cemetery. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Bessie Hodge, one son, Edgar Hodge; two grandchildren: Mary Lou and George Hodge; two brothers: Boone Hodge and A. L. Hodge, and three sisters: Mrs. Tolly[sic] May and Mrs. Lula Dunne of Trade, and Mrs. Maggie Maines of Shouns. | Hodges, Millard Garfield (I44551)
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| 8304 | The Macon County Citizen - Oglethorpe, Ga. June 6, 1919 "Local and Personal" T. H. Williams of Abbeville, was among those who came up an attended the burial of Mrs. Georgia Ann DeLoach at Mt. Zion Cemetery. | Wilkinson, Georgia Ann (I24199)
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| 8305 | The man that shot him had borrowed money from Billy to come to Michigan to his Grandpa's funeral so he left him the gun. He wouldn't give Billy back the money and they had a fuss so the man shot Billy. (Blue) | DeLoach, William Ray (I3796)
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| 8306 | The Marion County Patriot, January 19, 1900 The Marion County Patriot, No. 3 January 19, 1900 Page One A Fatal Runaway Accident Daisy, Ga. Jan 15 – Mr. Henry T. DeLoach, one of the most prominent citizens of this county, was killed last night. A mule he was driving became frightened and ran away, throwing him from his buggy. He struck against a pine tree, his skull was crushed and his body badly mangled. | DeLoach, Henry T. (I19505)
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| 8307 | The Marion County Patriot, July 30, 1886 The Marion County Patriot, No. 31 Friday, July 30, 1886 Page Five Death of Mrs. Wisdom Mrs. F.L. Wisdom, after a little more than two weeks' severe illness, breathed her last at 10 o'clock Sunday. She bore her affliction with great Christian patience, and died in the hope of a blessed reward. Her remains were interred in the Baptist cemetery at 6 o'clock Sunday afternoon, surrounded by relatives and friends. Rev. Bascom Anthony performed the last sad rites at the grave. The Patriot extends its condolences to the bereaved relatives of the deceased. | (Wisdom), Annie E. (I31871)
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| 8308 | The middle initial C. for George DeLoach was listed on the 1870 Carter County Census. Further Civil Records for a George C. DeLoach have not been found. In the 1850 thru 1870 Carter County censuses, George is listed: 1850 George 1 1860 George 11 1870 George C. 18 In 1874, there is the following Carter County marriage record: Kineda DeLoach to Margaret Mays 14 October 1874 In the 1880 Carter County census there is the following listing: DeLoach Kanada 25 Margaret 20 William 5 Charles 1 In the Sullivan County 1891 Special Enumeration of Males over Twenty One, there is this listing: DeLoach Canaday 42 Based upon the foregoing, it appears that George C. DeLoach and Kineda (Kanada) (Canaday) DeLoach are the same person. 1900 Knox County, TN Census Household 260 Deloach Canada48May 1852TNCook Delia19Apr 1881TNLaborer Cotton mill William17May 1883 TN" Jesse14Jan 1886TN" Oscar10 Feb 1890TNHerding cattle John 6Jan 1894TN ---------- Application to the Guion Miller Roll of the Eastern Cherokees - Abstract Application 35696 dated 19 Aug 1907 George Canada DeLoach Elizabethton, Carter County Tennessee Age and Date of Birth 58 years old, born 1849 Wife's name and age Margaret DeLoach, deceased List of children living on May 28, 1906 Charlie DeLoach 281879 Delia DeLoach261881 Will DeLoach 241883 Jesse DeLoach 221885 Oscar DeLoach 201887 John DeLoach181889 Father Tom DeLoach Born Carter County, TN Died May 1888 in Carter County, TN Mother Lena Olliver Born in Carter County, TN Died April 1906 in Carter County, TN Name of brothers and sisters and date of birth James DeLoach1843 Mary DeLoach1845Died 1890 John DeLoach1847 Lizzie DeLoach1849Married Bill Treadway Bill DeLoach1851 Sam DeLoach1853 Mattie DeLoach1855Married Will Scalf Nettie ??? Scratched out entry Emelina DeLoach1857Married James DeLoach Grandparents Father's side John DeLoach, born in Carter County, Tennessee Phoebe Walden, born Carter County, Tennessee Mother's side George Olliver, born in Carter County, Tennessee Margaret Smalling, Carter County, Tennessee Name of grandparent's children Suckie DeLoach Martha DeLoach Tom DeLoach Nathan DeLoach Nancy DeLoach Tilda DeLoach Phoebe DeLoach Mary DeLoach John DeLoach Name of great grandparents: Unknown, except Stephen Walden, who was claimants great grandfather on his father's side. Remarks - "My grandmother Phoebe DeLoach, who was a daughter of Stephen Wallen, was full blood Cherokee indian belonging to the tribe occupying Va, Tenn, N.C.,& Georgia." Application rejected. Claims through the same source as 35207 (Elizabeth Treadway). ------------ 1910 Carter County, TN Census Household 226 Kenedy Deloach48 WdLaborer 1920 Pike County, KY Census Household 271 Deloach Charlie 46 TN TN TN Susie 19 Wife VA VA VA Kan72 Father TN TN TN 1930 Dickenson County, VA Census Clintwood Household 121 Deloch Charley 54 Wd VA VA VA 1923 Bristol, VA Cith Directory Deloach Cannady h 212 Taylor (VA) | DeLoach, George Canada (I4660)
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| 8309 | The Moody family had been living on Sidney Street, between Main and Market, since about 1932. The J.A. DeLoach family had moved from Johnson County to the 'Y' section in the western part of Johnson City in about 1934. After living there for acouple of years, they moved to 917 Wilson Ave, about two blocks from where the Moodys lived. It was here that Javan Astor 'Mike' De Loach met Lena Frances Moody. | Family: Javan Astor "Mike" DeLoach / Lena Frances Moody (F1880)
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| 8310 | The name "Noah Patton" was found on the death record of Susan Dugger Grindstaff. | Patton, Noah (I41566)
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| 8311 | The name John R. DeLoach is from the death record of Peter Si DeLoach. The informant is listed as Mr. J. R. DeLoach. Name listed as Johnie R. DeLoach on the United States Social Security Death Index. Names listed as Johnie Robert DeLoach, Jr. in Fannin County, TX public records. Names listed as Johnie Robert DeLoach on his grave stone in the Forest Grove Cemetery, Fannin County, TX. | DeLoach, John Robert "Johnie" (I49470)
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| 8312 | The name of his wife was probably Jane. | Johnson, Abraham (I46628)
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| 8313 | The name of Perlina is spelled differently is almost every civil record concerning her. The spelling P E R L I N A will be used for this record. This comes from the records of Jackie and Dawn Peters of Elizabethton, TN. Jackie is a descendant of the Oliver family of Northeastern Tennessee, as is Perlina. According to Jackie's records, Perlina's parents were George R. Oliver and Susannah White. His GEDCOM has been imported to show the ancestry of Perlina. The records of Albert Grindstaff, Independence, Missouri, also lists this same lineage. Census records indicate that Perlina's DOB was between 1820 and 1830; it was probably 1825 as shown on the 1850 and 1900 censuses. She is listed on the following Carter County censuses: 1850 1860 1870 1880 1900 Paulina 25 Polina 33 Palena 50 Pulina 50 garbled 75 In the 1850 thru 1880, she is listed as the wife of Thomas. In the 1900 Carter County census, she is in the household of her son, William DeLoach, and his wife, Frances Oliver. The Carter County Quarterly Minutes for January 1902 include a court order awarding Pliny DeLoach $4.00 as a Pauper Present. In the Treadway Cemetery of Carter County, there are the following graves: Died William DeLoach 4 September 1927 Francis DeLoach 18 November 1939 Plina DeLoach ??? | Oliver, Perlina M. (I4792)
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| 8314 | The names of Arthur and Tabitha Davis as parents of Rebecca Davis was found on a family group sheet prepared by Chuck Osborne of Ashland, Kentucky. | Davis, Arthur (I21881)
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| 8315 | The names of her parents are from her death record. The informant for the information was her son Dayton Elliott. | Blevins, Cornelia (I35734)
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| 8316 | The names of her parents are from her Johnson County, TN death record. | Mullins, Freelove (I25912)
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| 8317 | The News-Journal, July 5, 1956 J. F. Greer, 83, died Tuesday, June 26 at 5 p.m. at St. Joseph Hospital in Louisville after a short illness. Funeral services were held Thursday, June 28 at 2:00 p.m. at Salem Baptist Church with the Rev. William Arnold in charge. Burial was in the Salem Church Cemetery. The pallbearers were Doyle Hiestand, Thomas Bloyd, George Arvin, E. H. Melson, Hollis Bugg, and Dempsey Kerr. Mr. Greer, son of the late James Greer and Mrs. Olson Greer, was born in Hemlock, North Carolina, March 1, 1873. He professed faith in Christ at an early age in life and was a member of the Big Laural Baptist Church in North Carolina. He united in marriage to Miss Katherine Eggers fifty seven years ago, she preceded him in death August 27, 1951. To this union six sons and five daughters were born. Survivors include: Mr. Jess Greer of Route 4; Mr. Roby Greer of Fairfax, Virginia; Mrs. David Garnett, Mrs. Alice Bottoms, Mrs. Thomas Kerr, all of Taylor County; Mrs. Karl Fleming of Dayton, Ohio. Besides the children, Mr. Greer is survived by two sisters and three brothers, Mrs. Lena Osburn of North Carolina; Mrs. James Eggers of Campbellsville; Tom Greer and Sam Greer of Oxford, Pennsylvania; Larkin Greer of Grason, North Carolina; 28 grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren and many other relatives. | Greer, Joel Franklin (I58269)
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| 8318 | The parents of Isaac Faulkner(Folkner, Forkner) are not known with any certainty. In the 1800 Surry County, NC, census, one of the following Heads of Households is probably Isaacs father: <10 10-16 16-26 26-45 45> FOLKNER Joseph2 1 Isaac 2 1 John 1 1 It is assumed that the above listed Isaac is Isaac's father, but it should be noted that the first born male of that family was named Joseph. Isaac Forkner was a Methodist minister, serving in North Carolina, East Tennessee and Southwest Virginia. A campground in Scott County, VA, is named after him. A sketch of his life is found in 'History of Methodism in the Holston Conference', byIsaac Patton Martin. Marriage Records of Surry County, NC, show that he was married to Sarah Ellis on 11 Sep 1813, with Surety Bondsman listed as Ransom Dudley. | Faulkner, Isaac (I3436)
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| 8319 | The party in heaven got a lot more lively when Geraldine Stout Wallace Kindelon passed through the pearly gates on February 2, 2022, after a brief illness. Geri was born in Elizabethton, Tenn., to John and Lela Stout on August 9, 1941. She moved with her husband to East Cobb in 1972 and lovingly raised two sons, Alton Wallace Jr (Stacie) and Nathan Wallace (Carolyn). As a single mother working her way up from teller to loan officer at C&S Bank and ultimately retiring from Bank of America, Geri never missed an opportunity to cheer her boys on. She enjoyed a loving, two decades long second marriage to Ellis Kindelon, a dashing widower from Southern California, who was a wonderful role model for her sons. Geri filled a room with her larger-than-life personality, effervescence, quick wit, and charm. A Southern Belle through and through, she could weave a story like no other, offer a helping hand to total strangers and whip up a meal that you’d never forget. Generous to a fault, Geri selflessly turned the focus on others rather than herself and always had a positive outlook that remained intact until the end. Family gatherings were her joy and Christmas was at the top of her list. She spared no expense to spoil her family and not only gave but received what appeared to be an unending stream of gifts from those she touched and friends she gathered from all areas of her life. Geri leaves behind an adoring plethora of friends and family including her children and grandchildren, Samantha, Zachary, Miles and Cleo Wallace. She was preceded in death by her husband, parents and three older brothers, Willard, John Jr. and Harold Stout. | Stout, Geraldine (I90728)
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| 8320 | The Payette Independent Thursday, January 07, 1926 DEATH OF S. C. ARRENDIELL Schuyler Colfax Arrendiell was born in Mountain City, Tenn., November 8, 1868 and died at the Veterans' Hospital in Boise on January 5, 1926, death coming as the result of a long illness which necessitated an operation from which he never properly rallied. Mr. Arrendiell, who came of an old Southern family, originally of French descent, grew to manhood in the place of his birth, where on February 16, 1892, he was married to Miss Mattie Morley. Shortly after their marriage the couple moved to Oklahoma, where they lived for fifteen years, when they moved to New Mexico. In 1912 they came to Payette, where Mrs. Arrendiell's mother Mrs. Brannock and her husband made their home. When, in 1898, America went to war with Spain, Mr. Arrendeill made instant response to his country's need of men, serving throughout the war. Besides being a Veteran of Foreign Wars he was a member of the American Legion, and of the Masonic and K of P Orders. By profession he was a farmer, one of those men who love the soil, and who, loving it, seemed to have the power to make it yield them abundance. Although Mr. Arrendiell had no children of his own, he loved all children, and might always be found - himself never idle - with an admiring circle of little ones, who hearkened breathlessly to his wonderful tales of bird and beast, or of his own picturesque boyhood. He was a dutiful son, both to his own parents, and to his wife's mother whom he regarded as his own, a loving husband, and a friend loyal even to death. Long will his memory live in the hearts of those who knew and honored him. Besides his widow and mother-in-law, Mr. Arrendiell is survived by four brothers and two sisters, all residents outside of the State. The funeral will be in charge of the Masons at the Methodist Church at 2:30 Friday afternoon and interment will be made in Riverside Cemetery. The Payette Independent (Thursday, January 14, 1926) CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our heartfelt thanks in our many friends for their deeds of kindness, and workds of sympathy, also for the beauriful floral pieces at the time of illness and death of our husband and son. Especially do we thank the American Legion, The Knights of Pythias, and the Masonic Order. Mrs. S. C. Arrendiell and Mrs. Lou Brannock Payette Enterprise (January 07, 1926) S. C. ARRENDIELL DIES AT BOISE HOSPITAL S. C. Arrendiell, a well known and highly respected citizen of this community died at the U. S. veterans hospital at Boise Tuesday morning as the result of a lingering illness. The body was brought back to Payette Wednesday morning where the funeral will be held from the Methodist Church at 2:30 Friday afternoon. An appropriate obituary will be published in next weeks issue of the Enterprise. Payette Enterprise (January 14, 1926) S. C. ARRENDIELL A shadow of gloom was cast over the entire community when the news of the death of S. C. Arrendiell reached Payette. While his failing health had caused his friends and loved ones many anxious moments, it was hoped that he might be spared. He was taken to the U. S. Veteran's hospital at Boise about a month ago and on December 24, underwent an operation of a very serious nature from which he never properly rallied. Death came the morning of January the fifth to relieve his suffering which was most intense. Schuyler Colfax Arrendiell was born near Mountain City, Tennessee, November 8, 1868. He grew to manhood at this place and on February 16, 1892 was united in marriage to Mattie Morley, who with her mother, is left to mourn her loss. He is also survived by four brothers and two sisters. They spent twelve years in Oklahoma and five in New Mexico, from which place they move to Payette where they have continued to reside. He was a man of sterling qualities; while he enjoyed the comforts of his own home he did not hesitate to answer his country's call for men when war was declared with Spain. He served until the end of the war and when he was honorable discharged from his Country's service he resumed his occupation until his last illness. He bore his suffering cheerfully, and was always appreciative of the efforts made for his comfort, his wife being in constant attendance to the last. His pleasant disposition and readiness to help those around him with a kind word as well as material assistance have made for him a large circle of friends. He was a member of the American Legion, the Knights of Pythias Lodge and the Mason Lodge. The funeral services were held Friday afternoon at two-thirty at the Methodist church, Rev. V. E. Hall delivery a touching tribute to the deceased. The songs were furnished by a quartet of his brothers Masons. The Knights of Pythias and the American Legion attended the body. The body was laid to rest in the Riverside cemetery, the burial rites being conducted by the Masonic Order. | Arrendell, Schuyler C. (I8831)
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| 8321 | The Payette Independent 5-9-1935 The Payette Independent Payette, Idaho Thursday, May 9, 1935 Three Pioneers Die During Past Week Mrs. Rachael Louisa Brannock On April 24, 1845 a baby girl was born at Boon, North Carolina. Her parents died while she was an infant and she was reared by foster parents. In girlhood she was known as Rachael Louisa Hodge. The days of her youth were those trying days of the Civil War and she lived in the torn and bleeding Southland. It was during these trying days of terror and strife it did not mean comfort and ease to get married. She and her husband faced the stern problems of life with whatever courage they were able to muster; but face it they did. Two children were born to them; Harry, who lived until about 14 years ago, and Mattie, now Mrs. Mattie Arrendiell who lives in Payette, Idaho. About 1890, Mrs. Marley was married to Hilary J. Brannock, in Kentucky. They immediately settled in Bloomington, Indiana, where they lived until 1911 when they came to Payette. Mr. Brannock died in Payette 13 years ago. She is survived by her only daughter, Mrs. Mattie Arrendiell, Payette, and one great-grandchild. Funeral services were conducted from the Landon Funeral Home on Tuesday morning at 10:30 with the Rev. S. P. Hagler of Ontario, Oregon, officiating. Music was furnished by Mrs. Crights, Mrs. Fenwick with Mrs. Springstun accompanying. Pallbearers were John Sur, E. W. Equala, Frank Satoris, Mac Cheek, H. D. Moore and Mr. Freeman. | Hodges, Rachel Louisa (I34758)
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| 8322 | The reunion of the William Archie and Janie Mixon DeLoach is held the first Saturday of August each year at Sand Hill Baptist Church Fellowship Hall, Varnville, SC | DeLoach, William Archie (I15141)
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| 8323 | The Rev. E.E. Hazelwood, 61, well known Baptist minister, died at his home at Hampton last night following an illness of several weeks. The deceased was one of the most highly respected and beloved ministers in this entire section and has the distinction of preaching in almost every church of the Watauga Baptist association which comprises Johnson and Carter counties. At the time of his death, He was pastor of the Union Baptist church of Cardens Bluff, having accepted the pastorate on May 11, 1913. Ordained a minister in 1906 at Hampton by the Rev. W.J. Potter, assisted by the Rev. John Rainbolt and the Rev. Sam C. Deloach, he has served as pastor at Milligan, Limestone Cove, Little Mountain, Hunter, Winner, Carter, Stoney Creek, Harmony Baptist Church, Poplar Grove, Caldwell Baptist Church, Siam, Gap Creek, Fish Springs, Dungan's Chapel and at Hampton. In his ministerial work, he has held numerous revivals and baptized more than 2,000 converts. Following out the command of the Master, he has loved his fellowmen as himself and led a life of service, going throughout the mountainous section, helping those not only in spiritual need, but physically as well. Dark, stormy weather meant nothing to him as many times at night he has traveled miles through rain and cold to help those in need. He served as preacher and teacher to many. The Rev. Hazelwood was born on September 7, 1873. On Feb. 11, 1894, he was married to Miss Celia M. Goodwin, four children being born to this union, two daughters and two sons. His Christian life began very early, having professed faith in Christ in 1888 uniting with the Hampton Baptist church one year later. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. E.E. Hazelwood; one daughter, Mrs. John Miller; four grandchildren, Dovie Pearl Miller, Edgar Miller, Mary Christine Hazelwood, Charles Hazelwood; one brother, George Hazelwood, all of Hampton. Funeral services will be conducted from the Union Baptist church at Carden's Bluff Sunday afternoon with the Rev. Bowden, the Rev. Clay Wilson and Judge W.R. Allen officiating. Interment will be made in the Morton cemetery. Active pall bearers will be Henry Guinn, Donce Street, James B. Deal, Percy Campbell, Bob Campbell, Bruce Pierce, Roy Wilson and Will Sams. Honorary pall bearers will include Sam Carden, M.C. Montgomery, Charlie Blevins, W.A. Sorrell, D.O. Johnson, Oscar Johnson, Nat Carden, Loss Morton, Charlie Peters, D.D. Campbell, Will Horton, Dr. Joe Hardin, Connor Lunsford, Sheriff J.M. Moreland, W.C. O'Brien, Dave Ritchie, Sam Montgomery, Major C.R. Hathaway, E.E. Hathaway, Ben Peters, Lonnie Carden, Bruce Smith, Dr. J.B. Shoun, Lige Peters, John Smith, Lonnie White, Huse Nidiffer. | Hazelwood, Edward (I50605)
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| 8324 | The Reverend James Ralph Carver, 84, moved over to Heaven from his home on June 22, 2019 surrounded by his loving family. He was born on Aug. 4, 1934 in Avery County, NC, the eldest son of the late Earl Carver Sr. and Stella Jones Carver. He was preceded in death by his brothers, Luther and Arnold Carver and brother-in-law's Wayne Watts and Gerald Johnson. He is survived by his Wife of 61 years: Geneva Wooten Carver, and their five Children: sons Jim Carver (Julie), Jonathan Carver (Kayla) and daughters Jan Paysour, Hannah Jane Carver and Faith Bloomer. He has six Grandchildren: Stacie, Kristen, Christopher, Caleb, Alyssa and Skylar; and six Great-grandchildren: AnnaKatherine, LexiGrace, Adalynn, Braylon, Conlan and Lochlan; three Sisters: Mary Watts, Betty Smith (Jim), Minnie Johnson and a Brother: Earl Carver Jr. (Teresa). He started in the commercial roofing business with the GG Ray Company in 1954. In 1968, he and his brothers Luther and Arnold purchased Long Brothers Roofing in Gastonia. The company became one of the largest commercial roofing contractors in the Southeast. In 1991, he and his sons founded Carver & Sons Roofing in Gastonia. He retired from the roofing industry in 1995. He was called by God into the ministry in 1972 and in 1973; he was inspired by God to organize the Independent Baptist Tabernacle in Dallas, NC with 30 charter members. He faithfully served as the Pastor until the time of his death. Regarded as "a simple man," he touched the lives of many people through his ministry and willingness to help others. He enjoyed special times with his family, farming, gardening and surf fishing with his friends. He liked tinkering with his antique car, tractor and beekeeping. The Celebration of Rev. Carver's Life will be held at 3 p.m. on Wednesday, June 26, at the Independent Baptist Tabernacle with Pastor Keith Carson, Pastor Ronnie Millsaps and Pastor Cecil Spry officiating. Interment will follow the service at the church cemetery. The visitation will be held at the church beginning at 5 p.m. on Tuesday, June 25. Pallbearers will be Johnny Jones, Eddie Ward, Steve Garland, Keith Gates, Roger Hembree and George Adams. Honorary Pallbearers will be Farrell Buchanan, Joe Vause, Dean Carpenter, Keith Spencer, Mervin Cloninger, Tim Watts and Steve Creason. | Carver, Rev. James Ralph (I72886)
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| 8325 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2481)
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| 8326 | The ROADMAN family information comes from Lucy Manson | Roadman, Augustus E. (I9473)
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| 8327 | The son of David Tucker and Elizabeth Campbell Harman. He married Lucinda C. Trivett abt. 1866 and they had six children. Alfred enlisted on June 20, 1863 and served in Co. E, 21st VA Cavalry Regiment. He was captured at Moorefield, Va on 8/7/1864 and was taken as a prisoner of war to Camp Chase, OH, where he was released at the end of the war. According to family history, Alfred died of tuberculosis. | Harman, Alfred James (I13162)
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| 8328 | The son of the late Lon H. and Evelyn Chambers Brumit. He was also preceded in death by a son, Jack H. Brumit, in 1969. Mr. Brumit was a U.S. Navy veteran of World War II, where he served on the USS New Mexico and received two Purple Hearts, one Bronze Star and other medals. Mr. Brumit was retired as a Tennessee Wildlife Resource Agency Officer and was named "Conservationist of the Year" in 1974. He was Coroner for Carter County for 17 years. He was a member, deacon and elder of First Christian Church of Elizabethton, where he also served as Minister of Junior Church for 14 years. He was a member of Dashiell Masonic Lodge #238 F&AM, the Scottish Rite and the Shriner's Oriental Band, and was a former Boy Scout Leader. He helped organize and was a Charter Member of the Carter County Rescue Squad. He had at one time a Hunting Program for WBEJ Radio and wrote the "Outdoor Roundup" for the Elizabethton Star. Funeral services for Billy Jack Brumit, 77, were conducted at 8 p.m. Thursday, January 30, 2003 in the Sunset Chapel of Hathaway-Percy Funeral Home. Graveside services and interment were conducted at 11 a.m. Friday, January 31, 2003 at Happy Valley Memorial Park. Military Honors will be accorded by the Captain Lynn H. Folsom VFW Post #2166. | Brumitt, Billy Jack (I68598)
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| 8329 | The son of William Henry and Bessie M. Miller Vance. He was a former resident of Roan Mountain, TN, attended Cloudland High School and was a Vietnam Veteran 1966-1967, with the United States Army 53rd Signal Battalion. He received the following decorations, medals and citations: National Defense Service Medal, Vietnam Service Medal, Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal with 60 Device, Marksman Badge M-14 Rifle, Vietnam Counter Offensive Campaign Medal and the Good Conduct Medal. He was so proud of his Army military service being passed on to his sons, and grandson. He was a member of St. Lukes United Methodist Church and a lifetime member of Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 979 of Kingsport. He retired from Sprint Phone Company with 33 years of service as a PBX installer repair. He was preceded in death by one brother, Bobby Gene Vance, and one sister, Virginia Holtzclaw. He is survived by his wife of 48 years; two sons; seven grandchildren; two sisters; two brothers; several special nieces and nephews; and his beloved dog, Crickett. Funeral services were held May 15, 2014 in the East Lawn Funeral Home Chapel. Honors were rendered by Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 979 of Kingsport. Graveside service was held May 16, 2014 in the Happy Valley Memorial Park with military honors rendered by the American Legion Hammond Post #3 and Gate City Post #265. Pallbearers were his sons and grandsons. | Vance, William Roger (I65076)
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| 8330 | The Southern Sentinel Thursday, 8-4-1904 Winnfield, LA J. E. Deloach After a Lingering Illness He Finally Succumbed It was with feelings of sorrow that this community heard the report that John E. DeLoach died at 6 o clock Saturday evening, July 30. He had been in bad health for more than a year. Although he had shown symptoms of getting better, his death was not unexpected. He was at one time sheriff of this parish and was always a peacable, lawabiding citizen and had many friends, the number only limited by the extent of his acquaintance. He was a member of the Knights of Pythias and Masonic fraternities. He leaves a wife and several small children, a host of relatives and friends to mourn his death. His remains were laid to rest at Union church, six miles northeast of Winnfield Sunday evening, Rev. S. L. Morris pastor of the First Baptist church of Winnfield conducting the funeral service. To his bereaved family and relatives friends extend heartfelt sympathy. | DeLoach, John Egbert (I29125)
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| 8331 | The spelling of her given name comes from her great granddaugher Lois Benning | Reece, Delorah (I6606)
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| 8332 | The spirit of Billy O. Proffitt, age 77, left this world on Thursday, June 9th, 2016. Due to complications from Alzheimer's he slipped away peacefully at home, surrounded by his loving family. He is a native of Watauga County, NC. As a youth he worked alongside his father in the timber business acquiring his lifelong work ethic. After graduating high school from Beaver Creek High School he completed a Bachelor's Degree at Appalachian State Teacher's College in Boone, NC. He then moved to Southern Maryland where he taught high school in Prince George and Calvert Counties in Maryland. He also worked for the Calvert County ASCS office for several years. In 1970 he moved to Johnson City, TN, where he began a career in Real Estate and Development. He served as chairman of the Washington County Zoning Appeals Board for many years. He received much pleasure from farming, ETSU basketball, and traveling "out west". He was a long time member of Marvin's Chapel United Methodist Church. He was preceded in death by his parents Arlie and Gertrude Proffitt. Survivors include his wife of 50 years, Rosalea Farley Proffitt; sons, Patrick and Billy and grandson Josh of Jonesborough; sister, Dian Ray and husband, Jerry of Winston Salem, NC; niece. Candace Ray and nephew, John Ray also of Winston Salem, NC. He was very special to his wife's family in the Maryland area. Receiving of friends and family will be on Monday, June 13, 2016 from 2-4 pm and 6-8 pm at Marvin's Chapel United Methodist Church. The Celebration of Life Ceremony, officiated by Pastor Ricky Clowers, will begin at 8 pm. The church is located on 1882 Old Boones Creek Road, Johnson City, TN. | Proffitt, Billy O. (I47031)
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| 8333 | The Tomahawk, Wednesday, February 11, 1970 William Bruce Peters, 74, of Rt. 3, Butler, died Wednesday, 7:45 p.m., in Johnson City Memorial Hospital, after an illness of three months. He was a native of Johnson County, a retired farmer, the son of the late Robert and Laura Harold Peters. He was a member of the Little Doe Baptist Church. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Iva Lee Reed Peters, Butler; three sons, Wayne and Bob, both of Johnson City, and Carl, Butler; four daughters, Miss Rosa Peters, of the home, Mrs. Ada Chambers, Elizabethton, Mrs. Dessie McCarthy, Coeburn, Va., and Mrs. Bonnie Reynolds, Wilmington, Del.; five brothers, Clyde, Willard, Hubert and Jim, all of Johnson City, and Dana, Lenoir, N. C.; one sister, Mrs. Hazel Byers, Johnson City; 26 grandchildren, and 17 great-grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted Saturday, 2 p.m., from the Little Doe Baptist Church with the Rev. Tom Biggar and Rev. Gene Osborne officiating. Burial was in the Sinks Valley Cemetery. Pall-bearers[sic] were friends and neighbors. Flower-bearers were ladies of church and neighbors. Lewis Gentry Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. | Peters, William Bruce (I36870)
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| 8334 | The Tomahawk," April 29, 1964 David Fuller Stout... David Fuller Stout, age 60 of Route 3, Mountain City, Doe Valley community, died at Cannon Memorial Hospital, Banner Elk, N.C., Monday at 1:00 a.m. from a heart attack. He was the son of the late Hamilton and Sarah Wills Stout; a native of Johnson County, a farmer and member of the Bethany Baptist Church. Survivors include the wife, Mrs. Cora Lee Stout, Mountain City; one brother, Raymond Stout of Mountain City; three sisters, Mrs. Eula Swift, Mountain City; Mrs. Hattie Robinson, Mountain City, and Mrs. Etta Roberts, Alexandria, Virginia; also a number of nieces and nephews. Funeral services were conducted Wednesday at 2:00 p.m. from the Bethany Baptist Church at 2:00 p.m. with Rev. C.H. Smith and Rev. Earl Campbell officiating. Burial was in Shoun cemetery. Pallbearers were Jack Loggins, Burley Shoun, Ben Dillon, Sigh Mullins, John Burrow, Gail Stout. Flower bearers were ladies of the church and neighbors. Lewis Gentry Funeral Home in charge. | Stout, Fuller (I37758)
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| 8335 | The Tomahawk," Wednesday, February 13, 1963 Mary Emaline (Aunt Emma) Cress ...94, Mountain City, Route 1, Bristol Highway, died at her home Wednesday at 8 a.m. after several week's illness. Mrs. Cress was a native of Johnson County and the widow of the late William Albert Cress. She was a member of the Valley View Methodist Church. Survivors include two sons, Clarence C. Cress of Greeneville and Claude M. Cress, Mountain City; two daughters, Lucy Cress of Mountain City and Mrs. Nora L. Cress Ward, Neva; a sister, Mrs. Hattie Saunders, Portland, Ore.; a brother, Roy Jenkins of Atlanta, Ga.; 10 grandchildren, and one great-grandchild. Funeral services were conducted from the Lewis Gentry Funeral Home Chapel Friday at 11 a.m. with H.T. Mabry and Rev. A.E. Browne officiating. Burial was in Phillippi Cemetery. Lewis Gentry Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. CRESS, Mary Emaline (Aunt Emma) "The Tomahawk," Wednesday, February 13, 1963 Cards Of Thanks We, the family of Mary Emaline Cress wish to thank the many friends and nneighbors[sic] for their kindness through the sickness and death of our beloved mother. Clarence C. Cress Lucy B. Cress Nora L. Cress Ward Claude M. Cress | Jenkins, Mary Emmaline (I25309)
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| 8336 | The Tomahawk," Wednesday, November 25, 1964 David Hamilton "Ham Swift David Hamilton "Ham" Swift, age 86, Rte. 3, Mountain City, Doe Valley community, died in Johnson City Memorial Hospital Wednesday at 3:5$(sic) p.m. after a short illness. He was a native of Johnson County, the son of the late Joseph and Mary Henson Swift; a retired farmer and member of Dewey Christian Church. Survivors include two sons, Stacy Swift, Mountain City and Rod E. Swift, Elizabethton; two daughters, Mrs. Roy Holloway, and Mrs. Bonny Swift, both of Mountain City; four sisters, Mrs. Joe Fenner, Bluff City, Mrs. D.A. Ward, Neva, Mrs. Lennie Lewis, Mountain City, Mrs. Callie Tester, Bruceville, Ind.; and 19 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted from Dewey Christian Church Saturday, Nov. 21, at 2 p.m. with Rev. Virgil Booher officiating. Burial was in Wilson cemetery. Pallbearers were Ray Ward, Sherman Tester, T.R. Fenner, J.T. Fenner, Doran Davis, Marlin Robinson. Flowerbearers[sic] were ladies of the church and neighbors. Lewis Gentry in charge. | Swift, David Elbert Hamilton (I701)
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| 8337 | The Tudor Place Manuscript Collection of approximately 300 linear feet consists of the personal papers of the Custis-Peter family from the mid-18th century to 1984. MS-6. Martha Custis Williams Carter (1827-1899) Papers -- 2.5 linear feetThis collection holds correspondence, subject files, scrapbook material, and diaries. The diaries of 1852 and 1853 include observations of a young American woman travelling in England and France; a brief diary of 1862 mentions war-torn Washington; and a diary of 1878 describes her first year of marriage. A large portion of this grouping relates to Carter's brother Colonel Laurence Abert Williams' reinstatement in the U.S. Army; another portion includes information on her brother Captain William Orton Williams of the Confederate States of America. Martha Custis Williams Carter was the eldest daughter of Captain William G. and America Williams and the wife of Rear Admiral Samuel Powhatan Carter; she was a granddaughter of Thomas and Martha Peter. | Williams, Martha Custis "Markie" (I27982)
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| 8338 | The Wilds Family lived in Flag Pond, which was a part of Washington County, TN before becoming Unicoi County, TN in 1875. | Wilds, Gilbert Callis (I45230)
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| 8339 | The will of Edward Boykin, dated 8 Jun 1743, lists his wife, Judith, his sons, Hardy, Thomas and Solomon, and his daughters, Rachel Heron and Martha. | Boykin, Edward (I18896)
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| 8340 | The will of John Arrandall (sic) named the five children shown in this record. There were five other persons with the Arrendell surname who lived in Johnson County that, because of their age and location, could have been John's children. These were Alexander, Andrew, Elijah, John Jr., and Meredith D. Since there are no civil records which prove that these five were John's children, and since they were not mentioned in his will, they will be carried as separate family groups pending additional information. | Family: John Arrendell / Mary (Arrendell) (F1440)
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| 8341 | The will of John Gilliam mentions a 'John and Caty'. This Caty may have been the wife of John Jr. | Gilliam, John Jr. (I15584)
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| 8342 | The Yancey County, NC, marriage license for William G. Edwards and Lillie Honeycutt is dated 6 Feb 1896. It was later transcribed erroneously as 6 Feb 1886. The marriage license states that William is 19 years old and Lillie is 15 years old. | Family: William Garrison Edwards / Lillie Honeycutt (64535431)
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| 8343 | Their gravestone is inscribed married 17 Apr 1957. | Family: James Warren Cable / Della Mae Howell (22867350)
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| 8344 | Their last child was born in 1774. Catharina's prayer book says that she recieved the book from her parents on 02 Sep 1790. Since she isn't mentioned in Peter's will, it can be assumed that Elisabeth died after September 1790 but before 05 Jun 1807. | Mintzin, Maria Elizabeth (I3906)
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| 8345 | Their marriage was cited in the History of Siam Baptist Church, by Dan W. Crowe. | Family: John William Heaton / Catharine Berry "Katie" Van Huss (F2878)
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| 8346 | Thelma Cooke Heaton, 93, Laughlin Healthcare, Greeneville, TN, died Friday, November 30, 2012, after an extended illness. Born in Banner Elk, North Carolina, to the late Robert Lee and Hattie Culver Cooke, she had resided in the Roan Mountain Community since her marriage to her late husband, George W. Heaton in 1937. In addition to her husband and parents, she was preceded in death by two brothers, Clyde and Harry Cooke; and one sister, Estelle Goforth, all of Banner Elk. Surviving are her sons and daughters-in-law, Sammy Dean Heaton and wife, Ruth, Greeneville, TN, and, Robert George Heaton and wife, Carolyn, Johnson City, TN; three grandchildren, Dr. Carla Nickle and husband, Dr. Ken Nickle, and Christopher Heaton, Greeneville, TN, and Aaron Heaton and wife, Shelley, Jonesborough, TN; five great-grandchildren, Michael, Alexander and Maggie Brown, Charlie Strange and Layne Heaton. Also surviving are several nieces and nephews. Mrs. Heaton was a life-long member of the Roan Mountain United Methodist Church, where she was the church pianist for over 50 years. She was a former music teacher in the Carter County school system, an accomplished artist, a devoted wife, mother and friend to all with whom she came in contact. The family of Mrs. Heaton will receive friends from 1 to 2 p.m. Monday, December 3, 2012, at the Rhododendron Chapel of Hathaway-Percy and Tetrick Funeral Home, Roan Mountain. Funeral services for Thelma C. Heaton will be conducted at 2 p.m. Monday with Rev. Lon Tobin officiating. Interment will immediately follow in the Johnson-Roan View Cemetery. Pallbearers will be selected from family and friends. | Cooke, Thelma Virginia (I2113)
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| 8347 | Thelma Eggers Cutshall, 91, of Elizabethton, passed away peacefully on April 7, 2015. She was born in Old Butler and raised there along with her brothers, Wayne and Homer, and sister, Louise, during the Great Depression by her parents, Lawrence and Etta Eggers. Thelma had an amazing memory for detail and often entertained friends and relatives with stories of that time and place. She was known for her letters to the editor and was not shy about giving politicians a piece of her mind. Until the last year of her life Thelma lived independently with the help of her longtime caregiver, Emma Peters. She loved Bingo, garage sales and her dog, Sam, worked the crossword and read the Bible every day. Thelma was a devout Baptist and was a longtime and wellloved member of Pleasant Beach Baptist Church, where she often dispensed advice and encouragement to younger members. In her last months, she was known by the staff at Ivy Hall Nursing Home as "Miss Thelma." Mrs. Cutshall is survived by her daughter, Jonnie Williams, Johnson City; son James Noel Smith, Unicoi; and was preceded in death by her husband, William W. Cutshall; and her eldest daughter, Randi Dugger. She was also preceded in death by her brothers, Homer and Wayne; and her first husband, Reece E. Smith. Her grandchildren include Carole Annach, Rochester NH, John Matthew Dugger, Columbia SC, Shanna Farrell, Cookeville, Greg Galliher, of Limestone, Geoffrey Galliher, Church Hill, Lauren Perkins, of Greenville SC, Daniel Smith, San Francisco; eight greatgrandchildren; and 5 greatgreat grandchildren. At her request, Thelma will be interred with her beloved late husband, Bill, at the VA cemetery, Mountain Home. A me-mo-rial ser-vice will be con-ducted at Pleas-ant Beach Bap-tist Church, 108 Pleas-ant Beach Road, Eliz-a-beth-ton TN, on Satur-day, April 11 at 4 p.m. | Eggers, Thelma J. (I40288)
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| 8348 | Thelma Forbes Hampton, age 102, of Linville passed away on November 20, 2012 at Roan Highlands Nursing Center in Roan Mountain, TN. She was born November 12, 1910 a daughter of the late John Wesley and Rosa Burleson Forbes. She was a member of the Linville Evangelical Methodist Church. Thelma had worked for many years as the Hostess for Esseola Lodge and enjoyed cooking, canning, and being with her family. Along with her parents, Thelma was preceded in death by her: husband, Francis Marion Hampton; brothers, Murphy Forbes, Cody Forbes, Carson Forbes, John W. Forbes, Jr.; sisters, Agnes Henley, Myrtle Greene, Elsie Harmon, Edna Forbes, Margaret Shell, and Josephine Turlington. Thelma has left to cherish her memory a host of nieces and nephews. Interment will be in the Tanglewood cemetery. | Forbes, Thelma (I90333)
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| 8349 | Thelma Irene Stanton, age 87, of Butler, Tennessee, went home to be with her Lord on Thursday, May 17, 2023, from the Johnson City Medical Center. She was born in Butler, Tennessee, to the late Wiley Thomas Hatley and Eliza Faye Isaacs Hatley on June 29, 1935. Thelma loved being a homemaker. She was a kind, loving, sweet, caring mother who loved her children and grandchildren. She was always happy and always wanted to feed you. Thus, she loved gardening, canning and cooking. Thelma loved talking to her friends and neighbors and was known to be fair and considerate to everyone. Thelma was a member of Elk River Baptist Church. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, James Joseph Stanton; daughter, Judy Stanton; son, William Daryl Stanton; brothers, J.D. Hatley, William Thomas Hatley, Dave Hatley, Dewey Hatley, and sister, Gerd Hatley. Those left to cherish her memory are her sons, James Dennis Stanton (Carol) of Lenoir, NC; Michael Stanton (Myrna) of Marion, NC; Terry Stanton of Butler, Vern Stanton (Sherry) of Butler; three grandchildren, Adam Stanton of Morehead City, NC, Kala Macdowall (Luke) of Houston, TX and Joe Stanton, of Sugar Grove, NC; sister, Dean Garland of Butler and a brother, Jesse Carl Hatley of Mountain City. A funeral service to honor the life of Thelma will be held at 12:00 P.M. on Thursday, May 25, 2023, at Hathaway-Percy Funeral and Cremation Services, Elizabethton with Rev. Ray Greene officiating. The family will receive friends between the hours of 11:00 A.M. and 12:00 P.M. prior to the service on Thursday. Friends may also call at the home of Terry Stanton or Vern Stanton at any time. The graveside service and committal will follow at the Hatley Cemetery, Butler, following the service. Pallbearers will be James Morfield, Kevin Hatley, Ernie Potters, and Randy Montgomery. Honorary pallbearer is Opal Cable. | Hatley, Thelma Irene (I67754)
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| 8350 | Theodore Roosevelt Potter, 94, 137 Ted Potter Road, Butler, died Thursday, Dec. 31, 1998, in the Asbury Center, Johnson City, following a brief illness. A native of Carter County, he was the son of the late William and Emma Stout Potter. He was preceded in death by his wife, Dovie Irene Potter, Nov. 10, 1998, a daughter, Grace Cable, in 1996, two sons: Ray and Ralph Potter; a sister, Sarah Hollifield; five brothers: Bronlow, Harrison, Millard, Blaine and George Potter. He was a retired farmer and a member of the Stone Mountain Baptist Church. He was also a veteran of the U.S. Army, serving in World War I. Survivors include three sons and two daughters-in-law: Larry Potter, of the home; Dennis and Wanda Potter, Elk Park, N.C.; and James "Red" and Betty Glover, Hampton; five daughters and three sons-in-law: Gayle Ashley, Mary and Howard Estep, all of Elizabethton; Linda Potter, Betty and Daniel Hill, all of Johnson City; Ruth and Wayne Harmon, Butler. Twenty grandchildren, 23 great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews also survive. | Potter, Theodore Roosevelt (I37840)
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