The other day I was going through a binder of family information that my father and I put together when we first started researching and found this obituary. Since it's been a while since I've posted an obituary from my family collection, I thought I would post it:
Showing posts with label Hutcherson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hutcherson. Show all posts
Monday, November 7, 2011
Sunday's Obituary - Parthana E Hutcherson Shofner
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Monday, January 24, 2011
The passing of a dear cousin
It is with a sad heart that I found out yesterday evening of the passing of a dear elderly cousin of mine yesterday morning. His name was Sidney William Hutcherson Jr., I have written about this cousin of mine before here and here.
I learned something every time I talked to Jr and was always amazed at how much he knew about the family....and life.
I will miss him.
I learned something every time I talked to Jr and was always amazed at how much he knew about the family....and life.
I will miss him.
Sunday, October 24, 2010
Another conversation with an elderly cousin
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Anyway, the reason I mention this is because Jr called me the other day just to check in again. Well, as always we had a really enjoyable conversation. But again I am amazed at what a wealth of knowledge he is. I casually mentioned something that I noticed on the 1930 census. Well, that led to him telling me how my paternal grandparents meet.
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Wordless Wednesday - Sallie B. (Hutcherson) Shofner's obit
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I had stopped posting the obituaries that I had found of my grandmother's. So I will resume posting them today, I only have a couple more to go. This is my grandmother's sister-in-law, Sallie B Shofner. Sallie was a Hutcherson by birth and married Washie Shofner. Sallie's brother, Sidney Hutcherson, married Washie's sister, Annie. So brother and sister married brother and sister...fun, fun, fun!
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Hope you enjoyed, glad you stopped by and please come back again ;)
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Wordless Wednesday – Harry Washington (Wash) Shofner Obit
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Wordless Wednesday
This week is the obituary of my grandmother’s brother, Harry Washington Shofner. Everybody called him Wash or Washie. Again, unfortunately, the obit doesn’t give the date.
Ancestry.com has the Kentucky Death Index 1911-2000 which shows the following for "Washie" :
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Ancestry.com has the Kentucky Death Index 1911-2000 which shows the following for "Washie" :
| Name: | Harry W Shofner |
|---|---|
| Death Date: | 5 Feb 1972 |
| Death Place: | Nelsn |
| Age: | 72 |
| Residence: | Larue |
| Volume: | 10 |
| Certificate: | 4759 |
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Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Wordless Wednesday – Robert E. & Artie (Campbell) Shofner obits
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Tharp,
VonKannel,
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Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Wordless Wednesday – William E. Hutcherson Obit
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Louisville,
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Wednesday, May 5, 2010
Wordless Wednesday (sort of)- Annie E Lile Shofner Obit
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Wordless Wednesday
My grandmother, Minnie F. Shofner Tharp, was very good about clipping out and keeping the obituaries of her siblings and their spouses. The other day I started organizing my pictures. what a task! While going through the pictures that I had inherited after her death, I again found her collection of family obituaries. Starting today and across the next several Wednesdays I will be posting these obituaries. Today I will start with my great-grandmother, Annie Elizabeth Lile Shofner. Most, if not all,
Saturday, May 1, 2010
Thoughts about a phone conversation
Preface to this story. I’m an only child, my father was an only child. Therefore, ALL of my cousins on my dad’s side are at the very least 1st cousins once removed if not more. So when I say cousins in this posting please know that they are not first cousins and that they are all at the youngest in there 70’s. Except Neil who was a 3rd cousin.I called an elderly cousin of mine a couple of nights ago, who I had not talked to in quite a while (let's say 6 or 7 years) and caught up on a lot of the family happenings, aka “gossip.” There's always seems to be one in every family that keeps up with who is living with who, where they’re working
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Wordless Wednesday - Robert William Shofner's Obituary
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Wordless Wednesday
The Obituary of my great-grandfather, Robert William Shofner
According to the articles it appears this is where the accident took place.
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