William B. Ament - DIED, On the 29th July, at the Cumberland Rolling Mill, Stewart county,
Ten., Mr. William B. Ament, aged 36 years, formerly of Nashville.
National Banner and Nashville Whig (5 Aug. 1836) - transcribed by Marla Zwakman
Brittan Bafeiss, Esq. - DIED, At his residence in Stewart county, Ten. on Thursday the 16th inst., Brittan
Bafeiss, Esq., in the 77th year of his age. Mr. B. was a staunch Whig during the Revolutionary war, and as a volunteer
soldier in the Carolinas and Georgia, saw much hard service. He was an affectionate husband, a kind and indulgent
father, a good master and a benevolent neighbor. He lived a useful life and died “the death of the Righteous.”
National Banner and Nashville Whig (22 Oct. 1834) - transcribed by Marla Zwakman
Mrs. Loney Rae
Chadwick, Graveside services for Mrs. Loney Rae Chadwick, 81 were conducted on April 22,
1968 at Hicks Cemetery with Rev. William E. Franks officiating.
Mrs. Chadwick was born April 26, 1886 in Stewart Co, TN. She was the daughter of Monarchus Buchanan “Buck”
Fox and Ann Elizabeth “Aliza” Shaw. She was united in marriage on March 26, 1900 to Coleman
“Collie” Albert Chadwick. To this union were 9 children born. Three boys and six girls. She
died April 20, 1968 at Trigg County Hospital after an illness of four months.
Preceded her in death, were her parents Buck & Aliza Fox, one sister Donna “Doney” Pearl
Chadwick, her husband Colman Albert Chadwick, one son, Walter Raford Chadwick and two daughters, Martha Alice Shaw,
Ollie M. Shaw.
Survivors are : Two sons William Herley Chadwick of Nortonville, KY., Barney O. Chadwick of Big Rock, TN. Four
daughters, Mrs. Bethel Dawson of Herndon, KY Mrs. Frocie Knight of Ceder Lake, Ind. Mrs. Velma Hicks of Chicago,
Ill., Mrs. Elizabeth Fox of Gary, Ind. Two Brother, William Dewey Fox of Dover, Cortus Evans Fox of Hazel, KY.,
One sister, Sally Sorta Outland of Hopkinsville, KY., and 28 grandchildren. She was a member of the Nodel Baptist
Church.
Contributed by, Debbie Oberst
Miss Gracie Mae Glover, aged 10, who died Thursday at the family home near
Oakwood [Kentucky] was buried Friday at Hickory Grove. Services were conducted at the Hickory Grove Baptist Church.
The parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Glover and two brothers survive.
February 3, 1923 - Submitted by Vickie Phillips
Will W. Glover, 62, retired farmer of Noah Springs, Kentucky died at his
home at 9 a.m. today following an illness of four years. Funeral services will be conducted from the grave in the
Hickory Grove cemetery at 11 a.m., Wednesday by the Rev. N. D. Story. Pallbearers will be Martin and Elbert Foster,
William Jimpson, Claud King, Essie Heflin and Ivery Woods.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Julia Glover, two sons, Frank and Wesley Glover, and three daughters, Misses Martha
and Rosa Glover of Noah Springs and Mrs. Maudie Johnson of Jordan Springs.
Born on May 3, 1872, the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Glover, he had spent his entire life in the community in which
he died. He had many friends and was a devoted member of the Hickory Grove Baptist church.
April 9, 1935 - Submitted by Vickie Phillips
Mary Jane French Overlin
The Moline (IL) Advance, September 7, 1922
Mary Jane French was born in Steward county, Tennessee, March 12, 1831 and departed this life August 31, 1922 at
the home of her son, T. W. Overlin, near Moline, aged 91 years, 5 months and 19 days.
She was united in marriage to James Overlin in 1848. To this union six children were born, four boys and two girls.
The most of her life was spent in Missouri and Illinois but the past few years was spent with her son near Moline.
Mrs. Overlin united with the Baptist church in her early years. She has lived a faithful life. A spirit of helpfulness
to all people was hers.
Those left to mourn her loss are two sons; T. W. Overlin of Moline, Kansas; F. F. Overlin of Fowler, Colorado and
one daughter, Mrs. H. Hammond of Canada and a host of grandchildren and great grandchildren. Mr. Overlin and three
of the children preceded Mrs. Overlin to the great beyond some years ago.
Funeral services were held at the Star School House Saturday morning, September 2, at 10 o'clock with Rev. M. G.
McIntosh officiating and G. W. Tilton funeral director. The body was laid to rest in the Moline cemetery.
[Submitted by L. Morgan]
William Henry Whitford & wife
Aged Husband Dies In Attempt To Save Wife
Dover, Tenn. - Funeral services will be held today for an aged couple who died when fire destroyed their
home near here yesterday.
A grandson said William Henry Whitford, 76, died in an unsuccessful attempt to rescue his invalid wife from the
burning house.
The grandson, Winfred Whitford, 12, said he ran to summon aid while his grandfather attempted to save the 86-year-old
Mrs. Whitford. He said both were dead and the home was nearly destroyed when he returned with an uncle.
The Kingsport Times, June 1, 1948 - transcribed by, AJ
