DEATH OF GEORGE
PARKER
News was received here this morning of the death new Snow Creek
of George Parker last night, at the age of 84 years. Death is said to have
been hastened as result of a fall Mr. Parker had about a month ago. He is
survived by three daughters, Mrs. V.W. Jefferson of this city; Mrs. S.W.
Thompson and Miss Ella Parker, of Snow Creek.
The funeral will be held
tomorrow afternoon from the residence, the services to be conducted by Rev.
W.E. Clark.
January 6, 1925 - "The Bee", Danville, VA - Transcribed by
Shauna Williams
Mrs.
Eugenia Perdue
Rocky Mount, Va., February 3. – Mrs. Eugenia Perdue, wife of
Randolph Perdue, a prominent tobacconist of Rocky Mount, died yesterday of
Bright’s disease, aged thirty-eight years. She had been at Hot Springs, Ark.,
since November, but was brought home last week desperately ill. The burial
took place this afternoon at Rocky Mount. Mrs. Perdue leaves a husband and
little son, her mother, Mrs. J. H. Bennett, of Glade Hill; two sisters and
four brothers.
[Richmond Times Dispatch (4 Feb. 1913) Transcribed by FoFG
MZ]
O.H. Price
Rocky Mount, Va., February 22. – O. H. Price, county clerk, died
here today, aged sixty-seven. He is survived by three children by his first
marriage – Dr. C. C. Price, Miss Lucy Price and Mrs. J. R. Meador; also by his
second wife and one small daughter.
[Richmond Times Dispatch (23 Feb. 1910)
Transcribed by FoFG MZ]
G.B.
Robertson
ROCKY MOUNT, VA.,
February 17. – Mr. G. B. Robertson, a prominent hotel man, died this evening,
aged about sixty years. He is survived by a wife and three
children.
[Richmond Times Dispatch (18 Feb. 1907) Transcribed by FoFG
MZ]
FRANCES
SUTHERLAND
