Obituary in Jonesboro Gazette
Joseph Walker Hilton was killed Sunday (Dec. 11, 1938) when he stepped in front of a car when crossing the road in front of Lirely's Garage in Cobden. There was a coroner's inquest.
His funeral was at the Congregational church in Cobden. He was born April 27, 1887, the son of James and Lucinda Hilton. He left his widow, a daughter, one son, Norman Hilton, who just opened a new farm machinery shop in Anna.
Joseph Walker Hilton was killed Sunday (Dec. 11, 1938) when he stepped in front of a car when crossing the road in front of Lirely's Garage in Cobden. There was a coroner's inquest.
His funeral was at the Congregational church in Cobden. He was born April 27, 1887, the son of James and Lucinda Hilton. He left his widow, a daughter, one son, Norman Hilton, who just opened a new farm machinery shop in Anna.
Obituary in Jonesboro Gazette
Joseph Walker Hilton was killed Sunday (Dec. 11, 1938) when he stepped in front of a car when crossing the road in front of Lirely's Garage in Cobden. There was a coroner's inquest.
His funeral was at the Congregational church in Cobden. He was born April 27, 1887, the son of James and Lucinda Hilton. He left his widow, a daughter, one son, Norman Hilton, who just opened a new farm machinery shop in Anna.
Joseph Walker Hilton was killed Sunday (Dec. 11, 1938) when he stepped in front of a car when crossing the road in front of Lirely's Garage in Cobden. There was a coroner's inquest.
His funeral was at the Congregational church in Cobden. He was born April 27, 1887, the son of James and Lucinda Hilton. He left his widow, a daughter, one son, Norman Hilton, who just opened a new farm machinery shop in Anna.
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