Mrs. Cannon died of uremic poisoning while living in Mulberry, FL, likely with her daughter and son-in-law
Shipped from Mulberry July 21, Buried in Orlando Cemetery [now Greenwood] July 22, 1910.
JL Clarke, undertaker at Mulberry. Pd by T.B. Hendricks, Lakeland
Section A Lot SE 1/4 77
Source: Carey Hand Funeral Home Records, April 1, 1909-December 19, 1910
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Provided: 2 Mar 2019
Mary Jane Chambless is daughter of Jesse C. and Nancy Chambless of Sumter Co., Georgia.
Mary J. Chambless married Warren C. Cannon 26 Oct 1854, Sumter Co., Georgia.
1850 Sumter Co., Georgia Census
Jesse Chambless 56 M farmer NC
Nancy Chambless 53 F NC
Susan Chambless 32 F Ga
Jesse J. Chambless 21 M Ga
Wiley Chambless 17 M Ga
Stephanus Chambless 13 M Ga
JANE CHAMBLESS 12 F Ga
Contributor: Judith (48557633)
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The Tampa Tribune 31 July 1910
It was with deep regret that the many friends of Mrs. T.B. Hendrix learned of the death of her mother, Mrs. W.C. Cannon, which occurred last Thursday morning at Mulberry.
Mrs. Cannon has been in feeble health for many years, which was due principally to old age, being seventy-four years of age at the time of her death. Until two years ago she lived at Apopka, but since that time has been in Lakeland with Mrs. Hendrix. It was while visiting another daughter, Mrs. R.L. Scott, at Mulberry, that her final illness came upon her, and she was at rest. Mrs. Cannon was a sweet Christian character, beloved by all who knew her and her death will be deeply deplored both here and at Apopka. The body was taken to Orlando, where interment was made in the family burying ground on last Friday.
Shipped from Mulberry July 21, Buried in Orlando Cemetery [now Greenwood] July 22, 1910.
JL Clarke, undertaker at Mulberry. Pd by T.B. Hendricks, Lakeland
Section A Lot SE 1/4 77
Source: Carey Hand Funeral Home Records, April 1, 1909-December 19, 1910
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Provided: 2 Mar 2019
Mary Jane Chambless is daughter of Jesse C. and Nancy Chambless of Sumter Co., Georgia.
Mary J. Chambless married Warren C. Cannon 26 Oct 1854, Sumter Co., Georgia.
1850 Sumter Co., Georgia Census
Jesse Chambless 56 M farmer NC
Nancy Chambless 53 F NC
Susan Chambless 32 F Ga
Jesse J. Chambless 21 M Ga
Wiley Chambless 17 M Ga
Stephanus Chambless 13 M Ga
JANE CHAMBLESS 12 F Ga
Contributor: Judith (48557633)
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The Tampa Tribune 31 July 1910
It was with deep regret that the many friends of Mrs. T.B. Hendrix learned of the death of her mother, Mrs. W.C. Cannon, which occurred last Thursday morning at Mulberry.
Mrs. Cannon has been in feeble health for many years, which was due principally to old age, being seventy-four years of age at the time of her death. Until two years ago she lived at Apopka, but since that time has been in Lakeland with Mrs. Hendrix. It was while visiting another daughter, Mrs. R.L. Scott, at Mulberry, that her final illness came upon her, and she was at rest. Mrs. Cannon was a sweet Christian character, beloved by all who knew her and her death will be deeply deplored both here and at Apopka. The body was taken to Orlando, where interment was made in the family burying ground on last Friday.
Mrs. Cannon died of uremic poisoning while living in Mulberry, FL, likely with her daughter and son-in-law
Shipped from Mulberry July 21, Buried in Orlando Cemetery [now Greenwood] July 22, 1910.
JL Clarke, undertaker at Mulberry. Pd by T.B. Hendricks, Lakeland
Section A Lot SE 1/4 77
Source: Carey Hand Funeral Home Records, April 1, 1909-December 19, 1910
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Provided: 2 Mar 2019
Mary Jane Chambless is daughter of Jesse C. and Nancy Chambless of Sumter Co., Georgia.
Mary J. Chambless married Warren C. Cannon 26 Oct 1854, Sumter Co., Georgia.
1850 Sumter Co., Georgia Census
Jesse Chambless 56 M farmer NC
Nancy Chambless 53 F NC
Susan Chambless 32 F Ga
Jesse J. Chambless 21 M Ga
Wiley Chambless 17 M Ga
Stephanus Chambless 13 M Ga
JANE CHAMBLESS 12 F Ga
Contributor: Judith (48557633)
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The Tampa Tribune 31 July 1910
It was with deep regret that the many friends of Mrs. T.B. Hendrix learned of the death of her mother, Mrs. W.C. Cannon, which occurred last Thursday morning at Mulberry.
Mrs. Cannon has been in feeble health for many years, which was due principally to old age, being seventy-four years of age at the time of her death. Until two years ago she lived at Apopka, but since that time has been in Lakeland with Mrs. Hendrix. It was while visiting another daughter, Mrs. R.L. Scott, at Mulberry, that her final illness came upon her, and she was at rest. Mrs. Cannon was a sweet Christian character, beloved by all who knew her and her death will be deeply deplored both here and at Apopka. The body was taken to Orlando, where interment was made in the family burying ground on last Friday.
Shipped from Mulberry July 21, Buried in Orlando Cemetery [now Greenwood] July 22, 1910.
JL Clarke, undertaker at Mulberry. Pd by T.B. Hendricks, Lakeland
Section A Lot SE 1/4 77
Source: Carey Hand Funeral Home Records, April 1, 1909-December 19, 1910
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Provided: 2 Mar 2019
Mary Jane Chambless is daughter of Jesse C. and Nancy Chambless of Sumter Co., Georgia.
Mary J. Chambless married Warren C. Cannon 26 Oct 1854, Sumter Co., Georgia.
1850 Sumter Co., Georgia Census
Jesse Chambless 56 M farmer NC
Nancy Chambless 53 F NC
Susan Chambless 32 F Ga
Jesse J. Chambless 21 M Ga
Wiley Chambless 17 M Ga
Stephanus Chambless 13 M Ga
JANE CHAMBLESS 12 F Ga
Contributor: Judith (48557633)
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The Tampa Tribune 31 July 1910
It was with deep regret that the many friends of Mrs. T.B. Hendrix learned of the death of her mother, Mrs. W.C. Cannon, which occurred last Thursday morning at Mulberry.
Mrs. Cannon has been in feeble health for many years, which was due principally to old age, being seventy-four years of age at the time of her death. Until two years ago she lived at Apopka, but since that time has been in Lakeland with Mrs. Hendrix. It was while visiting another daughter, Mrs. R.L. Scott, at Mulberry, that her final illness came upon her, and she was at rest. Mrs. Cannon was a sweet Christian character, beloved by all who knew her and her death will be deeply deplored both here and at Apopka. The body was taken to Orlando, where interment was made in the family burying ground on last Friday.
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