Mrs. Allie McAtee Lamkin, 67, wife of L. B. Lamkin, died last Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at her home in the Raywick section. Though she had been in declining health for several years, her last illness was of but a few days duration.
A life-long resident of the county, Mrs. Lamkin was born on August 24, 1879, a daughter of Abe and Nettie Thompson McAtee, long deceased. She was faithful member of St. Francis Xavier Church and well known in her home community.
Surviving, besides her husband, are two sons, J. E. and William Thomas Lamkin, both of Louisville, and a daughter, Mrs. Mack Thompson of Raywick. Three brothers also survive, Xavier McAtee, of Minnesota; Hubert McAtee, of California; and Thomas McAtee, of Louisville; and four sisters, Mr. James Stewart, of Decatur, Ill.; Mrs. Mae Summers, of New Albany, Ind.; Mrs. Thelma Travelstead of Louisville, and Mrs. Agnes Lamkin, of Raywick.
The rmains were at Bosley Funeral Home until the funeral services, which were conducted Monday morning at 9 o'clock at St. Francis Xavier Church by the Rev. C. V. Tompkins. Burial was in the church cemetery, pallbearers being J. L. Hardesty, Thomas Leake, Raymond Travelstead, Robert, Earl, and Alvin Lamkin.
Mrs. Allie McAtee Lamkin, 67, wife of L. B. Lamkin, died last Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at her home in the Raywick section. Though she had been in declining health for several years, her last illness was of but a few days duration.
A life-long resident of the county, Mrs. Lamkin was born on August 24, 1879, a daughter of Abe and Nettie Thompson McAtee, long deceased. She was faithful member of St. Francis Xavier Church and well known in her home community.
Surviving, besides her husband, are two sons, J. E. and William Thomas Lamkin, both of Louisville, and a daughter, Mrs. Mack Thompson of Raywick. Three brothers also survive, Xavier McAtee, of Minnesota; Hubert McAtee, of California; and Thomas McAtee, of Louisville; and four sisters, Mr. James Stewart, of Decatur, Ill.; Mrs. Mae Summers, of New Albany, Ind.; Mrs. Thelma Travelstead of Louisville, and Mrs. Agnes Lamkin, of Raywick.
The rmains were at Bosley Funeral Home until the funeral services, which were conducted Monday morning at 9 o'clock at St. Francis Xavier Church by the Rev. C. V. Tompkins. Burial was in the church cemetery, pallbearers being J. L. Hardesty, Thomas Leake, Raymond Travelstead, Robert, Earl, and Alvin Lamkin.
Family Members
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William Francis McAtee
1881–1881
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Anna Agnes McAtee Lamkin
1882–1962
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Francis Xavier McAtee
1884–1963
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Joseph Edward McAtee
1886–1908
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William Bernard McAtee
1888–1890
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Julia Mae McAtee Summers
1891–1983
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Thomas S. McAtee
1893–1968
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Hubert Ernest McAtee
1895–1966
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Mary Ruth McAtee Stewart
1898–1970
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Thelma Clara "Zelma" McAtee Travelstead
1900–1993
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