James S. Holman died suddenly Saturday, Oct. 30, at the home of his son, W. F. Holman five miles west of Cookeville.

He was nearly 73 years of age, and leaves two sons and five daughters.

Burial took place at the Stewart graveyard Sunday, Oct. 31.

As to his good character and worthy esteem of his neighbors, the following resolutions will speak: RESOLUTIONS whereas is has pleased God to remove from the walks of life our dear brother, James S. Holman, whose death occurred at his son, W. F. Holman's, near Pleasant Valley church, five miles west of Cookeville, on Oct. 30, 1915.

Therefore, be it resolved by Pleasant Valley Local No. 1234, F. B. & C. U of A. That in the death of Bro. Holman our local has lost a loyal and worthy member, his children an indulgent and loving father , the church a devoted member, his neighbors a thoughtful and unselfish friend. By the death of such man as Bro. Holman, the ties that bind us to the Heaven above are made stronger and may the good deeds and christian example that he has left behind ever inspire us to follow in the Master's footsteps, and ultimately attain that reward which our beloved brother has already realized.

Be it further Received, That's page of the record be set apart to the memory of our dear brother. [Date: 11/11/1915, Vol. XIII, No. 45, Page 1] THE PUTNAN COUNTY HERALD

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Holman, James: James Holman died suddenly and was buried at the Stewart graveyard funeral services being held by Bro. Winfield Stone. [Date: 10/28/1915, Vol. XIII, No. 43, Page 1] THE PUTNAM COUNTY HERALD.


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