Doctor Daniel "Dock" Kimbrell, 70, of the Abner Creek community, died unexpectedly at 9:00 AM, Thursday, March 5, 1953, at his home.
Born and raised in the Boiling Springs section, son of the late Henry Franklin and Martha Jane Elizabeth Cooley Kimbrell; he had been a member of the Abner Creek community for the past 35 years, and was a member and deacon of Abner Creek Baptist Church.
Survived by his wife, Mary Francis Bishop Kimbrell; daughters, Lucile Kimbrell Parker (1908–1991) and Annie Grace Kimbrell Smith (1912–1988); and son, Leon D. Kimbrell (1916–2002)l; two sisters, Triza Kimbrell (1885–1955) and Kate Kimbrell (1893–1961); and 11 grandchildren.
Predeceased also by his first wife, Lillie C. Cantrell Kimbrell; and siblings, Alice Kimbrell Burnett (1872–1936), Henry Simpson Kimbrell (1877–1942), Nannie Lee Kimbrell Poteat (1879–1927), and Maudy Maggie Kimbrell Stephens (1888–1934).
Funeral services at Abner Creek Baptist Church, burial in the church cemetery.
Born and raised in the Boiling Springs section, son of the late Henry Franklin and Martha Jane Elizabeth Cooley Kimbrell; he had been a member of the Abner Creek community for the past 35 years, and was a member and deacon of Abner Creek Baptist Church.
Survived by his wife, Mary Francis Bishop Kimbrell; daughters, Lucile Kimbrell Parker (1908–1991) and Annie Grace Kimbrell Smith (1912–1988); and son, Leon D. Kimbrell (1916–2002)l; two sisters, Triza Kimbrell (1885–1955) and Kate Kimbrell (1893–1961); and 11 grandchildren.
Predeceased also by his first wife, Lillie C. Cantrell Kimbrell; and siblings, Alice Kimbrell Burnett (1872–1936), Henry Simpson Kimbrell (1877–1942), Nannie Lee Kimbrell Poteat (1879–1927), and Maudy Maggie Kimbrell Stephens (1888–1934).
Funeral services at Abner Creek Baptist Church, burial in the church cemetery.
Doctor Daniel "Dock" Kimbrell, 70, of the Abner Creek community, died unexpectedly at 9:00 AM, Thursday, March 5, 1953, at his home.
Born and raised in the Boiling Springs section, son of the late Henry Franklin and Martha Jane Elizabeth Cooley Kimbrell; he had been a member of the Abner Creek community for the past 35 years, and was a member and deacon of Abner Creek Baptist Church.
Survived by his wife, Mary Francis Bishop Kimbrell; daughters, Lucile Kimbrell Parker (1908–1991) and Annie Grace Kimbrell Smith (1912–1988); and son, Leon D. Kimbrell (1916–2002)l; two sisters, Triza Kimbrell (1885–1955) and Kate Kimbrell (1893–1961); and 11 grandchildren.
Predeceased also by his first wife, Lillie C. Cantrell Kimbrell; and siblings, Alice Kimbrell Burnett (1872–1936), Henry Simpson Kimbrell (1877–1942), Nannie Lee Kimbrell Poteat (1879–1927), and Maudy Maggie Kimbrell Stephens (1888–1934).
Funeral services at Abner Creek Baptist Church, burial in the church cemetery.
Born and raised in the Boiling Springs section, son of the late Henry Franklin and Martha Jane Elizabeth Cooley Kimbrell; he had been a member of the Abner Creek community for the past 35 years, and was a member and deacon of Abner Creek Baptist Church.
Survived by his wife, Mary Francis Bishop Kimbrell; daughters, Lucile Kimbrell Parker (1908–1991) and Annie Grace Kimbrell Smith (1912–1988); and son, Leon D. Kimbrell (1916–2002)l; two sisters, Triza Kimbrell (1885–1955) and Kate Kimbrell (1893–1961); and 11 grandchildren.
Predeceased also by his first wife, Lillie C. Cantrell Kimbrell; and siblings, Alice Kimbrell Burnett (1872–1936), Henry Simpson Kimbrell (1877–1942), Nannie Lee Kimbrell Poteat (1879–1927), and Maudy Maggie Kimbrell Stephens (1888–1934).
Funeral services at Abner Creek Baptist Church, burial in the church cemetery.
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