Obituary from The Grayson County News-Gazette, Leitchfield, Kentucky
Mary Elizabeth Logsdon Haycraft, 82, housewife, of Masonic Widows and Orphans Home, Louisville, and formerly of Clarkson died June 7, 1984 in Louisville. She was born May 28, 1902 in Grayson County, the daughter of Hiram and Elizabeth Hornback Logsdon. Her husband Martin H Haycraft, deceased. She was a member of the Sulphur Well Baptist Church. / Survivors include three sons, Amberos Haycraft of Leitchfield, James Haycraft and Van Haycraft both of Clarkson; three daughters, Liz Ward and Imogene Sloan both of Clarkson, and Euna Williams of Leitchfield; one brother, Edward Logsdon of Clarkson; one sister, Pearl Miller of Leitchfield. / Funeral services were held June 10, 1984 at the Rogers Funeral Home by the Rev. Carman Cann with interment in the Rock Creek Cemetery.
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Last Name First Name MI Age Death Place Residence Death Date Volume Certificate Death Volume --- HAYCRAFT MARY E 082 JEFFERSON JEFFERSON 06-07-1984 030 14617 1984 --- Her Husband: HAYCRAFT MARTIN H 081 SHELBY SHELBY 12-14-1981 063 31212 1981
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Name Birth Death Last Residence Last Benefit SSN Issued -- MARTIN HAYCRAFT 19 Aug 1900 Dec 1981 40065 (Shelbyville, Shelby, KY) (none specified) 401-20-0994 Kentucky
"In Memory" clipping from The Grayson County News-Gazette, Leitchfield, Kentucky
In Memory of my dad, Martin Goodler Haycraft, who went home December 14, 1981.
Many men are strong but very few are able to mix the right amount of strength with a proportionate amount of gentleness. When these characteristics are met, the result is a man that can be admired and respected. / My father was always understanding and willing to listen, and all of my life he had given me a feeling of security. No matter where I go or what happens to me. I'll always know that he is watching over me patiently and will be there should I need him. This security has given and gives me the strength to stand on my own many times. / The night that we lost you, as I held your hand, my world seemed very dark and lonely. They say it always seems darkest in the hour before dawn, but joy cometh in the morning. I pray that you are seeing the morning, and all of your pain and duffering is forever gone. I also pray that you will never stop watching, becaude I will always need you. / I love you and miss you, Dad/ / Imogene Sloan
Mary Elizabeth Logsdon Haycraft, 82, housewife, of Masonic Widows and Orphans Home, Louisville, and formerly of Clarkson died June 7, 1984 in Louisville. She was born May 28, 1902 in Grayson County, the daughter of Hiram and Elizabeth Hornback Logsdon. Her husband Martin H Haycraft, deceased. She was a member of the Sulphur Well Baptist Church. / Survivors include three sons, Amberos Haycraft of Leitchfield, James Haycraft and Van Haycraft both of Clarkson; three daughters, Liz Ward and Imogene Sloan both of Clarkson, and Euna Williams of Leitchfield; one brother, Edward Logsdon of Clarkson; one sister, Pearl Miller of Leitchfield. / Funeral services were held June 10, 1984 at the Rogers Funeral Home by the Rev. Carman Cann with interment in the Rock Creek Cemetery.
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Kentucky Death Records 1911-2000
Last Name First Name MI Age Death Place Residence Death Date Volume Certificate Death Volume --- HAYCRAFT MARY E 082 JEFFERSON JEFFERSON 06-07-1984 030 14617 1984 --- Her Husband: HAYCRAFT MARTIN H 081 SHELBY SHELBY 12-14-1981 063 31212 1981
Social Security Death Index
Name Birth Death Last Residence Last Benefit SSN Issued -- MARTIN HAYCRAFT 19 Aug 1900 Dec 1981 40065 (Shelbyville, Shelby, KY) (none specified) 401-20-0994 Kentucky
"In Memory" clipping from The Grayson County News-Gazette, Leitchfield, Kentucky
In Memory of my dad, Martin Goodler Haycraft, who went home December 14, 1981.
Many men are strong but very few are able to mix the right amount of strength with a proportionate amount of gentleness. When these characteristics are met, the result is a man that can be admired and respected. / My father was always understanding and willing to listen, and all of my life he had given me a feeling of security. No matter where I go or what happens to me. I'll always know that he is watching over me patiently and will be there should I need him. This security has given and gives me the strength to stand on my own many times. / The night that we lost you, as I held your hand, my world seemed very dark and lonely. They say it always seems darkest in the hour before dawn, but joy cometh in the morning. I pray that you are seeing the morning, and all of your pain and duffering is forever gone. I also pray that you will never stop watching, becaude I will always need you. / I love you and miss you, Dad/ / Imogene Sloan
Obituary from The Grayson County News-Gazette, Leitchfield, Kentucky
Mary Elizabeth Logsdon Haycraft, 82, housewife, of Masonic Widows and Orphans Home, Louisville, and formerly of Clarkson died June 7, 1984 in Louisville. She was born May 28, 1902 in Grayson County, the daughter of Hiram and Elizabeth Hornback Logsdon. Her husband Martin H Haycraft, deceased. She was a member of the Sulphur Well Baptist Church. / Survivors include three sons, Amberos Haycraft of Leitchfield, James Haycraft and Van Haycraft both of Clarkson; three daughters, Liz Ward and Imogene Sloan both of Clarkson, and Euna Williams of Leitchfield; one brother, Edward Logsdon of Clarkson; one sister, Pearl Miller of Leitchfield. / Funeral services were held June 10, 1984 at the Rogers Funeral Home by the Rev. Carman Cann with interment in the Rock Creek Cemetery.
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Kentucky Death Records 1911-2000
Last Name First Name MI Age Death Place Residence Death Date Volume Certificate Death Volume --- HAYCRAFT MARY E 082 JEFFERSON JEFFERSON 06-07-1984 030 14617 1984 --- Her Husband: HAYCRAFT MARTIN H 081 SHELBY SHELBY 12-14-1981 063 31212 1981
Social Security Death Index
Name Birth Death Last Residence Last Benefit SSN Issued -- MARTIN HAYCRAFT 19 Aug 1900 Dec 1981 40065 (Shelbyville, Shelby, KY) (none specified) 401-20-0994 Kentucky
"In Memory" clipping from The Grayson County News-Gazette, Leitchfield, Kentucky
In Memory of my dad, Martin Goodler Haycraft, who went home December 14, 1981.
Many men are strong but very few are able to mix the right amount of strength with a proportionate amount of gentleness. When these characteristics are met, the result is a man that can be admired and respected. / My father was always understanding and willing to listen, and all of my life he had given me a feeling of security. No matter where I go or what happens to me. I'll always know that he is watching over me patiently and will be there should I need him. This security has given and gives me the strength to stand on my own many times. / The night that we lost you, as I held your hand, my world seemed very dark and lonely. They say it always seems darkest in the hour before dawn, but joy cometh in the morning. I pray that you are seeing the morning, and all of your pain and duffering is forever gone. I also pray that you will never stop watching, becaude I will always need you. / I love you and miss you, Dad/ / Imogene Sloan
Mary Elizabeth Logsdon Haycraft, 82, housewife, of Masonic Widows and Orphans Home, Louisville, and formerly of Clarkson died June 7, 1984 in Louisville. She was born May 28, 1902 in Grayson County, the daughter of Hiram and Elizabeth Hornback Logsdon. Her husband Martin H Haycraft, deceased. She was a member of the Sulphur Well Baptist Church. / Survivors include three sons, Amberos Haycraft of Leitchfield, James Haycraft and Van Haycraft both of Clarkson; three daughters, Liz Ward and Imogene Sloan both of Clarkson, and Euna Williams of Leitchfield; one brother, Edward Logsdon of Clarkson; one sister, Pearl Miller of Leitchfield. / Funeral services were held June 10, 1984 at the Rogers Funeral Home by the Rev. Carman Cann with interment in the Rock Creek Cemetery.
RootsWeb Presents
Kentucky Death Records 1911-2000
Last Name First Name MI Age Death Place Residence Death Date Volume Certificate Death Volume --- HAYCRAFT MARY E 082 JEFFERSON JEFFERSON 06-07-1984 030 14617 1984 --- Her Husband: HAYCRAFT MARTIN H 081 SHELBY SHELBY 12-14-1981 063 31212 1981
Social Security Death Index
Name Birth Death Last Residence Last Benefit SSN Issued -- MARTIN HAYCRAFT 19 Aug 1900 Dec 1981 40065 (Shelbyville, Shelby, KY) (none specified) 401-20-0994 Kentucky
"In Memory" clipping from The Grayson County News-Gazette, Leitchfield, Kentucky
In Memory of my dad, Martin Goodler Haycraft, who went home December 14, 1981.
Many men are strong but very few are able to mix the right amount of strength with a proportionate amount of gentleness. When these characteristics are met, the result is a man that can be admired and respected. / My father was always understanding and willing to listen, and all of my life he had given me a feeling of security. No matter where I go or what happens to me. I'll always know that he is watching over me patiently and will be there should I need him. This security has given and gives me the strength to stand on my own many times. / The night that we lost you, as I held your hand, my world seemed very dark and lonely. They say it always seems darkest in the hour before dawn, but joy cometh in the morning. I pray that you are seeing the morning, and all of your pain and duffering is forever gone. I also pray that you will never stop watching, becaude I will always need you. / I love you and miss you, Dad/ / Imogene Sloan
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