Obituary - Gadsden County Times, Quincy,Gadsden County, FL
Thursday,January 20, 1938
Pneumonia Fatal Havana Woman
Death Again Visits Brady Family, Well Known In Havana Community
Death for the third time since November 29 visited the Brady family, well known Havana residents, when on Sunday morning it claimed Mrs.W.H.Brady, age 63, who passed away after a brief illness of pneumonia. The Bradys who came from Georgia and had resided in the Hinson and Havana communities for the past 18 years. Mrs. Brady, who had been blind for 20 years, was a long-time member of the Baptist Church. Funeral services were conducted Monday afternoon at 4:30 from the residence, Rev. D.P. Lee officiating. Burial was in the Old Salem Cemetery. Survivors include Tom, Henry and George Brady, Mrs.S.T. Yon and Miss Claudia Brady, all of Havana, and another daughter, Mrs. Comer Tillis of Quincy.
Thursday,January 20, 1938
Pneumonia Fatal Havana Woman
Death Again Visits Brady Family, Well Known In Havana Community
Death for the third time since November 29 visited the Brady family, well known Havana residents, when on Sunday morning it claimed Mrs.W.H.Brady, age 63, who passed away after a brief illness of pneumonia. The Bradys who came from Georgia and had resided in the Hinson and Havana communities for the past 18 years. Mrs. Brady, who had been blind for 20 years, was a long-time member of the Baptist Church. Funeral services were conducted Monday afternoon at 4:30 from the residence, Rev. D.P. Lee officiating. Burial was in the Old Salem Cemetery. Survivors include Tom, Henry and George Brady, Mrs.S.T. Yon and Miss Claudia Brady, all of Havana, and another daughter, Mrs. Comer Tillis of Quincy.
Obituary - Gadsden County Times, Quincy,Gadsden County, FL
Thursday,January 20, 1938
Pneumonia Fatal Havana Woman
Death Again Visits Brady Family, Well Known In Havana Community
Death for the third time since November 29 visited the Brady family, well known Havana residents, when on Sunday morning it claimed Mrs.W.H.Brady, age 63, who passed away after a brief illness of pneumonia. The Bradys who came from Georgia and had resided in the Hinson and Havana communities for the past 18 years. Mrs. Brady, who had been blind for 20 years, was a long-time member of the Baptist Church. Funeral services were conducted Monday afternoon at 4:30 from the residence, Rev. D.P. Lee officiating. Burial was in the Old Salem Cemetery. Survivors include Tom, Henry and George Brady, Mrs.S.T. Yon and Miss Claudia Brady, all of Havana, and another daughter, Mrs. Comer Tillis of Quincy.
Thursday,January 20, 1938
Pneumonia Fatal Havana Woman
Death Again Visits Brady Family, Well Known In Havana Community
Death for the third time since November 29 visited the Brady family, well known Havana residents, when on Sunday morning it claimed Mrs.W.H.Brady, age 63, who passed away after a brief illness of pneumonia. The Bradys who came from Georgia and had resided in the Hinson and Havana communities for the past 18 years. Mrs. Brady, who had been blind for 20 years, was a long-time member of the Baptist Church. Funeral services were conducted Monday afternoon at 4:30 from the residence, Rev. D.P. Lee officiating. Burial was in the Old Salem Cemetery. Survivors include Tom, Henry and George Brady, Mrs.S.T. Yon and Miss Claudia Brady, all of Havana, and another daughter, Mrs. Comer Tillis of Quincy.
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