Obituary published in The Whig and Tribune, Jackson, Madison CO, TN on September 9, 1871, p. 3, as follows:
DIED
In Pittsylvania county, Va., June 4th, 1871, Mr. Wm. Crider, the youngest brother of the late Henry Crider, formerly of Carroll County, aged over 80 years. A sincere Christian and an honest man.
Birth date is estimated from age given in obituary.
Wm Crider's actual burial location is unknown as his grave is unmarked, and thus this information has been lost to history. His memorial is placed in the cemetery that his father was buried in, as the MAY well be the actual location of William's burial.
DIED
In Pittsylvania county, Va., June 4th, 1871, Mr. Wm. Crider, the youngest brother of the late Henry Crider, formerly of Carroll County, aged over 80 years. A sincere Christian and an honest man.
Birth date is estimated from age given in obituary.
Wm Crider's actual burial location is unknown as his grave is unmarked, and thus this information has been lost to history. His memorial is placed in the cemetery that his father was buried in, as the MAY well be the actual location of William's burial.
Obituary published in The Whig and Tribune, Jackson, Madison CO, TN on September 9, 1871, p. 3, as follows:
DIED
In Pittsylvania county, Va., June 4th, 1871, Mr. Wm. Crider, the youngest brother of the late Henry Crider, formerly of Carroll County, aged over 80 years. A sincere Christian and an honest man.
Birth date is estimated from age given in obituary.
Wm Crider's actual burial location is unknown as his grave is unmarked, and thus this information has been lost to history. His memorial is placed in the cemetery that his father was buried in, as the MAY well be the actual location of William's burial.
DIED
In Pittsylvania county, Va., June 4th, 1871, Mr. Wm. Crider, the youngest brother of the late Henry Crider, formerly of Carroll County, aged over 80 years. A sincere Christian and an honest man.
Birth date is estimated from age given in obituary.
Wm Crider's actual burial location is unknown as his grave is unmarked, and thus this information has been lost to history. His memorial is placed in the cemetery that his father was buried in, as the MAY well be the actual location of William's burial.
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