OBITUARY
WILLIAM B. BROOKS
William B. Brooks, 82, of 607 W. Grand Ave., died at 8:30 a.m. today at his residence. He was a retired farmer and was a member of the Roan Hill Baptist Church. He was a native of Greene County, but had lived in Johnson City for the past several years.
Survivors include the window, Mrs. Frances Arrowood Brooks of Rt. 4, Greeneville; five daughters, Mrs. Andrew Lamb of Rt. 1, Chuckey, Mrs. C.C. Huff and Evelyn Brooks of Johnson City, Mrs. Frank Carter of Greeneville, and Mrs. Jack Jeffers of Limestone; 26 grandchildren and 24 great-grandchildren.
Kiser Funeral Home is in charge.
Notes:
William is the son of John Adams Brooks and Sarah Shuttle (also spelled Shittle and Shuttles). He had the following siblings:
Rebecca Alice 1867-1917
Elizebeth 1871-?
Mollie 1872-1929
Nathan L. 1873-1933
Amanda (Mandy) 1876-?
Rachael E. 1877-?
On April 9, 1898 in Greene County, TN, William married Frances Catherine Arrowood, and they had the following children:
Anna Mae (Annie) Brooks 1899-1980 (married David Andrew Lamb),
Monia Beatrice Brooks 1902-1945 (married Lawrence Humphreys),
Claude Douglas Brooks 1904-1911,
Infant Brooks 1906-1906
Ollie Evelyn Brooks 1908-1968,
Lona Leo Brooks 1910-1911,
Rosella B. Brooks 1912-1995 (married Thomas Clark Huff),
Infant Brooks 1914-1914,
Eunice Leora Brooks 1915-2007 (married Frank Ira Carter),
Harrison Brooks 1916-1916,
Willis Clifton Brooks 1919-1985 (married Irene Josephine Freshour),
Willie Kate Brooks 1920-2007 (married Jacke LaAndrew Jeffers),
Earl Eugene Brooks 1922-1944,
Infant Brooks 1926-1926
According to his WWI Draft Registration Card, at age 42 he was a self-employed farmer, Medium Height, Slender Build, Black eyes and Black hair.
According to his death certificate, he died in Johnson City, Washington County, TN at age 82. He was retired from farming. He was born in Sullivan County, TN., to John and Sarah Brooks. William died of Cerebral Hemorrhage due to Cardio Vascular Disease.
WILLIAM B. BROOKS
William B. Brooks, 82, of 607 W. Grand Ave., died at 8:30 a.m. today at his residence. He was a retired farmer and was a member of the Roan Hill Baptist Church. He was a native of Greene County, but had lived in Johnson City for the past several years.
Survivors include the window, Mrs. Frances Arrowood Brooks of Rt. 4, Greeneville; five daughters, Mrs. Andrew Lamb of Rt. 1, Chuckey, Mrs. C.C. Huff and Evelyn Brooks of Johnson City, Mrs. Frank Carter of Greeneville, and Mrs. Jack Jeffers of Limestone; 26 grandchildren and 24 great-grandchildren.
Kiser Funeral Home is in charge.
Notes:
William is the son of John Adams Brooks and Sarah Shuttle (also spelled Shittle and Shuttles). He had the following siblings:
Rebecca Alice 1867-1917
Elizebeth 1871-?
Mollie 1872-1929
Nathan L. 1873-1933
Amanda (Mandy) 1876-?
Rachael E. 1877-?
On April 9, 1898 in Greene County, TN, William married Frances Catherine Arrowood, and they had the following children:
Anna Mae (Annie) Brooks 1899-1980 (married David Andrew Lamb),
Monia Beatrice Brooks 1902-1945 (married Lawrence Humphreys),
Claude Douglas Brooks 1904-1911,
Infant Brooks 1906-1906
Ollie Evelyn Brooks 1908-1968,
Lona Leo Brooks 1910-1911,
Rosella B. Brooks 1912-1995 (married Thomas Clark Huff),
Infant Brooks 1914-1914,
Eunice Leora Brooks 1915-2007 (married Frank Ira Carter),
Harrison Brooks 1916-1916,
Willis Clifton Brooks 1919-1985 (married Irene Josephine Freshour),
Willie Kate Brooks 1920-2007 (married Jacke LaAndrew Jeffers),
Earl Eugene Brooks 1922-1944,
Infant Brooks 1926-1926
According to his WWI Draft Registration Card, at age 42 he was a self-employed farmer, Medium Height, Slender Build, Black eyes and Black hair.
According to his death certificate, he died in Johnson City, Washington County, TN at age 82. He was retired from farming. He was born in Sullivan County, TN., to John and Sarah Brooks. William died of Cerebral Hemorrhage due to Cardio Vascular Disease.
OBITUARY
WILLIAM B. BROOKS
William B. Brooks, 82, of 607 W. Grand Ave., died at 8:30 a.m. today at his residence. He was a retired farmer and was a member of the Roan Hill Baptist Church. He was a native of Greene County, but had lived in Johnson City for the past several years.
Survivors include the window, Mrs. Frances Arrowood Brooks of Rt. 4, Greeneville; five daughters, Mrs. Andrew Lamb of Rt. 1, Chuckey, Mrs. C.C. Huff and Evelyn Brooks of Johnson City, Mrs. Frank Carter of Greeneville, and Mrs. Jack Jeffers of Limestone; 26 grandchildren and 24 great-grandchildren.
Kiser Funeral Home is in charge.
Notes:
William is the son of John Adams Brooks and Sarah Shuttle (also spelled Shittle and Shuttles). He had the following siblings:
Rebecca Alice 1867-1917
Elizebeth 1871-?
Mollie 1872-1929
Nathan L. 1873-1933
Amanda (Mandy) 1876-?
Rachael E. 1877-?
On April 9, 1898 in Greene County, TN, William married Frances Catherine Arrowood, and they had the following children:
Anna Mae (Annie) Brooks 1899-1980 (married David Andrew Lamb),
Monia Beatrice Brooks 1902-1945 (married Lawrence Humphreys),
Claude Douglas Brooks 1904-1911,
Infant Brooks 1906-1906
Ollie Evelyn Brooks 1908-1968,
Lona Leo Brooks 1910-1911,
Rosella B. Brooks 1912-1995 (married Thomas Clark Huff),
Infant Brooks 1914-1914,
Eunice Leora Brooks 1915-2007 (married Frank Ira Carter),
Harrison Brooks 1916-1916,
Willis Clifton Brooks 1919-1985 (married Irene Josephine Freshour),
Willie Kate Brooks 1920-2007 (married Jacke LaAndrew Jeffers),
Earl Eugene Brooks 1922-1944,
Infant Brooks 1926-1926
According to his WWI Draft Registration Card, at age 42 he was a self-employed farmer, Medium Height, Slender Build, Black eyes and Black hair.
According to his death certificate, he died in Johnson City, Washington County, TN at age 82. He was retired from farming. He was born in Sullivan County, TN., to John and Sarah Brooks. William died of Cerebral Hemorrhage due to Cardio Vascular Disease.
WILLIAM B. BROOKS
William B. Brooks, 82, of 607 W. Grand Ave., died at 8:30 a.m. today at his residence. He was a retired farmer and was a member of the Roan Hill Baptist Church. He was a native of Greene County, but had lived in Johnson City for the past several years.
Survivors include the window, Mrs. Frances Arrowood Brooks of Rt. 4, Greeneville; five daughters, Mrs. Andrew Lamb of Rt. 1, Chuckey, Mrs. C.C. Huff and Evelyn Brooks of Johnson City, Mrs. Frank Carter of Greeneville, and Mrs. Jack Jeffers of Limestone; 26 grandchildren and 24 great-grandchildren.
Kiser Funeral Home is in charge.
Notes:
William is the son of John Adams Brooks and Sarah Shuttle (also spelled Shittle and Shuttles). He had the following siblings:
Rebecca Alice 1867-1917
Elizebeth 1871-?
Mollie 1872-1929
Nathan L. 1873-1933
Amanda (Mandy) 1876-?
Rachael E. 1877-?
On April 9, 1898 in Greene County, TN, William married Frances Catherine Arrowood, and they had the following children:
Anna Mae (Annie) Brooks 1899-1980 (married David Andrew Lamb),
Monia Beatrice Brooks 1902-1945 (married Lawrence Humphreys),
Claude Douglas Brooks 1904-1911,
Infant Brooks 1906-1906
Ollie Evelyn Brooks 1908-1968,
Lona Leo Brooks 1910-1911,
Rosella B. Brooks 1912-1995 (married Thomas Clark Huff),
Infant Brooks 1914-1914,
Eunice Leora Brooks 1915-2007 (married Frank Ira Carter),
Harrison Brooks 1916-1916,
Willis Clifton Brooks 1919-1985 (married Irene Josephine Freshour),
Willie Kate Brooks 1920-2007 (married Jacke LaAndrew Jeffers),
Earl Eugene Brooks 1922-1944,
Infant Brooks 1926-1926
According to his WWI Draft Registration Card, at age 42 he was a self-employed farmer, Medium Height, Slender Build, Black eyes and Black hair.
According to his death certificate, he died in Johnson City, Washington County, TN at age 82. He was retired from farming. He was born in Sullivan County, TN., to John and Sarah Brooks. William died of Cerebral Hemorrhage due to Cardio Vascular Disease.
Gravesite Details
Located in the lower corner of the front cemetery, in the row nearest the road, farthest from the church driveway. It is the last stone of the row.
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