E A MASHBURN
Funeral for Well Known Blacksmith Held at Sugarfork
Funeral services for Elbert A Mashburn, 61, who died about 2 o'clock Monday morning, were held at the Sugar Fork Baptist Church Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock with the Rev Eugene R Eller, pastor of the Franklin Baptist Church, the Rev A A Angel, a Methodist Minister, and the Rev Mr Beaty, of Highlands, in charge of the services.
Mr Mashburn had been ill at his home on Greene Street for the past ten days with pneumonia. He was well known in Macon county, having worked as a blacksmith in Franklin the greater part of his life. He was a member of Sugarfork Baptist Church.
He is survived by his widow, his father Tom Mashburn, of Franklin; three daughters, Mrs Steve Poole of Piedmont, SC, Mrs Kilby Womack of Franklin, Mrs Pearl Bishop of Piedmont, SC; two sons, Norman Mashburn of Franklin, and Chalmers Mashburn of Virginia; four brothers, Ed Mashburn, of Sylva, Weaver Mashburn, of Dillsboro, Gurley Mashburn, of Asheville, and Greely Mashburn, of Winston-Salem; and four sisters, Mrs Hula Ammons, of Winston-Salem, Mrs Molly Sorrells, of East LaPorte, Mrs Cora Wooten, of Webster, and Mrs Ida Bryson, of Piedmont, SC.
E A MASHBURN
Funeral for Well Known Blacksmith Held at Sugarfork
Funeral services for Elbert A Mashburn, 61, who died about 2 o'clock Monday morning, were held at the Sugar Fork Baptist Church Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock with the Rev Eugene R Eller, pastor of the Franklin Baptist Church, the Rev A A Angel, a Methodist Minister, and the Rev Mr Beaty, of Highlands, in charge of the services.
Mr Mashburn had been ill at his home on Greene Street for the past ten days with pneumonia. He was well known in Macon county, having worked as a blacksmith in Franklin the greater part of his life. He was a member of Sugarfork Baptist Church.
He is survived by his widow, his father Tom Mashburn, of Franklin; three daughters, Mrs Steve Poole of Piedmont, SC, Mrs Kilby Womack of Franklin, Mrs Pearl Bishop of Piedmont, SC; two sons, Norman Mashburn of Franklin, and Chalmers Mashburn of Virginia; four brothers, Ed Mashburn, of Sylva, Weaver Mashburn, of Dillsboro, Gurley Mashburn, of Asheville, and Greely Mashburn, of Winston-Salem; and four sisters, Mrs Hula Ammons, of Winston-Salem, Mrs Molly Sorrells, of East LaPorte, Mrs Cora Wooten, of Webster, and Mrs Ida Bryson, of Piedmont, SC.
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Ida Mashburn Ammons Bryson
1875–1957
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Cora D Mashburn Wooten
1877–1959
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Mary Etta "Mollie" Mashburn Sorrells
1878–1972
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Louvenia Hulda Mashburn Ammons
1880–1942
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William Gurley Mashburn Sr
1885–1946
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Harrison Greeley Mashburn
1888–1969
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Edward Oscar "Eddie" Mashburn
1891–1951
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Weaver Theodore Mashburn
1896–1980
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