Timothy was the son of Moses & Fannie Cheatham Grimes. He married Nannie McWilliams, the daughter of William & Emily Baker McWilliams, on September 18, 1890 in Jessamine County. After their children were raised, the couple moved to Lexington. Their marriage ended in divorce, c. 1937.
He married the widow Elizabeth "Betty" (nee Carter) Courtney, a woman thirty years his junior. They were the parents of a daughter, Jean Grimes. Mr. Grimes was employed as farmer and as a gardener. He was a patient at the Fayette County Infirmary when he passed away.
He married the widow Elizabeth "Betty" (nee Carter) Courtney, a woman thirty years his junior. They were the parents of a daughter, Jean Grimes. Mr. Grimes was employed as farmer and as a gardener. He was a patient at the Fayette County Infirmary when he passed away.
Timothy was the son of Moses & Fannie Cheatham Grimes. He married Nannie McWilliams, the daughter of William & Emily Baker McWilliams, on September 18, 1890 in Jessamine County. After their children were raised, the couple moved to Lexington. Their marriage ended in divorce, c. 1937.
He married the widow Elizabeth "Betty" (nee Carter) Courtney, a woman thirty years his junior. They were the parents of a daughter, Jean Grimes. Mr. Grimes was employed as farmer and as a gardener. He was a patient at the Fayette County Infirmary when he passed away.
He married the widow Elizabeth "Betty" (nee Carter) Courtney, a woman thirty years his junior. They were the parents of a daughter, Jean Grimes. Mr. Grimes was employed as farmer and as a gardener. He was a patient at the Fayette County Infirmary when he passed away.
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Inter: 06-13-1946. Place of interment was listed as "Fayette County Farm". This cemetery has been lost to time.
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