Mrs. Linnie Ann Neely married Stephen Henry Noah Dingler on 6 October 1892.
At the age of 20 years, she was converted and joined the Baptist Chruch, in which church she lived a consistent life.
Survived by her husband; five children - Mrs. C.C. Murphee, Mrs. O.J. Rackley, Mayme Dingler, Gertrude Dingler and RIchard Dingler.
One son, Jeremiah "Juddie" Vincent Dingler gave his life for his country on the battlefields of France in 1918. He was the oldest son.
At the age of 20 years, she was converted and joined the Baptist Chruch, in which church she lived a consistent life.
Survived by her husband; five children - Mrs. C.C. Murphee, Mrs. O.J. Rackley, Mayme Dingler, Gertrude Dingler and RIchard Dingler.
One son, Jeremiah "Juddie" Vincent Dingler gave his life for his country on the battlefields of France in 1918. He was the oldest son.
Mrs. Linnie Ann Neely married Stephen Henry Noah Dingler on 6 October 1892.
At the age of 20 years, she was converted and joined the Baptist Chruch, in which church she lived a consistent life.
Survived by her husband; five children - Mrs. C.C. Murphee, Mrs. O.J. Rackley, Mayme Dingler, Gertrude Dingler and RIchard Dingler.
One son, Jeremiah "Juddie" Vincent Dingler gave his life for his country on the battlefields of France in 1918. He was the oldest son.
At the age of 20 years, she was converted and joined the Baptist Chruch, in which church she lived a consistent life.
Survived by her husband; five children - Mrs. C.C. Murphee, Mrs. O.J. Rackley, Mayme Dingler, Gertrude Dingler and RIchard Dingler.
One son, Jeremiah "Juddie" Vincent Dingler gave his life for his country on the battlefields of France in 1918. He was the oldest son.
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