Mrs. Ida, the wife of Mr. Buck Chandler, one of the most substantial well-to -do citizens of No. 8, died at the family residence Sunday morning after a lingering illness. Mrs. Chandler's maiden name was BROCK and she was one of the most highly esteemed and best Christian women of the vicinity. She leaves a husband and seven children - two girls and five boys - to mourn her death. The body was laid to rest Monday afternoon in the presence of a large number of sorrowing relatives and friends, at Salem burying ground, with services by Rev. Hamp McLeskey.
Obituary published in The Dresden Enterprise, Dresden, Weakley CO, TN on Friday, June 26, 1903:
Contributor: PPC (47065016)
Obituary published in The Dresden Enterprise, Dresden, Weakley CO, TN on Friday, June 26, 1903:
Contributor: PPC (47065016)
Mrs. Ida, the wife of Mr. Buck Chandler, one of the most substantial well-to -do citizens of No. 8, died at the family residence Sunday morning after a lingering illness. Mrs. Chandler's maiden name was BROCK and she was one of the most highly esteemed and best Christian women of the vicinity. She leaves a husband and seven children - two girls and five boys - to mourn her death. The body was laid to rest Monday afternoon in the presence of a large number of sorrowing relatives and friends, at Salem burying ground, with services by Rev. Hamp McLeskey.
Obituary published in The Dresden Enterprise, Dresden, Weakley CO, TN on Friday, June 26, 1903:
Contributor: PPC (47065016)
Obituary published in The Dresden Enterprise, Dresden, Weakley CO, TN on Friday, June 26, 1903:
Contributor: PPC (47065016)
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