Andrew Marion Alexander, 80, died Sunday at his home in Mortons Gap.
Survivors are the wife, Bertha, formerly of Providence; two daughters, Mrs. Minnie Phillips, Anderson, Indiana, and Mrs. Mae Barnett, Louisville; two sons, James of Detroit, Michigan, and Francis of Anderson, Indiana; three sisters, Mrs. Sarah Craft and Mrs. Ethel Goodrich of Dawson Springs, and Mrs. Minnie Cook of Princeton; and four brothers, Seabie of Madisonville, Lucien, Emmett, and Luther of Dawson Springs.
The body was at Melton Funeral Home.
Funeral services were held at 10 a.m. Tuesday at New Salem Baptist Church near Mortons Gap, with the Rev. Kenneth Matthews of Henderson officiating.
Burial was in New Salem cemetery.
Providence Journal-Enterprise
Providence, Kentucky
Thursday, January 5, 1956
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Survivors are the wife, Bertha, formerly of Providence; two daughters, Mrs. Minnie Phillips, Anderson, Indiana, and Mrs. Mae Barnett, Louisville; two sons, James of Detroit, Michigan, and Francis of Anderson, Indiana; three sisters, Mrs. Sarah Craft and Mrs. Ethel Goodrich of Dawson Springs, and Mrs. Minnie Cook of Princeton; and four brothers, Seabie of Madisonville, Lucien, Emmett, and Luther of Dawson Springs.
The body was at Melton Funeral Home.
Funeral services were held at 10 a.m. Tuesday at New Salem Baptist Church near Mortons Gap, with the Rev. Kenneth Matthews of Henderson officiating.
Burial was in New Salem cemetery.
Providence Journal-Enterprise
Providence, Kentucky
Thursday, January 5, 1956
used with permission
Andrew Marion Alexander, 80, died Sunday at his home in Mortons Gap.
Survivors are the wife, Bertha, formerly of Providence; two daughters, Mrs. Minnie Phillips, Anderson, Indiana, and Mrs. Mae Barnett, Louisville; two sons, James of Detroit, Michigan, and Francis of Anderson, Indiana; three sisters, Mrs. Sarah Craft and Mrs. Ethel Goodrich of Dawson Springs, and Mrs. Minnie Cook of Princeton; and four brothers, Seabie of Madisonville, Lucien, Emmett, and Luther of Dawson Springs.
The body was at Melton Funeral Home.
Funeral services were held at 10 a.m. Tuesday at New Salem Baptist Church near Mortons Gap, with the Rev. Kenneth Matthews of Henderson officiating.
Burial was in New Salem cemetery.
Providence Journal-Enterprise
Providence, Kentucky
Thursday, January 5, 1956
used with permission
Survivors are the wife, Bertha, formerly of Providence; two daughters, Mrs. Minnie Phillips, Anderson, Indiana, and Mrs. Mae Barnett, Louisville; two sons, James of Detroit, Michigan, and Francis of Anderson, Indiana; three sisters, Mrs. Sarah Craft and Mrs. Ethel Goodrich of Dawson Springs, and Mrs. Minnie Cook of Princeton; and four brothers, Seabie of Madisonville, Lucien, Emmett, and Luther of Dawson Springs.
The body was at Melton Funeral Home.
Funeral services were held at 10 a.m. Tuesday at New Salem Baptist Church near Mortons Gap, with the Rev. Kenneth Matthews of Henderson officiating.
Burial was in New Salem cemetery.
Providence Journal-Enterprise
Providence, Kentucky
Thursday, January 5, 1956
used with permission
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