Jan - JunJohn HanesJ^ohn Haue5. colored, was found
dead in bed last Thursday morn
ing. He bad been working on Ti
11 miin-ii fflfni Iff
This article about John Hanes was probably published in a February, 1907 issue of the DAVIE
RECORD. Unfortunately, none of the February, 1907 issues are available. There is a record of
John Hanes in the Saint John's AME Zion Church Cemetery Records indicating he passed on
February 8,1907. The 1906 notation next to the article is incorrect.
Bio — Obituaries — 2/1907 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DA VIE RECORD, Wednesday, February 1,1907
Annie Hutchens
Miss Aonte Hutcbens, ofCaoaT
died Saoday loonilnK ond W8»
buried at Piso Monday. She waa
OSS of Case's bpghtest youoff
ladtesi »i\ a-i- * no.
Bio - Obituaries - 2/1/1907 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE RECORD, Wednesday, February 8,1907
James Granger
Mr. Tames Granger died suddenly
last Monday at bis home in Coolee-
mee. His remains were laid to rest
in Liberty graveyard Tuesday. He
was 67 years of age, and a Confed
erate so!dier. Two brothers, W.
B. and D. W. Granger, survive.
Bio - Obituaries - 2/8/1907 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE RECORD, Wednesday, March 21,1907
Infant Miller
The little child'of Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Muler died and' was burled
at Betblehem cburcb^uuday.
Bio - Obituaries - 3/21/1907 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
The following obituary was found in tattered pages in the April, 1907 Davie Record file. The
pages do not have banners noting the date.
Chas. G. McCulloh
A Good Cilizat Geae.
Gapt. Okas. G. Mc(^lloh. an old
and highly esteemed dtizen, died at
his home in Greenbrier township
Tuesday about nudnig^t, at tiie age
of 74 years. Deceased came to this
county from his native State. North
C^rol^ some fifty years ago. $&•
tablishing bis home m Greenbri^
township, where he has lived ever
since.
Gapt. McCulloh was a man who
entertained the highest sense of
honor, and no dishonest act ever
characterized his dealings with his
fdlow man. He was a kind and ac-
commodatii^ neighbor, a devoted
husband andkind father. He was a
charter member of Ndlll/xtee, A.
F. & A. M , and was a strong believ
er in the principles of that order.
He served through the late war on
the Coi^ederate side and was admir
ed by Ids comrades for his bravery
and patriotism.
He leaves a wife and rix children
who have the sincere sympathy of
the public in their sad bereavement.
remains were laid to rest in the
Alderbrook cemetery, near De^,
Thumday at noon, in the presence of
a large number of friends and r^a-
tives. The funeral ceremonies ^re
conducted by Neill Masonic lod^.
Capt ChftB. G. McCulloh Deed.
£3aewhere will be found an ac
count of the death of Capt Chas. G.
McCulloh, taken from a Missouri
paper. Mr. McCulloh was a native
of Davie, and settled in Missouri
over 50 years ago. He was a broth
er of the late Jas. McCulloh, of this
county, and an uncle of Messrs. Qias.
Gwhen and D. F, McCulloh. of
Davie. We extend our gympaiihy to!
these relatives. Peace to his ariies;
Bio - Obituaries - 4/1907 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA
DA VIE RECORD, Thursday, April 11,1907
H. G. Pack
Funeral servieea for H. G. Fade,
of Jenisalemrwere bdd at Concord
dhnreh Snnday. He bad '6^ io
bad bcaltb for iovefal>yearft
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DA VIE RECORD, Thursday, April 25,1907
John Caudell
A large concourse of people at*
tended the burial of Mr. John
OandeJl here Sunday. Mr. Gandel),
\7as a native of our communi^^
and had hosts of friends here who
were saddened by his death. Our
sincere sympathiea are extended to
his relatives.
Mr. Jolm CMideO Dead.
Mr. John Oaudell, a merdhant at
Gooleemee, died lart Saturday mon^-
ing of pneumonia. His rmnains
were laid to rest at Fork Church
grave yard Sunday afternoon. 'To
his rdaiives'we extend our
thies.'
Bio - Obituaries - 4/25/1907 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
CAROLINA WATCHMAN, Wednesday, May 1,1907
Mrs. J. A. McCubbins
.MoOiTBBiNe, Mb8. j. A.-~The
deceased wae a aietor-indaw of J.
Samael MoCabbiD8, of this city.'
She died lait 'Tharaday at
home in Davie couDty: The in-^
terment took place at Thyatira
cbnroh. Revs. Walah^and R. E.
Neighbor condnctiDg the funeral.
Bio - Obituaries - 5/1/1907 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DA VIE RECORD, Thursday, May 9,1907
Robena Steele
—Itobena Stede, the of Minor
Steele, died recoil of cpneumption
of which disease shehad'sciffdred fpr
S(»iietime. liBttor Steeled one of
Mocksville's-inost higUir rapeeted
n^n^oes, and oar pedple* Sympathise
with him in his bernavemeht.
Small Child Bailey
The UtQe child df Mr, SaiQ» A,
^ley died, and waa buried at
Noe Creek chdrdi,' near :Fork
Cborcb, Satorday.
Bio - Obituaries - 5/9/1907 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
WINSTON-SALEM JOURNAL, May 18,1907
Thomas B. Parnell
JfllBllllllt.
•.-^ -■ /■-'^ ' 'S • ■'Wed ai the l>vin.CSty Ho^"iitai Yes-
tenlny at Xoun Folloirin;: a Llii-
Illness of Typhoid Fercr^
The. §i^iving Relatives. .
Mr. ^Thomas B. ParneJI, whose iciiiical illness was not/M' in . TheJooriial yesterday morning/ died at^the Twin-City Hospital at nopni
yesterday-..' The remains were car^'rieii to the residence, GC2 Holly av-^enue, where the funeral service'^wiji be held this afternoon at ^
O'clock, .whdudtfed by Bishop Rond-jthaler. . Rev. Dr, H. A. Btow^^pastor of the First Baptist church Iaow in-Richmond. Va.. .atending the'
Soninern Baptist Convcniloa. win;assi:t the Bi^bp if he arrives'home.'in time. - The.*interment wlir.ba inj
'ho Salem • C'emeterv.*" ?
The deccM^ had - been "ill for I
Jtn cral weeks With typhoid fever and'ifcve.^. For a'dayicr twoit 'wasloperation, this being necessary »by)Komplications which arose fro"m''tiil■^ver. For A day orr two'it was!. known that the end was ) near.* 'at-hand and his reiatiyW and'Vfieb^sL
prepared for the worst. ' . '.1.^•Mr. Pafnell was hel^in the highV.es: esteem by a!! of his .acqulda-i^t.^nres. Ho had been'in thp'.em- JV-oy of the, ^tithem Railway for]
some years, running as conductor .W'-
' ••'-•ca Lbl^ city and Charlotte. I -Hes/
was 30 years old, - t.A young wife little ■.son -/only j;
who Is
uarontJ! ■ Xri-;"inTiy»ixr-i- '-. ▼
Bio — Obituaries — 5/18/1907 DAViE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE RECORD, Thursday, May 23,1907
w. F.
' Wedfiea^'lughj^ af 1%-
.m(^fbBQi,su£fen^,W.F, WOtiam^.
.'of Smidi Gr^ aw^inthW
^^ y:ear.<^ hte^ '
Winiams, about28 years
1783badly hurt in -a xtuiawasr st
Salisbury; ym ^
gy imd re^v^ miuTitt at that time
I which tbe doctora thought brougM
idwut the coinpl|catioiffi which re^
suited in hm d^c^ He vmslapiomr
iaent ddzen qf <he county; and yms
for four yeara sheriff of the bounty.
^ left a in which he provided
for his widow, brothers, sisters,
n^ewa ai^ nieces. To Mrs. Wil
liams and bis nephew, Roy WOliams,
he left the bulk of his estate estimat-
ed.tobe worth $25,000 to $30,000.
To Mrs. WQUams, themdow. he left
^ home place mid eight thou^d
doUars'in cash; the bsdance* of ^
real estate, together with dght thou
sand dollars, he 1^ to hisrn^ew.
Roy Widianis; to each of his broth
ers aiid. aiders $1,000'ea^, and to
three of his niet^ and one-Jiephew,
$1,000 each, and to Kelly 3piy
the balance of his estate, aftm pay
ing all debte and erectibg. ton^
stones to luS'father and mother's
gr^e, is to be equally divided be
tween hia widow and' nephew. Roy
Wflliams. Joseph W* Kimbrough
and J. L..Sbeek were named as the
executois of his last will. EQs re
mains were laid to rest at' Smiih
Grove.
. To his devoted wife who has so
longhumed ai^ ministered to bim
in his suffering, and the large num
ber of rehfffV^, we extend our sym-
palhyC Peace to his ashes. Sternal
p^ne,
,and
i^of
Ilr.A.W.IK^aeii^Dead.
. iDr. A. W. Wissnan died Mond^
mmnlng, Slay tSt^at. his hpme in
^eiusEdem, at th^^vanoed
72 yea» and 8 months; .Thb doetet;
n.wBB bom in Davidsbh. coan^i4>°ti
had Hved the most of his life^.this i
county, at Jerusalein.
has known him eariy
he.was the fat^ phyi
yeWfJn as long as
roBiahied on the old
^wd shall always think .pl<
him. • ^ n
' 'He was a remmb^'te mam hadbne- ibf tbe^'^est^emo'ries^ any
ever knew. ^He waSva :safe
ara ^nstaldng pl^ysidm, am^en^.
joyed the confidence of the
of the entire section in ubich'-^
pracriced. i
Ulrl Wiseman belonged ti the old
school, and whmi called in to sob a
patimit,'was slow io. tiy any expeii-
mmirnm other wmds if- he -could
not hdp-you, you could depend upon
^ doing you ho harm.
= His rmnaihs were laid to resbat
Jerusaleni. To (he widow and dau^-
tm* we extend omr. deepest eympathy.
A good n^, a us^l dtizm, a fallh-
ful husband and ft&er has gone to
his reward. Peace to his ashes!
Infant Daughter Minor
Mack Langston
-^Mr, Mack ~ Langston, one of
Davie's best dtizeais, in the Nestor
neighborhood, died Sunday mgfaity
He leaves a We and several smau
^dred, te whom we extend ow
—The infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John Minor died Sunday morn
ing. The funerd services were eo^
ducted at the' reddmice Monday
morning by Rev. C. S. GCshweU, mid
the remains were laid to rest at Fork
Church Monday evening. Our Em
pathies fxe extWed to the bereaved
ftlher and mother.
Bio — Obituaries — 5/23/1907 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSViLLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE RECORD, Thursday, May 23, 1907
Deadi of Mr* B. PaindL
SentiAelf'Ma^7tfa*
!Sr, Thomas S« Pavndl died at
noon today at TWin-CSi^ HoSf-
pit8d> where he underwent an opo^
•tionlast'Diesdaymoniinff. Mr.Pai^
n^l had fl) about two we^
with typhoid t&r&e and the opmatbn
was necessary owms to complications
resulting £nom the fever.
Mr. Pamdl's relatives ai^ friends
were hopeful of <his. recovery until
last evening, whei( his condition un
derwent an unfavorable diahge. n .;
The deceased is survived by a wife
and little ran, the. latter just two
weeks old; four brother^ Messrs. W.
H. Pamell, of this i^ty; Charley and
Dorse, of Mock8viUe.andHu^, who
is m the United States army; a ^
teir, Mary Pam^, and his^
rents, 2fo. and Mrs. J. T. Pam^» of
ModmviUe.
The rmnains were eonveysd to the
redd^ee at ' 662 Hohy avenue
aftemopn, from wbi^ place t^
fhneral will ha conduct^ tomoirdw
afternoon by Bishop .ilondthaler and
Dir. H. A. Brown, provided thelat^,
who is in Bkhmond,' reach the
dty in time. The intermmit will he
in the Salmn cinnetmy, ' .
Mr. Parhell had hdd a pod^n ^
wi|h the Southern Bailway for ionr I
ye^: having for some thne b^
oondu^r betwe^ thb city and
Ouurlot^ He wasluniversaily'hdd
in high esteon by. railroad m^on
hte diyidoh' and by- all vdm knew
h^, his. gei^, iheediearted, good-
ntd^u^ dlspbdtidi'making a warm
Of -evocy one with whom he
eb contact** "
r. Pamell was* imited k.'mafii-
last year to Miss Loui^ /Vraes,
^hd to the bereaved yoiing;vdfie
Empathy 0^ theTcntire community
ghs out in this.^e of de^ ^rtow*
age'of the deceased was th^j^e^^n^e months and three-^ys.
o& Bii ParaeU a Mhehsvflte
: had; spent m^^f: ^ life heh^:
whdre^ehad;a h^ of fn^
* is . .pMullarly^ ^, y'.-^e' h
imown him for yeai^ ^;|0^'l^-
■ed'yotiiig;niam'/;!^p^b^l^^hrpth^;h^ dstfSw^i^l^; dm
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DA VIE RECORD, Thursday, May 30,1907
. OeaiL
4 died
^eninff, h^k
f^are^ n '■■•^•' •' ■ • . ■^4;-'-U.
"' Sai^yiwas one of the <>ldn^Qe^ eburtepiK and polite ad tie
well coidd be^ '. He a Methodist
minister but a hard worker lie-
sides. A few years back no'one in
Mocks^le could do more work than
Samdy. We regret to hear of his
d^fh.^for when the like of ^dy
are placed under the sad the l^tlink, wh^ forso'10ii£ :l^ lidd^ebid ^aye-holders, their .children and
the ex-slayes sodpsely together^ willhave b^ broken. l%e younger
gmieration don-t iniderstand thefeel-
ing df 'ldndn^ and good will lha^
existed between the two.' ^Peace to
hisadies.
J Bfr. B. A. Kjm Dead.
' Mr. B.. A. Enox diedsnddeidy Sun
day evening at his* homb at Cleve
land. ffis condition had so 'much
improved that his daughter, Mrs. J.
B. Johnstone, was not withhim when
be died. He had 'bemi in bad-health
for E»me tam^ bnt ijght r&iently hadimproved to'sndi an extent that his
reeavety seemed ahno^ assured,
death comes as a shock to his
friends. Ibfaistwodaughtem.-J. B. Jbhi^ne and SDssJiin-
[nox, weextend oursympafhies.
fiilr,'Ituizj. Becic bbad.;
eniy Be^ among the last of theoMot i^tnseha' of:, jiefni^em' -tptm-^p.^phssed av^.liilond^Miiy 27&.'-,.-^ :/ /v >44J: Ahoat aweek had al^kbof paindy^'&cm.w hev^:re^cbyb^' ;Mr.^ei^was'7^ y^^'A good; dtiz^,' a h^; w^Mng,1liK
dbstxibusfeute has passed^m^ thedidde. - . To Mow; ahd^chiidi^''
jejBXtd^dio^dy^^
"^bm-.bui^ ^oimda.; 44
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
CAROLINA WATCHMAN, Wednesday, June 5,1907
Henry Beck
Bbok, Hbnbt, of Jerusalem,'
Davie couoty, age 76, cue of the
beat of Davie's citizens, died Mon*
day moruiDg, May 17tb, and the
fuoeral and interment took place
at Jerusalem, Tueeday^'May 28tfa.
Mr. Beck was a substautiaL farm
er, scrupulously honest and was
held in high esteem by a large
circle of friends. ^He raised a
family often children and^his
viras the first death in the family.
He ^as a descendant of'^he same
family as the Miss Cathrine Beck
who supplied Oeorge Washington
with a breakfast, at the old Beck
homestead near Tyro, after he
left Salisbury in 1792, just as
Miss Priscilla Brandon did just
before the deneraPs arrival here.
Misa Beck was then 18 years of
age.
Bio - Obituaries - 6/5/1907 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE RECORD, Thursday, June 6,1907
David Stroud
' Mr, David Strond died last^
Thursday, after a brief illhesa;
He was 77 . years old and leaves a
wife and three sons. His remain^
were laid to rest Friday, SXst, as
Salem, We extend our sympathy^
,to tlTe bereaved family.
Bio - Obituaries - 6/6/1907 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
FAMILY BIBLE 6/9/1907
—
Married Cornell F. James
Born 9/24/1856
Died 6/9/1907
Bio - Obituaries - 6/9/1907 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DA VIE RECORD, Thursday, June 13,1907
Frank Graves
James Taylor
^lor, of
was
^ . Jame
' Grovft, died * week« and
buried* Sataiuay with li^^iiic h<p-
^ i
—The remains of —Mf, Frank
Graves were brought from Statea-
vilie Tuesday, and buried by the
masons at Smith Grove. Mr.'Graves
was raised in Davie, but had been
living in StatesviUe with his son,
Charles.
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MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
DAVIE RECORD, Thursday, June 20,1907
Mn. Janie* Kwrfees Dead.
Mrs. Kurfees, wife of James Kur-
fees, near Holman, died last week.
To the bereaved husband and chil
dren we extend our sympathy.
Infant Gartner
—We extend our sympathies to
Mr. and Mrs. John Gartner on the
death of their infant child last wedc.^
Infant Click
^The infimt child of Mr. and
Will Click die^Tast Wednesday,
and was buried at Center Thnia-
day.
Bio - Obituaries - 6/20/1907 DAVIE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA