Barren Co
Obituaries
These are not
complete, and will be added to as obituaries
are found. Due to an agreement with the
newspapers involved, they are abstracted
after a certain date and need to remain this
way. An asterisk by the name indicates that
this individual’s burial location is shown
on the cemetery pages. If the death occurred
after 1992, it will not be listed in the
cemetery records. By permission of compiler,
Sandra K. Gorin, Glasgow, KY (c)
Alexander, Welby,
Glasgow, KY. Died:
Wednesday, 7 October 1998, NHC Healthcare,
Glasgow, 94.
Born: Barren, Co KY. Son of: Becky
Alexander. Survivors: Son: Robert Alexander.
Granddaughters of Columbus, OH. Brothers:
Willie London, Ray Tommy, Alexander? states
3 brothers but no punctuation between any of
these names. Sisters: Rula Mae Ray and
Florine Reid. Several nieces, nephews and
cousins.
Graveside services 10 am Saturday, Odd
Fellow Cemetery, Glasgow, 10 October 1998.
Source: Glasgow Daily Times, Friday, 9
October 1998, p. 5.
Allen, Chester
Lee,
Indianapolis, IN - formerly of Glasgow KY.
Died: Thursday, 23 Sept 1982, extended
illness, age 49. Survivors: Wife: Mrs.
Francis Allen. Daughters: Mrs. Wilma N
Sublett and Miss Crystal Allen, both of
Indianapolis. Sons: William Irvin Haskin of
Bahamas Island, Harold W Haskin of the USAF
in Germany and Frederick O Allen of
Indianapolis. 12 grandchildren and several
other relatives. Services: 2 pm Sunday, 26
Sept 1982, First Baptist Church in Glasgow
under direction of Watts Funeral Home,
burial Barber Cemetery. * Source: Glasgow
(KY) Daily Times, Friday, 24 Sept 1982.
Bailey, James,
625 Grandview
Ave., Glasgow, KY. Died: 15 Sept 1976,
Samson Community Hospital, short illness,
age 68. Deacon at First Baptist Church,
member of Brotherhood Choir. Survivors:
Wife: Mrs. Janie Bailey. Brothers: Edgar,
Henry and John Bailey, all of Glasgow.
Sister: Mrs. Margaret Menese of Louisville
KY. Several nieces and nephews. Services: 1
pm Saturday, church, Watts Funeral Home in
charge of arrangements, burial Barlow
Cemetery.* Source: Unknown Glasgow KY
newspaper. dateline 26 Sept 1976.
Barlow, Ola
Kate, Louisville, KY. Died: suddenly
Sunday, residence, 1614 South 35th St,
Louisville, KY, date of death not given.
Formerly of Barren Co. Survivors: Children:
Eugene Barlow Sr of Louisville, Mrs. Helen
Crenshaw of Metcalfe Co, Willie E Barlow of
Louisville, Bobby Harlow of Danville AL,
Charles Barlow of Louisville, Mrs. Rachel B
Cooper of Indianapolis IN, Jerry L Barlow of
Louisville, J P Barlow of Louisville
Sisters: Mrs. Lola Beard of Louisville and
Mrs. Virgie Crenshaw of Metcalfe Co
Brothers: Roy Richardson of Glasgow and
Elmer Richardson of Louisville. One uncle,
30 grandchildren, 2 great grandchildren,
host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and
friends. Services 1 pm Wednesday, Watts
Funeral Home, burial Barlow Cemetery in
Barren Co. Source: Barren County (KY)
Progress, Thursday, 13 Mar 1980, p. 4.
Bethel, Edward,
Cave City, KY.
Died: Wednesday, 3 Jan 1973 Baptist Hospital
in Louisville, KY, lengthy illness, age 66.
Survivors: Son: Leothal Bethel of Liberal
KS. Brothers: Sylvester of Louisville and
Roger of Henderson KY. Sisters: Mrs.
Beatrice Wheeler, Mrs. Pauline Whitney and
Miss Eva Jean Bethel, all of Louisville and
Mrs. Evelyn Martin of Cave City. Services: 1
pm Sunday, Owen's Chapel Baptist Church in
Cave City, Watts Funeral Home in charge of
arrangements, burial Cave City Black
Cemetery. *
Source: Unknown Glasgow (KY) newspaper
Brown, Charlie,
Louisville, KY.
died: Friday, 9 Apr 1982, T J Samson
Community Hospital, extended illness, age
85. Survivors: Nephew: Charles Mitchell of
Louisville. Nieces: Mrs. Agnes Thomas and
Mrs. Pauline Swift, both of Louisville.
Services: 1 pm Tuesday, 13 Apr 1982, Watts
Funeral Home, burial Oddfellow Cemetery.
Source: Barren County (KY) Progress,
Thursday, 15 Apr 1982, p.4. Not found.
Brown, Iva Mae,
Glasgow, KY.
Died: Sat, 1 Jan 2000, residence, age 86.
Domestic housekeeper for Governor and Mrs.
Louie B. Nunn; member Hopewell Baptist
Church. Preceded in death by: Parents:
Thomas Parrish and Delia Bybee Parrish.
Husband: Willie Brown. Survivors:
Brothers-in-law: Jewell Brown and wife Gwen
of Glasgow and Guy Brown of Louisville, KY.
Host of nieces and nephews and by special
friends, the Louie B. Nunn family. Services:
11 am Wed, 5 Jan 2000, church, burial Barlow
Cemetery. Source: Glasgow Daily Times,
Monday, 3 Jan 2000, p. 2.
Buford, Jennie
Lee, Glasgow,
KY. Died: Saturday, Community Hospital,
extended illness, age 76.
Survivors: Daughters: Mrs. Alice Rollins of
Pittsburg PA and Mrs. Anna Burton of
Glasgow. Son: James R Buford of Glasgow. Two
grandchildren. Services: 1 pm Wednesday,
Johnson Chapel Methodist Church, Watts
Funeral Home in charge of arrangements,
burial Barlow Cemetery. * Source: Glasgow
(KY) Republican, 24 Nov 1981
Buford, Lee Charles
Residence: Louisville KY Died: Sunday, 3 Oct
2004, sudden illness, age 48, Born: Glasgow
KY, Son of the late Ulysses and Dorothy
Buford, Graduate of Shawnee High School in
Louisville
Survivors: Daughters:
Shalonda Curry Buford and Charletta Curry
Buford, both of Louisville, Son: Lee Charles
Curry Bufrord Jr of Louisville, Grandson:
Keyonta Curry of Louisville, Sisters: Mary
James, Damita Buford, Shawneequa Buford, all
of Louisville, Brother: Ulysses Buford of
Louisville, Aunts: Mary Jo Patrick, Georgia
Wright, both of Glasgow, Audrey Neal and
Sylvia Allen and husband Charles of
Louisville Uncles: Walter Bradshaw of
Louisville, Raymond Bush of Frankfort KY and
Ricky Buford of Falls Church VA, Host of
nieces, nephews and cousins Preceded also in
death by brother: Barry Buford
Services: Saturday, 9 Oct 2004, 11 am, First
Baptist Church in Glasgow, burial Poplar
Grove Church Cemetery.
Glasgow (KY) Daily Times,
Thursday, 7 Oct 2004, p. 2.
Bush, Blanche Hibbitt, Mrs.
135 Trimble Avenue, Glasgow
KY. Died: Tuesday of last week, residence,
no age shown Survivors: Daughter: Mrs.
Walter Rhodes of Glasgow. 20 grandchildren,
14 great-grandchildren, several nieces and
nephews. Services: 1 pm last Friday, Rocky
Hill Baptist Church under direction of Watts
Funeral Home, burial Oddfellow Cemetery. *
Source: Unknown Glasgow (KY) newspaper
Carpenter, Mrs. Mary,
114 Robinson Court, Glasgow
KY. Died: Friday, Samson Community Hospital,
lengthy illness, age, 66. Survivors:
Sisters: Mrs. Dora Tinker of Glasgow and
Mrs. Hattie Campbell of Indianapolis IN.
Brother: Sam Ogden of IN. Services: 11 am
Monday, Watts Funeral Home, burial Oddfellow
Cemetery. * Source: Unknown Glasgow KY
newspaper, dateline 9 Sept 1976.
Chambers, Edward L. (Eddie Lee),
Glasgow, KY. Died:
Wednesday, 29 Aug 2001, T J Samson Community
Hospital, age 76. Born: Barren, Co KY.
Orderly at T J Samson Community Hospital,
worked as an orderly at Glasgow State
Hospital; member First Baptist Church,
Trustee Emeritus same. Son of: Edward
Chambers and Bessie Austin Myles Chambers.
Survivors: Wife: Mrs. Chevalier Ann Chambers
Daughter: Tamela Parris and husband William
of Bowling Green, KY. Grandson: Bradley
Parrish of Louisville, KY Granddaughters:
Shana Jordan and husband Corey of Owensboro,
KY and Joslen Owmby of Bowling Green. 2
brothers-in-law, 2 sisters-in-law, 1 aunt, 2
cousins, nieces and nephews. Services: 11 am
Saturday, 1 Sept 2001, First Baptist Church,
burial Barber Cemetery. Source: Glasgow
Daily Times, Thursday, 30 Aug 2001, p. 2.
Crenshaw, Luther,
Frankfort Ky. Died: Central Baptist Hospital
in Lexington KY 27 Oct 1981, age 50
Had been living in Frankfort for the last 14
years. Survivors: Wife: Dolly Crenshaw.
Mother: Mrs. Beatrice Maupin of Glasgow.
Step-father: John Maupin of Glasgow.
Brothers: Oliver L Crenshaw of Louisville
KY, William Thomas Crenshaw of Glasgow and
Allen Maupin of Louisville. Sisters: Mrs
Zora Stockton and Mrs. Johnetta Boles, both
of Glasgow. One uncle, 14 nephews, 12 nieces
and a host of other relatives and friends.
Services: 10 pm 30 Oct 1981, Hopewell
Baptist Church, burial Oddfellow Cemetery. *
Source: Barren County (KY) Progress,
Thursday, 5 Nov 1981.
Crenshaw, Magdalene Brewer,
Lexington, KY. Died: Sunday,
4 October 1998, University of Kentucky
Medical Center, Lexington, 73. Born:
Metcalfe Co KY, formerly of Glasgow, KY.
Teacher's aide, Glasgow School System,
member Builders Club of First Baptist Church
and Missionary Society,
Daughter of:
Braxton and Zenobia Lively Crenshaw,
deceased. Survivors: Sons: Jesse Crenshaw,
Lexington, Braxton Crenshaw and wife
Patricia, Lexington, Larry Crenshaw and Wife
(unnamed), Detroit, MI. Grandchildren:
Laurent and Christiana Crenshaw.
Sister-in-law: Mrs. Dossie Brewer, Knob
Lick, KY
God-daughter:
Wanda Smith, Glasgow. Several nieces,
nephews and cousins. Services: 1 pm Friday,
9 October 1998, First Baptist Church,
Glasgow, burial Barlow Cemetery. Source:
Glasgow Daily Times, Wednesday, 7 October
1998, p. 6
Edmonds, Eunice F., 612
South Franklin Street, Glasgow, KY. Died:
Tuesday, 19 Feb 1980, Homewood Health Care
Center, short illness, age 74. Survivors:
Husband: Willie Edmonds. Two children:
Lucille Bowman of NY and James H Stockton of
Bowling Green KY. Brother: Cecil Peden of
Louisville KY. Two sisters: Mrs. Ida Bush
and Mrs. Nora Curd, both of Louisville.
Services: Saturday, 1 pm, Glasgow First
Baptist Church under direction of Watts
Funeral Home, burial Oak Grove Baptist
Church Cemetery. *
Source: Barren County (KY) Progress,
Thursday, 28 Feb 1980, p. 4.
Edmonds, Marion “Jug”,
Glasgow, KY. Died: Thursday,
12 Oct 2000, Greenview Regional Hospital,
Bowling Green, age not given. Survivors:
Daughters: Jayne Carpenter and husband of
Bowling Green and Gail Edmonds of Owensboro,
KY. Sons: Kelvin E and wife and wife an
Bernard Francis Edmonds and wife, all of
Glasgow. Several grandchildren and
great-grandchildren. Brother: William Calvin
(Bill) Edmonds and wife of Indianapolis, IN
Sisters: Emma C Jones of Louisville, KY;
Elizabeth Edmonds of St. Louis, MO and
Christine Sublett of Glasgow. Aunts: Ella M
Hill and husband of Louisville and Nanny M.
Tisdale of Cave City, KY. Uncle: Walter
Tisdale of Park City, KY. Host of nieces,
nephews and cousins. Arrangements
incomplete, under direction of Watts Funeral
Home. Source: Glasgow Daily Times, Friday,
13 Oct 2000, p. 2.
Ellington, Ola Mae,
Route 3, Glasgow KY. Died:
Wednesday, 13 Dec 1978, Community Hospital,
short illness, age 42. Survivors: Parents:
Mr. and Mrs. Dabner Ellington of Route 3.
Sisters: Mrs. Mildred Williams, Mrs.
Margelene Burton, Mrs Anna Lous Bailey, all
of Louisville KY, Mrs. Hattie Lee Jones of
Knob Lick KY and Mrs. Nannie F Bell of
Sacramento CA. Brother: Charles Ellington of
Route 3 Glasgow
Services: Saturday, 2:30 pm, Pleasant Union
Baptist Church * under direction of Watts
Funeral Home, burial church cemetery.
Source: Barren County (KY) Progress,
Thursday, 21 Dec 1978, p. 4.
Elliott, Celestine O.,
Glasgow, KY. Died: Sunday, 20
September 1998, at home, 67. Member First
Baptist Church, Glasgow Survivors: Husband:
Alexander Elliott, Glasgow. Daughter: Keran
Harrington, Urbana, IL Sons: Alexander
Elliott, Jr, Las Vegas, NV, Howard Elliott
of Moreno Valley, CA. 4 grandchildren, 4
sisters, one brother, three
brothers-in-laws, one son-in-law, one
daughter-in-law, several nieces, nephews and
cousins. Services: 7 pm Thursday, church,
burial Odd Fellows Cemetery. Source: Glasgow
Daily Times, Tuesday, 22 September 1998, p.
4.
Elliott, Shed Robert [photo],
Lt Colonel. Las Vegas, NV -
formerly of Glasgow. Died: Thursday, 15
March 2001, Valley Hospital, Las Vegas, age
74. Born: 18 July 1926 Bakertown, KY. Son
of: Shed Elliott Jr and Stella Mae Lawson
Elliott. Member Johnson Chapel C M E Church
at an early age. Educated at West Virginia
State College, the University of Maryland
and the University of Oklahoma. Joined the
US Army in 1944 and retired with the rank of
Lieutenant Colonel in the Ordinance Corps
after 24 years of service. This included
seven years in Europe, Germany and Italy;
three years in Japan and one year each in
Korea and Vietnam. He became associated with
the Nuclear Weapons Program when assigned to
the Armed Forces Special Weapons Project at
Saudia Base in 1952. Subsequently, served in
the technical management and command
positions involving nuclear weapons safety,
maintenance storage and disposal inside and
outside the continental United States. Prior
to going to Vietnam in 1967, he was chief of
Weapons Safety Division, U S Army Nuclear
Weapons Surety Group. On return from
Vietnam, he served until retirement as an
inspector general at the US Army Material
Command in Washington, DC. He was a member
of Zion United Methodist Church where he
worked with the United Methodist Men. Also a
member of the local NAACP, American Society
of Military Engineers, American Ordinance
Association, Veterans of Foreign Wars, 9" &
10" Calvary Association (commonly known as
'Buffalo Soldiers) and West Virginia State
Alumni. Received many awards including the
Legion of Merit, the Bronze Star medal and
the Army Commendation medal. He was
commissioned as a Kentucky Colonel.
Survivors: Wife: Patricia Elliott of Las
Vegas. Grand-children: Joseph and Kimberly
of Alaska and Jessica Elliott of Las Vegas.
Brothers: Bobby Elliott and wife Colbert
Jean and Alexander Elliott of Haywood, KY.
Several nieces and nephews, and other
relatives. Preceded also in death by: Sons:
Robert and Wyndham Elliott. Brothers: Kyle
and Joe Elliott. Services: 11 am Thursday,
22 March 2001, Zion United Methodist Church,
Las Vegas, interment Arlington National
Cemetery on Tuesday, 3 April at 3:30.
Source: Glasgow Daily Times, Wednesday, 28
March 2001, p. 2.
Ellis, Isabell,
Glasgow, KY. Died: Sunday, 21 January 2001,
Glasgow Health Care, age 90. Born: Barren Co
KY. Retired domestic, member Poplar Grove
Baptist Church. Daughter of: Robert and
Matilda Bridges Ellis, decd. Survivors:
Brother: Roy Ellis and wife Lelia. Nephews:
Theodore Ellis, Charles Peden, Walter
Bradshaw and Jimmy Ellis. Nieces: Sylvia
Allen, Seretha Pattrson, Jean Mills and
Bennie Ellis. Host of great nieces and
nephews and great-great nieces and nephews.
Services: 11 am Wednesday, 24 January 2001,
Watts Funeral Home, burial Poplar Grove
Church Cemetery. Source: Glasgow Daily
Times, Monday 22 January 2001, p. 2.
Ellis, Mattie,
Route 6, Glasgow, KY. Died: Friday, 9 Apr
1982, Homewood Health Care, age 83, extended
illness. Survivors: Son: Theodore Ellis of
Glasgow. Daughter-in-law: Mrs Frances Ellis
of Glasgow Three brothers, four sisters,
four grandchildren, four nephews, four
nieces, an uncle and a host of other
relatives and friends. Services: 1 pm
Monday, 12 Apr 1982,Watts Funeral Home,
burial Poplar Grove Church Cemetery. Source:
Barren County (KY) Progress, Thursday, 15
Apr 1982, p. 4. Not found
Ennis, Effie, Mrs., 618
Fourth Street, Bowling Green KY. Died:
Sunday, 18 Jan 1976, Samson Community
Hospital in Glasgow KY, age 67, lengthy
illness. Survivors: Daughter: Mrs. Lille Mae
Ennis Sister: Mrs. Catherine Wilson, both of
Bowling Green. Brother: Salee Stockton of
Louisville KY
Several grandchildren. Services: 1 pm
Wednesday, Watts Funeral Home, burial Barlow
Cemetery. *
Source: Barren County (KY) Progress, 22 Jan
1976.
Fishback, Shawn Lee Williams,
Oakland KY. Died: Friday, 5
Dec 2003, Porter Pike, automobile accident,
age 20. Born: Barren Co KY. Member Mt. Olla
Missionary Baptist Church. Member of the
church usher board, Sunday School, secretary
of brotherhood, member and president of
Liberty District Youth Conference, former
Junior Fireman of Gott Voluntary Fire
Department, former member Warren East High
School ROTC, attended Bowling Green
Technical College. Son of Mary Buford
Fishback and the late Frederick Lee
Williams. Also survived by: Stepfather:
James Vernon Fishback. Brother: Brant L.
Fishback Granddparents: Robert and Linda
Williams. Nephew: Jamison Fishback. Host of
aunts, uncles and other relatives. Services:
12:30 pm Tuesday, 9 Dec 2003, church, burial
Lou Green Cemetery in Hiseville KY.
Source: Glasgow (KY) Daily Times, Monday, 8
Dec 2003, p. 2.
Ford, Leslie, Route
1 Cave City KY. Died: Thursday, Homewood
Health Cave Center in Glasgow KY, age 84,
extended illness. Survivors: Son: Mr. Monroe
Ford of Horse Cave KY. Daughters: Ms. Sara
Ford of Milwaukee, WI and Ms. Betty Ford of
Indianapolis, IN. One sister, host of
relatives and friends. Services: 1 pm.
Saturday, Pleasant Oakridge Baptist Church,
burial church cemetery. Pleasant Oak Ridge
Cemetery *.Source: Unknown Glasgow KY
newspaper
Forrest, Lee Ollie,
Cave City, KY. Died: Monday,
26 October 1998, T. J. Samson Hospital,
Glasgow, 85. Born: Barren Co KY, farmer. Son
of: John Noah Forrest and Nettie Doty
Forrest. Widower of: Illie Hall Forrest.
Survivors: Sisters: Catherine F. Bell, Cave
City, Hallie Duff, Hiseville, KY, Mary
Edwards, Horse Cave, KY. Son-in-law: Albert
Curry, Cave City. Brother-in-law: John T.
Edwards. Step-son: John T Wilson. Several
nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by:
Son: Jackie Forrest. Daughter: Katie Mae
Curry Services: 1 pm Thursday, 29 October
1998, Watts Funeral Home, burial Pleasant
Oak Ridge Church Cemetery. Source: Glasgow
Daily Times, Wednesday, 28 October 1998, p.
7
Francis, Marilyn J, 121
Robinson Court, Glasgow KY. Died: Saturday,
30 Dec 1978, residence, short illness, 31.
Survivors: Mother: Mrs. Mattie Francis of
Glasgow Sisters: Milded Francis, Mrs.
Margaret Bailey and Mrs. Sylvia Buford, all
of Glasgow. Brother: Kenneth Francis of
Glasgow. Grandmother: Mrs. Frances Barber of
Indianapolis, IN. Services: Tuesday, 2 Jan
1979, 1 pm, Harlow's Chapel Baptist Church,
burial Barber Cemetery * under direction of
Watts Funeral Home. Source: Barren County
(KY) Progress, Thursday, 11 Jan 1979, p. 4.
Francis, Mattie,
Robinson Court, Glasgow, KY. Died: Sunday,
29 August 1999, residence, age 76. Born:
Barren Co KY, Member Harlow Chapel Baptist
Church. Domestic. Daughter of: Rev. Levi and
Frances Martin Barber, decd. Survivors: Son:
Kenny. Daughters: Mildred Francis, Margaret
Bailey and Sylvia Buford of Glasgow. 13
grandchildren, 27 great-grandchildren, 4
sisters, 3 brothers, several nieces, nephews
and cousins. Preceded in death by son:
Walter and daughter, Marilyn. Services: 1 pm
Wed, 1 Sept 1999, church, burial Barber
Cemetery, arrangements by Watts Funeral
Home, Glasgow. Source: Glasgow Daily Times,
Tuesday, 31 August 1999, p. 2.
Franklin, Elmore,
605 South Lewis Street, Glasgow KY. Died:
Tuesday, at the church where he had been
custodian for the past several years.
Survivors: Wife: Mrs. Mary Pearl Franklin.
Mother: Mrs. Glen Franklin. Brothers:
Garfield of Glasgow, Don and James, both of
Hiseville KY. Sister: Mrs. Cassie Howard of
Glasgow. Services: 2 pm on 2 April 1977,
First Baptist Church, burial Barlow
Cemetery. * Source: Unknown Glasgow KY
newspaper
Franklin, Mary Jane [photo],
Glasgow KY. Died: Tuesday, 30
Sept 2003, residence, age 67. Daughter of
Evelyn Franklin of Glasgow and the late
Garfield Franklin. Also survived by:
Brother: Wendal Franklin of Glasgow. Uncle:
James Franklin. Aunt: Cassie Howard.
Children: Alma Glover and husband Richard,
Ann Duke and husband Rev Eric Duke, Rose
Franklin, Carol Franklin, Danielle Franklin
- all of Glasgow, Regina Wood and husband
Rev Thomas Wood of Cave City KY and Kenny
Franklin, all of Lexington, Danny Franklin
and John Franklin, both of Bowling Green KY,
Ernest Franklin and Steve Franklin and wife
Kathy, all of Glasgow. Two children she
raised as her daughters; Angie and Della
Vansant. 21 grandchildren, four
great-grandchildren, host of nieces and
nephews and cousins. Services: Saturday, 4
Oct 2003, 1 pm, Hopewell Baptist Church,
Watts Funeral Home in charge of
arrangements, no burial location shown.
Source: Glasgow (KY) Daily Times, Thursday,
2 Oct 2003, p.2.
Franklin, Tompie Duncan,
Glasgow, KY. Died: Friday, 16
February 2001, Medco Center Nursing Home,
Franklin, KY, age 93. Born: Fountain Run,
KY. Retired custodian for Citizens Bank
(Firstar), member First Baptist Church,
brotherhood and trustee of same. Son of: Sam
and Mary Sally Kelso Franklin. Survivors:
Wife: Sue Rush. Daughters: Mary M Stockton
of Glasgow and Lela Carter of Louisville,
KY. Step-sons: Frank Rush and wife Elizabeth
of Clarksville, TN and Lucian Rush of
Louisville. Step-daughter: Elizabeth
Alexander, Burkesville, KY. 33
grandchildren, 19 great-grandchildren, 7
great-great grandchildren. Nephew: Dewey
Franklin of Louisville. One uncle, other
relatives and friends. Services: 1 pm
Wednesday, 21 February 2001, church, burial
Barlow Cemetery. Watts Funeral Home in
charge of arrangements. Source: Glasgow
Daily Times, Monday, 19 February 2001, p. 2.
Garnett, Martha Twyman.
Cave City, KY. Died: Monday,
4 Oct 1999, T. J. Samson Community Hospital,
Glasgow, age 75. Born: Barren Co KY. Retired
from Mallory's Capacitor Company after 18
years Member Old Blue Spring Baptist Church,
president of the Missionary Society, member
of the Senior Choir and Sunday School. Also
attended Pleasant Oak Ridge with her
husband, Joe E Garnett who survives.
Daughter of: Robert (Bob) and Nellie Bryant
Twyman, decd. Survived also by: Sister:
Burnetta Buckler of Knob Lick, KY.
Sisters-in-law: Alene Richardson of
Hardyville, KY; Elvie Garnett of Horse Cave,
KY and Barbara Garnett of Cave City. Several
nieces, nephews and other relatives.
Services: 1 pm Thursday, 7 Oct 1999, Old
Blue Spring Baptist, burial Pleasant Oak
Ridge Cemetery, Watts Funeral Home in charge
of arrangements. Source: Glasgow Daily
Times, Wednesday, 6 Oct 1999, p. 2.
Gatewood, Carrie,
Glasgow, KY. Died: Tuesday, 1 May 1990,
Homewood Health Care Center, extended
illness, age 87. Survivors: Nieces: Martha B
Garnett of Route 1 Cave City, Genobia Caudle
of Austin KY, Burnetta Buckler of Knob Lick
KY and Ella May Bryant of Glasgow.
Step-children: Mollie B Nuckols of
Campbellsville KY, Anie F Stones of New
Albany andLeo Gatewood. Three great-nieces,
seven great-nephews, host of other relatives
and friends. Services under direction of
Watts Funeral Home at Old Blue Springs
Baptist Church, no date shown, burial
Pleasant Union Church Cemetery. * Source:
Barren County (KY) Progress, Thurs 10 May
1990, p B11
Glover, Cynthia Ann,
105 Mill Street, Glasgow KY.
Died: Monday, City-County Hospital in
Bowling Green, short illness, age 17.
Survivors: Parents: Mr and Mrs. James
Herbert Glover of Glasgow Brothers: James
Jr, Kenneth and Timothy Ray Glover. Sister:
Patricia Ann Glover - all at home Paternal
Grandparents: Mr. and Mrs. John Wesley
Glover of Glasgow. Maternal Grandmother: Mrs
Lizzie Hayden of Park City KY.
Great-grandmother: Mrs. Alma Austin of
Glasgow. Services: 1 pm Wednesday, Hopewell
Baptist Church under direction of Watts
Funeral Home, burial Oddfellow Cemetery.*
Source: Unknown Glasgow (KY) newspaper, from
files of the late Birdie Lutzow, dateline 8
July 1976.
Glover, John Wesley,
117 Scott St., Glasgow KY.
Died: Saturday, lengthy illness, age 63.
Employee for many years at the Old Planning
Mill, deacon in the Hopewell Baptist Church
for 36 years. Survivors: Wife: Mrs. Anna M
Glover. Three sons: James Herbert of
Glasgow, John Cecil of Elizabethtown KY and
Richard of Pontiac, Mich. Two daughters:
Mrs. Lucille Harris and Shirley Glover, both
of Pontiac. Brother: Will of Mount Vernon IL
Eight grandchildren. Services: 1 pm Tuesday,
church under direction of Watts Funeral
Home, burial Oddfellow Cemetery. * Source:
Unknown Glasgow KY newspaper, dateline 18
Nov 1976.
Hayden, Monty Edward,
Park City, KY. Died:
Saturday, 10 February 2001, The Medical
Center at Bowling Green, age 75. Born: Park
City, KY. Lumber grader for Square Deal
Lumber Co; member Zion Hill Baptist Church
in Park City. Son of: Charlie and Georgia
Hayden, decd. Survivors: Wife of 54 years:
Anna Vee Hayden. Sons: David and wife Vernie
of Park City; Owens of Park City; Donald and
wife Joyce of MD and Walter and wife Paula
of IN. Daughters: Emma Boards and husband
Shelby of Park City and Dianna Hayden of
Glasgow. Sisters: Lucille Hayden of Park
City and Bonnie J Davis of Louisville, KY.
7 grandchildren, 5 great-grandchildren,
nieces, nephews and other relatives and
friends. Preceded also in death by 4
sisters, 2 brothers and 1 grandchild.
Services 1 pm Wednesday, 14 February 2001,
church, Watts Funeral Home in charge of
arrangements, burial Zion Hill Church
Cemetery. Source: Glasgow Daily Times,
Monday, 12 February 2001, p. 2.
Haynie, Artanzie Elizabeth,
Glasgow, KY. Died: Friday, 28
July 2000, T. J. Samson Community Hospital,
age 89. Born: Loving Spring, Barren Co KY.
School teacher, member Hopewell Baptist
Church, Sunday School Adult class, pianist
of the church, pianist of Union District
senior choir. Daughter of: Robert and Polly
Britt, decd. Survivors: Husband: Dr (Rev)
Fred K Haynie Jr of Glasgow.
Brothers-in-law: Sammie Haynie of Lansing,
MI, Louis Haynie and Larry Haynie of Mason,
MI. Sisters-in-law: Aline Madison of Ann
Arbor, MI; Carolyn Palmer and Annie Haynie
of Lansing, MI. Several nieces, nephews and
cousins. Services: 1 pm Tuesday, 1 August
2000, church, Watts Funeral Home in charge
of arrangements. Burial Odd Fellows
Cemetery. Source:Glasgow Daily Times,
Monday, 31 July 2000, p. 2.
Herndon, Leonard C.,
Glasgow KY. Died: Monday,
Samson Community Hospital, lengthy illness,
age 75. Survivors: Three brothers: George T
of Glasgow, Joel and Paul, both of
Louisville KY. Two sisters: Mrs. Hallie
Swims of Danville IL and Mrs. Christine
Mansfield of Louisville. Services: 1 pm
Thursday, Harlow Chapel Baptist Church,
burial Barlow Cemetery *, Watts Funeral Home
in charge of arrangements.
Source: Unknown Glasgow (KY) newspaper,
dateline 4 Nov 1976.
Howard, Ceylina A.,
Glasgow, KY. Died: Saturday 7
Apr 2000, Roseville community, age 20, fatal
fall from automobile, under investigation.
Born: 1 Oct 1980 Glasgow. Daughter of:
Mitchell Driver of Horse Cave, KY and Janice
Allen of Glasgow, both survive. Member First
Baptist Church, Wigwam of Horse Cave and
graduate of Glasgow High School. Survivors:
Daughters: Desire and Asani Howard.
Stepfather: Clarence Allen, Glasgow.
Paternal grandparents: Johnny and Christine
Driver, Glasgow. Maternal grandmother:
Cassie Howard, Glasgow. Sister: Janice
Howard, Glasgow. Niece: Dakotshia Howard,
Glasgow. Aunts: Dora Dice of Munfordville,
KY; Wanda Murrell of Bowling Green, KY;
Carolyn Carter of Munfordville and Janice
Bradley of Glasgow. Uncles: Ollie Franklin
of Hodgenville, KY; James Howard, Charles
Howard and Eston Howard, all of Glasgow.
Host of cousins and friends also survive.
Preceded in death by maternal grandfather:
James Howard. Services: 3:30 pm Tuesday, 10
April 2001, burial Summer Shade Cemetery in
Metcalfe Co. Source: Glasgow Daily Times, 9
April 2001, p. 2.
Howard, Coella Ralston,
Oak Grove community, Barren
Co KY. Died: Tuesday, 29 Aug 2000, Tacoma,
Washington. Survivors locally: Brother: Lee
Jewell Ralston. Several cousins. Services:
Friday, 1 Sept 2000 Tacoma, WA; visitation
and funeral services Saturday, 2 Sept at
Stuary Mortuary in Indianapolis, IN; burial
Oak Grove Cemetery in Glasgow. Local
arrangements under director of Watts Funeral
Home.
Source: Glasgow Daily Times, Thursday, 31
Aug 2000, p. 2.
Hunter, Darnell D.,
Glasgow KY. Died: age 15
months, extended illness. Daughter of Ms.
Kathy Hunter of Glasgow. Survivors: Mother.
Grandmother: Ms. Mary Hunter of Glasgow.
Seven uncles, two aunts, three great-uncles,
two great aunts, host of other friends and
relatives. Services; Wednesday, 15 Apr 1982,
Watts Funeral Home, burial Barlow Cemetery.
* Source: Barren County (KY) Progress,
Thursday, 15 Apr 1982, p.4.
Johnson, Anna E., Mrs.,
Winson Salem NC. Died: 22
Sept 1976, Forsyth Memorial Hospital,
lengthy illness, age 67. Formerly of Glasgow
KY. Survivors: Daughter: Mrs. Marla Joyce
Millner of Winson Salem Several nieces and
nephews. Services: 1 pm Saturday, Watts
Funeral Home in Glasgow, burial Oddfellow
Cemetery. * Source: Unknown Glasgow KY
newspaper, mid to late Sept 1976.
Jones, James Carl,
Barren Co KY. Died: Saturday,
27 Sept 1980, V A Hospital in Oklahoma City,
OK, short illness, age 58. Survivors: Wife:
Mrs. Catherine Jones of Edmonton KY.
Children: Miss Jennifer Jones of Cleveland
OH, Ms. Betty Joe Jones of Oklahoma City and
Mr. Greg Carter of Louisville KY Sister:
Mrs. Pauline Twyman of Barren Co. Brothers:
Eugene Jones of Louisville and James A Jones
of Cave City KY. Eight grandchildren, one
great aunt, three nieces, two nephews and a
host of other relatives and friends.
Services: 2pm Friday, Pleasant Oakridge
Baptist Church burial church cemetery, under
direction of Watts Funeral Home. Source:
Barren County (KY) Progress, Thursday, 9 Oct
1980, p. 4. Not found.
Jordan, Walter Leon,
Cave City KY. Died: Saturday,
6 Dec 2003, T J Samson Community Hospital in
Glasgow KY, age not given. Son of the late
Isaac and Virgie Mae Boyd Jordan. Survivors:
Wife of 43 years: Delois Jordan. Daughters:
Sheila Glover and husband James and Iris
Bailey and husband Sidney, both of Glasgow.
Sons: Neal Bethel and wife Priscilla of Cave
City, Larry Jordan and wife Theresa of
Glasgow. Grandchildren; Chad and Tiffany
Bethel of Cave City, Jameson Glover, Domonic
and Ashley Bailey of Glasgow, George Boyd of
Horse Cave KY, Nedra Poore and husband Mojo.
Two great-grandchildren. Sisters: Alma Ford
of Horse Cave and Marylin Tobin of Cave
City. Brothers: Rev Clarence Boyd of Cave
City and Johnny Jordan of Huntsville AL.
Special brother: Leroy Buckner of Glasgow
Sisters-in-law: Ruby Boyd of Cave City,
Rebecca Green of Horse Cave and Sara Jordan
of Huntsville AL Aunt: Christine Smith of
Cave City. Uncle: Leman Boyd of Buffalo NY.
Many nieces, nephews and cousins. Services:
1 pm Wednesday, 10 Dec 2003, Hopewell
Baptist Church in Glasgow, Watts Funeral
Home in charge of arrangements, burial
location not given. Source: Glasgow (KY)
Daily Times, Monday, 8 Dec 2003, p. 2.
Kinslow, Ernest, Mrs.,
Route 2, Cave City KY. Died:
T J Samson Community Hospital, Thursday, 5
Feb 1976, short illness, age 57. Survivors:
Husband: Joe Kinslow. Children: Charles J,
Norlene B and Barbara J Kinslow, all of
Indianapolis IN and Marshall L Kinslow of
Cave City. Seven grandchildren. Services: 1
pm Sunday, Owen's Chapel Baptist Church
under the direction of Watts Funeral Home,
burial Cave City (Black) Cemetery. Source:
Barren County (KY) Progress, 19 Feb 1976.
Cemetery not found.
Kirkpatrick, Laura,
129 Robinson Court, Glasgow
KY. Died: Sunday, 21 Mar 1982, extended
illness, age 91. Survivors: Daughter: Mrs
Evelyn Gilmore of Glasgow. Grandchildren:
Burrel Collins Jr of Glasgow, Mrs. Rosie
Depp of Bowling Green KY and Mrs. Anna J
Martin of TN. 17 great-grandchildren, 11
great-grandchildren, host of nieces,
nephews, other relatives and friends.
Services: Thursday, 25 Mar 1982, Watts
Funeral Home, burial Odd Fellow Cemetery. *
Source: Barren County (KY) Progress,
Thursday, 1 Apr 1982, p. 4.
Landrum, Claude Cornelius,
Glasgow, KY. Died: Friday, 3
March 2000, T. J. Samson Community Hospital,
age 77. Born: Barren Co KY. Son of: Claude
Cornelius Landrum S and Cora Allen Landrum,
decd. Widower of: Dorothy Wade Landrum.
Veteran WW II; mechanic for McCoy Motor
Company; member Johnson Chapel Methodist
Church. Survivors: Sister: Mrs. Cora
Landrum, Glasgow. 2 nieces, 8 nephews and
numerous cousins and other family members by
marriage. Services: 1 pm Tuesday, 7 March
2000, church, burial Barlow Cemetery; Watts
Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
Source: Glasgow Daily Times, Monday, 6 Mar
2000, p.2.
Lee,
Sherman, Glasgow
KY. Died: Sunday, age 82. Survivors:
Brother: Price Lee of Glasgow. Two sisters:
Mrs Lula Robinson of Pontiac Mich, Mrs Laura
Burton of Louisville KY. Daughter: Mrs Nancy
Clay of Louisville. Foster son: William A
Sanderson of Wilson AFB, Alaska. Services: 1
pm Thursday, Hopewell Baptist Church under
direction of Watts Funeral Home, burial
Barlow Cemetery. * Source: Unknown Glasgow
KY newspaper, dateline 18 Nov 1976.
Mansfield, Emmer:
"Prominent Colored
Man Killed While Repairing Tire on Road.”
Paul Jones, Discharged of Charges Before
Examining Court. "Charges against Paul
Jones, growing out of the death of Emmer
Mansfield, were dismissed by Judge J. R.
White at the examining trial yesterday
morning. Owing to the large crowd that
attended the hearing it became necessary to
use the Circuit Court Room. "J. E.
Mansfield, one of our most useful and
influential colored men, was almost
instantly killed last Friday night, when he
was struck by a car driven by Paul Jones, a
well known citizen, and connected with some
of our best families. It seems that
Mansfield had a flat tire and stopped and
while stooped over fixing the tire Mr.
Jones, who was coming from the Fair, struck
Mansfield with his car, knocking him under
his own car and in some way his neck was
broken causing practically instant death. A
Coroner's jury was empanelled which brought
in the following verdict: "We, the jury,
find from the evidence that J. E. Mansfield,
colored, came to his death by being hit by a
car driven by Paul Jones, and knocked under
the said Mansfield's car and in the fall
some way said Mansfield's neck was broken,
near C. H. Hatchett's residence. /s/ W. C.
Pritchard, R. D. Matthews, Henry J. Bowles,
J.S. Redford, J. T. Cloyd, C. E. Graves.
Attest: W. M. Watkins, Coroner, Barren
County Kentucky. "Mansfield was about 60
years of age, a leader among his people and
was a leading member of the Baptist Church
and active in all of its work. He was a
member of the firm of Mansfield Bros.,
contractors, who have done a vast amount of
work around town. He was absolutely
reliable, and his untimely death will be a
serious loss to his relatives and his race,
ad well as to Glasgow, for he was a live
wire and very useful to this community. "The
Colored Baptist Association was in progress
in Glasgow and Mansfield was very active in
the work and had two colored preachers in
his car when the accident occurred. "He
leaves his mother, Aunt Lou Mansfield, 86
years old, his wife and one brother, Bud
Mansfield." Burial Barlow-Mansfield
Cemetery. * Source: Unknown Glasgow KY J.
E.
Mattingley, John H.,
101 McGrah St, Glasgow KY.
Died: Monday, 27 Nov 1978, Community
Hospital, extended illness, age 67.
Survivors: Wife: Mrs. Pauline Mattingly.
Daughter: Julia Ann Mattingly of Glasgow.
Sons: Joe L. Mattingly of Lexington KY and
Donald Mattingly of Louisville KY. Father:
Will Mattingly of Lebanon KY. Services:
Friday, 1 pm, Johnson Chapel Methodist
Church in Glasgow, burial Barlow Cemetery. *
Source: Barren County (KY) Progress,
Tuesday, 5 Dec 1978, p. 7.
Maupin, Allen,
Glasgow, KY. Died: Monday, 5 March 2001, T J
Samson Community Hospital, age 57. Born:
Barren Co KY. Veteran of Vietnam War, member
Hopewell Baptist Church. Son of: John A and
Betrice Maupin, decd. Survivors: Sons:
Darnell Hayes of Glasgow, Allen LaPonce
Maupin of Evansville, IN and Jonathan Maupin
of Louisville, KY. Sisters: Zora Starks of
Lebanon, TN and Johnetta Boles of Glasgow.
Brother: Oliver Crenshaw, Louisville, KY.
Foster brother: John M Lee, Glasgow. 2
granddaughters, one grandson.
Daughter-in-law: Charlotte Hayes, Glasgow.
Host of nieces and nephews. Services: 11 am
Thursday, 8 March 2001, church, Watts
Funeral Home in charge of arrangements,
burial Oddfellow Cemetery. Source: Glasgow
Daily Times, Wednesday, 7 March 2001, p. 2.
Maupin, William L.,
Glasgow KY. Died: Monday, 15
June 1981, lengthy illness, age 79. Retired
businessman of this city for several years.
Survivors: Wife: Mrs. Velma Maupin.
Step-mother: Mrs. Bessie Maupin of
Chillicothe MO. Step-son: Vernon Bolden of
Chicago IL Two sisters: Mrs. Effie Simms of
Chicago IL and Mrs. Marion Chisom of Blue
Island IL. Step-brother: Wymond Palmer of
Chillicothe MO Nephew: Louis Jackson of San
Francisco CA. Uncle: Jewell Matthews of
Indianapolis IN. Host of other relatives and
friends. Services: Tuesday, 18 June 1981, 1
pm, First Baptist Church of Glasgow under
direction of Watts Funeral Home, burial
Barlow Cemetery. * Source: Barren County
(KY) Progress, Thursday, 18 June 1981, p. 4.
Miller, Billy Joe,
Glasgow, KY. Died: Sunday, 25
October 1998, Scottsville, KY, 41. Born:
Barren Co KY. Computer programmer, member
Pleasant Union Baptist Interests: Director
and pianist of Liberty District Youth Choir.
Son of: Cleon Martin and Angie Beatrice
Mitchell Martin, decd. Survivors: Brothers:
William Cleon Martin, Jr., Robert (Butch)
Martin and Mark Martin all of Glasgow and
Staff Sgt. Bruce Martin and wife Shelia of
Yuma, AZ. Sisters: Teresa (Jackie) Curd,
Tillie Martin and Mary Martin, all of
Glasgow. Aunts: Laura Mitchell, Lillie Mills
and Marie Faulkner of Glasgow and Hortense
Sweeney, Indianapolis, IN. Uncles: Frank
Mitchell of Glasgow and Otis Martin of
Indianapolis. Several nieces, nephews and
cousins. Services: 2 pm Wednesday, 28
October 1998, church, burial Pleasant Union
Church Cemetery. Source: Glasgow Daily
Times, Tuesday, 27 October 1998, p. 12.
Milliken, Lucy,
504 College St., Glasgow KY. Died: Friday
morning, T J Samson Community Hospital,
extended illness, age 77. Survivors: Two
nieces: Mrs. Mary Sears and Mrs. Katherine
Howard, both of Bowling Green KY. Nephew:
Willis Howard of Louisville KY. Four great
nieces, four great nephews, host of other
relatives and friends. Services: Wednesday
at Watts Funeral Home, burial Oddfellow
Cemetery. * Source: Barren County (KY)
Progress, Thursday, 7 Aug 1980, p. 4.
Mitchell, John Garnet,
Louisville KY. Formerly of
Glasgow KY. Died: Sunday, 2 May 1976,
General Hospital in Louisville, injuries
sustained in a truck accident, age 60.
Survivors: Sons: William G of Glasgow and
James Wendell of Los Angeles CA. Brother:
George Mitchell of Philadelphia PA. Sisters:
Mrs. Emily Murrell of San Antonio TX and
Mrs. Ella Coe Thomas of Frankfort KY. Three
grandchildren Services: 1 pm Wednesday,
Watts Funeral Home, burial Oddfellow
Cemetery. Source: Unknown Glasgow KY
newspaper, dateline 6 May 1976.
Mitchell, Wm. Grant,
Glasgow KY. Died: Wednesday,
3 Jan 1979, T J Samson Community Hospital,
extended illness, age 46. Survivors: Wife:
Mrs. Mary Mitchell. Children: Tyroon and
Maria, both of Glasgow and Gayle Ann Lee of
Michigan. Brother: Wendell Mitchell of CA.
Services: Saturday, 1 pm, Watts Funeral
Home, burial Odd Fellows Cemetery. Source:
Barren County (KY) Progress, Thursday, 11
Jan 1979, p. 4.
Moss, John, Route
7, Glasgow KY. Died: at his home after an
extended illness Wednesday, age 79.
Survivors: Wife: Mrs. Nettie Moss. Host of
other relatives and friends. Services: 1 m
Saturday, Loving Union Baptist Church,
Barren County, burial Barber Cemetery,
Barren Co KY. * Source: Barren County (KY)
Progress, Thursday, 16 Oct 1980, p. 4.
Mundy, Doretha,
Glasgow, KY. Died: Friday, 20 August 1999,
T. J. Samson Community Hospital, Glasgow,
age 64. Born: Glasgow, KY, homemaker,
member: Allen Seminary in Hart County, KY.
Daughter of: Otis E and Zardia Easters,
decd., widow of: Riley Mundy. Survivors:
Son: Eric Mundy, Lincoln Village,
Elizabethtown, KY. Brothers: O C and Elroy
Esters of Horse Cave; Teddy Esters of
Dunkirk, NY and Jackie Esters of Germany.
Sisters: Mamie Bell Thornton of Louisville,
KY; Betty Jean Wood of Horse Cave; Margie
Dice of Horse Cave; Janice Faulkner of
Glasgow. Several nieces, nephews and cousins
plus friends. Services: 1 pm Tuesday, 24
August 1999, church, burial Oak Ridge
Cemetery, Barren Co, Watts Funeral Home in
charge of arrangements. Source: Glasgow
Daily Times, Monday, 23 August 1999, p. 2.
Murrell, Lou Ella,
615 Franklin Street, Glasgow
KY. Died: Thursday, Samson Community
Hospital, short illness, age 88. Survivors:
Husband: Arthur H Murrell. Daughter: France
Elizabeth Parrish of Louisville KY.
Granddaughter: Ursula Daniel of NY, NY.
Great-grandson: David Daniel of NY, NY
Sister: Mrs. Lorene Herndon of Glasgow. Host
of nieces, nephews, cousins, other relatives
and friends. Services: Watts Funeral Home,
burial Oddfellow Cemetery.* Source: Barren
County (KY) Progress, Thursday, 8 Nov 1979,
p. 4.
Murrell, Virgil,
Route 7 Glasgow Ky. Died: Suddenly,
Saturday, Route 7, age 77. Survivors: Son:
Walter of El Paso TX. Host of nephews,
nieces, other relatives and friends.
Services: Wednesday, Watts Funeral Home,
burial Clayton Family Cemetery, Route 2,
Park City, KY. Barren County (KY) Progress,
Thursday, 10 Dec 1981, p. 4. Unable to
locate
Neal, Ella, 532
South Broadway, Glasgow, KY. Died: Saturday,
24 Nov 1973, Scottsville Hospital, age 90.
Survivors: Daughters: Mrs. Jewell Wells and
Mrs. Johnny Lewis, both of Glasgow. Sons:
Jimmy Neal of Barren County and Roy Neal of
Louisville. Services: 1 pm Tuesday, Watts
Funeral Home, burial Poplar Log Cemetery.
Source: Undated 1973 Glasgow, KY newspaper
clipping. Note: burial was at Poplar Grove
Church Cemetery, not Poplar Log.
Neal, Fay, Sr.,
Louisville, KY.
Died: Wednesday, 14 Jan 2004, age 68. Born:
Glasgow KY. Retired employee of Smith
Transfer Co, member First Baptist Church of
Glasgow. Survivors: Children: Fay Jr,
Rochelle, Etic, Douglas, Claude, James and
William Neal. Stepsons: Johnny and Anthony
Woolfolk Stepdaughters: Rose Underwood and
Sandra Jones. Brothers and sisters: Ray
Douglas, Gladys, J B and Roy Edd Neal. Host
of grandchildren, two great-grandchildren.
Services: 11 am Saturday, 17 Jan 2004, C G
Williams Funeral Home, burial Green Meadows
Cemetery there. Source: Glasgow (KY) Daily
Times, Thursday, 15 Jan 2004, p. 2.
Nuckols, Anna Katherine,
Glasgow, KY. Died: Tuesday,
27 March 2001, T J Samson Community
Hospital, age 46. Born: LaRue County, KY.
Crew trainer for McDonalds Restaurant,
member Pleasant Oak Ridge Baptist Church.
Daughter of: Roy and Anna Handley of
Hodgenville, KY; mother survives. Other
survivors: Husband: Lindon Nuckols. Son:
Timothy Handley of Glasgow. Daughter: Wendy
Rhodes, Glasgow. Grandchildren: Ashley
Handley, Steven and Gregory Rhodes. 4
Sisters-in-law, 4 brothers-in-law, aunts,
uncles, nieces, nephews and cousins. Best
friend: Betty Wilson. Services: 1 pm
Saturday, 31 March 2001, church, burial
church cemetery, Watts Funeral Home in
charge of arrangements. Source: Glasgow
Daily Times, Friday, 30 March 2001, p. 2.
Odle, Georgia, Mrs.,
Note: Partial - part of paper
missing, 115 Robinson Court, Glasgow KY.
Died: Friday, Samson Community Hospital,
lengthy illness, age 83. Survivors: Son: Sam
Odle of CA - rest missing. Services: 1 pm
Tuesday, Watts Funeral Home, no burial
location shown. Unknown Glasgow KY
newspaper. Unable to locate.
Overstreet, Geo.,
Cave City KY. Died: Wednesday, 1 Aug 1979,
residence, extended illness, age 89
Retired concrete finisher. Son of the late
Charlie and Maggie Poynter Overstreet.
Survivors: Daughter: Cleo Overstreet of Cave
City. Two grandchildren, two
great-grandchildren, two
great-great-grandchildren Services;
Saturday, 2 pm, Owen’s Chapel Baptist
Church, burial Cave City Cemetery under
direction of Bob Hunt Funeral Chapel. Buried
instead Woods Cemetery.* Source Barren
County (KY) Progress, Thursday, 9 Aug 1979,
p. 4.
Paul, Jaline Hope Mae,
Cave City KY. Died:
Wednesday, 9 June 2004, of SIDS. daughter of
James L Paul and Angel L Gross. Also
survived by: Brother: Jordan Paul.
Grandparents: LeAndra Schroeder, James Dyson
and Willis Thomas. Great-grandparents: Ruth
Manges, Mattie Austin, Rev Orval Manges and
Leo Austin. Preceded in death by
grandmother: Mae Paul Services: Saturday, 12
June 2004, 1 pm, Owens Chapel Baptist Church
in Cave City under direction of Watts
Funeral Home, burial church cemetery.
Source: Glasgow (KY) Daily Times, Friday, 11
June 2004, p. 2.
Paul, Henry,
Glasgow, KY. Died: Monday, 31 Oct 2000,
Elizabethtown, KY, age 83. Born: Hart Co KY.
Farmer, member of the Baptist Church there.
Son of: Dick and Lee Paul, decd. Survivors:
Brother: Elba Paul, Rowletts, KY. Nieces,
nephews. Special friend: Viola Watt and the
Elliott Family of Glasgow. Services: 1 pm
Thursday, 2 Nov 2000, Watts Funeral Home,
burial Oddfellow Cemetery. Source: Glasgow
Daily Times, Tuesday, 31 Oct 2000, p. 2.
Payton, Alma M., Mrs.,
Louisville KY. Formerly of
Glasgow KY. Died: Friday, residence, age 62
Survivors: Husband: Arvin Payton. Aunts:
Alymurt Buford of Glasgow and Eliza Hatfield
of Bowling Green KY. Services: 1 pm Tuesday,
First Baptist Church under direction of
Watts Funeral Home, burial Oddfellow
Cemetery. * Source: Unknown Glasgow KY
newspaper, dateline 5 Aug 1976.
Phillips, Lucile Elizabeth,
Elizabethtown, KY. Died: Wed
20 Sept 2000, residence, age 85. Born:
Summer Shade, KY. Daughter of: Eugene and
Lora V. Riggs. Widow of: Theodore Phillips.
Beautician, practical nurse, member First
Baptist Church in Elizabethtown and First
Baptist Church, Glasgow, the Missionary
Society and church choirs (Senior and Mass).
Survivors: Several cousins including
cherished, devoted cousin and friend Deborah
Sue Childress and the church families of
both churches. Services: 11 am Saturday, 23
Sept 2000, church in Glasgow, Watts Funeral
Home in charge of arrangements, burial
Barlow Cemetery. Source: Glasgow Daily
Times, Friday, 22 Sept 2000, p. 2.
Purcell, Lucille H., Mrs.,
Glasgow KY. Died: 26 Oct
1976, lengthy illness, Community Hospital,
age not shown. Survivors: Daughter: Mrs.
Altha Peden of Louisville KY. Sister:
Catherine Hunter of Hackensack, NJ. Nephew:
Robert O Travis of NJ. Six grandchildren, 14
great-grandchildren. Services: 2 pm
Saturday, Johnson Chapel Methodist Church
under direction of Watts Funeral Home.
Burial Oddfellow Cemetery. * Unknown Glasgow
KY newspaper, dateline 4 Nov 1976.
Quarles, Almena,
Louisville KY. Died: Suddenly, University
Hospital of Louisville Thursday, age 57
Formerly of Barren Co KY. Survivors:
Husband: James Quarles. Two daughters: Mrs.
Jolean Butler and Mrs. Nelda Jean Cage, both
of Louisville. Son: Harry Bush of Barren Co.
Two aunts: Mrs. Nora Shannon of Barren Co
and Mrs. Vernie Clayton of Route 2, Park
City KY. 17 grandchildren, 1 great-grandson,
host of friends and other relatives.
Services: Sunday, 3:30 pm, Watts Funeral
Home, burial Clayton Family Cemetery, Route
2, Park City, KY. Source: Barren County (KY)
Progress, Thursday, 28 Aug 1980, p. 4.
Cemetery not found, burial not recorded
Reed,
Willie Lewis, Indianapolis, IN. Died:
Found fatally shot at his home in
Indianapolis, 10 Apr 1976. Former Glasgow Ky
resident. Was hot two or three times with a
.22 calibre pistol according to police. His
body was found at his residence Saturday
afternoon and police said it was estimated
he had been dead between six and twelve
hours. His wife, Mrs. Geraldine Reed, 49,
has been charged with first degree murder
and was arraigned in an Indianapolis court
Monday morning, according to officials. She
is lodged in Marion County Jail and no bond
has been set. Also survived by: Mother: Mrs.
Josie Reed. Sister: Mrs. Mae Sublett - both
of Route 6, Glasgow. Two nieces. Services:
Harlow Chapel Baptist Church under direction
of the Watts Funeral Home, burial Oddfellows
Cemetery. Source: Unknown Glasgow Ky
newspaper, dateline 15 Apr 1976.
Rhodes, Lena Mae,
Glasgow, KY. Died: Friday, 13 August 1999,
T. J. Samson Community Hospital, Glasgow,
KY, age 72. Retired employee of SKG. Member
First Baptist Church, Glasgow. Survivors:
Daughter: Georgia Rhodes Thomas, Glasgow.
Sisters: Bettye Isble, Glasgow; Elizabeth
Bland of Louisville, KY and Louise Knight,
Florence, KY. Brother: William Webb,
Glasgow. Daughter-in-law: Mary Rhodes,
Glasgow. Sisters-in-law: Caroleen Webb and
Maggie Webb, both of Glasgow.
Brother-in-law: Stanley Herndon, Louisville.
2 granddaughters, 2 grandsons and three
great-grandchildren. Preceded in death by:
Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Webb.
Husband: Mansfield Rhodes. Son: Jerry Rhodes
Brother: Charles Webb. Sister: Margie
Herndon. Service under direction of Watts
Funeral Home, Glasgow, KY. Source: Glasgow
Daily Times, Sunday, 15 August 1999, p. 2.
Rhodes, Walter,
109 James Street, Glasgow KY. Died: Friday,
T J Samson Community Hospital, age 66,
extended illness. Survivors: Wife: Mrs. Anna
B Rhodes . Sons: Walter Earl Jr and Walter
Charles Rhodes, Glasgow. Daughters: Lou Anna
Jean Real, Wilma Nell Sublett, Geneva Sales,
Nellie Bailey Buford and Judy Rhodes. Two
uncles, twelve grandchildren, two nieces,
four nephews. Sister-in-law: Mrs. Mansfield
(Lena) Rhodes. Services 1 pm Monday, 12 Nov
1979, First Baptist Church, Watts Funeral
Home in charge of arrangements, burial
Oddfellow Cemetery. * Source: Barren County
(KY) Progress, Thursday, 15 Nov 1979, p. 4.
Richardson, Ansil.,
503 South Lewis Street,
Glasgow KY. Died: 4 April1977, T J Samson
Community Hospital, age 52, short illness.
Survived by wife: Mrs. Savannah Richardson.
Services: 1 pm on 7 Apr 1977, Johnson Chapel
Methodist Church under direction of Watts
Funeral Home, burial Oddfellow Cemetery. *
Source: Unknown Glasgow KY newspaper.
Richardson, George P. “Pack”,
501 South Lewis Street,
Glasgow KY. Died: upon arrival at T J Samson
Community Hospital, Saturday, 28 Apr 1973,
age 72. Retired mechanic at Buick Motor
Company. Survivors: Son: Ansil Richardson,
Glasgow. Nieces: Mrs. Irene Stockton of
Glasgow and Mrs. Kathleen Johnson of Ashland
KY. Nephew: Royce Richardson of Louisville
KY. Services: 2 pm Monday, Johnson Chapel
Methodist Church under direction of Watts
Funeral Home, burial Oddfellow Cemetery. *
Source: Unknown Glasgow KY newspaper
Riggs, Lora, Mrs.,
Glasgow KY. Died: Friday, 5
March 1976, local nursing home, lengthy
illness, age 91. Survivors: Sister: Mrs. Lou
B Smith of Glasgow. Daughter: Mrs Lucille
Phillips of Indianapolis, IN Three
stepchildren. Services: 2 pm Tuesday, First
Baptist Church under direction of Watts
Funeral Home, burial Barlow Cemetery. *
Source: Unknown Glasgow KY newspaper, 11 Mar
1976.
Robinson, George Earl,
Glasgow KY. Died: Tuesday
morning, 16 Sept 1980, on the job at Glasgow
Foods, Inc., of gunshot wounds, age 41.
Survivors: Wife: Mrs. Mildred Robinson.
Mother: Mrs. Irene Kinslow of Glasgow.
Grandmother: Mrs. Alma Austin. Seven
children: Debbie, Mary, Ronnie, Rickey,
Anthony, Reedie and Victorria, all of Park
City. Two sisters: Mrs. Ruth Kinslow and
Mrs. Ann Kinslow, both of Bowling Green KY.
Four nephews, one niece, five aunts, one
uncle, host of other relatives and friends.
Services: Friday, 19 Sept 1980, 1 pm,
Hopewell Baptist Church under direction of
Watts Funeral Home, burial in the Barlow
Cemetery. * Source: Barren County (KY)
Progress, Thursday, 25 Sept 1980, p.4.
Shobe, Ben,
Louisville KY. Died: Monday, Veteran's
Hospital in Louisville KY, short illness,
age 83. Survivors: Wife: Mrs. Nellie
Anderson Shobe. Sister-in-law: Mrs. Margaret
A Davidson of Cave City KY Host of other
relatiaves and friends. Services: 11 am
Thursday, A D Porter Funeral Home, 13th
Chestnut Street, Louisville, arriving at
Owens Chapel Baptist Church in Cave City KY,
Watts Funeral Home in charge of local
arrangements, burial church cemetery.
Source: Barren County (KY) Progress,
Thursday, 21 Feb 1980, p. 4. Not found
Smiley,
Charles H., 69, of Coral Hill Community,
Glasgow, died Sunday, April 25, 1993, at T.
J. Samson Community Hospital. He was a
retired farmer, a nurse and a member of the
Pleasant Union Baptist Church. He is
survived by his wife, Minnie L. Smiley; two
daughters, Mrs. Charlie M. Fishback of
Oakland and Mrs. Belinda Sue Mills of
Glasgow; two sons, Donald R. Smiley and
Cecil Clay Smiley, both of Louisville; a
sister, Mattie C. Williams, and a brother,
Walter L. Smiley, both of Lansing, Michigan;
ten grandchildren, two great grandchildren,
an aunt and two uncles and a host of other
relatives and friends. Funeral services will
be 1:00 p.m. Wednesday at the Pleasant Union
Baptist Church, Coral Hill Community, with
burial in the church cemetery. Visitation
will be after 2:00 p.m. Tuesday at the Watts
Funeral Home and after 11:00 am. Wednesday
at the church.
Smiley, Joseph, Jr.,
603 South Morgan St, Glasgow,
KY. Died: Thursday, 24 June 1999, T. J.
Samson Hospital, Glasgow, age 56. First
Baptist Church of Glasgow. Son of: Joseph
Sr. and Henrietta Sublett Smiley, decd.
Survivors: Wife: Sara Jane Smiley, Glasgow.
6 children - all of Indianapolis, IN.
Services: Monday,1 pm at the church, burial
Lou Green Cemetery. Source: Glasgow Daily
Times, Sunday, 27 June 1999, p. 2
Stockton, Barry Russell [photo],
Glasgow KY. Died: Sunday, 16
Jan 1994, automobile accident, age 28. Born:
Glasgow KY. Graduate of Glasgow High School
and was a machinist in the Binding Dept of
R. R. Donnellys. Survivors: Daughters:
Chere' Stockton, Amelia Stockton and Barry
Janee Stockton. Parents: Charles and Francis
Stockton. Brothers; Christopher and Geoffrey
Stockton. Sister: Knyna Stockton.
Grandmothers: Delcenia Stockton and Irene
Greer, all of above of Glasgow. Services: 1
pm Friday, 21 Jan 1994, First Baptist
Church, Watts Funeral Home in charge of
arrangements, burial Barlow Cemetery.
Source: Glasgow (KY) Daily Times, Wednesday,
19 Jan 1994, p. 12.
Stockton, Delcenia,
Glasgow KY. Died: Saturday, 6
Sept 2003, residence, age 85. Daughter of
the late Minnie and John Boles. Domestic
housekeeper, longtime member of the First
Baptist Church, vice president of the
Gleaners Club at church. Widow of the late
James Herman Stockton. Survivors: Daughters:
Mary Frances Stone, Helen Stockton, Pearl
Webb and Phyllis Brummer. Sons: Paul,
Charles, James, Robert and Tony Stockton.
Sisters: Minnie Smiley, Marilyn Smiley, Nora
Lee Bailey and Pauline Duvall. Host of
grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces
and nephews. Services: 1 pm Wednesday, 10
Sept 2003, church under direction of Hatcher
and Saddler Funeral Home, burial Barlow
Cemetery. Source: Glasgow (KY) Daily Times,
Monday 8 Sept 2003, p. 2
Strockton, Teresa Bronsha [photo],
Glasgow, KY. Died:
Sunday, 16 Jan 1994, automobile accident,
age 31. Born: Hart Co KY. Attended Caverna
and Hart Co High School, employee of Dart
Container in Horse Cave KY. Survivors:
Daughters: Chere' Stockton, Amelia Stockton
and Barry Janee Stockton. Father: Otis
Carlos Esters of Horse Cave. Mother: Gracie
Bell Bradley Esters of Munfordville KY.
Sisters: Vanessa Howard, Lisa Esters,
Shannon Esters and Paulette McGinnis - all
of Munfordville. Grandfather: Otis Esters of
Glasgow. Host of aunts and uncles. Services:
1 pm Friday, 21 Jan 1994, First Baptist
Church, Watts Funeral Home in charge of
arrangements, burial Barlow Cemetery.
Source: Glasgow (KY) Daily Times, Wed, 19
Jan 1994, p. 12
Stockton, William Elroy,
1111 Oldham Court, Louisville
KY. Died: Sunday, 21 Mar 1982, residence,
gunshot wound. Survivors: Children: Harold
Wallace Stockton of Louisville, David
Stockton of the U S Marines and Mrs. Kathy
Hunter of Glasgow. Step-son: WIlliam T
Scrivener of Louisville. Step-daughters:
Mrs. Juanita Montgomery of Louisville, Mrs.
Lela Manning of San Diego CA and Mrs Estella
Cragg of Washington DC. Sister: Mrs. Olene S
Richardson of Louisville. Great-uncle: Hurt
Stockton of Glasgow Great-aunt: Mrs. Jewell
S Barnett of Greensburg KY. Two parents
uncles [siic]: Orville Stockton and James
Stockton, both of Glasgow. Parental aunts:
Mrs. Lucille Williams of Barren Co, Mrs.
Sara Stovall of Glasgow, Mrs. Ora Ethel
Nelson of Lima OH and Mrs. Ina Banks of Coop
IL. One niece, three nephews and a host of
other relatives and friends. Services:
Saturday, 27 Mar 1982, First Baptist Church
in Glasgow, burial Pleasant Union Baptist
Church Cemetery * in Barren Co under
direction of Watts Funeral Home in Glasgow.
Source: Barren County (KY) Progress,
Thursday, 1 Apr 1982, p4.
“TALBOTT
CALDWELL, an old colored man, was
drowned in the Bradford mill ford of Beaver
Creek last Friday evening. He was returning
from mill when his horse fell in the creek.
The waters – running swiftly from recent
rains – swept him off his feet and he was
washed down the stream some distance before
going under the last time. Mr. Charley Boles
was attracted to the spot by the cries of
those who witnessed the occurrence. He
sprang into the creek and searched around
the spot where Talbott was last seen to
sink, but to no purpose. Several Negro men
standing around were entreated to save him,
which they could have easily done – the
water being but about heart deep. They
utterly refused to go into the water. The
drowned man was old, decrepit, and inform
which, of course, contributed so little to
the ease with which he was drowned. The
remains were recovered Sunday about noon.
(Glasgow Weekly Times, March 19, 1884)Tisdale,
Ernest, Route 2,
Park City KY. Died: Sunday, 4 Jan 1976,
Caverna Memorial Hospital, lengthy illness,
age 83. Survivors: Wife: Mrs. Nannie Mae
Tisdale. Daughters: Mrs. Bernice Wood and
Mrs. Mary Givens, both of Louisville KY.
Son: Rev. Ernest Tisdale Jr of Park City.
Sisters: Mrs. Lottie Preston of Park City,
Mrs. Anna Edmonds of Glasgow, Mrs. Ella
Hills of Louisville. Brothers: Willie of NC,
James and Walter of Park City, Leon of
Louisville. Seven grandchildren, two
great-grandchildren. Services: 1 pm
Thursday, Zion Hill Baptist Church under
direction of Watts Funeral Home, burial Park
City Cemetery.* (Zion Cemetery). Source:
Barren County (KY) Progress, 8 Jan 1976.
Tobin, Robert Lee,
Cave City, KY. Died: Monday,
7 December 1998, residence, 68. Born: Barren
Co KY. Occupation: In the janitorial
services. Son of: Hubert Tobin and Ella Byrd
Tobin-Bransford. Survivors: Sister: Helen
Plummer. Niece: Barbara Barlow, Horse Cave,
KY. Great-nephews: David and Leonard T.
Barlow. Geat-nieces: Carol Barlow, Barbara
Jackson and Deborah Barlow. Services: 11 am
Wednesday, 9 December, Watts Funeral Home,
Glasgow, burial Cave City Cemetery. Source:
Glasgow Daily Times, Tuesday, 8 December
1998, p. 7.
Trigg, Mary Katherine,
Glasgow, KY. Died: Saturday,
18 April 1998, T. J. Samson Community
Hospital, Glasgow, age 63. Born: Barren Co.
Parents: Late Sherman and Mary (Baker)
Trigg. Preceded in death by: Brother, Brent
Trigg and nephew, Paul Trigg. School:
Glasgow Training School. Occupation: Nurses
aide at hospital 39 years. Church: First
Baptist, Glasgow. President of the Builder's
Club at church. Survivors: Daughter: Terri
Jones. Son: Rodney Trigg. Daughter-in-law:
Monica Trigg. Brother: James Otis Trigg.
Sister: Nancy Trigg. Sister-in-law: Geneva
Trigg. Grand-children: Danielle Nicole
Jones, Mariah Katherine Trigg, Rodney
Lyndell Trigg, Jr. Godchildren: Sonya Trigg,
Joseph Trigg, Cedric Trigg, Erron Trigg,
Keith Trigg and Christopher Trigg. Nieces:
Martha Iasable and Virginia Trigg. Nephews:
Dennis, Johnny, Otis, Harold and Rondall
Trigg. Cousins and friends. Services: 1 pm
Wednesday, Apr 22, 1998, at the church,
burial in Barlow Cemetery. Source: Glasgow
Daily Times, Tuesday, 21 April 1998.
Turner, Ruth, Mrs.,
106B Bunche Ave., Glasgow KY.
Died: Saturday, 14 Feb 1976, residence, age
83. Survivors: Children: Mrs. Emma Shirley,
Eleanor Childress, Amos Childress and
Johnnie Paul Childress, all of Glasgow.
Sister: Mrs. Rue Mallory of Dayton OH.
Brother: Howard --- no last name given. ---
grandchildren, 17 great-grandchildren.
Services: 1 pm Tuesday, First Baptist
Church, under direction of Watts Funeral
Home, burial Childress Family Cemetery.
Source: Barren County (KY) Progress, 19 Feb
1976. Not found.
Victor, McKinley J.,
Louisville, KY. Died: Sunday,
24 Oct 1999, Louisville, 56. Member: First
Baptist Church, Glasgow. Survivors: Mother:
Ida Mae Allen, Glasgow. Brother: Glen W
Victor, Louisville. Sister: Kathy C Payne,
Bowling Green, KY. Step-father: Owens Allen,
Glasgow. 3 sons and one daughter, all of
Louisville. Aunt: Anne Lee Crenshaw of
Louisville. Nephew and niece and many
friends. Wake Thursday, 28 Oct 1999, 11 am,
funeral services 2 pm Thursday, 28 Oct 1999
Perry Mans Morturary, 3237 W. Broadway,
Louisville. Glasgow Daily Times, Wednesday,
27 Oct 1999, p. 2
Watts, Wilsonya Richadson,
Glasgow, KY. Died: Sunday, 8
Dec 2002, residence, age 78. Retired teacher
and owner of Watts Funeral Home. She made
her home in Glasgow in 1957 when she married
her late husband, Rudolph Franklin Watts.
Member First Baptist Church, serving in
various church organizations including,
member and treasurer of the First Aide Club,
past Sunday School teacher, member Women's
Choir and past director of the Sunbeam Band
and Youth Choirs. Pursued a career in
education, graduating from Kentucky State
University and later achieving her Rank 1
from Western Kentucky University. Taught
school in her native town of Campbellsville
and in the Glasgow City School System.
Involved in community work - president of
the HUD Council, member of the Planning and
Zoning Commission, member and past president
of the Kay Bledsoe Business and Professional
Women's Club, advocate and supporter of the
Glasgow Scottie Band, past member of the
Glasgow City Council, an active member of
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Survivors:
Daughter: Dr. Endraetta Watts of Glasgow.
Granddaughter: Merrick McCall Black of
Glasgow. Brother: H R Richardson,
Campbellsville, KY. Services: 11 am
Thursday, 12 Dec 2002, church, Watts Funeral
Home in charge of arrangements, burial
Oddfellows Cemetery. Source: Glasgow (KY)
Daily Times, Tuesday, 10 Dec 2002, p 2.
Born: 10 Mar 1934 Daughter of the late Henry
R and Henrietta Fisher Richardson.
Wells, Jewell,
Mrs., 532
Broadway, Glasgow KY. Died: 5 Jan 1981,
residence, age now shown. Survivors:
Granddaughter: Mrs. Cornelia Walker of
Germany. Grandson: William Walker of
Germany. Daughter-in-law: Mrs. Joann Evans
of Indianapolis IN. Five nephews, two niees,
host of other relatives and friends.
Services: Saturday, 10 Jan 1981, 10 am,
Watts Funeral Home, burial Poplar Grove
Church Cemetery. * Source: Barren County
(KY) Progress, Thursday, 15 Jan 1981, p. 4.
Wells, Laura,
Glasgow KY. Died: Friday, Samson Community
Hospital, lengthy illness, age 77.
Survivors: Daughter: Mrs. Madgelina
Mansfield of Glasgow. Son: Alfonza Mills of
FL. Brothers; Will and Johnny, both of
Indianapolis IN, Lawrence and Frank, both of
Glasgow. One grandson, six
great-grandchildren. Services; Sunday, Oak
Grove Baptist Church under direction of
Watts Funeral Home, burial Oak Grove
Cemetery. Unknown Glasgow (KY) Newspaper, 11
March 1976
Whitlow, Benjamin (B. J.),
Seymour, IN. Died: Tuesday, 2
Nov 1999, residence, age 70. Born: Barren Co
KY. Employee of the Golden Casting Corp in
Columbus, IN for 14 years. Member Harlow
Chapel Baptist Church in Barren Co. Son of:
Benjamin Whitlow Sr and Helen Vaughn Barber
Whitlow, decd. Survivors: Sister: Alice
Lillian Goad of Seymour, KY. 2 nephews, 2
nieces, 4 great-nephews, 2 great-nephews.
Services: 1 pm Saturday, 6 Nov 1999, Watts
Funeral Home, Glasgow, burial Barber
Cemetery in Barren Co. Source: Glasgow Daily
Times, Thursday, 4 Nov 1999, p.2.
Joseph C. Whitlow
[photo], Glasgow KY. Died: Saturday, 22
March 2003, T J Samson Community Hospital,
age 84. Born: 22 June 1918 Barren Co KY. Son
of the late Ulysses and Lue Emma Wilmanning
Whitlow. Farmer, retired employee of the
Western Kentucky Coca-Cola Bottling Company
after 17 years, long-time employee of Joe
Leech of Glasgow. Member Hopewell Baptist
Church for many years, served as deacon,
member of the senior and brotherhood choir,
past president of the brotherhood board.
Survivors: Long-time friends: Lucille Staten
and Tommy Burris of Glasgow. Sons: Jerry R
and Donald Lee Whitlow
Daughters: Diane Lewis, DeLois Henderson and
husband Al, and Alma Dickerson, all of
Bowling Green KY. 15 grandchildren, six
great-grandchildren. Brother: Frank Whitlow
of Smiths Grove KY. Sister: Margaret Greer
of Bowling Green KY. Sisters-in-law: Irene
Kinslow of Louisville KY, Annie Mae Glover,
Catherine Clayton and Corine Grooms, all of
Glasgow. Brother-in-law: Jimmy Ferguson of
IN. Host of nieces, nephews, relatives and
friends. Preceded also in death by: Wife:
Anna Laura Ferguson Whitlow Daughter: Joann
Whitlow Huffman .Brothers and sisters:
James, Paul, Spicey, Annie Mae, Elizabeth
and Lucille. Services: 1pm Wednesday, 26
March 2003, Hopewell Baptist Church, Hatcher
and Saddler Funeral Home in charge of
arrangements, burial Barlow Cemetery.
Source: Glasgow (KY) Daily Times, Monday, 24
March 2003, p. 2.
Whitlow, Spicy B.,
Glasgow, KY. Died: Thursday,
9 July 1998, Medical Center, Bowling Green,
KY, 66. Born: Barren Co KY, certified
nursing assistant, member Randolph Baptist
Church - sang in church senior choir -
Sunday School. Daughter of: Uslyless [sic]
and Lou Emma Whitlow. Survivors: Daughters:
Janie Kay Barlow, Louisville, KY, Connie Fay
Hines and Fay Neal, Bowling Green, KY, Sybil
Ann Wilson, Glasgow. Son: Robert Dale
Whitlow - Louisville, KY, Ronnie Ray
Whitlow, Burkesville, KY. Brothers: Joseph
Whitlow, Glasgow; Frank Whitlow, Warren Co
KY. Sisters: Annie Mae Hayes and Geneva
Trigg, Glasgow, Margaret Bell Greer, Bowling
Green. Sons-in-law: Jimmie Wilson and
Charles Barlow Daughters-in-law: Sharon Neal
and Fay Whitlow. Several nieces and nephews.
Services: 2 pm Saturday, Randolph Baptist
Church, burial church Cemetery, Watts
Funeral Home. Source: Unknown
Williams, Luther,
Louisville, KY. Died: Sunday, 5 Dec 1999,
Clark Memorial Hospital, Jeffersonville, IN,
age 95. Born: Barren Co KY. Farmer; deacon,
board of Owens Chapel Baptist Church in Cave
City; Liberty District layman's League. Son
of: John and Callie Wood Williams, decd.
Preceded in death by two wives: Mattie Yates
Williams and Georgia Board Williams.
Survivors: Daughters: Ollie Hampton and
Arletta Hampton, both of Louisville, KY.
Son-in-law: Ovell Hampton of Louisville. 11
grandchildren, several great-grandchildren
and great-great grandchildren, 3 sisters, 1
nephew and several other relatives and
friends. Services: 11 am Thursday, 9 Dec
1999, Owens Chapel Baptist Church, burial
Cave City Cemetery (Black). Watts Funeral
Home in charge of arrangements. Source:
Glasgow Daily Times Tuesday, 7 Dec 1999, p.
2.
Williams, Walter Guy,
Route 3, Glasgow KY. Died: 10
Mar 1977, Samson Community Hospital, lengthy
illness, age 72. Survivors: Wife: Mrs.
Lucille Williams. Four daughters: Mrs. Betty
J Crayton of Chicago IL, Mrs. Shelvy Ann
Bevel of Des Moines IA, Mrs Minnie L Jones
of Edmonton KY and Mrs. Jewell Greene of
Bowling Green KY. Son: Eddie Louis Williams
of Glasgow. Two sisters: Mrs. Myrtle Ray of
Barren Co and Mrs. Mary W Ford of Glasgow.
Six grandchildren. Services: 2 pm on 13 Mr.
1977, Queen Chapel Baptist Church in
Hiseville under direction of Watts Funeral
Home, burial Lou Green Cemetery. *
Unknown Glasgow (KY) newspaper.
Wood, Barbara Ann Brown [photo],
Glasgow KY. Died: Sunday, 26
Oct 2003, residence, age not given Born:
Laura, MS. Daughter of the late Mary Lee
Dubose. Widow of the late Darrell Buford
Wood. Member Harlow's Chapel Baptist Church.
Survivors: Daughters: Pearl Brown, Regina
Allen, Sherry Wood and Carletta Wood, all of
Glasgow, Connie Hicks and husband Daniel and
Margo Wood, all of Terre Haute IN and Karen
Ellis of Franklin KY. Sons: Dexter and
Donald Wood of Glasgow, Jerry Wood of Knob
Lick KY, Darrell Wood and wife Danielle of
Louisville KY and Tracy Wood of Bowling
Green KY. 25 grandchildren, four
great-grandchildren. Brothers: Woody of
Texas, Abdul Kareen Luquman of TN, Doug,
Ricky, Greg, Richard and Earl Jean, all of
Louisville, Michael, Johnnie, both of
Lexington. Sisters: Vaness Nelson and
Christina Dubose of Louisville.
Mother-in-law: Mrs Dorothy Wood of TX. Two
brothers-in-law and seven sisters-in-law.
Aunt: Eva Brown. Uncle: Willie Brown.
Preceded also in death by: Daughters:
Barbara Jo and Jacqueline. Aunt: Alfonso
Martin. Grandmother: Mattie Lee Thigpien
Services: 1 pm Thursday, 30 Oct 2003, First
Baptist Church in Glasgow, Watts Funeral
Home in charge of arrangements, burial Wood
Cemetery. Source: Glasgow (KY) Daily Times,
Tuesday, 28 Oct 2003, p. 2.
Wood, Lucille Southers, [photo],
Glasgow KY. Died: Thursday, 25 Dec 2003, age
93. Daughter of Benjamin F and Fannie Parker
Southers, the second of three children.
Member First Missionary Baptist Church of
Glasgow where she participated in numerous
church organizations. Served as vice
president for 14 years and president for 13
years of the Liberty District Women's
Missionary Convention, as president of the
First Missionary Baptist Church Senior
Missionary for over 40 years as well as
teacher of the primary Sunday School class
and charter member of the Builders' Club.
Honored with life membership pin to the
State Missionary Convention, recognized as
President Emeritus of the Liberty District
Missionary Convention and President Emeritus
of the Senior Missionary Service of First
Baptist Church until her death, at which
time she was the oldest member of her
church. Completed high school in Frankfort
KY, received an A B degree from Kentucky
State College where she majored in
elementary education. Widow of the late John
Moss Wood Sr. of Barren Co who preceded her
in death. Prior to retirement in 1972, she
devoted 34 years to education. She began her
teaching career at the Summer Shade School
where she served for two years. Went on to
serve 13 years in the Barren County School
system at Rocky Hill and Poplar Grove.
Taught high school for one year at Robert R
Moten High School in Marianna, Arkansas.
Returned to Glasgow City school system and
taught 18 years at the Ralph Bunche School
and Liberty Street Elementary School where
she retired. Served as treasurer of the
Glasgow-Barren County Retired Teachers
Association, was a member of the Kentucky
Retired Teachers Association and the
National Retired Teachers Association. Also
served her alma mater as a member of the
Kentucky State University Alumni
Association. In her early days of teaching,
she also drove the school bus. When
electricity was made available to rural
areas of Barren County, she volunteered to
assist consumers with using electricity and
operating electrical appliances. She was
very artistic. As a member and regular
attendee of the Glasgow Senior Citizen
Center, she delighted in leather working,
ceramics, crocheting and other crafts. She
was an avid reader and dedicated student of
the Bible. Survivors: Brother: Marion
Southers and wife Christine of Louisville KY
Son and daughter: John Moss Wood Jr and wife
Jacklyn and Bettye L Dee, both of
Indianapolis. Grandchildren: Darnell Corbin,
Victoria Jean Wood, Eric Dylan Rogers. Eight
great-grandchildren, two nephews. Preceded
also in death by sister: Estelle B Lasley.
Services: Monday, 29 Dec 2003, First Baptist
Church in Glasgow, no burial location shown.
Source: Glasgow (KY) Daily Times, Sunday, 28
Dec 2003, p. 2.
Young, Aaron, Cave
City KY. Died: Saturday, Glasgow nursing
home, age 86. Survivors: Wife: Mrs. Bessie
Young. Brother: Rev Steven Young of
Louisville KY. Several nieces and nephews.
Services: 1m Wednesday, Little Blue Spring
Baptist Church in Hart Co under direction of
Watts Funeral Home, burial Cave City
Cemetery (Woods) *. Source: Unknown Glasgow
(KY) newspaper, dateline 18 Nov 1976.
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