Sources for the cemetery listing are: a listing in All White Cemeteries, Houston County, Alabama in the Houston-Love Memorial Library in Dothan, Alabama, tombstone information, census information, relatives of those buried in the cemetery, death certificates, obituaries, information from the probate offices at the Houston County Courthouse in Dothan, Alabama and Dale County Courthouse in Ozark, Alabama. Information on several of the graves is no longer readable.

Sources for the obituaries are the newspapers in which they appeared. Obituaries are not available for everyone buried here. If you have an obituary for someone that is buried here, but not included in the obituary section, please send a copy, so it can be added.

This listing is current through 1999. The church has a copy of this information. Any corrections would be appreciated. Please send them to Judith Fowler, 2535 Judge Logue Road, Newton, Alabama 36352.

There are a large number of unmarked graves in the cemetery. Anyone who has a loved one buried in one of these unmarked graves is asked to consider placing marker on it.

Anyone who has a loved one buried here is asked to please consider making a donation to the cemetery fund. Donations can be sent to Winslette Chapel Cemetery Fund, 296 Judge Logue Road, Newton, Alabama 36352.

The church also seeks information on the history of the church and cemetery, as well as identification of the unmarked graves. Information can be sent to the church at the above address.

Tombstones for the following give only the year of death. Anyone who knows the month and day of death (or least the month), of any of these people, please let us know, so that the obituary can be looked up and added to the obituary section:

Anna Mae Creamer 1966 Carl F. Greene, Sr. 1964

Joseph M. Creamer 1946 Allie V. Harley 1993

Beatrice Crews 1960 Joseph H. Harley 1965

Della (Collins) Drew 1968 Ruby Minshew 1914

Willie Drew 1956 Bailey Strickland 1964

The following tombstones lack the following information. Anyone who knows it, please let us know, so the cemetery and obituary listings can updated:

Nellie (McSween) Collins Date of death

Maggie (Johnson) Davis Date of birth

Rachael Davis Dates of birth and death

Lorenda (Summerford) Phelps Date of birth

Julia M. (Rountree) Rice Date of death

Jewell (Lee) Wilson Widrig Dates of birth and death

Robert (Bob) Wilson Dates of birth and death

PAGE # NAME

1 ARD, Emit

1 ARD, Mollie B. (Rountree) Lee

1 ARD, Willie Mae (Hallford)

1 BAKER, Howard Leon Sr.

1 BAKER, Robbie Lynn (Jerkins)

1 BESS, Mary

1 BRAGG, Gwendolyn (Woodham)

1 BRYAN, Joel M.

1 CALHOUN, Emma

1 CANNON, Arthur Joe

1 CANNON, Cynthia Jo

1 CANNON, Pauline (Searcy)

1 CASEY, Clyde Lee

1 CASEY, Doris (Drew)

1 CHANCEY, Arthur Hope

1 CHANCEY, John Wesley

1 CLARK, Winnie Williams Canter

1 COLLINS Baby

2 COLLINS Baby

2 COLLINS, Bill

2 COLLINS, Bobbie

2 COLLINS, Ella (Adams)

2 COLLINS, Ellie (Rountree)

2 COLLINS, Estell

2 COLLINS, Henly

2 COLLINS, Hettie Anne (Phelps)

2 COLLINS, Horace Greely

2 COLLINS, J. W.

2 COLLINS, James Phillip ("Shine")

2 COLLINS, Minnie (Rountree)

2 COLLINS, Mode C.

2 COLLINS, Moody Wayne Sr.

2 COLLINS, Nellie (McSween)

2 COLLINS, Nettie Mae (Daughtry)

2 COLLINS, Walter C.

3 COLLINS, Wiley R.

3 COLLINS, Willie Mae (Hagler)

3 CRAWFORD, Dezzie

3 CRAWFORD, James Edward

3 CREAMER, Anna Mae

3 CREAMER, Aubrey Woodrow

3 CREAMER, Joseph M.

PAGE # NAME

3 CREAMER, Lucille (Steubing)

3 CREAMER, Mary Lucille

3 CREAMER, Nannie (Johnson)

3 CREAMER, William Thomas

3 CREWS, Beatrice

3 DAUGHTRY, Alphus Rex

3 DAUGHTRY, Gladies Estell (Harper)

3 DAUGHTRY, Infant Son of Rex and Gladies

3 DAUGHTRY, Hilda Myrle

3 DAUGHTRY, Jerry Lee

3 DAUGHTRY, Lewis Loftin

3 DAUGHTRY, Ruby Gladys (Newton)

3 DAVIS, Aaron T.

3 DAVIS, Maggie (Johnson)

3 DAVIS, Rachael

4 DAVIS, Wilbur B.

4 DEAN, Bennie

4 DEAN, Bob (Robert)

4 DEAN, Ellen (Greathouse)

4 DEAN, Governor Wayne

4 DEAN, Tom

4 DREW, Ada Mae (Thomas)

4 DREW, Alto

4 DREW, Burnice

4 DREW, Della (Collins)

4 DREW, Elizabeth

4 DREW, Elizabeth Jane

4 DREW, Ella F.

4 DREW, J. A.

4 DREW, John William

4 DREW, Joseph H.

4 DREW, Willie

4 FARMER, Annie Pearl (Dean)

4 FARMER, James W.

4 FOWLER, Belle (Brannon)

5 FOWLER, Betty Elouise (Woodham)

5 FOWLER, E. Masco

5 FOWLER, Elizabeth (Lee)

5 FOWLER, Ella Clyde (Lee)

5 FOWLER, Ethel

5 FOWLER, Ewell ("Luly") Shelton

5 FOWLER, Fitzhugh L.

5 FOWLER, Georgia Ethel (Smith)

5 FOWLER, J. T.

PAGE # NAME

5 FOWLER, James Tance

5 FOWLER, John

5 FOWLER, John Bryant ("Tom")

5 FOWLER, John Henry

5 FOWLER, Lillie (Collins)

5 FOWLER, Lois Clyde

6 FOWLER, Lucy (Lee)

6 FOWLER, Mancil T.

6 FOWLER, N. Bernice (Fowler)

6 FOWLER, Neppie Ophelia (Helms)

6 FOWLER, Reese

6 FOWLER, Teddie Dawson

6 FOWLER, Vermillion (Daughtry)

6 FOWLER, Vonnie Estell

6 FOWLER, William Clarence

6 FOWLER, William E.

6 FOYE, Charles Frank

6 FOYE, Flaudie (Collins)

6 FULFORD, Christopher C.

6 FULFORD, C. F.

7 FULFORD, Eliza (Phelps)

7 FULFORD, Gladys

7 FULFORD, John Elbert

7 FULFORD, Mary F.

7 FULFORD, Minnie Eron (Fowler)

7 FULFORD, Sarah Ann (Hall)

7 FULFORD, Sarah Malinda

7 FULFORD, William L.

7 GLOVER, Caria Kadelia (Daughtry)

7 GLOVER, Edd

7 GLOVER, Gussie Eugene (Thomas)

7 GLOVER, Ida (Fulford)

7 GLOVER, Jay H.

7 GLOVER, Lonie A.

7 GLOVER, Louis Hilburn

7 GREENE, Carl F. Sr.

7 HALL, Wiley

8 HALL, Willie Lee

8 HALLFORD, Ola (Sanders)

8 HARLEY, Allie V.

8 HARLEY, Joseph H.

8 HOLLIS, Bruce Howard

8 HOLLIS, Espy S.

8 HOLLIS, Stella Maude ("Lofie") (Reynolds)

PAGE # NAME

8 HOLLOWAY, Gipsy (Lee)

8 HOLLOWAY, Orvis T.

8 HOLLOWAY, Ouida Inez (Drew)

8 HUGHES, Hilda Aline (Fowler)

8 JERKINS, Arther Lee

8 JERKINS, Loise M.

8 JOHNSON, Essie

8 JONES, Alford L.

8 JONES, Dora Udoxie (Lee)

8 JONES, Infant Son of Alford L. and Dora Udoxie (Lee)

8 JONES, Sally

8 KILLINGSWORTH, Charles Bishop

9 KILLINGSWORTH, Charlotte Arminta

9 LEE, Alford Tim

9 LEE, Annie Mae (Drew)

9 LEE, Charlie Cuthbert

9 LEE, Fred Madison

9 LEE, Freddie (Scarborough)

9 LEE, Genora (Weed)

9 LEE, George Rupert

9 LEE, James Harvey

9 LEE, Leonard G.

9 LEE, Norma

9 LEE, Ola (Hollis)

9 LEE, Robert ("Bob") Alexander

9 LEE, Robert Grady

9 LEE, Sarah A. E. (Dowling)

10 LEE, Timothy Cuthbert II

10 McGOWAN, Emma (Glover)

10 MINSHEW, Nola Anna (Thomas)

10 MINSHEW, Infant of Nathan and Nola

10 MINSHEW, Infant of Nathan and Nola

10 MINSHEW, Ruby

10 ORD, Marvin L. D.

10 PALMIERI, Gladys (Rountree)

10 PHELPS, Lorenda (Summerford)

10 PHELPS, Reuben S.

10 PIERCE, Mattie (Fulford) Reynolds

10 REYNOLDS, Anna Lola ("Pes")

10 REYNOLDS, Rev. Archibald S.

10 REYNOLDS, Ben Hugh

10 REYNOLDS, Clara Jeanette (McCraney)

10 REYNOLDS, Gus Cuthbert

10 REYNOLDS, Infant Son of Gus and Clara

PAGE # NAME

10 REYNOLDS, Lurey Virginia (Lee)

11 REYNOLDS, Mary Pauline (Thomas)

11 REYNOLDS, Robert Edward ("Boss")

11 REYNOLDS, William Jackson

11 REYNOLDS, Willie Clarence

11 REYNOLDS, Infant Son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C.

11 RICE Infant

11 RICE, Florence

11 RICE, Julia M. (Rountree)

11 RICE, Nellie

11 RICE, Patrick Poyner

11 ROACH, Lola Bell

11 ROACH, Rebecca Louise

11 ROBERSON, Minnie E.

11 ROUNTREE, H. Kenneth

11 ROUNTREE, Hortense ("Autie") (Warren)

11 ROUNTREE, Judith Gaye (Fowler)

11 ROUNTREE, Martha Anna

11 ROUNTREE, Nathan Harmon

11 ROUNTREE, Infant Ollie Belle

12 ROUNTREE, Thomas Jefferson

12 SANDERS, Effie C. (Gilmore)

12 SANDERS, Fern

12 SANDERS, Fernie Ree

12 SANDERS, Jenos

12 SAUNDERS, Albert Emmanuel

12 SAUNDERS, Lillie Mae (Woodham)

12 SEARCY, A. J.

12 SEARCY, Dee (Collins)

12 SEARCY, Edsel

12 SEARCY, Elizabeth (Dean)

12 SEARCY, Elmira (Faulk)

12 SEARCY, Fred

12 SEARCY, I. S.

12 SEARCY, Jewell (Daughtry)

12 SEARCY, John A.

12 SEARCY, Loyce Damon

12 SEARCY, Rena M.

12 SEARCY, Roy

12 SEARCY, Wesley David

13 SIMMONS, Votie (Smith)

13 SIMMONS, Will

13 SMITH, Infant Hubert Jr.

13 SMITH, Sallie Vermell (Fowler) Collins

PAGE # NAME

13 STRICKLAND, Arrie

13 STRICKLAND, Bailey

13 TAYLOR, Infant Son of J. T. and Mattie

13 TAYLOR, John T.

13 THOMAS, John Morgan ("Shug")

13 THOMAS, Susan Roberta (Phelps)

13 THOMLEY, Joseph

13 THOMLEY, Thelma (Warren)

13 WARREN, Callie (Lee)

13 WARREN, Lavignor Willie

13 WARREN, Infant Son of Lavignor Willie and Callie (Lee)

13 WARREN, Willie Maude (Kelly)

13 WATERS, Bessie B.

13 WATERS, Ollie L.

14 WIDRIG, Jewell (Lee) Wilson

14 WILLIAMS, Amos Thomas

14 WILLIAMS, Grace Maude (Lee)

14 WILSON, Robert (Bob)

14 WOODHAM, Jessie G.

14 WOODAM, William Washington

14 WOODS, Mickey Allen

14 YORK, Myrtie Mae (Warren)

ARD, Emit 27 Feb 1885-03 Apr 1885

Parents: L. A. and Amanda Ard

ARD, Mollie B. (Rountree) Lee 15 Sep 1900-01 Aug 1986

1^st husband Fred Madison Lee

2^nd husband A. Z. Ard

Parents: Thomas Jefferson and Martha Anna Rountree

ARD, Willie Mae (Hallford) 06 Sep 1891-04 Dec 1934

Wife of H. D. Ard

BAKER, Howard Leon Sr. 06 Mar 1909-30 Nov 1963

1^st husband of Robbie Lynn (Jerkins) Baker McGowin

Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Amos Baker

SGT 4108 Base Unit AAF – Alabama – World War II (military marker)

BAKER, Robbie Lynn (Jerkins) 31 Jan 1930-02 Jul 1964

1^st husband Howard Leon Baker, Sr.

2^nd husband Jerry McGowin

Parents: Arther Lee and Loise M. Jerkins

BESS, Mary 13 Jun 1882-12 Jan 1910

BRAGG, Gwendolyn (Woodham) 30 May 1924-still living

1^st husband Herman Oliver

2^nd husband Lloyd Bragg

Parents: Lonnie and Ethel (Green) Woodham

BRYAN, Joel M. 05 Aug 1892-14 Oct 1900

Parents: J. J. and F. E. Bryan

CALHOUN, Emma 28 Jul 1898-13 Mar 1948

CANNON, Arthur Joe 06 Jan 1927-02 Oct 1990

Husband of Pauline (Searcy) Cannon

CANNON, Cynthia Jo 28 Dec 1949-16 Jul 1996

Parents: Arthur Joe and Pauline (Searcy) Cannon

CANNON, Pauline (Searcy) 28 Jan 1926-still living

Wife of Arthur Joe Cannon

Parents: Whit and Jewell (Daughtry) Searcy

CASEY, Clyde Lee 17 Nov 1911-14 Jun 1975

Husband of Doris (Drew) Casey

CPL Army Air Forces – World War II (military marker)

CASEY, Doris (Drew) no dates-still living

Wife of Clyde Lee Casey

Parents: Joseph H. and Ada Mae (Thomas) Drew

CHANCEY, Arthur Hope Sep 1908-Apr 1910

(Who were his parents?)

CHANCEY, John Wesley 1880-Sep 1926

CLARK, Winnie Williams Canter 10 Jun 1875-20 Nov 1937

COLLINS Baby no dates

COLLINS Baby no dates

COLLINS, Bill 28 Sep 1888-24 Dec 1924

1^st husband of Sallie Vermell (Fowler) Collins Smith

Parents: J. W. and Hettie Anne (Phelps) Collins

COLLINS, Bobbie 20 Aug 1912-30 Oct 1914

(Who were his parents?)

COLLINS, Ella (Adams) 08 Sep 1863-31 Aug 1937

Wife of Mode C. Collins

COLLINS, Ellie (Rountree) 18 Apr 1894-01 Dec 1964

Wife of Henly Collins

Parents: Thomas Jefferson and Martha Anna Rountree

COLLINS, Estell 27 May 1911-26 Sep 1911

(Who were her parents?)

COLLINS, Henly 23 Dec 1889-05 Apr 1963

Husband of Ellie (Rountree) Collins

Parents: J. W. and Hettie Anne (Phelps) Collins

COLLINS, Hettie Anne (Phelps) 10 Sep 1863-18 Feb 1932

Wife of J. W. Collins

Parents: Reuben S. and Lorenda (Summerford) Phelps

COLLINS, Horace Greely 03 Oct 1897-15 Oct 1953

Husband of Nettie Mae (Daughtry) Collins

Parents: J. W. and Hettie Anne (Phelps) Collins

COLLINS, J. W. 04 Apr 1861-17 Aug 1912

Husband of Hettie Anne (Phelps) Collins

COLLINS, James Phillip ("Shine") 21 Sep 1924-22 Dec 1934

Parents: Bill and Sallie Vermell (Fowler) Collins

COLLINS, Minnie (Rountree) 02 Nov 1885-22 Oct 1966

Wife of Walter C. Collins

Parents: Thomas Jefferson and Martha Anna Rountree

COLLINS, Mode C. 08 Apr 1859-04 Oct 1937

Husband of Ella (Adams) Collins

COLLINS, Moody Wayne Sr. 11 Feb 1938-16 Feb 1978

Buried beside his mother, Willie Mae (Hagler) Collins

ATC US Navy – Vietnam (military marker)

COLLINS, Nellie (McSween) 12 Oct 1882-no date

Wife of Wiley R. Collins

COLLINS, Nettie Mae (Daughtry) 26 Apr 1896-15 Mar 1965

Wife of Horace Greely Collins

COLLINS, Walter C. 08 Feb 1886-03 Oct 1943

Husband of Minnie (Rountree) Collins

Parents: J. W. and Hettie Anne (Phelps) Collins
 
 

COLLINS, Wiley R. 22 Feb 1882-23 Aug 1943

Husband of Nellie (McSween) Collins

Parents: J. W. and Hettie Anne (Phelps) Collins

COLLINS, Willie Mae (Hagler) 14 Jan 1916-15 Mar 1992

Buried beside her son, Moody Wayne Collins, Sr.

CRAWFORD, Dezzie 22 Sep 1886-30 Nov 1926

1^st wife of James Edward Crawford

CRAWFORD, James Edward 27 Mar 1874-12 Nov 1951

1^st wife Dezzie Crawford

2^nd wife Mattie Crawford

CREAMER, Anna Mae 1887-1966

Wife of Joseph M. Creamer

CREAMER, Aubrey Woodrow 30 Apr 1912-04 Apr 1978

Husband of Lucille (Steubing) Creamer, married 10 Apr 1943

CPL US Army – World War II (military marker)

CREAMER, Joseph M. 1882-1946

Husband of Anna Mae Creamer

CREAMER, Lucille (Steubing) 28 Nov 1920-still living

Wife of Aubrey Woodrow Creamer, married 10 Apr 1943

CREAMER, Mary Lucille 17 Dec 1917-25 Jul 1940

CREAMER, Nannie (Johnson) 15 Jul 1893-30 Jun 1964

CREAMER, William Thomas 06 Aug 1878-07 Apr 1965

CREWS, Beatrice 1903-1960

DAUGHTRY, Alphus Rex 01 Feb 1899-10 Apr 1991

Husband of Gladies Estell (Harper) Daughtry

DAUGHTRY, Gladies Estell (Harper) 31 Dec 1913-14 Mar 1996

Wife of Alphus Rex Daughtry

DAUGHTRY, Infant Son of Rex and Gladies 25 Jul 1934

DAUGHTRY, Hilda Myrle 26 Oct 1921-Nov 1922

(Who were her parents?)

DAUGHTRY, Jerry Lee 30 Nov 1974-26 Mar 1975

Parents: Jerry Comer and Linda (Gilley) Daughtry

DAUGHTRY, Lewis Loftin 03 Jan 1898-13 Oct 1983

Husband of Ruby Gladys (Newton) Daughtry

DAUGHTRY, Ruby Gladys (Newton) 17 Feb 1902-12 Aug 1955

Wife of Lewis Loftin Daughtry

DAVIS, Aaron T. 22 May 1826-03 Jan 1894

Husband of Rachael Davis

Masonic emblem

DAVIS, Maggie (Johnson) no date-11 May 1929

Wife of Wilbur B. Davis

DAVIS, Rachael no dates

Age 28 years, wife of Aaron T. Davis

DAVIS, Wilbur B. 01 Oct 1891-15 Sep 1951

Husband of Maggie (Johnson) Davis

DEAN, Bennie 12 Oct 1927-08 Jul 1968

Husband of Ellen (Greathouse) Dean

Parents: Mr. and Mr. John W. Dean

DEAN, Bob (Robert) 08 May 1926-21 Aug 1950

DEAN, Ellen (Greathouse) 19 Sep 1930-still living

Wife of Bennie Dean

DEAN, Governor Wayne 10 Sep 1955-11 Sep 1955

Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Governor Wayne Dean

DEAN, Tom 18 Jan 1899-20 Sep 1944

DREW, Ada Mae (Thomas) 13 Mar 1893-15 Mar 1960

Wife of Joseph H. Drew

Parents: John Morgan ("Shug") and Susan Roberta (Phelps) Thomas

DREW, Alto 29 Mar 1882-11 Aug 1886

Parents: J. A. and Ella F. Drew

DREW, Burnice 05 Jun 1914-13 Oct 1918

Parents: Joseph H. and Ada Mae (Thomas) Drew

DREW, Della (Collins) 1892-1968

Wife of Willie Drew

Parents: J. W. and Hettie Anne (Phelps) Collins

DREW, Elizabeth 15 Sep 1867-10 Mar 1947

Wife of John William Drew

DREW, Elizabeth Jane 29 Sep 1834-18 Apr 1915

DREW, Ella F. 20 Dec 1867-31 Aug 1913

Wife of J. A. Drew

DREW, J. A. 23 Apr 1864-17 Jan 1917

Husband of Ella F. Drew

DREW, John William 03 Dec 1864-11 Nov 1933

Husband of Elizabeth Drew

DREW, Joseph H. 29 Jul 1891-13 Oct 1918

Husband of Ada Mae (Thomas) Drew

DREW, Willie 1888-1956

Husband of Della (Collins) Drew

FARMER, Annie Pearl (Dean) 07 Jan 1898-01 Jul 1971

Wife of James W. Farmer

FARMER, James W. 09 Nov 1898-01 May 1953

Husband of Annie Pearl (Dean) Farmer

FOWLER, Belle (Brannon) 09 Mar 1895-07 Jun 1992

Wife of E. Masco Fowler

Parents: Mr. and Mr. Jack Brannon
 
 

FOWLER, Betty Elouise (Woodham) 23 Apr 1934-still living

Wife of J. T. Fowler, married 2 Feb 1952

Parents: Lonnie and Clara Inez (Kelly) Woodham

FOWLER, E. Masco 28 Feb 1891-20 Feb 1970

Husband of Belle (Brannon) Fowler

Parents: John and Vermillion (Daughtry) Fowler

FOWLER, Elizabeth (Lee) 30 Jun 1873-03 Feb 1952

Wife of William E. Fowler, married 1896

Parents: Timothy Cuthbert II and Sarah A. E. (Dowling) Lee

FOWLER, Ella Clyde (Lee) 01 Apr 1884-23 Apr 1965

Wife of John Bryant ("Tom") Fowler

Parents: Timothy Cuthbert II and Sarah A. E. (Dowling) Lee

FOWLER, Ethel 04 Oct 1884-15 Dec 1934

Headstone reads Mary Ethel Fowler

Parents: John and Vermillion (Daughtry) Fowler

FOWLER, Ewell ("Luly") Shelton 21 Nov 1888-14 Dec 1955

Husband of Lillie (Collins) Fowler, married 28 Mar 1918

Parents: John and Vermillion (Daughtry) Fowler

FOWLER, Fitzhugh L. 06 Dec 1899-03 Oct 1900

Parents: William E. and Elizabeth (Lee) Fowler

FOWLER, Georgia Ethel (Smith) 16 Aug 1907-29 Sep 1975

Wife of John Henry Fowler, married 25 Dec 1925

FOWLER, J. T. 22 Apr 1929-16 Sep 1995

Husband of Betty Elouise (Woodham) Fowler, married 2 Feb 1952

Parents: John Henry and Georgia Ethel (Smith) Fowler

FOWLER, James Tance 25 Apr 1887-19 Mar 1920

Husband of Lucy (Lee) Fowler, married 21 Dec 1906

Parents: John and Vermillion (Daughtry) Fowler

FOWLER, John ca. 1847-03 Apr 1929

Headstone reads John Franklin Fowler

Husband of Vermillion (Daughtry) Fowler

Parents: Daniel and Catherine Fowler

FOWLER, John Bryant ("Tom") 06 Jul 1880-26 Feb 1960

Husband of Ella Clyde (Lee) Fowler

Parents: John and Vermillion (Daughtry) Fowler

FOWLER, John Henry 12 Mar 1907-03 Feb 1981

Husband of Georgia Ethel (Smith) Fowler, married 25 Dec 1925

Parents: James Tance and Lucy (Lee) Fowler

FOWLER, Lillie (Collins) 21 Apr 1900-24 Jun 1970

Wife of Ewell ("Luly") Shelton Fowler, married 28 Mar 1918

Parents: J. W. and Hettie Anne (Phelps) Collins

FOWLER, Lois Clyde 25 Sep 1924-27 Oct 1924

Parents: Teddie Dawson and Neppie Ophelia (Helms) Fowler

FOWLER, Lucy (Lee) 13 May 1886-01 Mar 1969

Wife of James Tance Fowler, married 21 Dec 1906

Parents: Timothy Cutbert II and Sarah A. E. (Dowling) Lee

FOWLER, Mancil T. 08 Apr 1909-16 Dec 1967

Husband of N. Bernice (Fowler) Fowler

Parents: John Bryant ("Tom") and Ella Clyde (Lee) Fowler

FOWLER, N. Bernice (Fowler) 22 Jun 1914-still living

Wife of Mancil T. Fowler

Parents: James Tance and Lucy (Lee) Fowler

FOWLER, Neppie Ophelia (Helms) 22 Nov 1901-31 Jul 1974

Wife of Teddie Dawson Fowler

Parents: Joseph Denton and Elsie Lee (Locklar) Helms

FOWLER, Reese 1885-1952

Headstone reads Reeves Fowler

2^nd husband of Annie Mae (Cox) Rainwater Fowler

Parents: John and Vermillion (Daughtry) Fowler

FOWLER, Teddie Dawson 07 Nov 1900-13 Jan 1969

Husband of Neppie Ophelia (Helms) Fowler

Parents: John Bryant ("Tom") and Ella Clyde (Lee) Fowler

FOWLER, Vermillion (Daughtry) 20 Jun 1852-13 Jun 1931

Headstone reads Vermell M. Fowler

Wife of John Fowler

Parents: John Bryant and Rachel (Woodham) Daughtry

FOWLER, Vonnie Estell 08 Nov 1907-20 Mar 1909

Parents: John Bryant ("Tom") and Ella Clyde (Lee) Fowler

FOWLER, William Clarence 27 Oct 1926-13 Feb 1990

Memorial Marker

Buried Senate Grove, New Haven, MO

Husband of Arleen C. (Alberswerth) Fowler

Parents: Teddie Dawson and Neppie Ophelia (Helms) Fowler

FOWLER, William E. 22 Jun 1874-29 Oct 1939

Headstone reads Will E. Fowler

Husband of Elizabeth (Lee) Fowler, married 1896

Parents: John and Vermillion (Daughtry) Fowler

FOYE, Charles Frank 29 Oct 1899-07 Oct 1960

Husband of Flaudie (Collins) Foye

FOYE, Flaudie (Collins) 24 Mar 1904-05 Jul 1991

Wife of Charles Frank Foye

Parents: Wiley R. and Nellie (McSween) Collins

FULFORD, Christopher C. 01 Feb 1893-20 Aug 1937

Husband of Sarah Ann (Hall) Fulford

Parents: C. F. and Eliza (Phelps) Fulford

FULFORD, C. F. 18 May 1849-14 Sep 1920

Husband of Eliza (Phelps) Fulford

FULFORD, Eliza (Phelps) 27 Feb 1852-05 Jan 1931

Wife of C. F. Fulford

Parents: Reuben S. and Lorenda (Summerford) Phelps

FULFORD, Gladys 09 Sep 1919-02 Oct 1920

Parents: Christopher C. and Sarah Ann (Hall) Fulford

FULFORD, John Elbert 09 Jun 1872-04 Jan 1889

Parents: C. F. and Eliza (Phelps) Fulford

FULFORD, Mary F. 24 Aug 1870-17 Oct 1907

Wife of John T. Taylor

FULFORD, Minnie Eron (Fowler) 05 Feb 1881-07 Jun 1946

Wife of William L. Fulford

Parents: John and Vermillion (Daughtry) Fowler

FULFORD, Sarah Ann (Hall) 07 Oct 1890-29 Nov 1972

Wife of Christopher C. Fulford

FULFORD, Sarah Malinda 20 Feb 1876-19 Oct 1893

Parents: C. F. and Eliza (Phelps) Fulford

FULFORD, William L. 02 May 1880-12 Nov 1951

Husband of Minnie Eron (Fowler) Fulford

Parents: C. F . and Eliza (Phelps) Fulford

GLOVER, Caria Kadelia (Daughtry) 27 Apr 1871-10 Nov 1939

Wife of Lonie A. Glover, married 14 Dec 1891

Parents: Major Holland ("Fox") and Nellie (Woodham) Daughtry

GLOVER, Edd 19 Jan 1921-22 Aug 1978

Husband of Mary Glover

Parents: Louis Hilburn and Ida (Fulford) Glover

AMM43 US Navy – World War II (military marker)

GLOVER, Gussie Eugene (Thomas) 24 Apr 1895-10 May 1977

Wife of Jay H. Glover

Parents: John Morgan ("Shug") and Susan Roberta (Phelps) Thomas

GLOVER, Ida (Fulford) 02 Jan 1893-01 Mar 1949

Wife of Louis Hilburn Glover

Parents: C. F. and Eliza (Phelps) Fulford

GLOVER, Jay H. 18 Nov 1894-04 Feb 1919

Husband of Gussie Eugene (Thomas) Glover

Parents: Lonie A. and Caria Kadelia (Daughtry) Glover

GLOVER, Lonie A. 08 Jan 1869-10 Feb 1962

Husband of Caria Kadelia (Daughtry) Glover, married 14 Dec 1891

GLOVER, Louis Hilburn 11 Dec 1892-28 Feb 1953

Husband of Ida (Fulford) Glover

Parents: Lonie A. and Caria Kadelia (Daughtry) Glover

GREENE, Carl F. Sr. 1898-1964

HALL,Wiley 05 Sep 1859-02 Aug 1941

Husband of Willie Lee Hall

HALL, Willie Lee 14 Jul 1879-19 May 1972

Wife of Wiley Hall

HALLFORD, Ola (Sanders) 11 Feb 1896-08 Sep 1936

HARLEY, Allie V. 1929-1993

Wife of Joseph H. Harley

HARLEY, Joseph H. 1924-1965

Husband of Allie V. Harley

HOLLIS, Bruce Howard 25 Oct 1912-28 Jan 1918

Parents: Emmett H. and Dovie May (Reynolds) Hollis

HOLLIS, Espy S. 27 Feb 1899-03 Aug 1960

Husband of Stella Maude ("Lofie") (Reynolds) Hollis

HOLLIS, Stella Maude ("Lofie") (Reynolds) 01 Oct 1902-11 Feb 1993

Wife of Espy S. Hollis

Parents: William Jackson and Lurey Virginia (Lee) Reynolds

HOLLOWAY, Gipsy (Lee) 21 Dec 1904-28 Feb 1956

1^st husband Doyle Holloway

2^nd husband Roy Brown

Parents: Robert ("Bob") Alexander and Genora (Weed) Lee

HOLLOWAY, Orvis T. 22 Jul 1912-21 Jun 1968

Husband of Ouida Inez (Drew) Holloway

Alabama – CPL 326 Base Unit AAF – World War II (military marker)

HOLLOWAY, Ouida Inez (Drew) 16 Oct 1912-16 Apr 1997

Wife of Orvis T. Holloway

Parents: Joseph H. and Ada Mae (Thomas) Drew

HUGHES, Hilda Aline (Fowler) 04 Aug 1922-10 Apr 1997

Wife of Leon Hughes

Parents: Teddie Dawson and Neppie Ophelia (Helms) Fowler

JERKINS, Arther Lee 15 Feb 1910-11 Apr 1985

Husband of Loise M. Jerkins, married 30 Apr 1935

JERKINS, Loise M. 12 May 1911-08 Jun 1997

Wife of Arther Lee Jerkins, married 30 Apr 1935

JOHNSON, Essie 08 May 1893-17 Oct 1900

Parents: J. W. and Lissie Johnson

JONES, Alford L. 31 Oct 1871-14 Jun 1932

Husband of Dora Udoxie (Lee) Jones, married 19 Dec 1893

JONES, Dora Udoxie (Lee) 18 Jul 1867-01 Jul 1930

Wife of Alford L. Jones, married 19 Dec 1893

Parents: Timothy Cuthbert II and Sarah A. E. (Dowling) Lee

JONES, Infant Son of Alford L. and Dora Udoxie (Lee) 03 Aug 1894-12 Sep 1894

JONES, Sally 27 Apr 1839-15 Sep 1911

KILLINGSWORTH, Charles Bishop 13 May 1872-27 May 1953

Husband of Charlotte Arminta Killingsworth
 
 

KILLINGSWORTH, Charlotte Arminta 23 Feb 1876-28 Jun 1963

Wife of Charles Bishop Killingsworth

LEE, Alford Tim 16 Feb 1900-11 Dec 1969

Husband of Mary Etta (Thomley) Lee

Parents: Robert ("Bob") Alexander and Genora (Weed) Lee

LEE, Annie Mae (Drew) 11 Apr 1909-01 Feb 1994

Wife of Leonard G. Lee

Parents: John William and Elizabeth Drew

LEE, Charlie Cuthbert 08 Oct 1879-13 Mar 1947

1^st wife Ola (Hollis) Lee, married 1899

2^nd wife name unknown

Parents: Timothy Cuthbert II and Sarah A. E. (Dowling) Lee

LEE, Fred Madison 05 Feb 1897-08 May 1925

1^st husband of Mollie B. (Rountree) Lee Ard

Parents: Robert ("Bob") Alexander and Genora (Weed) Lee

LEE, Freddie (Scarborough) 18 Apr 1889-22 Apr 1970

Wife of James Harvey Lee, married 11 Apr 1915

LEE, Genora (Weed) 12 Feb 1873-06 Sep 1952

Former wife of Robert ("Bob") Alexander Lee

LEE, George Rupert 16 Apr 1909-30 Dec 1911

Parents: Robert ("Bob") Alexander and Genora (Weed) Lee

LEE, James Harvey 20 Dec 1888-02 Nov 1968

Husband of Freddie (Scarborough) Lee, married 11 Apr 1915

Parents: Timothy Cuthbert II and Sarah A. E. (Dowling) Lee

LEE, Leonard G. 04 Sep 1907-18 Jan 1975

Husband of Annie Mae (Drew) Lee

Parents: Charlie Cuthbert and Ola (Hollis) Lee

LEE, Norma 17 Sep 1921-12 Mar 1934

Parents: Fred Madison and Mollie B. (Rountree) Lee

LEE, Ola (Hollis) 14 Feb 1880-16 Feb 1939

1^st wife of Charlie Cuthbert Lee, married 1899

LEE, Robert ("Bob") Alexander 08 Feb 1871-17 Feb 1958

Former husband of Genora (Weed) Lee

Parents: Timothy Cuthbert II and Sarah A. E. (Dowling) Lee

LEE, Robert Grady 17 Jul 1895-05 Nov 1919

Masonic emblem

Parents: Robert ("Bob") Alexander and Genora (Weed) Lee

LEE, Sarah A. E. (Dowling) 07 May 1845-04 Mar 1915

Headstone reads Sallie Ann Lee

Wife of Timothy Cuthbert Lee II, married 22 Dec 1863

Parents: James and Nancy (Martin) Dowling
 
 

LEE, Timothy Cuthbert II 02 Apr 1843-04 May 1918

Husband of Sarah A. E. (Dowling) Lee, married 22 Dec 1863

Parents: Tobias and Elizabeth Anna (Severance) Lee

Company H 15^th Alabama Regiment, Confederate States of America Volunteers

(engraved on tombstone)

McGOWAN, Emma (Glover) 09 May 1872-31 Dec 1950

MINSHEW, Nola Anna (Thomas) 14 Nov 1885-25 Sep 1928

Wife of Nathan Minshew

Parents: John Morgan ("Shug") and Susan Roberta (Phelps) Thomas

MINSHEW, Infant of Nathan and Nola Anna (Thomas) 1906

MINSHEW, Infant of Nathan and Nola Anna (Thomas) 1907

MINSHEW, Ruby 1912-1914

Parents: Nathan and Nola Anna (Thomas) Minshew

ORD, Marvin L. D. Jul 1880-04 Sep 1887

(Who were his parents?)

PALMIERI, Gladys (Rountree) 02 Nov 1898-14 Nov 1985

Parents: Thomas Jefferson and Martha Anna Rountree

PHELPS, Lorenda (Summerford) no date-30 Aug 1892

Age 70 years; Wife of Reuben S. Phelps

PHELPS, Reuben S. 22 Mar 1832-21 Mar 1913

Husband of Lorenda (Summerford) Phelps

PVT, Company E 60 Alabama Infantry, Confederate States of America

(CSA marker)

PIERCE, Mattie (Fulford) Reynolds 18 May 1882-09 Dec 1955

Buried beside Rev. Archibald S. Reynolds

Parents: C. F. and Eliza (Phelps) Fulford

REYNOLDS, Anna Lola ("Pes") 02 Mar 1899-14 Jul 1986

Parents: William Jackson and Lurey Virginia (Lee) Reynolds

REYNOLDS, Rev. Archibald S. 28 Mar 1868-05 Jan 1934

Buried beside Mattie (Fulford) Reynolds Pierce

Parents: William Jackson and Lurey Virginia (Lee) Reynolds

REYNOLDS, Clara Jeanette (McCraney) 03 Oct 1893-24 Jun 1974

Wife of Gus Cuthbert Reynolds, married 10 Aug 1911

REYNOLDS, Gus Cuthbert 09 Nov 1888-16 Dec 1965

Husband of Clara Jeanette (McCraney) Reynolds, married 10 Aug 1911

Parents: William Jackson and Lurey Virginia (Lee) Reynolds

REYNOLDS, Infant Son of Gus and Clara 17 Sep 1913

REYNOLDS, Lurey Virginia (Lee) 28 Nov 1865-13 Dec 1942

Wife of William Jackson Reynolds

Parents: Timothy Cutbert II and Sarah A. E. (Dowling) Lee
 
 

REYNOLDS, Mary Pauline (Thomas) 30 Jan 1891-24 Apr 1968

Wife of Willie Clarence Reynolds, married 27 Nov 1910

Parents: John Morgan ("Shug") and Susan Roberta (Phelps) Thomas

REYNOLDS, Robert Edward ("Boss") 29 Jul 1894-14 May 1947

Parents: William Jackson and Lurey Virginia (Lee) Reynolds

REYNOLDS, William Jackson 10 Sep 1862-04 Jan 1943

Husband of Lurey Virginia (Lee) Reynolds

Parents: George Washington and Mary A. Elizabeth (Mullins) Reynolds

REYNOLDS, Willie Clarence 09 Oct 1886-29 Jun 1968

Husband of Mary Pauline (Thomas) Reynolds, married 27 Nov 1910

Parents: William Jackson and Lurey Virginia (Lee) Reynolds

REYNOLDS, Infant Son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. 13 Sep 1929-14 Sep 1929

RICE Infant 04 Apr 1907

Parents: S. J. and Nellie Rice

RICE, Florence 05 Jul 1913-12 Nov 1914

Parents: S. J. and Mary Rice

RICE, Julia M. (Rountree) 11 Aug 1890-no date

Parents: Thomas Jefferson and Martha Anna Rountree

RICE, Nellie 04 Mar 1888-04 Apr 1907

Wife of S. J. Rice

RICE, Patrick Poyner 26 Sep 1888-22 Sep 1986

Parents: Dr. J. R. and Emma (Poyner) Rice

ROACH, Lola Bell Walker 02 Oct 1932-01 Oct 1999

ROACH, Rebecca Louise 05 Mar 1944-03 Mar 1945

Parents: Frank D. and Norma (Gilbert) Roach

ROBERSON, Minnie E. 15 Dec 1886-25 May 1961

ROUNTREE, H. Kenneth 18 Jan 1924-29 Jan 1980

1^st husband of Judith Gaye (Fowler) Rountree Walker

Parents: Nathan Harmon and Hortense ("Autie") (Warren) Rountree

ROUNTREE, Hortense ("Autie") (Warren) 09 Mar 1899-15 Dec 1975

Wife of Nathan Harmon Rountree

Parents: Lavignor Willie and Callie (Lee) Warren

ROUNTREE, Judith Gaye (Fowler) 02 Dec 1939-still living

1^st husband H. Kenneth Rountree

2^nd husband Bobby Walker

Parents: Teddie Dawson and Neppie (Helms) Fowler

ROUNTREE, Martha Anna Oct 1867-Dec 1917

Wife of Thomas Jefferson Rountree

ROUNTREE, Nathan Harmon 08 Feb 1896-27 Jun 1963

Husband of Hortense ("Autie") (Warren) Rountree

Parents: Thomas Jefferson and Martha Anna Rountree

ROUNTREE, Infant Ollie Belle 1897

(Who were her parents?)

ROUNTREE, Thomas Jefferson Sep 1861-Apr 1906

Husband of Martha Anna Rountree

SANDERS, Effie C. (Gilmore) 12 Mar 1897-27 Aug 1990

Wife of Jenos Sanders, married 19 Jan 1915

SANDERS, Fern 03 Aug 1896-04 Apr 1919

Military emblem (crossed cannons, indicates artillery)

(Who were his parents?)

SANDERS, Fernie Ree 19 Jan 1920-11 Jun 1920

Parents: Jenos and Effie C. (Gilmore) Sanders

SANDERS, Jenos 23 Jan 1887-01 Jan 1954

Husband of Effie C. (Gilmore) Sanders, married 19 Jan 1915

SAUNDERS, Albert Emmanuel 04 Dec 1911-18 Apr 1990

Husband of Lillie Mae (Woodham) Saunders

SAUNDERS, Lillie Mae (Woodham) 06 Jan 1912-23 Feb 1962

Wife of Albert Emmanuel Sauders

Parents: William Washington and Jessie G. Woodham

SEARCY, A. J. 22 Sep 1921-25 Jun 1982

SEARCY, Dee (Collins) 19 Oct 1884-24 Jun 1934

1^st wife of Wesley David Searcy

Parents: Mode C. and Ella (Adams) Searcy

SEARCY, Edsel 08 Sep 1923-23 Sep 1924

(Who were his parents?)

SEARCY, Elizabeth (Dean) 28 Jul 1876-18 Aug 1951

Wife of John A. Searcy

SEARCY, Elmira (Faulk) 18 Nov 1913-still living

2^nd wife of Wesley David Searcy

SEARCY, Fred 10 Nov 1927-still living

SEARCY, I. S. 08 Jan 1892-18 Aug 1968

Husband of Rena M. Searcy

SEARCY, Jewell (Daughtry) 09 Sep 1894-24 Apr 1978

Wife of Whit Searcy

SEARCY, John A. 02 Jun 1866-26 Nov 1940

Husband of Elizabeth (Dean) Searcy

SEARCY, Loyce Damon 25 Dec 1919-05 Feb 1994

Parents: Whit and Jewell (Daughtry) Searcy

US Navy – World War II (military marker)

SEARCY, Rena M. 21 Jan 1895-25 Mar 1957

Wife of I. S. Searcy

SEARCY, Roy 06 Apr 1908-15 Mar 1912

Parents: J. and E. Searcy

SEARCY, Wesley David 17 Feb 1880-18 Feb 1983

1^st wife Dee (Collins) Searcy

2^nd wife Elmira (Faulk) Searcy
 
 

SIMMONS, Votie (Smith) 04 Sep 1904-29 Jan 1997

Wife of Will Simmons, married 19 Jan 1928

SIMMONS, Will 22 Aug 1903-30 Jan 1985

Husband of Votie (Smith) Simmons, married 19 Jan 1928

SMITH, Infant Hubert Jr. 31 May 1972 (?)

(Who were his parents?)

SMITH, Sallie Vermell (Fowler) Collins 20 Feb 1898-01 Jun 1978

1^st husband Bill Collins

2^nd husband Gaston Smith

Parents: William E. and Elizabeth (Lee) Fowler

STRICKLAND, Arrie 09 Jul 1889-17 Apr 1976

STRICKLAND, Bailey 1892-1964

STRICKLAND, Halie D. 15 Feb 1913-05 Aug 1991

TAYLOR, Infant Son of J. T. and Mattie 15 Jul 1912

TAYLOR, John T. 04 Oct 1854-24 Mar 1912

Husband of Mary F. Fulford

THOMAS, John Morgan ("Shug") 20 Apr 1862-23 Aug 1944

Husband of Susan Roberta (Phelps) Thomas

Parents: Solomon and Martha Ann (Lee) Thomas

THOMAS, Susan Roberta (Phelps) 26 Oct 1866-14 Mar 1949

Headstone reads Susie Thomas

Wife of John Morgan ("Shug")Thomas

Parents: Reuben S. and Lorenda (Summerford) Phelps

THOMLEY, Joseph 26 Feb 1928-07 Mar 1928

Parents: Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Thomley

THOMLEY, Thelma (Warren) 22 May 1903-19 Aug 1947

Parents: Lavignor Willie and Callie (Lee) Warren

WARREN, Callie (Lee) 11 Jul 1881-30 Jul 1937

1^st wife of Lavignor Willie Warren

Parents: Timothy Cuthbert II and Sarah A. E. (Dowling) Lee

WARREN, Lavignor Willie 15 Jul 1877-01 Feb 1962

1^st wife Callie (Lee) Warren

2^nd wife Essie Warren

WARREN, Infant Son of Lavignor Willie and Callie (Lee) 23 Feb 1910

WARREN, Willie Maude (Kelly) 20 May 1913-01 Sep 1944

Wife of Willie E. Warren

WATERS, Bessie B. 13 Apr 1906-14 Oct 1992

Wife of Ollie L. Waters

WATERS, Ollie L. 23 May 1907-10 Nov 1950

Husband of Bessie B. Waters

Parents: Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Waters
 
 

WIDRIG, Jewell (Lee) Wilson no dates

1^st husband Robert (Bob) Wilson

2^nd husband Carl Widrig

Parents: Robert ("Bob") Alexander and Genora (Weed) Lee

WILLIAMS, Amos Thomas 08 May 1904-19 Dec 1976

1^st wife Grace Maude (Lee) Williams

2^nd wife Olive (York) Williams

WILLIAMS, Grace Maude (Lee) 02 Dec 1912-13 Apr 1956

1^st wife of Amos Thomas Williams

Parents: Robert ("Bob") Alexander and Genora (Weed) Lee

WILSON, Robert (Bob) no dates

1^st husband of Jewell (Lee) Wilson Widrig

WOODHAM, Jessie G. 28 Sep 1881-03 Jan 1919

Wife of William Washington Woodham

WOODHAM, William Washington 16 Aug 1877-09 Sep 1965

Husband of Jessie G. Woodham

WOODS, Mickey Allen 11 Dec 1942-30 Apr 1988

Parents: Eugene and Gladilou Woods

A1C US Air Force – Vietnam (military marker)

YORK, Myrtie Mae (Warren) 16 Mar 1906-23 Nov 1935

Wife of Grady York

Parents: Lavignor Willie and Callie (Lee) Warren

PAGE # NAME

1 ARD, Emit

1 BAKER, Robbie Lynn (Jerkins)

1 BESS, Mary

1 BRYAN, Joel M.

1 CALHOUN, Emma

1 CANNON, Arthur Joe and Pauline (Searcy)

1 CANNON, Cynthia Jo

1 CLARK, Winnie Williams Canter

1 COLLINS, Ella (Adams)

1 COLLINS, Ellie (Rountree)

1 COLLINS, Henly

1 COLLINS, Hettie Anne (Phelps)

2 COLLINS, J. W.

2 COLLINS, Mode C.

2 COLLINS, Nellie (McSween)

2 COLLINS, Walter C. and Minnie (Rountree)

2 COLLINS, Wiley R.

2 COLLINS, Willie Mae (Hagler)

2 CREAMER, Aubrey Woodrow and Lucille (Steubing)

2 CREAMER, Joseph M. and Anna Mae

2 CREAMER, Mary Lucille

2 CREAMER, Nannie (Johnson)

2 DAUGHTRY, Alphus Rex

2 DAUGHTRY, Gladies Estell (Harper)

2 DAUGHTRY, Jerry Lee

2 DAVIS, Aaron T.

3 DAVIS, Rachael

3 DEAN, Bob

3 DEAN, Governor Wayne

3 DREW, Ada Mae (Thomas)

3 DREW, Alto

3 DREW, Burnice

3 DREW, Elizabeth

3 DREW, Ella F.

3 DREW, J. A.

3 DREW, John William

3 DREW, Joseph H.

3 FARMER, Annie Pearl (Dean)

3. FARMER, James W.

4. FOWLER, Ewell ("Luly") Shelton

PAGE # NAME

4 FOWLER, Fitzhugh L.

4 FOWLER, John

4 FOWLER, John Bryant ("Tom") and Ella Clyde (Lee)

4 FOWLER, John Henry and Georgia Ethel (Smith)

4 FOWLER, J. T. and Betty Elouise (Woodham)

4 FOWLER, Lois Clyde

4 FOWLER, Vermillion (Daughtry)

4 FOWLER, Vonnie Estell

3. FOWLER, William Clarence

4 FULFORD, Eliza (Phelps)

5 FULFORD, John Elbert

5 FULFORD, Mary F.

5 FULFORD, Minnie Eron (Fowler)

5 FULFORD, Sarah Malinda

5 FULFORD, William L.

5 GLOVER, Caria Kadelia (Daughtry)

5 GLOVER, Jay H.

5 GLOVER, Ida (Fulford)

5 GLOVER, Lonie A.

5 GLOVER, Louis Hilburn

5 HALL, Wiley

5 HALL, Willie Lee

5 HOLLIS, Bruce Howard

6 HUGHES, Hilda Aline (Fowler)

6 JERKINS, Arther Lee and Loise M.

6 JOHNSON, Essie

6 JONES, Infant Son of Alford L. and Dora Udoxie (Lee)

6 JONES, Alford L. and Dora Udoxie (Lee)

6 JONES, Alford L.

6 JONES, Dora Udoxie (Lee)

6 LEE, Annie Mae (Drew)

6 LEE, Charlie Cuthbert and Ola (Hollis)

6 LEE, Genora (Weed)

6 LEE, George Rupert

6 LEE, James Harvey and Freddie (Scarborough)

6 LEE, Leonard G.

6 LEE, Robert Grady

7 LEE, Sarah A. E. (Dowling)

7 LEE, Timothy Cuthbert II

7 McGOWAN, Emma (Glover)

7 MINSHEW, Nola Anna (Thomas)

7. MINSHEW, Ruby

7 PHELPS, Lorenda (Summerford)

7 PHELPS, Reuben S.

7 REYNOLDS, Rev. Archibald S.

7 REYNOLDS, Ben Hugh

7 REYNOLDS, Lurey Virginia (Lee)

7 REYNOLDS, Robert Edward ("Boss")

8 REYNOLDS, William Jackson

8 RICE Infant

8 RICE, Florence

8. RICE, Nellie T.

8 ROACH, Rebecca Louise

8 ROUNTREE, H. Kenneth

8 SANDERS, Fern

8 SANDERS, Fernie Ree

8 SANDERS, Jenos and Effie C. (Gilmore)

8 SAUNDERS, Albert Emmanuel and Lillie Mae (Woodham)

8 SEARCY, Dee (Collins)

8 SEARCY, John A. and Elizabeth (Dean)

9 SEARCY, Roy

9 SIMMONS, Will and Votie (Smith)

9 TAYLOR, John T.

9 THOMAS, John Morgan ("Shug")

9 THOMAS, Susan Roberta (Phelps)

9 THOMLEY, Thelma (Warren)

9 WARREN, Infant Son of Lavignor Willie and Callie (Lee)

9 WARREN, Callie (Lee)

9 WARREN, Lavignor Willie

9 WARREN, Willie Maude (Kelly)

9 WATERS, Bessie B.

9 WATERS, Ollie L.

9 WOODHAM, Jessie G.

10 WOODHAM, William Washington
 
 

Emit Ard

Son of L. A. and Amanda Ard

Robbie Lynn (Jerkins) Baker

Gone But Not Forgotten

Mary Bess

At Rest

Joel M. Bryan

Our darling one has gone before, to meet us on the blest shore

Son of J. J. and F. E. Bryan

Emma Calhoun

She Believed and Sleeps In Jesus

Arthur Joe and Pauline (Searcy) Cannon

See Through The Eyes of Love, Just Like God Does

Cynthia Jo Cannon

Sheltered In The Arms of God

Winnie Williams Canter Clark

One Worthy of Remembrance

Ella (Adams) Collins

Mother

Ellie (Rountree) Collins

Mama

Henly Collins

Daddy

Hettie Anne (Phelps) Collins

I Have Fought A Good Fight, I Have Finished My Course, I Have Kept The Faith

Come Ye Blessed
 
 

J. W. Collins

An Amiable Father Here Lies At Rest; As Ever God With His Image Blest; The Friend Of Man, The Friend Of Truth; The Friend of Age; The Guide of Youth

Come Ye Blessed

Mode C. Collins

Father

Nellie (McSween) Collins

Mother

Walter C. and Minnie (Rountree) Collins

Papa and Mama Minnie

Our Hearts

Wiley R. Collins

Father

Willie Mae (Hagler) Collins

Beloved Mother and Grandmother

Aubrey Woodrow and Lucille (Steubing) Creamer

Married April 10, 1943

Joseph M. and Anna Mae Creamer

We Shall Meet Again, Who Have Loved Each Other

Mary Lucille Creamer

Darling, We Miss Thee

Nannie (Johnson) Creamer

Rest In Peace

Alphus Rex Daughtry

Gone But Not Forgotten

Gladies Estell (Harper) Daughtry

Resting In The Master’s Care

Jerry Lee Daughtry

A Little Time On Earth He Spent, Till God For Him His Angel Sent

Aaron T. Davis

He was a kind and affectionate father, a fond husband, and a friend to all

Rachael Davis

Rest mother, rest in quiet sleep, while friends in sorrow ‘ore thee weep

Age 28 years

Bob Dean

A Little While and Ye Shall Not See Me and Again, A Little While and Ye Shall See Me

Governor Wayne Dean

In heaven there is one angel more

Ada Mae (Thomas) Drew

Mother

Alto Drew

Son of J. A. and Ella F. Drew

Burnice Drew

From Mother’s Arms to the Arms of Jesus

Son of Joseph H. and Ada Mae (Thomas) Drew

Elizabeth Drew

I Will Meet You There

Ella F. Drew

Thy life was beauty with goodness and love

Wife of J. A. Drew

J. A. Drew

Sleep thy last sleep free from care (rest illegible)

John William Drew

He Is Gone To Heaven

Joseph H. Drew

Father

Annie Pearl (Dean) Farmer

She Is My Mother

James W. Farmer

Gone But Not Forgotten
 
 

Ethel Fowler

Daughter

Ewell ("Luly") Shelton Fowler

Weep not; he is not dead, but sleepeth -- Luke viii, 52

Fitzhugh L. Fowler

Another sweet flower blossoms in the dews of heaven

Infant Son of William E. and Elizabeth (Lee) Fowler

John Fowler

Husband

John Bryant ("Tom") and Ella Clyde (Lee) Fowler

Gone But Not Forgotten

John Henry and Georgia Ethel (Smith) Fowler

Married December 25, 1925

J. T. and Betty Elouise (Woodham) Fowler

‘Till Forever

Married February 2, 1952

Lois Clyde Fowler

Asleep In Jesus

Daughter of Teddie Dawson and Neppie Ophelia (Helms) Fowler

Vermillion (Daughtry) Fowler

Wife

Daughter of John Bryant ("Tom") and Ella Clyde (Lee) Fowler

William Clarence Fowler

Memorial Marker

October 27, 1926-February 13, 1990

Buried Senate Grove, New Haven, Missouri

C. F. Fulford

A Devoted Husband And A Good Father At Rest

Eliza (Phelps) Fulford

Mother

John Elbert Fulford

Weep not, father nor mother, for I am now waiting in glory for thee

Son of C. F. and Eliza (Phelps) Fulford

Mary F. Fulford

Wife of John T. Taylor

Minnie Eron (Fowler) Fulford

A Tender Mother and Faithful Friend

Sarah Malinda Fulford

Daughter of C. F. and Eliza (Phelps) Fulford

(Rest of inscription is illegible)

William L. Fulford

Father

Caria Kadelia (Daughtry) Glover

She Was a Kind and Affectionate Wife, A Good Mother And A Friend To All

Jay H. Glover

His Memory Is Blessed

Ida (Fulford) Glover

Mother

Lonie A. Glover

Remember Friends As You Pass By, As You Are Now, So Once Was I; As I Am Now, You Soon Will be, Prepare For Death and Follow Me

Louis Hilburn Glover

Father

Wiley Hall

Father

Willie Lee Hall

Mother

Bruce Howard Hollis

How Much Of Light, How Much Of Joy, Is Buried With Our Darling Boy

Son of Emmett H. and Dovie May (Reynolds) Hollis

Hilda Aline (Fowler) Hughes

Rest In Peace

Arther Lee and Loise M. Jerkins

Married April 30, 1935

Essie Johnson

Daughter of J. W. and Lissie Johnson

Infant Son of Alford L. and Dora Udoxie (Lee) Jones

He Carries The Lamb In His Bosom

Alford L. and Dora Udoxie (Lee) Jones

Married December 19, 1893

Alford L. Jones

To Him We Trust A Place Is Given Among The Saints With Christ In Heaven

Dora Udoxie (Lee) Jones

She was a devoted and faithful wife, a kind and affectionate sister, loyal to her church and to her God, Rest In Peace. It is sad that one we cherish should be taken from our home, but the joys that do not perish live in memory alone, all the years we spent together, all the happy golden hours shall be cherished in remembrance, fragrant sweets from memories flower.

I Was Blind, Now I See

Charlie Cuthbert and Ola (Hollis) Lee

They Are Gone But Not Forgotten

Genora (Weed) Lee

Having Served Her Generation By The Will of God, She Fell Asleep

George Rupert Lee

Suffer Little Children To Come Unto Me

James Harvey and Freddie (Scarborough) Lee

Married April 11, 1915

Leonard G. Lee

In Memory of a Loving Husband and Father, Laid to Rest

Robert Grady Lee

Gone But Not Forgotten

Sarah A. E. (Dowling) Lee

We Part To Meet Again; How Sweet The Name of Jesus Sounds In A Believer’s Ear, It Soothes His Sorrows, Heals His Wounds And Drives Away All Fears

Wife of T. C. Lee

Come Unto Me

Timothy Cuthbert Lee II

Company H 15th Alabama Regiment Confederate States of America Volunteers

Dear Parents, Tho’ We Miss You Much, We Know You Rest With God

Come Unto Me

Emma (Glover) McGowan

She Was The Dearest Mother In All The World, Sleeping, Waiting For the Lord To Call

Nola Anna (Thomas) Minshew

Asleep, Yet Lives

Ruby Minshew

Daughter of Nathan and Nola Anna (Thomas) Minshew

Gladys (Rountree) Palmieri

Mother, In Loving Memory

Wife of R. Phelps

Age 70 years

A Loving Father and A FaithFul Friend

Rev. Archibald S. Reynolds

Gone but not forgotten

Ben Hugh Reynolds

Earth Has No Sorrow That Heaven Cannot Heal

Lurey Virginia (Lee) Reynolds

Her Children Arise Up and Call Her Blessed, Her Husband Also and He Praiseth Her

Mother

Robert Edward ("Boss") Reynolds

He Giveth His Loved Ones Sleep
 
 

William Jackson Reynolds

The Lord Is My Shepard, I Shall Not Want

Father

Rice Infant

Infant of S. J. and Nellie Rice

Florence Rice

Daughter of S. J. and Mary Rice

Nellie T. Rice

Mother and Baby

Wife of S. J. Rice

Lola Bell Roach

Mother

Let her own works praise her in the gates – Proverbs 31:31

Rebecca Louise Roach

Infant daughter of Frank D. and Norma (Gilbert) Roach

H. Kenneth Rountree

Fly Free and Happy Beyond Birthday and Across Forever, and We’ll Meet Now and Then When We Wish, In The Midst of the Celebration That Never Can End

Fern Sanders

His All For Freedom of Democracy and The War

Fernie Ree Sanders

Daughter of Jenos and Effie C. (Gilmore) Sanders

Jenos and Effie C. (Gilmore) Sanders

Married January 19, 1915

Albert Emmanuel and Lillie Mae (Woodham) Saunders

In His Will Is Our Peace

Dee (Collins) Searcy

Our Mother

John A. and Elizabeth (Dean) Searcy

Gone But Not Forgotten
 
 

Roy Searcy

Darling, We Miss Thee

Son of J. and E. Searcy

Will and Votie (Smith) Simmons

Married January 19, 1928

John T. Taylor

He Has Gone To The Mansions of Rest

John Morgan ("Shug") Thomas

A Good Father and a Friend to All

Father

Susan Roberta (Phelps) Thomas

A Good Mother and a Friend To All

Mother

Thelma (Warren) Thomley

Mother

Infant Son of Lavignor Willie and Callie (Lee) Warren

Budded on earth, to bloom in heaven

Callie (Lee) Warren

Mother

Lavignor Willie Warren

Father

Willie Maude (Kelly) Warren

Wife of Willie E. Warren

Bessie B. Waters

Mother

Ollie L. Waters

Father

Jessie G. Woodham

Mother
 
 

William Washington Woodham

Father
 
 

PAGE # NAME

8 ARD, Willie Mae (Hallford)

33 BAKER, Howard Leon Sr.

27 BROWN, Gipsy (Lee) Holloway

19 CALHOUN, Emma

58 CANNON, Arthur Joe

66. CANNON, Cynthia Jo

47. CASEY, Clyde Lee

2. COLLINS, Bill

34-35 COLLINS, Ellie (Rountree)

32 COLLINS, Henly

5 COLLINS, Hettie Anne (Phelps)

25 COLLINS, Horace Greely

1 COLLINS, J. W.

9-10 COLLINS, James Phillip ("Shine")

37-38 COLLINS, Minnie (Rountree)

13 COLLINS, Mode C.

50 COLLINS, Moody Wayne

36 COLLINS, Nettie Mae (Daughtry)

16 COLLINS, Walter C.

16 COLLINS, Wiley R.

60 COLLINS, Willie Mae (Hagler)

1. COLLINS Child

22. CRAWFORD, James Edward

34 CREAMER, Nannie (Johnson)

36 CREAMER, William Thomas

59 DAUGHTRY, Alphus Rex

65 DAUGHTRY, Gladies Estell (Harper)

47 DAUGHTRY, Jerry Lee

26 DAUGHTRY, Ruby Gladys (Newton)

4 DAVIS, Maggie (Johnson)

44-45 DAVIS, Wilburn B.

40 DEAN, Bennie

26 DEAN, Governor Wayne

29 DREW, Ada Mae (Thomas)

18 DREW, Elizabeth

44 FARMER, Annie Pearl (Dean)

24 FARMER, James Edward

60 FOWLER, Belle (Brannon)

43 FOWLER, E. Masco

PAGE # NAME

22. FOWLER, Elizabeth (Lee)

9 FOWLER, Ethel

27 FOWLER, Ewell Shelton ("Luly")

48 FOWLER, Georgia Ethel (Smith)

64-65 FOWLER, J. T.

2 FOWLER, James Tance

3 FOWLER, John

28 FOWLER, John Bryant ("Tom")

53 FOWLER, John Henry

43 FOWLER, Lillie (Collins)

42 FOWLER, Lucy (Lee)

38. FOWLER, Mancil

23 FOWLER, Reese

41 FOWLER, Teddie Dawson

5 FOWLER, Vermillion (Daughtry)

57 FOWLER, William Clarence

14 FOWLER, William E.

30 FOYE, Charles Frank

59 FOYE, Flaudie (Collins)

11-12 FULFORD, Christopher C.

4 FULFORD, Eliza (Phelps)

17 FULFORD, Minnie Eron (Fowler)

45 FULFORD, Sarah Ann (Hall)

22 FULFORD, William L.

14 GLOVER, Caria Kadelia (Daughtry)

50 GLOVER, Gussie Eugene (Thomas)

2 GLOVER, Jay H.

20 GLOVER, Ida (Fulford)

31 GLOVER, Lonie A.

23 GLOVER, Louis Hilburn

45 HALL, Willie Lee

29 HOLLIS, Espy S.

61-62 HOLLIS, Stella Maude ("Lofie") (Reynolds)

39 HOLLOWAY, Orvis T.

67 HOLLOWAY, Ouida Inez (Drew)

67 HUGHES, Hilda Aline (Fowler)

54 JERKINS, Arthur Lee

67-68 JERKINS, Velma Lois

6-7 JONES, Alford L.

4 JONES, Dora Udoxie (Lee)

24 KILLINGSWORTH, Charles Bishop

PAGE # NAME

32. KILLINGSWORTH, Charlotte Arminta

62-63 LEE, Annie Mae (Drew)

18 LEE, Charlie Cuthbert

2 LEE, Fred Madison

43 LEE, Freddie (Scarborough)

23 LEE, Genora (Weed)

40 LEE, James Harvey

46 LEE, Leonard G.

7 LEE, Norma

13 LEE, Ola (Hollis)

28 LEE, Robert Alexander

20 McGOWAN, Emma (Glover)

34 McGOWIN, Robbie Lynn (Jerkins) Baker

3 MINSHEW, Nola Anna (Thomas)

55 PALMIERI, Gladys (Rountree)

26 PEARCE, Mattie (Fulford) Reynolds

1 PHELPS, Reuben S.

55 REYNOLDS, Annie Lola ("Pes")

7 REYNOLDS, Rev. Archibald S.

41 REYNOLDS, Ben Hugh

46. REYNOLDS, Clara Jeanette (McCraney)

15 REYNOLDS, Lurey Virginia (Lee)

38 REYNOLDS, Mary Pauline (Thomas)

18 REYNOLDS, Robert Edward ("Boss")

15 REYNOLDS, William Jackson

39 REYNOLDS, Willie Clarence

55 RICE, Patrick Poyner

68 ROACH, Lola Bell Walker

17 ROACH, Rebecca Louise

52 ROUNTREE, H. Kenneth

49 ROUNTREE, Hortense ("Autie") (Warren)

32 ROUNTREE, Nathan Harmon

58 SANDERS, Effie (Gilmore)

25 SANDERS, Jenos

57 SAUNDERS, Albert Emmanuel

31 SAUNDERS, Lillie Mae (Woodham)

1 SEARCY Child

8 SEARCY, Dee (Collins)

21 SEARCY, Elizabeth (Dean)

51 SEARCY, Jewell (Daughtry)

63 SEARCY, Loyce Damon

PAGE # NAME

28 SEARCY, Rena

53 SEARCY, Wesley David

66. SIMMONS, Votie (Smith)

52 SMITH, Sallie Vermell (Fowler) Collins

59 STRICKLAND, Haley

17 THOMAS, John Morgan ("Shug")

20 THOMAS Susan Roberta (Phelps)

3 THOMLEY, Joseph

19 THOMLEY, Thelma (Warren)

11 WARREN, Callie (Lee)

30 WARREN, Lavignor Willie

61 WATERS, Bessie

21 WATERS, Ollie L.

49 WILLIAMS, Amos Thomas

27 WILLIAMS, Grace Maude (Lee)

36 WOODHAM, William Washington

56 WOODS, Mickey Allen

10. YORK, Myrtie Mae (Warren)

The Dothan Eagle, Saturday Evening, March 16, 1912

(Is this Roy Searcy, who died March 15, 1912?)
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Monday Evening, August 19, 1912

The Dothan Eagle, Friday Afternoon, March 21, 1913

The Dothan Eagle, Friday Afternoon, October 30, 1914

Walter Collins’ little two-year-old boy was severely burned Wednesday afternoon and is not expected to live.

(Is this Bobbie Collins, who died October 30, 1914?)
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Tuesday Afternoon, February 4, 1919

J. Glover, married, 24 years old, had lived in Dothan for some time, died this morning at ten thirty of pneumonia, after a short illness. He was a son of L. A. Glover, who lives west of town.

The body will be buried tomorrow afternoon at 2 o’clock at Piney Grove Church.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Saturday Afternoon, March 20, 1920

The Dothan Eagle, Friday Afternoon, December 26, 1924

The Dothan Eagle, Friday Afternoon, May 8, 1925

Funeral arrangements are not known.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Thursday Afternoon, March 8, 1928

The Dothan Eagle, Thursday Afternoon, September 27, 1928

The deceased is survived by her husband and seven children, Elbert of Great Lakes, Ill., and Lorene, Roy, Coleman, Muriel, Mable and Ben, of Laurel Hill.

Her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Thomas, and three sisters; Mrs. W. C. Reynolds, Mrs. J. H. Drew and Mrs. J. H. Glover, all of Newton, Ala., Rt. 1, also survive.

Mrs. Minshew was also beloved by the many friends who knew her, and the body was brought to Piney Grove Cemetery, Wednesday, where internment was made at 2:30 p.m. Ingram and Forrester were in charge.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Thursday Afternoon, April 4, 1929

Mr. Fowler was a member of the Piney Grove Free Will Baptist Church, where funeral services will be held at 10 o’clock with the Rev. J. W. Malone of Dothan officiating. Fellows and Forrestor will be in charge of arrangements.

The deceased is survived by his wife and five sons: W. E. Fowler of Newton Route 1, E. S. Fowler of Dothan Route 8, T. B. Fowler of Dothan Route 8, R. F. Fowler of Mexica, Texas, E. M. Fowler of Dothan; and two daughters, Mrs. W. L. Fulford of Dothan and Miss Ethel Fowler of Dothan.

Pallbearers will be: Honorary, Judge Harry K. Martin, W. B. Jefferies, E. G. Collins, S. A. Mullins, A. L. Jones, A. O. Walker; the deceased’s four sons and two of his grandsons, Adus Fulford and Henry Fowler.

The Dothan Eagle, Tuesday Afternoon, May 14, 1929

She is survived by her husband, Wilburn Davis; 4 children, Johnnie, Harber, Collie, Pauline; four sisters, Mrs. Willie Hall of Newton Rt. 2; Mrs. Nannie Langston of Slocomb; Mrs. Annie Craney of Newton Rt. 2; and one brother, Hugh Johnson.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Wednesday Afternoon, July 2, 1930

Funeral services were to have been held this afternoon at Piney Grove Church at 4 o’clock with the Rev. Judkins of Newton officiating. Internment was to have been held in the church cemetery.

Surviving Mrs. Jones are her husband, five sisters, Mrs. W. J. Reynolds, Mrs. W. E. Fowler, Newton route one, Mrs. T. B. Fowler of Dothan route seven, Mrs. Lucille Fowler and Mrs. Callie Warren of Newton route one; three brothers, R. A. and C. C. Lee of Newton route one, and J. H., of Webb.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Tuesday Afternoon, January 6, 1931

She is survived by two sons, W. L. Fulford of Dothan route seven, C. C. Fulford of Slocomb route two; five daughters, Mrs. Mattie Reynolds of Esto, Fla., Mrs. Snodie Newman, Mrs. Ida Glover, Mrs. Eunice Gibson and Mrs. Pearl Brandon; two brothers, Ben Phelps of Hartford and John Phelps of Tifton, Ga.; three sisters, Mrs. Sallie Newman and Mrs. Susie Thomas of Newton, and Mrs. Hattie Collins of Dothan.

Funeral services were to have been held this afternoon from the Piney Grove Church with the Rev. J. H. Guilford officiating. Internment was to follow in the church cemetery. Fellows and Forrestor in charge.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Tuesday Afternoon, June 16, 1931

Active pallbearers at the funeral were E. M. Fowler, E. S. Fowler, T. B. Fowler, W. E. Fowler, A. E. Fulford and Henry Fowler. Honorary pallbearers were E. G. Collins, J. N. Mullins, Heard Saxon, C. O. James, H. K. Martin and Wiley Collins.

The Houston Funeral Company had charge of the arrangements.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Thursday Afternoon, February 18, 1932

Besides the two sons residing in Dothan, she is survived by three other sons of Newton route one, W. C., H. C., and H. G. Collins; three daughters, Mrs. W. B. Casey of Clio; Mrs. J. W. Drew of Hartford; Mrs. E. S. Fowler of Dothan route seven; one brother, John Phelps of Tifton, Ga.; two sisters, Mrs. J. M. Thomas, Newton route one, and Mrs. James Newman, of Geneva.

The funeral will be conducted at 10 a.m. tomorrow at the Piney Grove Church, near the Jellico Community, with the Rev. Clement Ritter, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, officiating, and the Houston Funeral Company in charge. Burial will be in the Piney Grove Cemetery.

Active pallbearers will be sons and sons-in-law of Mrs. Collins. They will be W. R., W. C., H. H. and H. G. Collins and J. W. Drew and E. S. Fowler.

Honorary pallbearers will be Judge H. A. Pearce, Heard Saxon, County Tax Collector S. A. Mullins, Circuit Solicitor J. Norton Mullins, County Superintendent of

Schools C. W. Johnson, Probate Judge H. K. Martin, Circuit Clerk Roy Hill, Sheriff Joe Rollins, County Agent J. H. Witherington, County Health Officer F. A. Granger, W. J. Renfroe, E. O. Jones, Mrs. C. L. Collins, county welfare director, and Mrs. A. L. Bowden, county register.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Wednesday Afternoon, June 15, 1932

Mr. Jones was first believed to have been suffering from typhoid fever, but his case later was diagnosed as typhus fever, a contagious disease not as prevalent as typhoid in this territory.

Mr. Jones was born and lived his entire life in the Jellico community. His wife died about a year and a half ago. They had no children.

He was an uncle of E. G. Collins, tax assessor of Houston County and also of W. R. Collins, Houston County deputy sheriff and Mrs. W. L. Fulford of Dothan.

The only other survivor is M. C. Collins, half-brother, of near Jellico.

The funeral will be conducted tomorrow, with the Rev. Clement Ritter, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, officiating and Houston Funeral Company in charge. Burial will be in the Piney Grove Cemetery, near Jellico.

Active pallbearers at the funeral will be W. C. Collins, W. R. Collins, J. J. Hollis, W. D. Searcy, M. M. Hollis and E. S. Fowler. Honorary pallbearers will be G. M. Malone, Harry K. Martin, Joe Rollins, J. Henry Witherington, J. Heard Saxon, P. E. Cumbie and J. M. Thomas.
 
 

The Houston Herald, Thursday, June 16, 1932

Mr. Jones was born and lived his entire life in the Jellico community. His wife died about a year ago. They had no children. The only survivor is M. C. Collins, a half-brother of near Jellico.

The funeral will be held this afternoon at Piney Grove Church with the Rev. Clement Ritter officiating.

(His correct name is Alford L. Jones. It is incorrect that he was an uncle of Mrs. W. L. Fulford of Dothan.)
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Monday Afternoon, January 8, 1934

Rev. Mr. Reynolds died at his home in Esto, Fla., at 5 a.m. Friday and was buried Saturday. His son is O. M. Reynolds, who moved to Texas a number of years ago.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Tuesday Afternoon, March 13, 1934

Besides her mother, she is survived by three brothers, Dennis Lee of Dothan route 7, G. P. and R. A. Lee, both of Newton route one and one sister, Mary Lou, of Dothan route seven.

Funeral was to be held this afternoon at 3 o’clock from the Piney Grove Church with the Rev. Manuel Givins officiating.

The following were to act as pallbearers: Ervin Ard, Randolph Ard, George Reynolds, Max Reynolds, Ralph Lee and Hazel Collins.

Burial was to be in the church cemetery with Fellows and Forrestor in charge of arrangements.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Monday Afternoon, June 25, 1934

Funeral services for Mrs. D. Searcy, 48, of Newton route one, who died at her home Sunday morning were held this morning from the residence, with burial following in the cemetery of the Piney Grove Church.

In addition to her parents and husband, she is survived by a son, Milford; four daughters, Mrs. D. T. Simmons, Mrs. Clyde Hughes, Mrs. Jim Duffner, and Miss Earnestine Searcy.

The Rev. Mr. Davis officiated at the services with Dowling-Rhodes Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Wednesday Afternoon, December 5, 1934

She had been a member of the Piney Grove Baptist Church many years and was active in religious and social circles in her home community.

She is survived by her husband, H. D. Ard, Newton route one; three sons, Irby, Randolph and Preston Ard, all of Newton route one, three daughters, Misses Ella, Carolyne and Hortense Ard, all of Newton; three brothers, Wilburn Hallford, Columbus, Ga., J. C. Hallford, Dothan route one, and Lonnie Hallford, Plant City, Fla.; and two sisters, Mrs. Vissie Jackson, Dothan route five and Mrs. Jennie Brown, Dothan.

Funeral will be held at 10 a.m. Friday at the Piney Grove Church with the Rev. Manuel Givens officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Fellows and Forrestor in charge.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Monday Afternoon, December 17, 1934

She is survived by one sister, Mrs. W. L. Fulford of Dothan, and four brothers, Will of Newton route 1, Tom of Geneva, Ewell of Dothan route 1 and Reese of Dothan route 1.

Funeral services were held at 2 o’clock Sunday afternoon at Piney Grove Baptist Church with the Rev. Mr. Clement Ritter officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery with Fellows and Forrestor in charge.
 
 

The Houston Herald, Thursday, December 20, 1934

Miss Fowler is survived by one sister, Mrs. W. L. Fulford of Dothan, and four brothers, Will of Newton route 1, Tom of Geneva, Ewell of Dothan route 1 and Reese of Dothan route 4.

(She was also survived by a fifth brother, Masco Fowler.)
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Monday Afternoon, December 24, 1934

Besides his grandparents, he is survived by two brothers, Robert and Kyle Collins, Dothan; and a sister, Miss Madge Collins, Dothan.
 
 

The Houston Herald, Thursday, December 27, 1934

Funeral services for James P. Collins, who died last Saturday at the home of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Fowler, on Dothan route 2 were conducted at the home Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock with the Rev. Lee officiating. Internment followed in the Piney Grove Cemetery, with Dowling-Griffin in charge.

Besides his grandparents, he is survived by two brothers, Robert and Kyle Collins, Dothan; and a sister, Miss Madge Collins, Dothan.

(He was also survived by his mother, Sallie Vermell Fowler Collins Smith. The correct name of his grandparents was Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Fowler.)
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Monday Afternoon, November 25, 1935

The child told Mrs. Edwards her mother was "sick" and had taken some medicine and was alone at the house, her father having gone to Columbus, Georgia, to attend the Auburn-Georgia football game. Within 15 minutes after Mrs. Edwards reached her, the young farm matron was dead.

In the absence of Kenneth Holman, Dale County coroner in a Dothan hospital recovering from an operation, local physicians and Sheriff J. W. Helms made an investigation, the sheriff announcing they had not yet returned a report.

The investigation was slowed, Sheriff Helms said, because of the lack of evidence and witnesses, Mrs. York being alone at the time except for her daughter. An empty medicine bottle was found near her, containing only a few drops of an unidentified liquid.

Mrs. York is survived by her husband, Grady York; a son, Grady Donald York; a daughter, Carolyn; two sisters, Mrs. N. H. Rountree, Pinckard and Mrs. Wiley Thomley, Valdosta, Georgia; a brother, Willie E. Warren, Geneva; and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Warren, Geneva.

Funeral was held at 2 p.m. Sunday at Piney Grove Church with Mrs. Martha L. Joiner of Abbeville officiating. Burial was in the church cemetery with Houston Funeral Company in charge.

The Dothan Eagle, Sunday Morning, August 1, 1937

Mrs. Warren was a member of the Rentecostal church and was active in church and social affairs.

She is survived by the husband, L. W. Warren, a son, W. E. Warren of Geneva Route 1, two daughters, Mrs. N. H. Rountree of Pinckard, and Mrs. W. L. Thomley of Valdosta; three brothers, R. A. and C. C. Lee, of Newton route 1, and J. H. Lee of Webb, four sisters, Mrs. W. J. Reynolds and Mrs. W. E. Fowler of Newton route 1, Mrs. T. B. Fowler of Geneva route 1, and Mrs. Lucy Fowler, Geneva, eight grandchildren and a number of nieces and nephews.
 
 

The Dothan Journal, Friday, August 6, 1937

Mrs. Callie Warren, 56, died at Pinckard Friday night. Surviving are her husband; a son, W. E. Warren, Geneva; two daughters, Mrs. N. H. Rountree, Pinckard, and Mrs. W. L. Thomley, Valdosta, Georgia; three brothers, R. A. and C. C. Lee, Newton route one and J. H. Lee, Webb; four sisters, Mrs. W. J. Reynolds and Mrs. W. E. Fowler, Newton route one, and Mrs. T. B. Fowler and Mrs. Lucy Fowler, Geneva. Funeral was held at Piney Grove Church with Ward-Wilson in charge.
 
 

The Houston Herald, Thursday, August 19, 1937

Mr. Fulford, who was forty, was widely-known in this section and was engaged in farming.

Surviving are his wife; two sons, G. W. and Bruce Fulford, all of Slocomb route two; three daughters, Mrs. R. C. Louis, Mrs. O. T. Smith, Dothan route one; Margarette Fulford, Slocomb route two and five sisters, Mrs. L. H. Glover, Dothan route one, Mrs. A. B. Gibson, Donaldsonville, Ga., Mrs. Pete Brown, Newton, Mrs. M. B. Pearce, Graceville, and Mrs. H. J. Newman, Dothan Route five.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Sunday Morning, August 22, 1937

Surviving are his widow; two sons, G. W. and Bruce Fulford, all of Slocomb Route two; three daughters, Mrs. R. C. Louis, Mrs. O. T. Smith, Dothan Route one; Margarette Fulford, Slocomb route two, and five sisters, Mrs. L. H. Glover, Dothan Route one, Mrs. A. B. Gibson, Donaldsonville, Ga., Mrs. Pete Brown, Newton, Mrs. M. B. Pearce, Graceville and Mrs. H. J. Newman, Dothan Route five.

Pallbearers were O. T. Smith, Steven Fulford, Kermit Purvis, Kedric Lewis, D. T. Ward, L. H. Glover.
 
 

The Dothan Journal, Friday, August 27, 1937

C. C. Fulford, 40, died at his home on Slocomb route two. Surviving are his wife; two sons, G. W. and Bruce, a daughter, Mrs. R. C. Louis of Slocomb route two; five sisters, Mrs. L. H. Glover, Dothan route one, Mrs. A. B. Gibson, Donaldsonville, Ga., Mrs. Pete Brown, Newton, Mrs. M. B. Pierce, Graceville, Fla., and Mrs. H. J. Newman, Dothan route five and a brother, Will Fulford, of Dothan. Funeral services will be held at Piney Grove Church with the Rev. Zbendin officiating. Ward-Wilson will be in charge.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Tuesday Afternoon, August 31, 1937

The funeral was at the residence with the Rev. Davis officiating. Burial followed in the Piney Grove Cemetery, Houston in charge.

Mrs. Collins was born in Florida but lived in the community near Piney Grove all her life. She was a member of the Piney Grove Church. Survivors are the husband, M. C. Collins; a brother, Allen Adams, Slocomb, and a sister, Mrs. Mandy Ard, Slocomb.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Tuesday Afternoon, October 5, 1937

Mr. Collins, who was seventy-eight, was a lifelong resident of the Newton community and was actively engaged in farming until his illness. His wife preceded him in death by five weeks. He was a member of the Piney Grove Church.

There are no immediate survivors, although the following relatives survive: Dewey Bynum, Miss Edward, Fred and Taft Bynum, Lemma Bynum, Columbus, Ga.; and Mrs. Clyde Hathaway, all of Black; Mrs. Eura Simmons, Mrs. Dera Difford, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Searcy, Milford Searcy and Ernestine Searcy, all of Newton Route one; Mrs. Alma Hughes, Graceville, Fla.; and Mrs. Dovie Killingsworth, Mrs. Ethel Green, Miss Lucille Crawford and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Crawford, Dothan R. F. D.

Active pallbearers were Walter Daughtery, Will Fowler, Milt Dixon, Harvey Dean, Boss Reynolds, Gene Grishell.

(Mode C. Collins is name on tombstone.)
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Friday Afternoon, February 17, 1939

She is survived by the husband, C. C. Lee; one daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Long, Montgomery; four sons, Sam and Leonard Lee, Newton route one; Dotie Lee, Elba and Ralph Lee, Newton; three brothers, J. J. Hollis, Slocomb route two, K. Hollis and Erley Hollis, Dothan route eight; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Beasley, Dothan route eight and Mrs. Daisy Draughn of Newton route two.

Active pallbearers were H. O. Odd, Mace Walden, Nick Walden, Charles Killingsworth, Ed Lee and Melt Lee.

(Ola is first name on tombstone.)
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Monday Afternoon, October 30, 1939

Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. W. G. Smith of Dothan; one sister, Mrs. Will Fulford of Dothan; four brothers, Tom Fowler, Luley Fowler and Masco Fowler, all of Geneva and Reese Fowler of Dallas, Texas.
 
 

The Houston Herald, Thursday, November 7, 1939

(He was also survived by his widow, Elizabeth Lee Fowler.)
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Sunday Morning, November 12, 1939

Surviving are her husband; one daughter, Mrs. Eura Hall of Jay, Fla.; four sons, L. H. Glover of Dothan route one, Houston and Leslie Glover of Detroit, Michigan, and M. H. Glover of Montgomery; two brothers, J. W. Daughtery of Dothan route one and A. S. Daughtery of Ozark; 14 grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

Active pallbearers will be Lewis Daughtry, Rex Daughtry, Walter Daughtery, L. B. Smith, Alto Holland, and B. G. Cooley.

The Dothan Eagle, Monday Afternoon, December 14, 1942

She was a charter member of Winslette’s Chapel Methodist Church and a life-long member of the Newton community.

Surviving are her husband, W. J. Reynolds; four sons, W. C., G. C., R. E. and B. H. Reynolds, all of Newton; three daughters, Miss Annie Reynolds and Mrs. E. S. Hollis of Newton and Mrs. E. H. Hollis of Dothan; three sisters, Mrs. Lucy Fowler and Mrs. Ella Fowler, both of Geneva, and Mrs. Lizzie Fowler of Dothan; three brothers, C. C. and R. A. Lee of Newton and Harvey Lee of Webb; thirteen grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Tuesday Afternoon, January 5, 1943

Funeral services for W. J. Reynolds, eighty, of Newton route one, who died at his home last night, following a long illness, will be held tomorrow with the Rev. James A. Zellner of Newton officiating. Burial will follow in the church cemetery with Ward-Wilson directing.

A charter member of Winslette Chapel Methodist Church and the Newton Masonic Lodge, Mr. Reynolds lived in the Newton route one community for the past fifty-six years.

He is survived by four sons, W. C. Reynolds, G. C. Reynolds, R. E. Reynolds and B. H. Reynolds, all of Newton; three daughters, Mrs. E. S. Hollis and Miss Annie Reynolds, both of Newton and Mrs. E. H. Hollis of Dothan; two brothers, John Reynolds of Southern Pines, N. C. and George Reynolds of Ozark; two sisters, Mrs. Julian Thomas of Birmingham, and Mrs. Alice Stephens of Newton; thirteen grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Tuesday Afternoon, August 24, 1943

He was on duty when taken ill and was removed to his home by Sergeant George Garrett, of the police department. Mr. Collins had been a member of the police department for the past nine years, and was formerly connected with the sheriff’s office.

Surviving are his wife and a daughter, Mrs. Frank Foye of Dothan; four brothers, W. C. Collins, Jacksonville, Fla.; H. H. Collins and E. G. Collins, both of Dothan, and H. G. Collins, Columbus, Ga.; three sisters, Mrs. W. B. Casey, Clio, Mrs. J. W. Drew, Newton and Mrs. E. S. Fowler, Hartford.

Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 10 a.m. at Piney Grove Baptist Church, of which he was a member, with the Rev. Clement Ritter and the Rev. T. W. Wilson officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery, Fellows and Forrester in charge.

Active pallbearers will be John Hilson, Walt Cameron, Taylor Hicks, J. E. Draughon, L. Kelly and E. J. Strickland.

Honorary pallbearers are: Sam Rice, T. L. Blair, W. B. Ellard, Byrd Saunders, Keener Baxley, Fred O’Brien, Carl E. Sellers, M. Tatum, T. M. Holland, J. S. Capps, Eddie Tindell, P. C. Burdeshaw, J. N. Mullins, G. J. Parrish, Jr., D. A. Cameron, W. D. Givens, R. L. Allen, Col. Johnson, Wes Herring, H. D. Atkins and Howard Rogers.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Sunday Morning, October 3, 1943

Surviving are his wife; three sons, Luther Collins, Dothan, Theron Collins, U. S. Navy, and Wallace Collins, U. S. Army; two daughters, Mrs. Sollie Gilley, Nashville, Tenn., and Mrs. Zell Johns, Jacksonville; three brothers, E. G. Collins, Dothan, H. H. Collins, Dothan route one and H. G. Collins, Columbus, Ga.; three sisters, Mrs. W. B. Casey, Clio, Mrs. J. W. Drew, Newton route one, and Mrs. E. S. Fowler, Hartford.

Funeral will be held at Piney Grove Church at 11 a.m. Monday with the Rev. Clement Ritter officiating. Burial will follow in the Piney Grove cemetery, with Ward-Wilson in charge.

Pallbearers will be his sons, Luther, Theron and Wallace Collins, and nephews, James W., Page and Hazel Collins.

The Dothan Eagle, Wednesday Afternoon, August 23, 1944

He is survived by his wife; three daughters, Mrs. W. C. Reynolds, Mrs. J. H. Drew, and Mrs. J. H. Glover, all of Newton route one; a brother, E. O. Thomas of Newton route one; three sisters, Mrs. Alice Thomley and Mrs. Mattie Thomley, both of Wicksburg, and Mrs. Ida Stephens of Jacksonville, Fla.; 17 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Monday, March 5, 1945

Surviving in addition to her parents, her maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Gilbert of Dothan route one, and paternal grandfather, J. T. Roach of Cache, Oklahoma.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Sunday, June 9, 1946

She was a life-long resident of Dothan and Houston County and a member of the Baptist Church.

Surviving are her husband, Mr. W. L. Fulford; three sons, Adus and Ralph, both of Dothan and Perry Fulford, Pensacola, six grandchildren.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Tuesday, March 11, 1947

OZARK – Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Drew, eighty, who died yesterday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. S. W. Lee, in Ozark, were held this afternoon at Piney Grove Church with the Rev. Dan Dubois and the Rev. Howard Trawick officiating. Internment was in the church cemetery, with Holman Funeral Home in charge.

Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. Lee and Mrs. John Woodall, both of Ozark, Mrs. Leonard Lee, Ashford, and Mrs. Barto Woodall, Dothan; a son, J. W. Drew, Newton; five sisters, two brothers, 31 grandchildren and 26 great-grandchildren.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Thursday, March 13, 1947

Surviving are his widow; four sons, Sampie and Dotie Lee, Ozark, Leonard Lee, Gadsden, Ralph Lee, Opp; two brothers, Bob Lee, Newton and Harvey Lee, Webb; three sisters, Mrs. Lizzie Fowler and Mrs. Lucy Fowler, both of Dothan, and Mrs. Ella Fowler, Geneva; 23 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Wednesday, May 14, 1947

Mr. Reynolds was a life-long resident of the community.

Surviving are three sisters, Mrs. E. H. Hollis, Dothan route five, Mrs. Espy Hollis and Miss Ann Reynolds, both of Newton route one; three brothers, W. C., G. C., and B. H. Reynolds, all of Newton route one; and a number of nieces and nephews.

Active pallbearers will be George Reynolds, Jack and Clarence Hollis, Clarence Lee, Wade Smith and Claude Lee.

Honorary: B. P. Poyner, Jr., Judge Albert Logue, Roy Hughes, Curtis Adams, Russell Parrish, Jack Russell, Judge Saxon Poyner, H. A. Hollis, Blant Dowling, Walter Daughtry, J. B. Smith, Harvey Maddox, Tulley Stembridge, H. T. Petty, Eugene Hollis, Hugh Hollis, Furman Thomley.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Tuesday Afternoon, August 19, 1947

A lifetime resident of Houston County, Mrs. Thomley was a member of the Church of God.

Funeral services will be held at Winslette Chapel Church tomorrow morning at 10 o’clock and internment will follow in the church cemetery, Johnson Funeral Home is in charge.

Mrs. Thomley is survived by two sons, James of Dothan and Daniel of Pinckard; one sister, Mrs. N. H. Rountree of Pinckard; one brother, W. E. Warren of Geneva route one; and her father, L. W. Warren of Florala.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Sunday, March 4, 1948

Mrs. Calhoun was a lifetime resident of Houston County and a member of the LaFayette Street Methodist Church.

Surviving are a son, Victor, of Dothan; three sisters, Mrs. Anna Creamer of Wicksburg, Mrs. Willie Hall of Newton route two, Mrs. Lanie Lanston of Dothan and several nieces and nephews.

The funeral will be held at 3 p.m. today at the LaFayette Street Methodist Church with the Rev. C. H. Hildreth officiating. Burial will follow in the Piney Grove Cemetery. Ward-Wilson has charge of arrangements.

Active pallbearers will be: Tom Peterman, Bobbie Dupress, Mr. Sanders, Cleat Bond, Charles Woodham and J. A. Buckhalt.

Honorary pallbearers will be members of her Sunday School class.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Wednesday, March 2, 1949

Funeral arrangements are incomplete pending the arrival of a son. Services will be held at the Piney Grove Church, the time and date to be announced later by Ward-Wilson Funeral Home.

Surviving are her husband; a daughter, Mrs. Lucille Tew, Bismark, N. C.; a son, Ed Glover, Oakland, Cal., a brother, W. L. Fulford, Dothan; four sisters, Mrs. Mattie Pearce, and Mrs. Eunie Gibson, both of Graceville, Mrs. Pearl Brown, Newton and Mrs. Snodie Newman, Panama City, Fla.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Tuesday, March 15, 1949

Funeral services are to be held at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at Piney Grove Church with the Rev. R. W. Judkins of Midland City officiating. Internment in the church cemetery will be directed by Ward-Wilson.

Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. W. C. Reynolds, Mrs. J. H. Drew, and Mrs. J. H. Glover, all of Newton route one; 17 grandchildren, 27 great-grandchildren and one great-great grandchild.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Monday, January 1, 1950

The Rev. N. H. Culp will officiate and Ward-Wilson Funeral Home will direct burial in the Piney Grove cemetery.

Surviving are two sons, Lawrence and Herman McGowan, both of Ozark route one; three daughters, Mrs. James Wallce, Enterprise; Mrs. Henry Raner, Lake City, Fla.; and Mrs. A. J. Jenkins, Dothan; a brother, L. A. Glover, Dothan route one; a sister, Mrs. John Davis, Slocomb; 17 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.

Active pallbearers will be L. H. Glover, Rex and Lewis Daughtry, Ralph Thomley, Fred Lee and E. Killingsworth.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Sunday, November 12, 1950

Surviving are his widow; a son, Jewett Waters, Newton route one; three daughters, Mrs. Wyatt Morris, Dothan, Misses Bobbie Joyce and Lessie Waters, both of Dothan route one; three brothers, R. L. Waters, Dothan; F. A. Waters, Columbus, Ga., and William F. Waters, Tallahassee; three sisters, Mrs. N. V. Dowling, Webb; Mrs. Mattie Brown, Tampa, and Mrs. H. Turner, Columbus, Ga.; and his father, W. A. Waters, Dothan.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Sunday, August 19, 1951

The Rev. S. T. Shutes of Colquitt, Ga., will officiate and burial in Piney Grove cemetery will be directed by Ward-Wilson Funeral Home.

A native of Dale County, Mrs. Searcy spent her entire lifetime in the Goodwater community. She was a member of the Goodwater Free Will Baptist Church.

Survivors include four sons, Eron Searcy of Mobile, Wesley Searcy, Newton route one, Oscar Searcy, Dothan route one and Yancey Searcy, Slocomb route three; four daughters, Mrs. Virgil Daughtry and Mrs. Claude Gilley, both of Newton route one and Mrs. Richard Waters, both of Dothan; a brother, Burdie Dean of Graceville; two sisters, Mrs. Beatrice Peters and Mrs. Vera Huff, both of Graceville; 30 grandchildren, 25 great-grandchildren, several nieces and nephews.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Monday, November 12, 1951

Mr. Fulford was a member of the Free Will Baptist Church and a Mason. From 1913 until 1921, he was Houston County tax assessor.

Funeral services will be held at 3:00 p.m. tomorrow at Piney Grove Church. The Rev. A. D. Zbinden will officiate with burial in the church cemetery directed by Johnson Funeral Home.

Surviving are three sons, Adus Fulford of Dothan, Perry D. Fulford of Pensacola, and Ralph Fulford of Columbus, Ga., four sisters, Mrs. Mattie Pearce of Graceville, Mrs. Snodie Newmans of Panama City, Mrs. Euna Gibson of Graceville route one.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Tuesday, February 13, 1951

Funeral services were to be held at 2 p.m. today at Piney Grove Church with the Rev. Aiken Etheridge officiating and Ward-Wilson Funeral Home directing burial in the church cemetery.

Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mattie Crawford; a son, D. M. Crawford, Dothan route one; three daughters, Mrs. Dovie Killingsworth, Dothan route one; Mrs. Ethel Green, Columbus, Ga.; and Mrs. Lucille Hand, Dothan; three brothers, W. E. Crawford, Orlando; J. M. Crawford, Slocomb; and O. C. Crawford, Wilmington, N. C.; two sisters, Mrs. K. L. Clayton, Brewton; and Mrs. M. A. Anderson, Slocomb; five grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Monday, February 4, 1952

Funeral services were to be held at 3:00 p.m. today at Piney Grove Church with burial in church cemetery. Johnson Funeral Home of Dothan in charge of arrangements.

Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Sallie Smith, Tallahassee; two brothers, Harvey Lee of Webb and Bob Lee of Newton route one; two sisters, Mrs. T. B. Fowler, Geneva and Mrs. Lucy Fowler, Dothan; three grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.

The Dothan Eagle, Sunday, August 24, 1952

Born and reared in Dale County, Fowler moved to Texas in 1911. He was a member of the Baptist Church.

Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Juanita Arnold, Clute, Texas, two sons, Wilson Rainwater, West Palm Beach, Fla.; three brothers, T. B., Geneva, E. S. and Masco, both of Columbus, Ga.; several aunts and uncles.

(Wilson Rainwater was his stepson. Reese Fowler had only one son, Ralph Fowler, his other daughter was named Hazel. The mention of several aunts and uncles is incorrect.)
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Monday, September 8, 1952

Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. G. D. Holloway, Dothan; Mrs. C. R. Salter, Forsyth, Ga.; Mrs. Carl Widrig, Charlotte, Michigan; Mrs. A. T. Williams, Umatilla, Florida; two sons, A. T. Lee, Newton route 1, and W. H. Lee, Midland City, Rt. 1, 23 grandchildren and 33 great-grandchildren.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Monday, March 2, 1953

A native of Houston County, Mr. Glover was a life-long resident of the community.

Funeral services will be held at the Piney Grove Methodist Church, near the Enterprise Highway with the Rev. Floyd Parker officiating. Ward-Wilson Funeral Home will direct burial in the church cemetery.

Survivors include a son, Ed Glover, Pensacola; a daughter, Mrs. I. F. Tew, Long Beach, Calif.; three brothers, H. C. Glover and W. L. Glover, both of Detroit, Michigan; and M. H. Glover, Montgomery; a sister, Mrs. Ennoch Hall, Jay, Fla.; and several nieces and nephews.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Sunday, May 3, 1953

A native of Dale County, Mr. Farmer was employed by a furniture manufacturing company at the time of his death.

Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Annie Pearl Farmer; two sons, Alvin and James P. Farmer, both of Napier Field; two daughters, Miss Delma Farmer and Mrs. Inez Dixon, both of Napier Field; two brothers, Arlin Farmer, Gulfport, Miss., and Carey Farmer, Malvern; four sisters, Mrs. Lucy Lewis, Mrs. Ella Mae Andrews, and Mrs. Mary Kingsley, all of Panama City, and Mrs. Elizabeth Parrish, Dothan, and six grandchildren.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Wednesday, May 27, 1953

Funeral services are to be held at 3 p.m. tomorrow at the Piney Grove Methodist Church with the Rev. M. H. Bracewell officiating. Burial in the church cemetery will be directed by Ward-Wilson Funeral Home.

Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Charlotte Arminta Killingsworth, Newton Rt. 2; a daughter, Mrs. Beatrice Green, Columbus, Ga.; five sons, Henry of Panama City, Vaughan of Hartford Rt. 2; Shelly of Ashford Rt. 2; Ernest of Dothan Rt. 1 and Vester of Dothan Rt. 5; a half-brother, J. E. Killingsworth, Newton Rt. 2; 12 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Friday, October 16, 1953

A native of Houston County, Mr. Collins had lived in Columbus since 1942.

Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Nellie Mae Collins; a son, Billy Collins, both of Columbus, Ga., three sisters, Mrs. Della Drew, Newton Rt. 1; Mrs. Cora Casey, Clio, Mrs. Lillie Fowler, Columbus, Ga., and brother, H. H. Collins, Newton Rt. 1.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Friday, January 1, 1954

Funeral services will be held at Piney Grove Methodist Church at a time to be announced by Johnson Funeral Home.

He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Effie Sanders; two sons, Collie Ray Sanders, Dothan, Gene Collen Sanders, Natchez, Miss.; two brothers, Horace Sanders, Dothan Rt. 1; Wilbourn Sanders, Washington, D. C.; a sister, Mrs. Mandy Snellgrove, Columbus, Ga.; three grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Sunday, January 3, 1954

He is survived by his wife, two sons, two brothers, a sister, three grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Mr. Sanders was a native of Henry County and a member of Panther Creek Baptist Church.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Friday, August 12, 1955

Surviving are her husband, Lewis Daughtry; a sister, Mrs. Gladilou Mathis of Newton Rt. 1; three brothers, William L. Newton of Dothan Rt. 2, James Newton of Newton Rt. 1 and Ernest Newton of Pansey; two sisters, Mrs. J. C. White of Cowarts and Mrs. Vera Miller of Ashford Rt. 1 and three grandchildren.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Monday, September 12, 1955

Surviving in addition to his parents, are a brother, Roger Dale Dean, his maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mills and paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Dean, all of Dothan.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Sunday, December 11, 1955

A native of Houston County, Mrs. Pearce had resided in Graceville for the past 10 years.

Surviving are three sisters, Mrs. H. J. Newman of Panama City, Mrs. A. B. Gibson of Graceville Rt. 4 and Mrs. R. W. Brannon of Newton Rt. 2.

(Pierce is last name on tombstone.)
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Wednesday, December 14, 1955

Mr. Fowler had resided in the Wicksburg community until moving to Columbus six months ago.

Surviving are his wife; a son, John Fowler of Columbus, and five daughters, Mrs. Nell Armstrong of Troy, Mrs. Jolene Warwick of Columbus, Mrs. Mable Murphy of Twin Falls, Idaho, Mrs. Betty Roberson of Montgomery and Miss Faye Fowler of Columbus.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Wednesday, February 29, 1956

Funeral services are incomplete pending the arrival of relatives and will be announced by Ward-Wilson Funeral Home.

Mrs. Brown, a native of this county, had resided in Dothan for the past 30 years.

Surviving are her husband, Roy Brown, and a son, Buddy Holloway, both of Dothan; three sisters, Mrs. Jewell Widrig of Umatilla and Mrs. Mildred Salter of Forsyth, Georgia; her father, R. A. Lee of Dothan and two brothers, Wade H. Lee of Dothan Rt. 1 and A. T. Lee of Dothan.

(Holloway is last name on tombstone.)
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Sunday, April 15, 1956

Funeral services will be held at Piney Grove Methodist Church at 3 p.m. today with the Rev. W. T. Berry officiating. Internment will be in Piney Grove Cemetery with Ward-Wilson Funeral Home officiating.

She is survived by her husband, Amos T. Williams and a son, Farrell Williams of Umatilla, Fla.; three daughters, Mrs. Maxine Smith and Mrs. Clara Bow Bass, both of Slocomb and Miss Theresa Williams of Umatilla, Fla.; the father, Robert Lee of Dothan Route 5; two brothers, Tim Lee of Newton route 1 and Wade Lee of Dothan route 6; two sisters, Mrs. Jewell Widrig of Charlotte, Mich., and Mrs. Mildred Salter of Forsyth, Ga.

The Dothan Eagle, Wednesday, March 27, 1957

A native of Dale County, Mrs. Searcy resided in Houston County before moving to Mobile 16 years ago.

Surviving are her husband, I. B. Searcy of Mobile; four daughters, Mrs. Veede Dorriety of Hartford, Mrs. Neima Mincey of Prichard, Mrs. Florence Mauldin of Orlando and Mrs. Levonica Knowles of Mobile; four sons, A. S. of Chickasaw, John M. of Warren, Ohio, James L. of Dallas, Texas, and Joseph A. Searcy of Whistler; a sister, Mrs. Annie Pearle Beasley of Center, Texas; 16 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Thursday, September 18, 1958

Burial will follow in the church cemetery with Ward-Wilson in charge.

Mr. Lee died yesterday following a short illness. A native of Dale County, he lived most of his life in Houston County. He was a Mason and a farmer.

Survivors include two daughters; Mrs. Mildred Salter, Macon, Georgia, Mrs. Jewell Widrig, Charlotte, Michigan; two sons, W. H. Lee, Dothan Rt. 1, A. T. Lee, Newton Rt. 1; a brother, J. H. Lee, Webb; two sisters, Mrs. Ella Fowler, Geneva, Mrs. Lucy Fowler, Dothan and 23 grandchildren.
 
 

Source probably The Dothan Eagle. Date of death was February 26, 1960.

Mr. Fowler was born in Dale County. At an early age he moved to Houston County where he lived for many years. He was a trustee of the Jellico School west of Dothan.

In 1931 he moved to Geneva County where he had lived since. He was a charter member of the Piney Grove Methodist Church.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Ella C. Fowler, Geneva Rt. 1; one daughter, Miss Bessie Fowler, Geneva Rt. 1; six sons, T. Dawson Fowler, Dothan; Harvey T. Fowler, Cairo, Georgia; Mancel T. Fowler, Columbus, Georgia; Harold D. Fowler, Panama City, Florida; Herman H. Fowler, Geneva, Jimmy E. Fowler, Bayou La Batre, Alabama; one brother, Masco Fowler, Columbus, Georgia; 17 grandchildren, several great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Wednesday Afternoon, March 16, 1960

The fatality, first traffic death of the year in Dothan, was Mrs. Ada Mae Drew, 67, of Newton Rt. 1.

Injured were Mrs. Gussie Eugene Glover, her sister, who is also of Newton, reported in fair condition today at a local hospital and J. W. Calhoun, 51, of Eufaula Rt. 1.

Police said the accident happened shortly after noon when Mrs. Glover, approaching the intersection, failed to stop in time for a stop sign on Fortner.

Mrs. Drew, who died about 5 p.m. yesterday, was born and reared in Houston County and was a resident of the Wicksburg community. She was a member of the Winslette Chapel Methodist Church.

Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Friday at Winslette Chapel Methodist Church. The Rev. D. Y. Martin will officiate and burial will be in the church cemetery with Johnson Funeral Home in charge.

The body will lie in state at the residence from 5 p.m. tomorrow until an hour before funeral time.

Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. O. T. Holloway and Mrs. Clyde Casey; two sisters, Mrs. Gussie Glover, and Mrs. W. C. Reynolds, all of Newton; five grandchildren; three great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, August 4, 1960

Funeral services were to be held at 4:30 p.m. today at Winslette Chapel Methodist Church. The Rev. Davis Martin was to officiate and burial was to be in the Piney Grove Cemetery with Ward-Wilson Funeral Home in charge.

A native of Houston County, Mr. Hollis had lived in the county all his life. He was a retired merchant and farmer and a member of the Winslette Chapel Methodist Church.

Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Espy Hollis, Route 1, Newton; a son, Jack, of Route 1, Newton; his stepmother, Mrs. J. J. Hollis, Enterprise, two sisters, Mrs. Early Smith and Mrs. Jesse Hallford, both of Route 1 Dothan; three brothers, Charley Hollis, Columbus; Wayne and John J. Hollis, Dothan; three stepsisters, Grace of Enterprise; Reba and Lendhill, both of Columbus; several nieces and nephews.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Friday, October 7, 1960

Born in Lynn, Mass., Mr. Foye moved to the Dothan area in 1942. He served in the U. S. Army during World War II and was a member of the Park Avenue Church of Christ.

Funeral arrangements will be announced by Ward-Wilson Funeral Home.

Surviving are the wife, Mrs. Flaudie Collins Foye of Newton Rt.1, and several nieces and nephews.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Sunday, October 9, 1960

The body will lie in state at the church from 9 till 10 a.m. Monday.

A native of Lynn, Mass., Mr. Foye moved to Dothan in 1942. He was an employee of the Dothan Cigar and Candy Co. and was a member of the Park Avenue Church of Christ.

He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Flaudie Collins Foye, several nieces and nephews.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Friday, February 2, 1962

Funeral services will be at 1 p.m. tomorrow at Florala Church of God with the Rev. C. L. Dyess and the Rev. Huey Mitchell officiating.
 
 

Burial will be in Piney Grove Cemetery at Dothan, with Evans Funeral Home of Florala officiating.

Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Essie Warren, Florala; one son, Willie Warren, Samson Rt. 1; one daughter, Mrs. Audie Rountree, Pinckard; one brother, Allie Warren, Slocomb; 13 grandchildren.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Sunday, February 11, 1962

Funeral services will be announced later by Ward-Wilson Brown-Service Funeral Home.

Mr. Glover was born in Dale County. He moved to Houston County at 21 and became a farmer in the Jellico community. He was a member of the Church of Christ.

Survivors include two sons, Houston Glover and Leslie Glover, both of Detroit, Mich., a daughter, Mrs. Ennoch Hall, Jay, Fla.; 20 grandchildren and several great-grandchildren.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Sunday, February 25, 1962

Mrs. Saunders died in a Dothan hospital late Friday morning following a long illness.

A native of Houston County, she had spent her entire life here. She was a member of the Winslette Chapel United Methodist Church.

The rites were conducted by the Revs. M. J. Hicks, Jr. and Gwyn McDonald. Burial was at Piney Grove Cemetery near Wicksburg, with Ward-Wilson Brown-Service directing.

Surviving are her husband, Albert E. Saunders; a daughter, Miss Jennie Gertrude Saunders, Dothan Rt. 3; her father, W. W. Woodham, Dothan Rt. 1; three brothers, Henry, Charles and Ford Woodham, Dothan; two sisters, Mrs. Lizzie Bond, Dothan Rt. 1; Mrs. Modell Shaver, Trenton, S. C.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Friday, April 5, 1963

The body will remain at his home on Newton Rt. 1 until time for the rites.

Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Elly Collins, Newton Rt. 1; two sons, H. N. Collins, Jacksonville, Fla., and Arthur Collins, U. S. Air Force, Dayton, Ohio; a foster-son, Billy

Kibler, Newton Rt. 1; two sisters, Mrs. Della Drew, Newton Rt. 1, and Mrs. Lillie Fowler, Columbus, Ga., and nine grandchildren.

(Henly Collins is name on tombstone.)
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Friday, June 28, 1963

Funeral services were to be held at 3 p.m. today at Winslette Chapel Methodist Church. The Rev. Thomas Hess and the Rev. David Martin were to officiate. Burial was to be in the church cemetery, with Johnson Funeral Home in charge.

Mr. Rountree, who had lived in Pinckard 38 years, was a Mason, a member of the Woodmen of the World and the Pinckard Methodist Church.

Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Hortense Warren Rountree, Pinckard; two sons, Kenneth Rountree, and Dr. Thomas J. Rountree, University, Alabama; a daughter, Mrs. Reba Boffkin, Panama City; five sisters, Mrs. Mollie Ard and Mrs. Julia M. Rice, all of Jacksonville, Florida; Mrs. Ellie Collins, Newton route one, and Mrs. Gladys Palmer, New York City; and one granddaughter.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Sunday, June 30, 1963

Funeral services were held yesterday at Winslette Chapel Methodist Church with the Revs. J. C. Purvis and O. R. Tyler officiating. Burial in the church cemetery was directed by Ward-Wilson Brown-Service Funeral Home of Dothan.
 
 

A native of Henry County, Mrs. Killingsworth lived many years in the Jellico community before moving to Columbus 10 years ago. She was a member of the Piney Grove Assembly of God Church.

Surviving are five sons, V. T. Killingsworth, Dothan Rt. 1, U. V. Killingsworth, Dothan, G. S. Killingsworth, Gordon, E. D. Killingsworth, Newton Rt. 1 and H. O. Killingsworth, Panama City; a daughter, Mrs. C. W. Green, Columbus, Ga.; 13 grandchildren, 21 great-grandchildren and a great-great grandchild.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Sunday, December 1, 1963

Funeral arrangements will be announced through Holman Brown-Service Funeral Home.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Robbie Baker; four daughters, Miss Connie Baker, Miss Sandra Baker, Mrs. Thelma Wallace and Mrs. Judy Spigners, all of Ozark; a son, Howard Leon Baker, Jr. of Ozark; two sisters, Mrs. Agness Parent of Chester, Pennsylvania and Mrs. Rena Roberts of Wildwood, N. J.; a brother, Russell Baker of Chester; and his father, Amos W. Baker of Chester.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Monday, December 2, 1963

Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Robbie Jerkins Baker, Ozark; a son, Howard Leon Baker, Jr., Ozark; four daughters, Misses Connie and Sandra Baker, Ozark, Mrs. Thelma Wallace and Mrs. Judah Spignes, Ozark; his father, Amos W. Baker, Chester, Pa.; a brother, Russell Baker, Chester; two sisters, Mrs. Agness Parent, Chester, Mrs. Rena Roberts, Wildwood, N. J.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Tuesday, June 30, 1964

Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Ward-Wilson Brown-Service Funeral Home Chapel. The Rev. Cole Skelton will officiate. Burial will follow in Piney Grove Cemetery. The body will be at the funeral home until the rites.

Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. James Reynolds, Dothan; two grandchildren, Mrs. R. L. Allen, Jr., Montgomery, and Jimmy Stron Reynolds, Dothan; and two sisters, Mrs. Annie Creamer and Mrs. Willie Hall, Newton Rt. 2.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Thursday, July 2, 1964

Double funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Post Oak Baptist Church, with the Rev. Arthur Enfinger officiating. Burial for Jerry McGowin will follow in Union Presbyterian Cemetery and burial for his wife Robbie will follow in the Piney Grove Cemetery with Holman Brown-Service Funeral Home directing.

Mrs. McGowin, 34, is survived by five daughters, Mrs. Judy Speigner, Enterprise, Mrs. Velma Wallace, Ozark, and Sandra, Connie and Sheila Baker, all of Dothan; one son, Leon Baker, Ozark and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Jerkins of Dothan.

Jerry McGowin, 23, is survived by his father, Henry McGowin, Ozark; four sisters, Mrs. Margaret Pickrew and Mrs. Mildred Wiaseck, both of Flint, Michigan, Miss Ruby and Janette Godwin, both of Ozark; three brothers, Roy, German and Gerald Godwin, all of Ozark.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Wednesday, December 2, 1964

Mrs. Collins was a lifetime resident of Houston County and she was a member of the Christian Home Church of Christ.

Surviving are two sons, Hazel Collins, Jacksonville, Fla., Arthur Collins, Piqua, Ohio; a foster-son, Billy Kibler, Newton Rt. 1; four sisters, Mrs. Julia M. Rice and Mrs.

Minnie Collins, Jacksonville, Mrs. Mollie Ard, Mrs. Gladys Palmeri, Long Island, N. Y.; nine grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

The Dothan Eagle, Thursday, December 3, 1964

Burial will be in the Winslette Chapel cemetery.

The body will remain at the funeral home chapel until funeral time Friday.

A lifetime resident of Houston County, Mrs. Collins was a member of the Christian Home Church of Christ.

Surviving are two sons, Hazel Collins, Jacksonville, Fla., Arthur Collins, Piqua, Ohio; a foster-son, Billy Kibler, Newton Rt. 1; four sisters, Mrs. Julia M. Rice, and Mrs. Minnie Collins, Jacksonville, Mrs. Mollie Ard, Mrs. Gladys Palmeri, Long Island, N. Y.; nine grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, April 23, 1965

Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the Winslette Chapel Methodist Church. The Revs. Thomas Hess and Max McNabb will officiate. Burial in the church cemetery will be directed by Ward-Wilson Brown Service Funeral Home of Dothan. The body will be at the funeral home until 1:30 when it will be taken to the church.

The family requested that flowers be omitted.

A native of Dale County, Mrs. Fowler lived several years in Houston County before moving to Geneva County 30 years ago. She was the widow of John Bryant Fowler and a member of the Winslette Chapel Methodist Church.

Surviving are six sons, T. Dawson Fowler, Dothan, M. T. and Herman Fowler, Geneva, H. T. Fowler, Cairo, Georgia, Jimmy Fowler, Bayou La Batre, Alabama, and H. D. Fowler, Pensacola, Florida, a daughter, Miss Bessie Fowler, Geneva Rt. 1, a brother, Harvey Lee, Webb; a sister, Mrs. Lucy Fowler, Dothan; and several grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Monday, March 15, 1965

A lifetime resident of Houston County, Mrs. Collins was a member of Winslette Chapel Methodist Church.

Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. tomorrow at the church, the Rev. Harold Smith officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery, with Johnson Brown-Service Funeral Home directing.

The body will be at the church 30 minutes before funeral time.

Surviving are one son, Billy D. Collins, Columbus, Ga.; two brothers, Rex Daughtry, Newton Rt. 1, Lewis Daughtry, Crestview, Fla.; two sisters, Mrs. Jewell Searcy, Dothan, Mrs. Floyd Parker, Goodrich, Texas; one grandson and one great-grandson.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Friday, April 9, 1965

Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Ward-Wilson Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. John Carmichael officiating. Burial will be in the Piney Grove Cemetery. The body will remain at the funeral home until time for the services.

Mr. Creamer was a native of Dale County, but had spent most of his lifetime in Houston County. For the past four years he had lived in Geneva County. He was a member of Pilgrims Home Baptist Church.

Surviving are two brothers, J. F. Creamer, Dothan, C. W. Creamer, Hartford Rt. 2; a sister, Mrs. Ada Gilbert, Nomatilla, Fla.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Thursday, September 9, 1965

Funeral services are to be held at 3:30 p.m. Friday from the Ward-Wilson Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Rankin Tyler officiating. Burial is to follow in the Piney Grove Cemetery.

Masonic rites will be conducted at the grave.

The body will be at the chapel until funeral time.

Woodham was a native of Texas who moved to Houston County at an early age. He was a retired farmer and member of the Mt. Olive Baptist Church.

Surviving are three sons, Henry and Charles Woodham, Dothan, Ford Woodham, Dothan Rt. 1; two daughters, Mrs. L. R. Bond, Dothan Rt. 5 and Mrs. Charles Shayer, Trenton, S. C.; two sisters, Mrs. Molly McDonald, Dothan, and Mrs. Mary Jernigan, Bonifay; 15 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Friday, December 17, 1965

Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. at Winslette Chapel Methodist Church in Jellico. The Revs. Earl Bridges and Harold Smith will officiate. Burial in the church cemetery will be directed by Johnson Brown-Service Funeral Home of Dothan. The body will be at the funeral home until 1:00 p.m. when it will be taken to the church.

Mr. Reynolds was a life-long member of the Jellico area. He was a member of the Winslette Chapel Methodist Church.

Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Clara Reynolds, Newton Rt. 1; three daughters, Mrs. Lee Johnson, Adamsville, Alabama, Mrs. J. C. Gilbert, Umatilla, Florida, and Mrs. Ira Anderson, Purvis, Mississippi; two brothers, W. C. and B. H. Reynolds, Newton Rt. 1; two sisters, Miss Annie Reynolds and Mrs. Espy Hollis, Newton Rt. 1; eight grandchildren and a great-grandchild.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Sunday, October 23, 1966

Funeral services will be announced by Johnson Funeral Home of Dothan.

Survivors include four sons, Luther Collins, Gordon, Theron and James Collins, Jacksonville, Fla.; two daughters, Mrs. Anna Gilley, Wicksburg, Mrs. Zell Inks, Atlantic Beach, Fla.; three sisters, Mrs. Julia Rice, Mrs. Mollie Ard, Jacksonville, Mrs. Gladys Talemiri, New York City; nine grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Monday, October 24, 1966

Mrs. Collins died Saturday in a Jacksonville, Fla. hospital after a long illness. She lived in the Jellico Community before moving to Florida.

Survivors include four sons, Luther Collins, Gordon, Theron and James Collins, Jacksonville, Wallace Collins, Hampton, Fla.; two daughters, Mrs. Annie Gilley, Wicksburg, and Mrs. Zell Inks, Atlantic Beach, Fla.; three sisters, Mrs. Julia Rice and Mrs. Mollie Ard, Jacksonville, and Mrs. Gladys Talmeri, New York City; nine grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Thursday, December 7, 1967

Funeral arrangements will be announced by Pittman Funeral Home of Geneva.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Bernice Fowler, Geneva Rt. 1; one son, Douglas Fowler, Columbus; five brothers, Dawson Fowler, Dothan; Harvey Fowler, Cairo, Georgia; Harold Fowler, Pensacola; Herman and Jimmy Fowler, Bayou La Batre, Alabama; and one sister, Miss Bessie Fowler, Bayou La Batre, Alabama.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Wednesday, April 24, 1968

Funeral arrangements will be Friday at 2 p.m. at Winslette Chapel Methodist Church. The Rev. Lewis Glover, pastor, and the Rev. Jerry Glover will officiate. Burial will be in the church cemetery. The body will be at Johnson Brown-Service Funeral Home until 1 p.m. when it will be taken to the church.

A native of Dale County, Mrs. Reynolds spent most of her life in Houston County. She resided in the Jellico community and was a member of the Winslette Chapel Methodist Church.

Survivors include her husband, Willie C. Reynolds, Newton Rt. 1; three sons, George Reynolds, Dothan, Roy Reynolds, New Orleans, and Max Reynolds, High Point, N. C.; five daughters, Mrs. Bernell Norris, Dothan, Mrs. Kate Kamizuka, Newton Route 1,

Mrs. Helen McIntyre, Enterprise, Mrs. Sue Douglas, Hueytown, and Mrs. Ruth Driskell, Bowling Green, Florida; a sister, Mrs. Gussie Glover, Newton Route 1; 21 grandchildren and a great-grandchild.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Sunday, June 23, 1968

The funeral will be today at Winslette Chapel Brooks Memorial, Atmore, Rev. Lewis Glover, pastor, and the Rev. George Scarborough, pastor of Taylor and Big Creek United Methodist Churches, will officiate. Burial will be in the church cemetery. The body will be at Johnson Brown-Service Funeral Home until 2:30 when it will be taken to the church.

A lifelong resident of Houston County, Mr. Holloway was a retired salesman. He was a veteran of World War II and a member of the Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Ouida Holloway; a daughter, Miss Lenora Holloway; a brother, Milton B. Holloway; and a sister, Mrs. Beuna Holloway, all of Dothan.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Sunday, June 30, 1968

Funeral arrangements will be announced by Johnson Brown-Service Funeral Home.

Survivors include five daughters, Mrs. Ruth Driskell, Bowling Green, Florida; Mrs. Bernell Morris, Dothan, Mrs. Helen McIntyre, Enterprise, Mrs. Kate Kamizuka, Newton Route 1, and Mrs. Sue Douglas, Hueytown; three sons, George Reynolds, Dothan, Max Reynolds, High Point, N. C., and Roy Reynolds, New Orleans, Louisiana.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Monday, July 1, 1968

Mr. Reynolds died Saturday night in an Enterprise nursing home after a long illness. A native of Dale County, he spent most of his life in the Jellico community of

Houston County. He was a retired farmer and a member of the Winslette Chapel United Methodist Church.

Survivors include three sons, George Reynolds, Dothan, Roy Reynolds, New Orleans, and Max Reynolds, High Point, N. C.; five daughters, Mrs. Bernell Morris, Dothan, Mrs. Kate Kamizuka, Newton Rt. 1, Mrs. Helen McIntyre, Enterprise, Mrs. Sue Douglas, Hueytown, and Mrs. Ruth Driskell, Bowling Green, Florida; a brother, Ben H. Reynolds, Newton Rt. 1; two sisters, Mrs. Espy Hollis and Miss Annie Reynolds, Newton Rt. 1; 21 grandchildren and a great-grandchild.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Monday, July 8, 1968

The funeral will be tomorrow at 4 p.m. at the Piney Grove Assembly of God Church. The Rev. Wilmer Melton, pastor, and the Rev. Alto Sanders will officiate. Burial in the church cemetery will be directed by Ward-Wilson. The body will be at the home until time for the rites.

A native of Houston County, Mr. Dean lived several years in Dale County, returning to Houston County eight years ago. He was a carpenter employed with Bullard Engineers in Dothan and was a member of the Piney Grove Assembly of God Church.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Ellen Greathouse Dean; three sons, Dannie, Ronnie and Donnie Dean; a daughter, Janet Dean, all of Dothan Rt. 5; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Dean; and a sister, Miss Pennie Dean, all of Midland City Rt. 2; seven brothers, J. W., Dewey, and Governor Dean, Midland City Rt. 2, Bernice and Leon Dean, Dothan Rt. 5, Joe Dean, Dothan Rt. 1, and J. T. Dean, Dothan; and a step grandmother, Mrs. Lillie Mae Dean.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, November 3, 1968

Funeral services will be held in Webb United Methodist Church tomorrow at a time to be announced by Ward-Wilson Brown-Service Funeral Home. The Rev. Lewis Glover, pastor, and the Rev. Robert Wilson, district superintendent, will conduct. Burial will be in Winslette Chapel Cemetery. The body will be in the funeral home until one hour before services.

The family has requested that contributions be made to Wesley Manor in lieu of flowers.

A Dale County native, Mr. Lee lived in the Wicksburg area a number of years before moving to Webb in 1923. Prior to his retirement, Mr. Lee operated a barber shop in Webb. He was a Mason and a member of the Webb United Methodist Church.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Freddie Scarborough Lee, Webb; two daughters, Mrs. James F. Whatley, Dothan Rt. 4 and Mrs. Maurice Fletcher, Decature, Alabama; one sister, Mrs. Lucy Fowler, Dothan; and five grandchildren.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Sunday, January 3, 1969

The funeral will be today at Winslette Chapel United Methodist Church. Burial will be in the church cemetery. The body will be at Ward-Wilson Brown-Service Funeral Home until 1:00 p.m. when it will be taken to the church.

A native of Houston County, Mr. Reynolds taught school at Garrard’s Crossroads and at Jellico. During World War I he served in the Army, and in 1920 moved to Birmingham where he worked as a postal clerk for 13 years. He then returned to the Jellico community to farm and operate Reynolds’ Store. He was a member of the Winslette Chapel United Methodist Church.

Survivors include two sisters, Miss Annie Reynolds and Mrs. Espy Hollis, Newton Rt. 1.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Tuesday, January 14, 1969

Teddie Dawson Fowler, 68, of 303 S. Foster St., died Monday in a Dothan hospital following a brief illness. He was operator of the OK Barbershop on South St. Andrews Street.

Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. on Wednesday at the Winslette Chapel United Methodist Church with the Rev. Max McNabb and the Rev. Lewis Glover, church pastor, officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery, with Ward-Wilson Brown-Service Funeral Home officiating.

The body will remain at the funeral home until 1:30 p.m. Wednesday when it will be taken to the church. The family requested that flowers be omitted and suggested memorials could be contributions to the American Heart Association.

Mr. Fowler was a native of Dale County. He lived a number of years in Geneva County and then moved to Dothan 22 years ago. He was a member of the Winslette Chapel Church and of Dothan Masonic Lodge 466.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Neppie Fowler, Dothan, a son, William C. Fowler, St. Louis, Missouri; three daughters, Mrs. Hassell Bryson, Jr., Mrs. Leon Hughes, Dothan,

Mrs. Kenneth Rountree, Pinckard; four brothers, Herman and Jimmy Fowler, Bayou La Batre, Harvey Fowler, Cairo, Georgia, Harold Fowler, Pensacola; a sister, Miss Bessie Fowler, Bayou La Batre; and seven grandchildren.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, March 2, 1969

The funeral will be today at 3 p.m. at the Winslette Chapel United Methodist Church. The Rev. Lewis Glover, pastor, and Dr. Thad Ellisor, pastor of the Lafayette Street United Methodist Church, will officiate. Burial will be in the church cemetery. The body will be at Johnson Brown-Service Funeral Home until 2 p.m. when it will be taken to the church.

A native of Dale County, Mrs. Fowler spent most of her life in Houston County. She was a member of the Winslette Chapel United Methodist Church.

Survivors are two sons, Henry and Ray Fowler, Newton Rt. 1; two daughters, Mrs. Emmett Jordan, Dothan, and Mrs. M. T. Fowler, Columbus, Georgia, 11 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren.

(Her correct address was 204 Louise Street.)
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Friday, December 12, 1969

Funeral services were scheduled for 3 p.m. today at the Winslette Chapel United Methodist Church with the Rev. Lewis Glover, pastor, officiating. Burial will be in the Piney Grove Cemetery with Ward-Wilson Brown-Service Funeral Home directing.

Mr. Lee was born in Houston County and had lived in the Jellico and Wicksburg communities most of his life. A retired farmer, he had lived in Dothan for the past three years.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Mary Thomley Lee, Dothan; three sons, Billy, Roy and Grady Lee, Dothan; a brother, Wade Lee, Dothan; a sister, Mrs. Mildred Salter, Griffin, Ga., and nine grandchildren.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Sunday, February 22, 1970

Funeral services will be held today at 2 p.m. at Winslette Chapel, near Dothan, with R. L. Morrison, minister, Rose Hill of Church Christ, officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. The body will be brought to Dothan by Britton and Dobbs Cypress Chapel Funeral Home of Columbus.

Mr. Fowler moved to Columbus 23 years ago.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Belle Brannon Fowler, Columbus; four sons, Max B. Fowler, Chickamauga, Georgia, Gene Fowler, Newport News, Virginia, Harry E. and Jim F. Fowler, Columbus; and 11 grandchildren.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Thursday, April 22, 1970

The Rev. Robert Wilson and the Rev. A. M. Shirah will officiate. Burial will be in the Winslette Chapel Cemetery west of Dothan with Ward-Wilson Brown-Service Funeral Home in charge.

The body will be at the funeral home chapel until one hour prior to the service when it will be placed in the church. The family has requested contributions to Wesley Manor for a memorial to Mrs. Lee in lieu of flowers.

Mrs. Lee was a native of Bullock County and moved to the Wicksburg area in 1923 and had resided there since. She was a member of the Webb United Methodist Church.

Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. James F. Whatley, Dothan Rt. 3, and Mrs. Maurice Fletcher, Dothan; a brother, Harvey T. Scarborough, Dothan; two sisters, Mrs. Ace Watson, Dothan, and Mrs. Alfred McLaney, Mobile, and five grandchildren.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Thursday, June 25, 1970

Born and reared in Houston County, Mrs. Fowler had lived in the county until she moved to Columbus, Georgia about 24 years ago.

Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow at 2 p.m. (CDT) at the Winslette Chapel United Methodist Church.

Survivors include one son, John Fowler, Columbus, Georgia; five daughters, Mrs. Nell Armstrong, Mrs. Mable Murphy, Mrs. Jolene Warrick, Miss Faye Fowler, all of Columbus, Mrs. Betty Robinson, Hawaii; seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Friday, July 2, 1971

Funeral services will be Saturday at 2 p.m. at Mt. Zion Assembly of God Church with the Revs. W. P. Hughes, Dorman Jenkins and O. L. Senn officiating. Burial will follow in Winslette Chapel Cemetery, Houston County, with Ward-Wilson Brown-Service Funeral Home directing. The body will be at the funeral home until Saturday morning when it will be taken to the family residence to remain until service time.

A native of Dale County, Mrs. Farmer had lived at Napier Field 20 years.

Survivors include two daughters, Miss Delma Farmer and Mrs. Inez Page, Napier Field; two sons, James P. Farmer, Dothan and Alvin M. Farmer, Midland City; a sister, Mrs. Lera Walding, Pinckard; two brothers, John and Mark Dean, Midland City Rt. 2; a half-sister, Mrs. Annie Mae Cain, Dothan; three half-brothers, Buddy, Tommy and Bobby Dean, Dothan; 18 grandchildren, nine great-grandchildren.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Friday, September 17, 1971

Funeral services will be at Ward-Wilson Funeral Chapel at a time and date to be announced. Burial will be Piney Grove Cemetery (Jellico). The body will remain at the funeral home until time for the rites.

Mr. Davis, a native of Alabama, moved to Dothan at an early age and lived in this area until moving to Pensacola in 1942. A member of Winslette Chapel Methodist Church, he was a retired carpenter and farmer.

Survivors include four sons, J. E. Davis of Pensacola, H. D. Davis of Cypress, Calif., Collie Davis of Newport, R. I. and Harold G. Davis of Griffin, Ga.; two daughters, Mrs. Pauline Sims, Cantonment, Fla., and Mrs. Helen Pace, Griffin, Ga.; a sister, Mrs. Susie Baxley, Columbus, Ga.; a half-brother, Shelby Davis, Pensacola; 14 grandchildren, ten great-grandchildren, seven great-great-grandchildren.

The Dothan Eagle, Sunday, September 19, 1971

Funeral services were held yesterday at Ward-Wilson Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Ray Layne officiating. Burial was in Piney Grove Cemetery at Jellico.

Mr. Davis was a native of Alabama and spent his early years in Dothan. In 1942 he moved to Pensacola.

Survivors include four sons, J. E. Davis, Pensacola, Collie Davis, Newport, R. I., Harold G. Davis, Griffin, Ga., H. D. Davis, Cypress, Calif., two daughters, Mrs. Pauline Sims, Cantonment, Fla., Mrs. Helen Pace, Griffin, Ga.; a sister, Mrs. Susie Baxley, Columbus; a half-brother, Shelby Davis, Pensacola; 14 grandchildren, ten great-grandchildren and seven great-great grandchildren.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Monday, May 22, 1972

Funeral services were held Sunday at the Piney Grove Methodist Church near Wicksburg with the Rev. Earl Brodgen officiating. Burial was in the church cemetery with Holman Funeral Home of Ozark directing.

Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Grace Rogers of Ft. Walton Beach; a son, Jack Vickers of Jacksonville, Fla.; two grandchildren, five great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Wednesday, November 29, 1972

Funeral services will be tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the Malvern Baptist Church with the Rev. James Martin, the Rev. Davis Black and the Rev. Bill Reeves officiating. Burial will follow in the Winslette Chapel Cemetery with Ward-Wilson Brown-Service Funeral Home directing. The body will be at the residence until an hour before services.

Mrs. Fulford, a native of Geneva County, lived in Houston County for 20 years before moving back to Malvern where she had resided most of her lifetime. She was a member of the Malvern Baptist Church.

Survivors include two sons, Stevens Fulford, Mobile and Clifton B. Fulford, Pensacola; three daughters, Mrs. Veeda Lewis, Malvern, Mrs. Ella Smith, Dothan Route 1 and Mrs. Margaret Morrison, Ocala, Fla., two brothers, R. F. Hall, Malvern and Andrew Hall, Columbus; three sisters, Mrs. Alma Newman, Dundee, Fla.; 12 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Tuesday, June 25, 1974

Burial will be in the church cemetery and will be directed by Johnson-Brown Funeral Home. The body will be at the funeral home chapel until one hour before service time.

Mrs. Reynolds was born and reared in Dale County. She was the widow of Gus C. Reynolds, and a member of the Winslette Chapel Methodist Church.

Survivors include four daughters, Mrs. Ira Anderson of Purvis, Mississippi, Mrs. Clarence Gilbert, Umatilla, Florida, Mrs. Virginia Johnson of Birmingham, and Mrs. Dehon Crout of Forest, Mississippi; six grandchildren.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Sunday, January 19, 1975

Services will be 2 p.m. Tuesday at Ward-Wilson Funeral Chapel with the Revs. Guy Howell and John W. Hicks officiating. Burial will be in Piney Grove Assembly of God Cemetery, Houston County.

The body will be at the funeral home. The family will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Zin R. Andrews of Dothan Rt. 6.

A native of Houston County, he lived for many years in the Jellico community. He had lived in Marianna the past 20 years. He was a carpenter.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Annie Mae Drew Lee, Marianna; two sons, C. W. and Fletcher Lee, Marianna; three daughters, Mrs. Mervine Welch, Marianna, Mrs. Johnnie Andrews, Dothan Rt. 6, Mrs. Evelyn Swayne, Coshocton, Ohio; one brother, Sam W. Lee, Ozark; ten grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Thursday, March 27, 1975

Funeral services will be at 3 p.m. today at Bay Springs Baptist Church with the Rev. Robert Brogden and the Rev. Charles Clark officiating. Burial will be in Winslette Chapel Cemetery with Ward-Wilson Funeral Home directing. The body was to be at the funeral home until one hour before time for services.

Surviving, in addition to the parents, include a twin brother, Gerry Lynn Daughtry, and one sister, Amy Daughtry; his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Daughtry, all of Newton Rt. 1; and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gilley, Wicksburg; great-grandfather, M. A. Peters, Wicksburg; and several aunts and uncles.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Sunday, June 15, 1975

His funeral will be at 4 p.m. today in the Johnson Brown-Service Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Buddy Hood officiating. Burial in the Winslette Chapel Methodist Church Cemetery will be directed by Johnson Funeral Home. The body will be at the funeral home until service time. The family request that flowers be omitted and suggest contributions to the Cancer Clinic at Southeast Alabama General Hospital.

Mr. Casey was born and reared in Houston County and had resided in the county all his life. He was a helicopter mechanic and a veteran of World War II.

Survivors include the wife, Mrs. Doris Drew Casey, Newton Rt. 1; a daughter, Mrs. Johnny Ray Bond, Dothan Rt. 5; three sons, Billy Casey, Prattville, Bobby Casey, Dothan Rt. 8 and Jimmy Casey, Warner Robins, Ga.; three sisters, Mrs. Hugh Hollis, Dothan Rt. 5, Mrs. Ruth Rullard, Ozark, and Mrs. A. C. Singleton, Ashford; four grandchildren and three step grandchildren.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Thursday, August 1, 1975

She was the widow of T. D. Fowler, Dothan barber, who died in January 1969.

Funeral services will be 2:00 p.m. tomorrow in the Pinckard United Methodist Church with the Rev. Joseph H. Bullington, Sr., officiating. Burial will follow in Winslette Chapel Cemetery with Ward-Wilson Brown-Service Funeral Home directing.

The body will be at the funeral home until one hour prior to the services.

The family has requested flowers be omitted and suggested contributions instead to the American Leukemia Society, Alabama Chapter, P. O. Box 2086, Dothan.

Mrs. Fowler, a native of Pike County, resided in Dothan most of her lifetime and had lived in Pinckard for the past five years. She was a member of the Cowarts Baptist Church.

Survivors include one son, William C. Fowler, St. Louis, Missouri; three daughters, Mrs. Hassell Bryson, Jr., Dothan, Mrs. Leon Hughes, Webb, and Mrs. Kenneth Rountree, Pinckard; five sisters, Mrs. Nell Stephens, Macon, Georgia, Mrs. Irene Williams, Dothan, Miss Era Helms, Woodbury, Georgia, Mrs. Mary Devane, Dothan Rt. 2, Mrs. Esther Lexcen, Alexandria, Virginia; four brothers, Carlos, Roy and Ewell Helms, Dothan, and Fred Helms, Dothan Rt. 2; seven grandchildren.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, September 29, 1975

Services will be 2 p.m. Tuesday at Johnson Brown-Service Funeral Home Chapel, with the Revs. Ed Quattlebaum and J. H. Bullington officiating. Burial will be Winslette Chapel Methodist Church Cemetery.

The body will be at the funeral home until service time. The family will be at the home of a son, J. T. Fowler, on the Enterprise Highway, in the Jellico community. The family has requested flowers be omitted and suggested contributions to the Cancer Clinic at General Hospital instead.

Survivors include her husband, John Henry Fowler, Newton Rt. 1; four daughters, Mrs. Henry Lewis, Mrs. Bill Lee and Mrs. Mack Beasley, all of Dothan, and Mrs. Don Norton, Clinton, Mississippi; two sons, J. T. Fowler, Newton Rt. 1, and Don Fowler of Hartford; four sisters, Mrs. Wade Lee of Dothan, Mrs. Bennett McKinnon and Mrs. Carlton Cain, Enterprise, and Mrs. Lester Crandall of Sanford, Florida; two brothers, R. E. Smith, Ozark, and P. L. Smith of Opp; 15 grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Tuesday, December 16, 1975

Services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday in the Pinckard United Methodist Church, with the Rev. J. H. Bullington, Sr. officiating. Burial in the Winslette Chapel United Methodist Church Cemetery will be directed by Johnson Brown-Service Funeral Home.

The body will be at the funeral home chapel until one hour before service time. The family has requested flowers be omitted and suggested contributions to the American Cancer Society, Suite 10, 1810 Montgomery Hwy., Dothan, the United Methodist Children’s Home in Selma, or to the Pinckard United Methodist Church Memorial Fund.

Mrs. Rountree was born and reared in Houston County in the Jellico community, but had lived in Pinckard 5 years. She was the widow of Nathan Harmon Rountree and a member of the Pinckard United Methodist Church and the Philathoc Sunday School Class.

Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Reba R. Buffkin of Panama City; two sons, Dr. Thomas J. Rountree of Mobile, and Kenneth Rountree of Pinckard; two grandchildren, Laura and Bill Buffkin, both of Panama City; a brother, Willie E. Warren of Samson.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Monday, December 20, 1976

Services will be 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, at the Slocomb Baptist Church, with the Revs. Jerry Dixon and John M. Jenkins officiating.

Burial will follow in the Winslette Chapel Cemetery, Houston County, with Ward-Wilson Brown-Service Funeral Home directing. The body will be at the funeral home until one hour prior to services when it will be placed in the church.

A native of Dale County, he lived his early life in the Newton area. He then moved to Umatilla, Florida, where he lived 25 years prior to moving to Slocomb 2 ½ years ago.

He was a retired citrus grove caretaker and a member of the Slocomb Baptist Church.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Olive York Williams, Slocomb; one son, Farrell Williams, Umatilla; three daughters, Mrs. Theresa Shaffer, Umatilla, Mrs. Maxine Smith, Mrs. Clara Bow Sorrells, Slocomb; one sister, Mrs. Cora Brannon, Newton; five brothers, Cecil Williams, Dothan, Raymond and Kenneth Williams, Umatilla, Early Williams, Warner Robins, Georgia, and Herman Williams, Newton; 11 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Tuesday, May 10, 1977

Services will be 3 p.m. Thursday in the Winslette Chapel Methodist Church with the Revs. John Cameron and Earl Bridges officiating. Burial in the church cemetery will be directed by Johnson Brown-Service Funeral Home.

The remains will be at the funeral home chapel until one hour before service time. The family requests that flowers be omitted and suggests contributions to the Cancer or Heart Funds.

Mrs. Glover was born and reared in Houston County, and had lived in the Winslette Chapel Church community all her life. She was the widow of Jay H. Glover and a member of the Winslette Chapel Methodist Church.

Survivors include 17 nieces and nephews, including Mrs. Ouida Holloway, Mrs. Doris Casey and Mrs. Merle Ballard, all of Newton Rt. 1, Mrs. Bernell Morris, and George Reynolds, Dothan.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Sunday, February 19, 1978

Graveside services will be held at 2:30 Monday in the Winslette Chapel Methodist Church cemetery, with Johnson Brown-Service Funeral Home directing.

Military rites will be held.

The remains will arrive early Sunday and will be at the funeral home until service time.

The family requests flowers be omitted and suggest contributions to the American Heart Fund.

Mr. Collins was a retired Navy Chief Petty Officer. He had resided in Jacksonville for the past 10 years and was a Presbyterian.

Survivors include two sons, Moody W. Collins, Jr., Anthony Collins, Jacksonville; his mother, Mrs. Willie Collins Dothan.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Wednesday, April 5, 1978

1. WOODROW CREAMER

Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Thursday at the Taylor Assembly of God Church with the Revs. A. L. Calhoun and T. C. Hardy officiating. Burial will follow in the Winslette Chapel United Methodist Church Cemetery with Ward-Wilson Brown-Service Funeral Home directing. The body will be at the funeral home chapel until one hour prior to funeral time when it will be placed in the church.

A native of Houston County, he lived in Slocomb and Wicksburg before moving to Dothan in 1948. He was affiliated with the Maxwell Truck Line from 1947 until his retirement in 1976. He was a veteran of World War II and a member of (blank spot) God Church where he served as a deacon.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Lucille Steubing Creamer, Dothan; two daughters, Carolyn Hinson, Taylor, Mrs. Jackie Thompson, Dothan; two sons, Ronald Creamer, A. Lowell Creamer, Dothan; one sister, Mrs. Therma Roney, Taylor; five grandchildren.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Tuesday, April 25, 1978

Funeral services will be 10 a.m. Wednesday, April 26, in the Winslette Chapel United Methodist Church, with the Revs. John Cannon, Billy Hogue and Buddy Hood officiating. Burial will follow in the church cemetery with Ward-Wilson Brown-Service Funeral Home directing. The body will be at the funeral home until one hour prior to funeral time when it will be placed in the church.

A native of Houston County, she lived most of her life in the county before moving to Dothan 35 years ago. She was a member of the Winslette Chapel United Methodist Church and the widow of Whit Searcy. Survivors include four daughters, Mrs. Mildred Godwin, Dothan, Mrs. Addie Tate, Pinckard, Mrs. Pauline Cannon, Monroeville, Mrs. Gwendolyn Hamilton, Tustin, Calif.; five sons, Grover, Loyce, Fred Searcy, Dothan, Lester Searcy, Columbus, Ga.; Glen Searcy, Newton Rt. 1 (Wicksburg); one sister, Mrs. Floy Taylor, Goodrich, Texas; two brothers, L. L. Daughtry, Chiefland, Fla., Rex Daughtry, Newton Rt. 1 (Wicksburg); 12 grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; several nieces and nephews.
 
 
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Friday, June 2, 1978

Graveside services will be at 10:00 a.m. Saturday in the Winslette Chapel Methodist Church Cemetery, with the Rev. Joe Bullington officiating. Johnson Brown-Service is in charge of arrangements.

The body will be at the funeral home and the family requested that flowers be omitted.

Mrs. Smith was born and reared in Houston County, and had lived in Tallahassee for 25 years before returning to Dothan eight years ago. She was a Methodist.

Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Billy Kinsaul, Dothan; two sons, Robert E. Collins, Columbia, Kyle M. Collins, Tampa.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Wednesday, January 30, 1980

Funeral services for Mr. Rountree will be 10 a.m. Thursday in the Pinckard United Methodist Church with the Revs. Ben Bradley and Joe Bullington officiating. Burial will follow in Winslette Chapel United Methodist Church Cemetery with Ward-Wilson Brown-Service Funeral Home directing. The body will be at the funeral home until one hour prior to funeral time, when it will be placed in the church. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to the Methodist Children’s Home in Selma.

A native of Dale County, he had lived in the Pinckard area his entire lifetime. He had been associated with the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad for 37 years and at the time of his death was ticket agent for the railway.

He was a member of the Pinckard United Methodist Church where he had held various offices, including Chairman of the Official Board. He had served on the Pinckard City Council and as City Clerk. He was a member of the Midland City Masonic Lodge.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Gaye Fowler Rountree of Pinckard; one brother, Dr. Thomas J. Rountree of Mobile, one nephew, Bill Buffkin of Panama City, Florida; two nieces, Laura Buffkin and Carna Rountree of Mobile; three aunts, Mrs. Julia Rice and Mrs. Mollie B. Ard, both of Jacksonville, Florida and Mrs. Gladys Palmier of Massapequa, New York; and one uncle, Will Warren of Samson.
 
 

Either The Dothan Eagle or The Dothan Progress. Date of death was February 3, 1981.

Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday in the Johnson Funeral Home. Burial will follow in the Winslette Chapel Methodist Church. The body will be at the funeral home until service time.

The family will be at the home of a son, J. T. Fowler, on the Enterprise Highway in the Jellico community. The family will receive friends at the funeral home from 7-9 tonight.

Mr. Fowler was born and reared in Houston County and had lived in the Jellico community all his life. He was a member of the Winslette Chapel Methodist Church. He was married to the late Georgia Ethel Smith Fowler and was a retired farmer.

Surviving are two sons, J. T. Fowler, Newton Rt. 1 and Don Fowler, Hartford Rt. 2; four daughters, Mrs. Henry (Louise) Lewis and Mrs. Billy (Myrl) Lee, both of Dothan, Mrs. Don (June) Norton, Clinton, Mississippi, and Mrs. Mack (Gaytha) Beasley, Newton Rt. 1; one brother, J. R. Fowler, Newton Rt. 1; two sisters, Mrs. Myrtle Jordan, Dothan, and Mrs. Bernice Fowler, Columbus, Georgia, 15 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Sunday, February 20, 1983

Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday in the Ward-Wilson Funeral Chapel with the Revs. Buddy Hood and John W. Hicks officiating. Burial will follow in Winslette Chapel with Ward-Wilson Brown-Service Funeral Home directing. The body will be at the funeral home until service time Sunday afternoon. The family requests flowers be omitted and would like to suggest contributions to a favorite charity.

A native of Dale County, he lived his early life there. Approximately 90 years ago, he moved to the Wicksburg community in Houston County and had lived there since. He was a retired farmer and a member of the Piney Grove Free Will Baptist Church.

Survivors include his wife, Elmire Faulk Searcy, Wicksburg; six daughters, Eura Simmons and Alma Hughes, both of Graceville, Fla., Dora Defnal, Ozark, Ernestine Andrews, Slocomb, Enice Carolyn Armstrong, Troy, and Starla Reihardt, Atlanta; four sons, Milford Searcy, Ozark, Maron Searcy, Atlanta, Meyland Searcy, Dothan, and Sam Searcy, Denver, Colo.; one sister, Eva Clark, Tampa, Fla.; 17 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Friday, February 1, 1985

Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. in the Johnson Brown-Service Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Thad Chesser officiating. Burial in the Winslette Chapel Methodist Cemetery will be directed by Johnson Funeral Home. The body will be at the funeral home until service time.

Mr. Simmons was born and reared in Dale County and came to Houston County 54 years ago and had resided in the Jellico community since that time. He was a retired farmer and a member of the Winslette Chapel Methodist Church.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Votie Smith Simmons, Newton Rt. 1; a daughter, Mrs. Jeanette Andrews, Phenix City; a son, Billy Simmons, Dothan Rt. 5; three grandchildren, Dan Andrews, Montgomery, Brenda Shaffer, Newton Rt. 1, and David Simmons, Enterprise; three great-grandchildren; a brother, Gus Simmons, Ozark; a sister Mrs. Gladys German; Ozark, several nieces and nephews.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Saturday, April 13, 1985

Funeral services will be today at 3 p.m. in the Winslette Chapel United Methodist Church with the Rev. Thad Chesser officiating. Burial will follow in the church cemetery with Ward-Wilson Brown-Service Funeral Home directing. The body will be at the funeral home until one hour prior to the services when it will be placed in the church.

Mr. Jerkins was born in Houston County and lived in the Wicksburg community most of his life. He was a retired heavy equipment operator with the Houston County Road and Bridge Department. He attended the Winslette Chapel United Methodist Church.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Lois Jerkins, Newton Rt. 1; five granddaughters, Mrs. Connie (Ricky) Burns, Newton Rt. 1, Mrs. Sandra (Larry) Sanders, Mrs. Judy (John) Sanders, Mrs. Sheila (Allen) Rice, Ozark and Mrs. Velma (Billy) Kilpatrick, Grimes; one grandson, Leon (Olivia) Baker, Newton Rt. 1; 13 great-grandchildren; one half-sister, Mrs. Mary O’Neal, Columbus, Ga.; two half-brothers, Roy Paul, Lakewell, Fla. and Billy Paul, Columbus, Ga.; several nieces and nephews.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Sunday, November 17, 1985

Graveside funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Monday in the Winslette Chapel Methodist cemetery with the Rev. Thad Chesser officiating and Johnson Brown-Service Funeral Home directing. The body will arrive tonight and will be at the funeral home chapel until service time.

Mrs. Palmieri was born and raised in Houston County and had lived in New York State for about 65 years.

Survivors include two daughters, Julia Palmieri, Minnie Clyde Jemmott, Long Island, New York; one granddaughter, Denise Jemmott; one niece and one nephew.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Tuesday, July 15, 1986

The funeral will be 4:00 p.m. Thursday in the Ward-Wilson Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. W. Thad Chesser officiating. Burial will be in the Winslette Chapel cemetery with Ward-Wilson Brown-Service Funeral Home directing. The body will be at the funeral home until service time Thursday afternoon. The family requests that flowers be omitted.

A native of Dale County, she lived her early life there and then moved to the Winslette Chapel community where she lived most of her lifetime. She was a member of the Winslette Chapel Methodist Church.

Survivors include one sister, Mrs. Espy Hollis, Newton Rt. 1; several nieces and nephews.

(Anna Lola Reynolds is name on tombstone.)
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Wednesday, September 24, 1986

Graveside services will be 2 p.m. Thursday in the Winslette Chapel cemetery west of Dothan with Dr. Austin Staples, Jr. officiating, and Ward-Wilson Brown-Service Funeral Home directing. The body has arrived in Dothan and will be at the funeral home until time to depart for the cemetery Thursday afternoon.

A native of Dale County, Mr. Rice was the son of Dr. J. R. and Emma Poyner Rice. He lived his early life in the Pinckard area of Dale County and the Jellico community of

Houston County. In 1918 he moved to Jacksonville, Fla., where he had lived since. He was a retired Pullman conductor with the Atlanta Coast Line Railroad and was a member of the Free Will Baptist Church.

Survivors include several nieces and nephews; several great nieces and nephews.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Monday, May 2, 1988

Memorial services will be 1 p.m. EST today at the Rock Creek United Methodist Church in Lithonia, Ga. Graveside services will be 11 CST a.m. Tuesday in the Winslette Chapel United Methodist Church Cemetery in Houston County near Wicksburg, with Ward-Wilson Brown-Service Funeral Home directing.

The body arrived in Dothan Sunday night and will be at the funeral home until funeral time Tuesday morning. The family will receive friends at the funeral home from 7 until 9 tonight.

Mr. Woods was a native of Houston County and lived his early years in the Wicksburg area. He entered the United States Air Force and served approximately four years. Following his discharge, he moved to St. Louis, Mo., where he lived for a number of years.

While in St. Louis, Mr. Woods attended and graduated from Washington University with his degree in electrical engineering. He then moved to Stone Mountain and was associated with Lithonia Lighting for 15 years, serving most recently as vice-president of marketing and manpower development.

Mr. Woods was a graduate of the Executive M. B. A. program at Georgia State University in Atlanta. He was associated with and served in leadership capacities for various professional organizations including The National Lighting Bureau and The Illuminating Engineering Society of North America.

He was the son of the late Eugene and Gladilou Woods of Wicksburg and a member of the Rock Creek Methodist Church in Lithonia, Ga.

Survivors include two brothers, Billy T. Mathis, Laurel Hill, Fla., Pete Mathis, Arlington, Texas; two sisters, Mrs. Barbara Bath, Chiefland, Fla., Mrs. Ruby L. Hammock, Stone Mountain, Ga.; two nieces and two nephews.
 
 

Source and date of source unknown. Date of death was February 13, 1990.

FOWLER, WILLIAM C., Tuesday, February 13, 1990, beloved husband of Arleen C. (nee Alberswerth), dear father of Mark and Steve Fowler, dear brother of Hilda Hughes, Lorraine Dancy and Gaye Walker, dear son-in-law of Wilbert Alberswerth, our dear brother-in-law, uncle, nephew and cousin.

Mr. Fowler will lie in state at KUTIS AFFTON CHAPEL, 10151 Gravois, Thursday, February 15, 3-9 p.m., then taken to Immanuel Senate Grove Methodist Church, New Haven, MO, Friday, February 16, for visitation at 1 p.m., service at 2 p.m. Internment Senate Grove cemetery. Contributions to Senate Grove Cemetery Fund or charity of your choice appreciated.

William Fowler of St. Louis died February 13, 1990. The beloved husband of Arleen C. Fowler (nee Alberswerth) of New Haven, dear father of Mark and Steve Fowler, dear brother of Hilda Hughes, Lorraine Dancy and Gaye Walker, dear son-in-law of Wilbert Alberswerth, our dear brother-in-law, uncle, nephew and cousin. Mr. Fowler was in state at Kutis Affton Chapel in St. Louis until February 15, then to Immanuel United Church-Senate Grove where services were held Friday, February 16, at 2 p.m. Internment was in the Senate Grove cemetery.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Thursday, April 19, 1990

The funeral will be 11 a.m. Friday in the Ward-Wilson Funeral Home Chapel with the Revs. Tom Anderson and Ira Jones officiating. Burial will be in Winslette Chapel Cemetery with Ward-Wilson Funeral Home directing.

The family will receive friends at the funeral home this evening from 6 to 8.

Mr. Saunders was born in Geneva County. After marriage he lived in Houston County, where he was employed as a road and bridge crew worker with the Houston County Road Department until his retirement. He moved to Jackson’s Gap about a year and a half ago. He was a member of the Malvern Baptist Church for more than 60 years.

Mr. Saunders was preceded in death by his wife, Lillie Mae Woodham Saunders.

Survivors include a daughter and son-in-law, Gertrude and Buddy Taylor, Jackson’s Gap; a brother, Cohen Saunders, Malvern; a granddaughter, Michelle Taylor, a grandson, Steve Taylor, both of Jackson’s Gap; several nieces and nephews.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Tuesday, August 28, 1990

The funeral will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Ward-Wilson Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Steven Sanders, great-nephew of Mrs. Sanders, officiating. Burial will be in the Winslette Chapel Cemetery, Wicksburg, under the direction of Ward-Wilson Funeral Home.

Visitation will be at the funeral home tonight from 7 to 9.

Mrs. Sanders was born in Houston County and had lived in the Washington County Convalescent Center for the past three years. She was a member of the Panther Creek Free Will Baptist Church.

She was preceded in death by her husband, Jeno Sanders, her two sons, Callie Ray and Gene Cohen Sanders, and one daughter, Fernie Ree Sanders and grandson Tommie Colen Sanders.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Thursday, October 4, 1990

Funeral services will be today at 12:30 p.m. in the Ward-Wilson Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Troy Walsingham officiating. Burial will be at Winslette Chapel Cemetery under the direction of Ward-Wilson Funeral Home.

Mr. Cannon was born in Houston County, Alabama and had lived here all his life. He was retired from Cannon Oil Company.

Survivors include his wife, Pauline D. Cannon, Rt. 1, Newton; his mother, Era Helms, Dothan; one daughter, Cynthia Jo Cannon, Phenix City, Ala.; a son and daughter-in-law, Denis A. and Cheryl Cannon, Dothan; brothers, Vernon L. Cannon and Billy Cannon, both of Dothan; three grandchildren, Angela Cannon, Christopher Cannon and Elizabeth Cannon.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Friday, April 12, 1991

The funeral will be at 2 p.m. today in Byrd Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Thomas Steward officiating. Burial will be in Winslette Chapel Cemetery with Byrd Funeral Home directing.

Mr. Daughtry was born February 1, 1899 in Houston County and lived all his life in the Wicksburg area. He was engaged in farming until his retirement in 1976. Mr. Daughtry was a member of Bay Springs Baptist Church.

Survivors include his wife, Gladies Harper Daughtry, Wicksburg; two sons, J. Comer Daughtry, Dothan, James Ray Daughtry, Dothan; four grandchildren, Randy Daughtry and Lyn Daughtry, Jennifer Daughtry and Amy Daughtry; several nieces and nephews.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Sunday, July 7, 1991

The funeral will be at 2 p.m. today at Byrd Funeral Home Chapel with Minister Bill Watkins officiating. Burial will be in Winslette Chapel Cemetery with Byrd Funeral Home directing.

Mrs. Foye was born March 24, 1904, in Houston County and lived most of her life in the Jellico community. She had been employed by Blumberg’s and B. C. Moore while residing in Dothan.

Survivors include several cousins and two special friends, Carmen Best and W. E. Brent, both of Dothan.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Tuesday, August 6, 1991

Funeral services are incomplete and will be announced by Pittman Funeral Home of Geneva.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Monday, March 16, 1992

The funeral will be held 2 p.m. Tuesday at First Presbyterian Church with the Rev. Bill Thompson officiating. Burial will follow in Winslette Chapel Cemetery (Jellico Community) with Byrd Funeral Home directing.

In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to First Presbyterian Church, Pre-School Building Fund, 2108 West Main St., Dothan, AL 36303.

The body will be placed in the church one hour prior to service time. The family will receive friends at the funeral home from 6-8 tonight.

Mrs. Collins was born January 14, 1916, in Geneva County and lived her early life in the Hartford area. She moved to Houston County in 1937 and resided in the Jellico community prior to moving to Dothan in 1939. She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church where she served as a nursery worker for many years.

She was predeceased by a son, Moody W. Collins, who died in 1978.

Survivors include two grandsons and granddaughters-in-law, Tony and Manius Collins, Dothan, Moody and Kathy Collins, Melrose, Fla.; three great-grandchildren, Michael, Michelle and Kristal Collins, all of Melrose; two brothers, Relus Hagler, Phenix City, John B. Hagler, Panama City, Fla.; and several nieces and nephews.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Monday, June 8, 1992

The funeral will be held 11:30 a.m. EDT Tuesday at the Vance Memorial Funeral Home Chapel. Burial will be 3 p.m. CDT in the Wesley Chapel Cemetery in Jellico with Vance Memorial Funeral Home officiating.

Mrs. Fowler was born March 9, 1895, in Henry County. She was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brannon. Mrs. Fowler was a homemaker and a member of the Methodist Church.

Survivors include four sons, Max B. Fowler, Dothan, Gene Fowler, Bradenton, Fla., Harry E. Fowler, Columbus, Jim F. Fowler, Talbotton, Ga.; 12 great-grandchildren and 16 great-great grandchildren.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Thursday, October 15, 1992

The funeral will be Friday at 10 a.m. at the Ward-Wilson Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Jerry Spencer officiating. Burial will follow at the Winslette Chapel Church Cemetery with Ward-Wilson Funeral Home of Dothan directing.

The family will receive friends at the funeral home from 7 to 9 tonight.

Mrs. Waters was born in Geneva County and had lived in Dothan for the past 42 years. She was a member of Ridgecrest Baptist Church.

She was predeceased by her husband, Ollie J. Waters; and two daughters, Linda Geoye and Bobbie Letoumean.

Survivors include a son, Jewett Waters, Dothan; a daughter, Mildred Earling Marse, Dothan; two sisters, Lorene Waters, Ann Bragan, both of Dothan; 10 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Friday, February 12, 1993

The funeral will be Saturday at 3:30 p.m. at Winslette Chapel United Methodist Church with the Rev. Coley Holloway officiating. Burial will follow in the church cemetery with Byrd Funeral Home directing.

The body will be placed in the church one hour prior to service time. The family will receive friends at the funeral home from 7 to 9 tonight. At other times, the family will be at the residence of Jack and Merle Hollis, Newton Rt. 2 (Jellico Community).

Flowers are being accepted, or memorials may be made to a favorite charity.

Mrs. Hollis was born October 1, 1902 in Dale County (now Houston County) and resided in the Jellico community most of her life. She was a member of the Winslette Chapel United Methodist Church where she was active in church affairs and had served as church pianist for several years. She was a homemaker and the widow of Espy Hollis, who died in 1960.

Survivors include a son and daughter-in-law, Jack and Merle Hollis, Newton Rt. 2 (Jellico Community); grandchildren Sylvia and Charles Harrison, Atlanta, Sandra and Bill Kellner, Kennesaw, Ga.; great-grandchildren, Trey and Andrea Rudder, Birmingham, Jared Paul and Leigh Rudder, Kennesaw, Ga.; a great-great-grandchild, Sarah Rudder, Birmingham; and several nieces and nephews.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Saturday, February 13, 1993

32, at Dale County Hospital in Ozark following a long illness.

The funeral will be held at 3:30 p.m. today at Winslette Chapel United Methodist Church with the Rev. Coley Holloway officiating. Burial will follow in the church cemetery with Byrd Funeral Home directing.

The body will be placed in the church one hour prior to service time. The family will receive friends at the funeral home from 7 to 9 tonight. At other times, the family will be at the residence of Jack and Merle Hollis, Newton Rt. 2 (Jellico Community).

Flowers are being accepted, or memorials may be made to a favorite charity.

Mrs. Hollis was born October 1, 1902 in Dale County (now Houston County) and resided in the Jellico community most of her life. She was a member of the Winslette Chapel United Methodist Church where she was active in church affairs and had served as church pianist for several years. She was a homemaker and the widow of Espy Hollis, who died in 1960.

Survivors include a son and daughter-in-law, Jack and Merle Hollis, Newton Rt. 2 (Jellico Community); grandchildren Sylvia and Charles Harrison, Atlanta, Sandra and Bill Kellner, Kennesaw, Ga.; great-grandchildren, Trey and Andrea Rudder, Birmingham, Jared Paul and Leigh Rudder, Kennesaw, Ga.; a great-great-grandchild, Sarah Rudder, Birmingham; and several nieces and nephews.

Serving as active pallbearers will be Trey Rudder, Jared Paul, Doug McWhirter, Jamie Brackin, Doug Killingsworth and Billy Kibler.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Wednesday, February 2, 1994

The funeral will be Thursday at 11 a.m. at Byrd Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Bill George officiating. Burial will be in Winslette Chapel United Methodist Church Cemetery with Byrd Funeral Home directing.

The family will receive friends at the funeral home today from 7 to 9 tonight.

Mrs. Lee was born April 11, 1909 in Houston County and resided in Marianna, Fla., for approximately 30 years before moving to Dothan in 1982. She was a homemaker and the widow of Leonard Lee. Mrs. Lee was a member of the First Assembly of God Church in Marianna.

Mrs. Lee was preceded in death by a son, C. W. Lee, and a daughter, Mervine Welch.

Survivors include two daughters and sons-in-law, Johnnie and Zin "Andy" Andrews, Dothan, Evelyn and Charles Swayne, Newark, Ohio; a son, Fletcher Lee, Marianna; a sister, Minnie Lee, Ozark; 14 grandchildren, 10 great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Thursday, February 3, 1994

The funeral will be today at 1 p.m. at Byrd Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Bill George officiating. Burial will be in the Winslette Chapel United Methodist Church Cemetery with Byrd Funeral Home directing.

Mrs. Lee was born April 11, 1909 in Houston County and resided in Marianna, Fla., for approximately 30 years before returning to Dothan in 1982. She was a homemaker and the widow of Leonard Lee. Mrs. Lee was a member of the First Assembly of God Church in Marianna.

Mrs. Lee was preceded in death by her husband, Leonard Lee; a son, C. W. Lee; and a daughter, Mervine Welch.

Survivors include two daughters and sons-in-law, Johnnie and Zin "Andy" Andrews, Dothan, Evelyn and Charles Swayne, Newark, Ohio; a son, Fletcher Lee, Marianna; a sister, Minnie Lee, Ozark; 14 grandchildren, 10 great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Monday, February 7, 1994

The funeral will be Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the Winslette Chapel Methodist Church with the Rev. Ron Lee officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery with Ward-Wilson Funeral Home directing.

The family will be at the home of a sister, Addie Tate, Brannon Stand Road, Pinckard.

Searcy will remain at the funeral home until an hour before service time.

Searcy was a native and life-long resident of Houston County and was a member of Grandview Baptist Church. He served in the U. S. Navy during World War II and was a graduate of Wallace College Technical School as a machinist.

Survivors include three sisters, and two brothers-in-law, Addie and Homer Tate, Pinckard, Gwendolyn and Clark Hamilton, Tustine, Calif., and Pauline Cannon,

Wicksburg; four brothers and sisters-in-law, Glen and Nell Searcy, Wicksburg, Grover and Maye Searcy, Dothan, Lester and Virginia Searcy, Columbus, Ga.; and Fred Searcy, Dothan; and several nieces and nephews.

The Dothan Eagle, Sunday, September 17, 1995

NEWTON – J. T. Fowler, 66, of 10874 W. U. S. Highway 84 in Jellico died Saturday, September 16, 1995, at Flowers Hospital following a long illness.

The funeral will be 1 p.m. Monday at Byrd Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Ron Lee officiating. Burial will be at Winslette Chapel Cemetery with Byrd Funeral Home directing.

The family will receive friends from 7 p.m. until 9 p.m. today at the funeral home.

Flowers will be accepted and memorials may be made to Winslette Chapel Cemetery Fund, 296 Judge Logue Road, Newton Alabama 36352.

Mr. Fowler was born April 22, 1929, in Houston County and lived most of his life in the Jellico community. He was a 1947 graduate of Wicksburg High School and a veteran of the Korean War, having served in the U. S. Army. He was employed by the Hedstrom Company for more than 30 years and was also engaged in the broiler business for several years.

He was preceded in death by his parents, John Henry and Georgia Smith Fowler, and a sister, Louise Lewis.

Survivors include his wife, Betty Woodham Fowler, Jellico; two sons and three daughters-in-law, Gary and Shirley Fowler, Fitzgerald, Georgia, Steve and Pam Fowler, Hartford, Joni Scott Fowler, Wicksburg; a daughter and son-in-law, Beth and Mike Jenkins, Dothan; grandchildren, Michael Fowler, Wicksburg, Shawn Fowler and Heather Fowler, both of Fitzgerald, Georgia, Dean Jenkins and Becky Jenkins, both of Dothan; a brother, Don Fowler, Hartford; three sisters, Myrle Lee, Pinckard, Gaytha Beasley, Jellico, June Norton, Clinton, Mississippi; a sister-in-law, Gwen Bragg, Valley; two aunts, Bernice Fowler, Columbus, Georgia, Myrtle Jordan, Dothan; and uncle, J. R. Fowler, Jellico and nieces and nephews.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Monday, September 18, 1995

The funeral will be at 1 p.m. today at Byrd Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Ron Lee officiating. Burial will be in the Winslette Chapel Cemetery with Byrd Funeral Home directing.

Flowers will be accepted or memorials may be made to Winslette Chapel Cemetery Fund, 296 Judge Logue Road, Newton, Alabama 36352.

Mr. Fowler was born April 22, 1929, in Houston County and lived most of his life in the Jellico community. He was a 1947 graduate of Wicksburg High School and a veteran of the Korean War, having served in the U. S. Army. He was employed by the Hedstrom

Company for more than 30 years and was also engaged in the broiler business for several years.

Survivors include his wife, Betty Woodham Fowler, Jellico; two sons and three daughters-in-law, Gary and Shirley Fowler, Fitzgerald, Georgia, Steve and Pam Fowler, Hartford, Joni Scott Fowler, Wicksburg; a daughter and son-in-law, Beth and Mike Jenkins, Dothan; grandchildren, Michael Fowler, Wicksburg, Shawn Fowler and Heather Fowler, both of Fitzgerald, Georgia, Dean Jenkins and Becky Jenkins, both of Dothan; a brother, Don Fowler, Hartford; three sisters, Myrle Lee, Pinckard, Gaytha Beasley, Jellico, June Norton, Clinton, Mississippi; a sister-in-law, Gwen Bragg, Valley; two aunts, Bernice Fowler, Columbus, Georgia, Myrtle Jordan, Dothan; an uncle, J. R. Fowler, Jellico, and nieces and nephews.
 
 

The Dothan Progress, Wednesday, September 20, 1995

J. T. Fowler, 66, native of Houston County, graduate of Wicksburg High School, Korean War veteran, 30-year Hedstrom Company employee, died September 16, 1995. Services were held September 18 in Byrd Funeral Chapel. Burial was in Winslette Chapel Cemetery.

Surviving are his wife, Betty Woodham Fowler, Jellico; sons, Gary Fowler, Fitzgerald, Georgia; Steve Fowler, Hartford; daughter, Beth Jenkins, Dothan; 5 grandchildren; brother, Don Fowler, Hartford; sisters, Myrle Lee, Pinckard; Gaytha Beasley, Jellico, June Norton, Clinton, Mississippi.

(Joni Scott Fowler is his former daughter-in-law, the former wife of Steve Fowler.)
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Saturday, March 16, 1996

The funeral will be 2 p.m. today at Byrd Funeral Home with the Rev. Coley Holloway officiating. Burial will be in Winslette Chapel Cemetery with Byrd Funeral Home directing.

Flowers are being accepted or memorials may be made to Wiregrass Hospice, P. O. Box 2127, Dothan, Alabama 36302.

Mrs. Daughtry was born December 31, 1913, in Houston County and had lived the early years of her life in Pansey. She had resided in the Wicksburg community for more than 60 years and was a member of the Bay Springs Baptist Church. She was also a

member of the Senior Adult Sunday School Class. Mrs. Daughtry was a homemaker and the widow of Rex Daughtry who died in 1991.

Survivors include two sons and daughters-in-law, James Ray and Flora Daughtry, Dothan, Comer and Linda Daughtry, Dothan; six grandchildren, Randy and Julie Daughtry, Jennifer and John Crowley, Lyn Daughtry and Amy Daughtry; two great-

grandchildren, Judson Daughtry and Anna Crowley; a sister, Mrs. Magdalen Beach Clark, Dothan; a brother, Marvin Harper, Fort Walton Beach, Fla.; several nieces, nephews and cousins.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Thursday, July 18, 1996

The funeral will be 10 a.m. today at Ward-Wilson Chapel with the Rev. Troy Walsingham officiating. Burial will be in Winslette Chapel Cemetery with Ward-Wilson Funeral Home directing.

Ms. Cannon was born December 28, 1949, in Houston County, Alabama. She has resided in Houston County most of her life. She was a member of the Glory to Him Fellowship Church. She was preceded in death by her father, Arthur Joe Cannon.

Survivors include her mother, Pauline S. Cannon; daughter, Elizabeth Cannon, both of Newton; brother and sister-in-law, Denis and Cheryl Cannon, niece Angie Cannon, and nephew Chris Cannon, all of Dothan.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Friday, January 31, 1997

The funeral will be 11 a.m. today at Winslette Chapel Methodist Church with the Rev. Harvey Luke officiating. Burial will be in Winslette Chapel Methodist Church Cemetery with Byrd Funeral Home directing.

Mrs. Simmons was born September 4, 1904, in Dale County and was raised in the Bethel community near Echo. She came to Houston County at an early age and resided in the Jellico community near Wicksburg. She was the widow of the late Will Simmons, a homemaker and a member of the Winslette Chapel Methodist Church.

Survivors include a son, Mr. Billy Simmons, Wicksburg; a daughter, Jeanette Andrews, Phenix City; three grandchildren, Dan Andrews, Montgomery, Brenda Shaffer, Calif., David Simmons, Enterprise; three great-grandchildren; three sisters, Martha Parramore, Napier Field, Grace Bennett, Shreveport, La., Rebecca Lamb, Frostproof, Fla.,

a brother, Wade Smith, Panama City, Fla.; several nieces and nephews; a very special friend, Joyce Humphrey.

The Dothan Eagle, Saturday, April 19, 1997

The funeral services will be held 10 a.m. today at Winslette Chapel United Methodist Church with the Rev. Harvey Luke officiating. Burial will be in Winslette Chapel Cemetery with Byrd Funeral Home directing. The body will be placed in the church at 9 a.m. where the family will receive friends until service time.

Mrs. Holloway was born October 16, 1912 in Houston County and lived in the Jellico community most of her life. She was employed as a clerk at S & H Kress Co. and was a member of the Winslette Chapel Methodist Church.

Survivors include a daughter and son-in-law, Lenora and Tim Schoultheis, Okeana, Ohio; a sister, Doris Casey, Jellico community; several nieces and nephews.
 
 

The Dothan Progress, Wednesday, May 14, 1997

Hilda Aline Fowler Hughes, 74, died April 10, 1997 at University of South Alabama Hospital, Mobile, after an extended illness.

Private graveside services were held April 12 in Winslette Chapel United Methodist Cemetery with Rev. Ron Lee officiating. Kent-Thornton Funeral Home directed.

Mrs. Hughes was preceded in death by her husband, Leon Hughes; brother, William Fowler, and granddaughter, Alexandria Havard.

Survivors include a son, Daniel Hughes; daughter, Rebecca Havard and granddaughter, Taylor Havard, all of Mobile; sisters, Judith Gaye Walker of Pinckard and Lorraine Dancy of Dothan.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Monday, June 9, 1997

Services will be held 10 a.m., Tuesday, June 10, at Byrd Chapel with the Rev. John Thomas officiating. Burial will be in Winslette Chapel Cemetery with Byrd Funeral Home directing. The family will receive friends at the funeral home from 6-8 p.m. tonight.
 
 

Mrs. Jerkins was born May 12, 1911, in Holmes County, Florida. She moved to Dale County at an early age. She lived in Columbus, Ga., prior to moving to Houston County in the early 1940s where she resided most of her life.

Survivors include six grandchildren, Connie Darby, Troy, Judy Sanders, Ozark, Leon Baker, Sandra Sanders, Sheila Rice, Velma Kilpatrick, all of Dothan; 15 great-

grandchildren; several great-great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews also survive.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, Tuesday, June 10, 1997

Services will be held 10 a.m. today at Byrd Funeral Home with the Rev. John Thomas officiating. Burial will be in Winslette Chapel Cemetery with Byrd Funeral Home directing.

Mrs. Jerkins was born May 12, 1911, in Holmes County, Florida. She moved to Dale County at an early age. She lived in Columbus, Ga., prior to moving to Houston County in the 1940s where she resided most of her life.

Survivors include six grandchildren, Connie Darby, Troy, Judy Sanders, Ozark, Leon Baker, Sandra Sanders, Sheila Rice, Velma Kilpatrick, all of Dothan; 15 great-grandchildren; several great-great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews also survive.
 
 

The Dothan Eagle, October 1999

Funeral services will be today at 3 p.m. in the Chapel of Pittman Funeral Home in Geneva with the Rev. Clarance D. Gray officiating. Burial will follow in the Piney Grove Cemetery near Wicksburg, with Pittman Funeral Home of Geneva directing.

Visitation will be from 6 p.m. until 8 p.m. tonight at the funeral home.

Mrs. Roach was a former resident of Geneva. She was Pentecostal by faith.

Survivors include five daughters, Christeen Reese, Samson; Shirley F. Walker, Geneva; Linda F. Blotsky, Tallahassee, Fla.; Brenda J. Lemoine and Sheila F. Spencer, both of Tallahassee, Fla.; six sons, Robert Hardzog, Woodville, Fla.; Tommy J. Walker, Hartford; Terry R. Walker, Helena, Ga.; James E. Walker, and Roger D.