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Paul Horner [pablo2lg@yahoo.com]

• Short Title	Paul Horner [pablo2lg@yahoo.com]
  Source ID	s1115
  Linked to (7)	Addie Arisdale Brown Silla Frances Horner Family: William Teddy Marley / Mamie Mashburn Family: George Washington Horner / Sarah Frances Riddle Family: Ottie Bruce Horner / Georgia Odum Family: Ottie Bruce Horner / Bessie Pearl Ring Family: Milton Sylvester Marley / Francis Perrillar "Fannie" Ritter

  
  

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  Documents		1900 Letter, Martha Muse to nephew Jesse Horner 1900, May 15th -- Personal Correspondence Martha Muse (Hallison, NC) to nephew Jesse Horner. "Dear nephew I drop you a few lines to nite to let you know your father is dead, he died Sunday and was buried today at the old home by the persimmon tree. He has been sick a long time. He was very thin. He was put away fine and nice Jesse. They think he was prepared to go to rest and that's best of all. John and Alis was all his children to see him put away. Tom and Luze is down sick [Note from Lacy Garner: Tom died two days after this letter was written, 05/17/1900] Your papa suffered a site. John has had a time with him. He had gripp, heart and kidney trouble and bowell consumption. There was a site of folks at your old home to day. Well Jes, you write back to me and I'll write more next time. Your papa would bin 73 19th of June. We are all right but not well. There is a site of gripp, dry weather, so write soon and come. Jes, so no more."
  		1900 Letter, Martha Muse to nephew Jesse Horner Page 2 1900, May 15th -- Personal Correspondence Martha Muse (Hallison, NC) to nephew Jesse Horner. "Dear nephew I drop you a few lines to nite to let you know your father is dead, he died Sunday and was buried today at the old home by the persimmon tree. He has been sick a long time. He was very thin. He was put away fine and nice Jesse. They think he was prepared to go to rest and that's best of all. John and Alis was all his children to see him put away. Tom and Luze is down sick [Note from Lacy Garner: Tom died two days after this letter was written, 05/17/1900] Your papa suffered a site. John has had a time with him. He had gripp, heart and kidney trouble and bowell consumption. There was a site of folks at your old home to day. Well Jes, you write back to me and I'll write more next time. Your papa would bin 73 19th of June. We are all right but not well. There is a site of gripp, dry weather, so write soon and come. Jes, so no more."

  
  

  Headstones » Slide Show		John A. Horner Son of William Thomas Horner and Clarkey Ann Cockman
  		John Cockman, Jr. Son of John Cockman and Mary Richardson
  		Viola M. Williams Daughter of William Harrison "Bud" Williams and Jennie P. Horner
  		Stutts Family Cemetery #147
  		Diannah Jane Robinson Wife of Leonard C. Stutts
  		Leonard C. Stutts Husband of Margaret Patterson Leach and Diannah Jane Robinson and son of Christopher Stutts and Celia Maness
  		Margaret Patterson Leach Wife of Leonard C. Stutts and daughter of Archibald Leach and Catherine Patterson
  		Sarah Emmaline Stutts Wife of Leonard Garner and daughter of Leonard C. Stutts and Margaret Patterson Leach
  		John Ritter Husband of Elizabeth Richardson and son of Jesse Ritter
  		Elizabeth H. Richardson Wife of John Ritter and daughter of Drury and Sally Richardson
  		Hobert Forkner Husband of Josephine Garner
  		John Davis
  		Katherine Melton Wife of William D. Ritter
  		Susannah Davis
  		Thomas Wesley Ritter Husband of Dolly Garner and son of John Ritter and Elizabeth Richardson
  		William D. Ritter Husband of Katherine Melton and son of John Ritter and Elizabeth Richardson
  		William M. Moore Husband of Serrepta A. Ritter
  		George Washington Horner Husband of Mary Ann Ritter and son of George R. Horner and Priscilla Winslow

  
  

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