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| 251 | Obituary for RebaPenney Bean From: ChattanoogaTimes (pg A 8) Wednesday,June 12, 1991 Bean, Reba Penney, 70, of Soddy-Daisy, died Tuesday in a localhospital. A member of Daisy United Methodist Church, she was the widowof Frank L. Bean and was a retired salesperson with the J. C. Penney atNorthgate. Survivors include her son, Donald Bean; Sister, Jame Penney,both of Soddy-Daisy; three brothers, Victor Penney, Buffalo, Missouri,Roy Penney, Hixson, and Kenneth Penney, Red Bank; two grandchildren, andseveral nieces and nephews. Services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday in thefuneral home chapel with the Reverend Dane Morehead officiating. Burialwill be in Pleasant View Cemetery. The family will receive friends after2 p.m. today at Williamson and Sons Funeral Home, Soddy-Daisy. | Penney, Reba V. (I3529)
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| 252 | Obituary for Reverend JamesThomas Penney From : ChattanoogaTimes (pg 11) Thursday, April16, 1959 Penney - Funeral services for Reverend James Thomas Penney, 82,retired minister of the Church of God, who died at his home, RFD No. 3,Hixson, Tennessee, Tuesday night, will be held at 2 o'clock thisafternoon at Dividing Ridge Church of God, Reverends F. J. Ard and JamesC. Henry officiating. Reverend Penney was a member of the Dividing RidgeChurch of God. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Bertha Bice Penney,Hixson; three daughters, Mrs. Oscar Bice, Hixson; Mrs. K. R. Harrawood,Harrisburg, Illinois, and Mrs. Herbert Hill, Hixson; two sons, HiramPenney, Hixson and Warren Penney, Chattanooga; three brothers, M. P.Penney, Chattanooga; Lon Penney, Anderson, California and Albert Penney,Hixson; 16 grandchildren and 13 great great-grandchildren. Interment inHamilton Memorial Park. Active pallbearers; J. B. Penney, Evan Penney,B. T. Penney, Sherman Penney, Chester Penney and Wallace Angel. Honorarypallbearers will be members of the Bible Class of Dividing Ridge Churchof God. The body is at the residence. Funeral arrangements are incharge of J. Avery Bryan Co. | Penney, James Thomas (I2702)
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| 253 | Obituary for Ruby CoraBennefield Penney From: ChattanoogaTimes and Free Press Monday,March 15, 1999 Ruby Cora Bennefield Penney died Saturday, March 13, 1999, in aDecatur, Tennessee health care facility. She was 90. She was a memberof East Lake Baptist Church, which is now East Ridge Baptist Church. Shewas a member of East Lake Eastern Star OES No. 238, the Sympathy FlowerClub, Bykota Sunday School Class, Helping Hand Training Union andVolunteer Federally Funded Nutrition Meal of East Lake Group. She waspreceded in death by her first husband, T. T. Brooks; and her secondhusband, Will Penney. Survivors include two sons, Billy S. Brooks, Rabun Gap, Georgia, andLloyd E. Brooks, Fayetteville, North Carolina; two daughters, CharleneHill, Harriman, Tennessee, and Polly Pickel, Decatur; two sisters, IreneBoyles Ider, Alabama, and Nora Gaddis, Bryant, Alabama; 13 grandchildren;and 21 great grandchildren. Services will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. atDodds Avenue Chapel, Turner Funeral home with the Reverend James AlvinTallant officiating. Burial will be at Hamilton Memorial Gardens. Thefamily will receive friends today from 3 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home. | Bennefield, Ruby Cora (I3852)
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| 254 | Obituary for SimPenney From: The ChattanoogaTimes (pg 21) Sunday, June27, 1948 Penney - Sim, age 60, died at the residence, Soddy, Route 1, earlySaturday morning. Surviving are his daughter, Mrs. J. H. Varner,Chattanooga, and three sons, Virgil, Willard and James Penney,Chattanooga; one brother, Ben Penney, Soddy, Tennessee; four sisters,Mrs. Ellie Higgins, Mrs. Mandy Hackney, Mrs. Alice Higgins and Mrs.Mollie Housley, all of Soddy, Tennessee, and Mrs. Teck Clayton, Daisy,Tennessee; two half sisters, Mrs. Phronia Higgins, Soddy and Mrs. DawnReno, Daisy, Tennessee. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m.Sunday at the Shady Grove Baptist Church, with Reverend Houston Baggettand Reverend Fred Fairchild officiating. Interment will be in ShadyGrove Cemetery. Pallbearers will be C. E. Clift, Monroe Masterson, CarlLasley, Houston Wilson, Jeff Hixson, and Troy Hickenbarker. The body isat the funeral home. Arrangements are by the National Funeral Home. | Penney, Sim (I4095)
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| 255 | Obituary for Sophronia (Kearns, Penney) James Mrs. Sophronia Penney James 89, Soddy Tennessee, died Thursday at theresidence. She was a member of Soddy First Baptist Church. Survivingare three sons, Jess E. Penney, Soddy; James R. Penney, Chesterfield,South Carolina; Wilburn Penney, St. Petersburg, Florida; one daughter,Mrs. Blanche Abernathy, Soddy, with whom she resided; 10 grandchildren;several great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 2:30 Saturdayfrom the Soddy First Baptist Church, conducted by the Reverend J. C.Noland and the Reverend J. v. Angel. Interment will follow in the EastSoddy Church of God Cemetery. Active pallbearers will be grandsons. Thebody will remain at the funeral home. Arrangements by Williamson andSon, Highway, 27, Soddy-Daisy. | Kearns, Sophronia G. (I1428)
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| 256 | Obituary for Thomas (Ed) Penney July 7, 1949 Thomas (Ed) Penney, 42, died at his residence in Soddy, Tennesseeyesterday morning. He was a member of the Soddy Methodist Church, acharter member of the Soddy Lions Club, a member of the Masonic LodgeF&AM, No. 418, and was also a past patron of Mayflower Chapter No. 141,Order of Eastern Star. He is survived by his wife Mrs. Maude Penney; one stepson Thomas W.Reese, Jr. (Joe Penney); mother Mrs. Fronia Penney James; stepfather CassJames; three brothers Jesse and Wilburn of Soddy and James Penney ofMarion, Virginia; two sisters, Mrs. Horace Abernathy of Soddy and Mrs.Gordon Slatton of Greenville, South Carolina; two half-brothers, FaithPenney of Soddy and Will Penney of Daisy, Tennessee; two half-sisters,Mrs. Julia Worley and Mrs. Addie Painter of Soddy; also several niecesand nephews. Funeral services will be held at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon at theSoddy Methodist Church, with the Reverends Taft Andrews, E. G. Trentham,and Marshall Robinson officiating. Interment will follow in thePresbyterian Cemetery. Active pallbearers will be Max Fox, L. K. Snyder,Hershell Wesse, Ethel Varner, Russell Penney and Hobart Grant. Honorarypallbearers will be members of the Lions Club of Soddy. The Masons willbe in charge of the grave services. The body will be at the residenceafter 11 a.m. this morning. Arrangements are by the R. J. CoulterFuneral Home of Soddy. | Penney, Thomas Edison (I3412)
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| 257 | Obituary for Thomas Mathias Penney From: The Chattanooga Times(pg 3) Saturday, March 14, 1925 Thomas Penney, aged 74, died at his home here after an illness of a fewdays. The funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock inthe Methodist Episcopal Church, conducted by the Reverend Carl Nichols,pastor of Soddy Church, and the Reverend J. L. Chaney of Chattanooga.Interment took place in the family burying ground near Soddy. He issurvived by his widow and eleven children and several brothers andsisters. | Penney, Thomas Mathias (I1427)
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| 258 | Obituary for TroyEdward Penney From: Chattanooga FreePress (pg C 8) Sunday, August 27,1989 Troy Edward Penney of Wetumpka, Alabama, formerly of Chattanooga, diedWednesday. He was 59. Survivors include his father, James Penney,mother, Imogene Penney, both of Wetumpka; four brothers Jack Penney,Wetumpka, and Marvin, James and John Penney all of Chattanooga, and onesister, Patricia Busby, Dallas, Texas. Graveside services were Friday inPineview Memorial Gardens in Wetumpka with the Reverend Russell Theparents request that memorial gifts be made to Changed Lives, Box 100,Chattanooga, Tennessee 37401. | Penney, Troy Edward (I3955)
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| 259 | Obituary for VestaGann Penney From: The Chattanooga News FreePress (pg C 8) Sunday, January17, 1988 Vesta Gann Penney, 85, of Thrasher Pike in Hixson, died Saturdaymorning at a local hospital. She was the daughter of the late Lewis andEva Laymon Gann and was a member of the Dividing Ridge Church of God.She was preceded in death by her husband, Hiram J. Penney. Survivorsinclude two sons, Harold and Stancel Penney of Signal Mountain; fourbrothers, Arnold, Baxter, Howard, and Leroy Gann all of Hixson; fourgrandchildren, five great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews.Services will be held today a 2:30 p.m. at Williamson and Sons FuneralHome in Soddy-Daisy with the Reverend Frank Rich officiating. Intermentwill be in Dividing Ridge Cemetery. | Gann, Vesta (I2878)
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| 260 | Obituary for Will W.Penney From: Chattanooga Times(pg 9) Saturday, December 30,1967 Penney - Will W. , 70, of 3111 Dodds Ave., died unexpectedly Fridaymorning in a local hospital. Mr. Penney, a lifelong resident of HamiltonCounty, was the son of the late Joe I. and Nancy Jane Spradling Penney.He was a retired employee of Combustion Engineering, Inc. Mr. Penney wasa member of the East Lake Baptist Church and of the Roy Wyrick SundayScohhl Class. He held membership in the East Lake Masonic Lodge 698 andin the Eastern Star Chapter 238. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Ruby Ruby Bennefield Penney,Chattanooga; two daughters, Mrs. Billie Jane Redden and Mrs. CathleenRedden, both of Soddy, Tennessee; two stepdaughters; Mrs. Charline Hill,Harriman, Tennessee and Mrs. Pauline Brooks, Decatur, Tennessee; twostepsons, Billy Brooks and Lloyd Brooks, both of Wilmington, NorthCarolina; two brothers, Ray Penney and Ed Penney, both of Chattanooga;four sisters, Mrs. Flora Smith, Chattanooga, Mrs. Anderson Green, Soddyand Mrs. Cleo Lee and Mrs. Andrew Chapin, both of Lansing, Michigan; and14 grandchildren. The body is at Turner Funeral Home. Arrangements willbe announced. | Penney, William Washington (I3848)
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| 261 | Obituary for WilliamFranklin Penney From: ChattanoogaTimes (pg 7) Monday,October 1, 1945 Penney - William Franklin, 59, died at his home in Hixson, Tennessee,Route 1, Sunday morning at 10:10 o'clock. Survivors: wife, Mrs. EthelPenney, one daughter, Miss Junna Penney, Hixson, Tennessee; six brothers,J.L. Penney, J.S. Penney, A.G. Penney of Hixson, Tennessee; J.H. Penney,Wilmington, North Carolina; M.P. Penney, Chattanooga, and L.C. Penney,Pearl Harbor, T.H. Funeral arrangements will be announced later by J.Avery Bryan Co., Inc. | Penney, William Franklin (I2704)
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| 262 | Obituary forBeatrice Penney From: The Chattanooga FreePress (pg B 4) Sunday, June11, 1995 Beatrice Penney of Lupton City died Saturday, June 10, 1995, at aChattanooga hospital. She was 74. She was a member of Faith Bible Classof Heritage Baptist Church. Survivors include four daughters, Judy Hardyand Agnes Penney, both of Lupton City, Pat Wilkey and Lou Smith, both ofSoddy-Daisy; four sons, Allen, Clinton, and Ernest Penney all of LuptonCity, and Jerry Penney, Soddy-Daisy; two sisters, Floretta Wright,Soddy-Daisy and Ola Mae Hodge, Sale Creek; two brothers, Lesley andLeonard Ford, both of Soddy-Daisy; 12 grandchildren and 14great-grandchildren. The funeral will be Tuesday at 10 a.m. atWilliamson and Sons Funeral Home in Soddy-Daisy with the Reverend DouglasJensen officiating. Burial will be in Hamilton Memorial Gardens.Visitation will be today from 6 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home. | Ford, Beatrice L. (I4180)
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| 263 | Obituary forBertha Penney From: The ChattanoogaTimes (pg 11 Thursday, February19, 1970 Penney, Mrs. Bertha, 77, of 6024 Hixson Pike, died in a Chattanoogahospital Wednesday afternoon. She was the widow of James Thomas Penneyand was a member of the Dividing Ridge Church of God. Survivors, twodaughters, Mrs. Herbert Hill, Hixson; Mrs. K. R. Harrawood, Harrisburg,Illinois; one son, Warren Penney, Red Bank, Tennessee; one sister, Mrs.Della Stapp, Ringgold, Georgia; one brother, Oscar Bice, Hixson,Tennessee; four grandchildren; five great-greatchildren; several niecesand nephews. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday from theDividing Ridge Church of God conducted by the Reverend Frank Rich and theReverend Wallace Angel. Interment will follow in the Hamilton CountyMemorial Park Cemetery. The body will remain at the funeral home.Arrangements are by Williamson and Son Funeral Home, Highway 27, Daisy. | Bice, Bertha (I2758)
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| 264 | Obituary forChester Columbus Penney From: TheChattanooga Times (pg B 2) Thursday,October 22, 1992 Penney, Chester Columbus, 72, of Chattanooga, died Wednesday in alocal hospital. A member of Ridgedale Baptist Church and the C.L.A.W.Sunday school class, he was also a member of Chattanooga Lodge 199 F&AM,Alhambra Shrine and VFW. He was a 32nd degree Mason and a U. S. Armyveteran of World War II. Survivors include his wife, Thelma O. Penney;daughter Annette Gosnay, Harrison, Tennessee; two sons, Gary C. and BryanC. Penney, Chattanooga; two sisters, Aline Houser, Chattanooga, EssieHuber, Winchester, Tennessee; three grandchildren; several nieces andnephews. Services will be at 1 p.m. Friday in the funeral home chapelwith Dr. Bill Owens officiating. Burial will be in the NationalCemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to the Ridgedale BaptistChurch building fund, 1831 Hickory Valley Road, Chattanooga, 37421. Thefamily will receive friends from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. today at ChattanoogaFuneral Home, East. | Penney, Chester Columbus (I2770)
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| 265 | Obituary forGoldie M. Lee Penney From:Chattanooga Free Press November 12, 1998 Goldie M. Lee Penney of Soddy-Daisy died Monday, November 9, 1998.She was 95. Services were today at 3 p.m. at Wiliamson & Sons FuneralHome with the Reverend Gene Varner officiating. Burial was to be inHamilton Memorial Gardens. | Lee, Goldie Melissa (I3805)
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| 266 | Obituary forHiram Jackson Penney From: TheChattanooga Times (pg A 8) Wednesday, August 28, 1985 Penney - Hiram Jackson, 82, of 1612 Thrasher Pike, Hixson, diedTuesday in a Chattanooga nursing home. He was the son of the late JamesT. and Louvenia Jackson Penney, a pioneer family of Hixson. He was amember of the Dividing Ridge Church of God. He was retired from HamiltonCounty Highway Department and Chattanooga Publishing Co. Survivorsinclude his wife, Vesta Gann Penney, Hixson; two sons, Harold and StancelPenney, both of Signal Mountain; brother Warren Penney, Red Bank; twosisters, Alta Hill and Ruth Harrawood, both of Hixson; four grandchildrenand three great-grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. Services willbe held at 2 p.m. Thursday in the funeral home chapel with the ReverendJames T. Thorp and the Reverend Frank Rich officiating. Burial will bein the Dividing Ridge Church of God Cemetery. Arrangements by Williamsonand Sons Funeral Home, Soddy-Daisy. | Penney, Hiram Jackson (I2756)
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| 267 | Obituary forHoward Edward Penney From: TheChattanooga Times (pg A 4) Saturday, May 29, 1982 Penney - Howard Edward, 68, of 1725 Old Thatcher Road, Soddy, diedFriday afternoon in a Chattanooga hospital. He was the son of the lateBenjamin and Fannie Nichols Penney, a pioneer family of North HamiltonCounty. Mr. Penney was a member of Boilermakers Local 656 and a retiredcrane operator with Combustion Engineering, Inc. Survivors include hiswife, Mrs. Beatrice Ford Penney, Soddy; four sons, Allen, Clinton, Ernestand Jerry Penney, all of Hixson; four daughters, Mrs. Agnes Baggett andMrs. Judy Hardy of Chattanooga, Mrs. Lou Smith and Mrs. Pat Perrin, bothof Soddy; sister, Mrs. Sarah Mysinger, Soddy; 11 grandchildren, twogreat-grandchildren, several nieces and nephews. Services will be heldat 4 p.m. Sunday in the funeral home chapel with the Reverend CharlesThompson officiating. Burial will be in Wilcoxen Cemetery with nephewsserving as pallbearers. Arrangements are by Williamson and Sons FuneralHome, Soddy-Daisy. | Penney, Howard Edward (I4177)
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| 268 | Obituary forJames Arnold Penney From: ChattanoogaFree Press (pg. B 2) Thursday, March 7, 1996 James Arnold Penney of Wetumpka, Alabama died Tuesday, March 5, 1996,in a local hospital. Survivors include his mother, Imogene Penney ofWetumpka; three brothers, Jack Penney, Wetumpka, and Marvin and JohnPenney, both of Chattanooga, and sister, Patricia Busbey, Dallas, Texas.Services were today at Coosa River Cemetery in Deatsville, Alabama.Arrangements were by Ellison Funeral Home, Wetumpka. Jim and Faye had no children. | Penney, James Arnold (I3956)
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| 269 | Obituary forLester L. Penney From: The ChattanoogaTimes (pg - 3) Monday, August22, 1927 Penney - Lester L., aged 21, died in a local hospital at a late hourSunday evening. He is survived by his widow and two infant sons, fatherand mother, Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Penney; three brothers, Chester, Alton andSherman; two sisters, Essie and Aline. Funeral services will be held atJackson Chapel at 10 o'clock this morning, the Reverend Mr. Cresmanofficiating. Chapman's have charge of arrangements. | Penney, Lester L. (I2768)
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| 270 | Obituary forMargaret 'Hazel' Penney From: TheChattanooga Times (pg A 8) Wednesday,August 28, 1991 Penney - Margaret 'Hazel', 83, of Rossville, died Tuesday in a localnursing home. A native of Manchester, Tennessee, she had lived inChattanooga and the North Georgia area most of her life and was retiredfrom Richmond Hosiery Mills after 40 years of service. She was aMethodist and was preceded in death by her husband, Joe Penney.Survivors include three daughters, Viva Yates, Chattanooga, Bessie M.Estes, Monito, Illinois, and Betty Jo Santos, Kissimmee, Florida; son,Edward E. Penney, Abilene, Texas; 12 grandchildren, 22great-grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. Services will be at 1p.m. Friday in the funeral home chapel with the Reverend John Goforthofficiating. Burial will be in the National Cemetery. The family willrecieve friends after noon today at the South Crest Chapel of LaneFuneral Home. | Margaret Hazel (I3938)
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| 271 | Obituary forMargaret Aldine Penney From: The ChattanoogaTimes (pg A 2) Sunday,January 24, 1971 Penney - Margaret Aldine, age 73, of Rt. 3, Soddy, died in aChattanooga hospital Friday night. She was the daughter of the late Aland Bell Beene Penney, pioneer settlers of North Hamilton County. Sheattended the East Soddy Church of God. She is survived by her husband,Fred Penney of Soddy; four sons, Ralph Penney, Cecil Penney, William A.Penney and James M. Penney all of Soddy; one daughter, Mrs. Betty Hankinsof Soddy; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Cate Ford of Chattanooga and Mrs. LulaMae Cannon of Soddy; one brother, Jack Penney of Soddy; 15 grandchildren;11 great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. Funeral serviceswill be held at 1:30 p.m. Monday from the East Soddy Church of God,conducted by the Reverends Louis Hickman and Roy Eldridge. Intermentwill follow in the Penney family cemetery. Active pallbearers will beHarold Smith, George Smith, John Narromore, Leo Masterson, David Penneyand Billy King. The body will remain at the funeral home. Arrangementsare by Williamson and Son, Highway 27, Soddy-Daisy. | Penney, Margaret Aldine (I2793)
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| 272 | Obituary forRhonda Gay Penney From: TheChattanooga Times (pg 9) Saturday,November 16, 1957 Penney - Rhonda Gay, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James B. Penney,passed away at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James V.Hoback, of Daisy, Tennessee, Friday. Survivors include her parents; hermaternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James V. Hoback; her paternalgrandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. Penney; maternal great-grandparents,Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gravitt, all of Daisy. Funeral services will be heldat 2 p.m. Sunday at the James V. Hoback residence, the Reverend B. E.Brooks officiating. Burial will be in Hamilton Memorial Cemetery.Sawyers, Dayton, in charge of arrangements. | Penney, Rhonda Gay (I2977)
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| 273 | Obituary forRobert Sherman Penney From: TheChattanooga Times (pg 9) Tuesday,February 17, 1948 Penney - Robert Sherman, 80, of RFD No. 1, Soddy, Tennessee, died in alocal hospital at 7 o'clock Monday night. Surviving are his wife, Mrs.Sarah Penney; four daughters, Mrs. C. N. Hunt, Mrs. Will Davis, Mrs.Warren Davidson and Miss Nannie Penney; two sisters, Mrs. Frona Higgins,all of Soddy, Tennessee; Mrs. Doan Reno, Daisy, Tennessee; two halfbrothers, Ben Penney and Sim Penney, Soddy, Tennessee, and a number ofgrandchildren and great-grandchildren. Funeral arrangements will beannounced by J. Avery Bryan Company. | Penney, Robert Sherman (I4077)
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| 274 | Obituary forSarah E. Penney From: The ChattanoogaTimes (pg 17) Wednesday,December 21, 1949 Penney - Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah E. Penney, 81, who died ather home, RFD 1, Soddy, Tennessee, Sunday , will be held at 2 o'clockthis afternoon at Shady Grove Baptist Church, Reverend Marshall Robinsonofficiating. Interment in Wilcox Cemetery. Pallbearers will begrandsons of the deceased: R. B. Penney, Paul Penney, Russell Penney,Donald Penney, W. R. Davidson and Leland Hunt. Surviving are fourdaughters, Mrs. C. N. Hunt, Miss Nannie Penney, Mrs. W. L. Davis and Mrs.Warren Davidson; one sister Mrs. Margaret Curtis, all of Soddy,Tennessee, and 23 grandchildren. She was a member of the HixsonMethodist Church. The body is in residence. Arrangements are by J.Avery Bryan Company. | Fryar, Sarah E. (I4211)
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| 275 | Obituary forTexas Penney Clayton From: TheChattanooga Times (pg 17) Sunday,January 23, 1966 Clayton - Mrs. Texas Penney, 73, of Rt 1, Daisy, Tennessee, died atthe residence Saturday afternoon. She was a lifelong resident of NorthHamilton County and her husband was the late Geoge Clayton of Daisy.Surviving are five sons, Chester, Raymond and Claude Clayton of Daisy,Warren and Dennis Clayton of Chattanooga; one daughter, Mrs. Katie Millerof Soddy; two sisters, Mrs. Alice Higgins and Mrs. Mollie Housley ofSoddy; 32 grandchildren, 37 great-grandchildren and several nieces andnephews. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 p.m. in the chapel ofthe funeral home, with the Reverend Luther and the Reverend CliffordBridges officiating. Interment will be in the Lovelady Cemetery.Pallbearers will be Harry Eustice, Charlie Rigsby, Norman Weeks, JuniorLewis, Jack Parker, and Henry Gravitt. Honorary pallbearers will beJesse Sneed, Fletcher Sneed, Forrest Pollard, S. L. Lewis, Willard Lewis,Roy Penney and Charlie Gentry. The body will remain at the funeralhome. Arrangements by Williamson-Garrison Funeral Home, Highway 27,Daisy. | Penney, Texas (I4097)
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| 276 | Obituary forWilliam Clifford Penney From: ChattanoogaTimes (pg 29) Sunday,April 19, 1964 Penney - Cliford, age 45, Soddy, Tennessee, was accidentally killed bya train early Saturday morning in Soddy. Survivors are four sons,William E., Thomas, Joe W., and Charles Penney, all of Chattanooga; onedaughter, Eloise Penney, Chattanooga; father, William Penney,Chattanooga; two sisters, Mrs. William Redden and Mrs. Claude Redden,Soddy. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at the SoddyChurch of God, the Reverends Howard McGee and Ben Peacock officiating.Interment in Lovelady Cemetery. Active pallbearers will be John McGill, Lewis Penney, Allen Shelton,Earl Smith, Bob Murphy, Clarence Stedham. Honorary pallbearers: Sam andOdis Brumlow, Pete Irwin, Randolph and Clifford Smith, Jack Jenkins,Clyde Lovelady, Sim Eustis, Quince Barnes, Elmer Petty, James E. Doyle,Raymond and Elmer Redden, Emmett Gann, and Tom Evans. The body is at thefuneral home. Williamson-Garrison Funeral Home, Soddy, in charge. | Penney, William Clifford (I3934)
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| 277 | Obituaryfor Alice B. Higgins Penney From: TheChattanooga Times (pg 21) Sunday, September 7, 1947 Penney - Mrs. Alice B. Higgins, 64, died at 11:30 o'clock Friday nightat her home, Route 2, Hixson, Tennessee. She has lived in HamiltonCounty for 58 years and was a member of the Soddy Methodist Church.Surviving are her husband, J. W. Penney; two daughters, Miss Jane Penneyand Mrs. Frank Bean, Route 2, Hixson, Tennessee; three sons, Kenneth andRoy Penney, Route 2, Hixson, and Victor Penney, Chattanooga; one sister,Mrs. T. S. Roberts, Soddy, Tennessee, and four grandchildren. Funeralservices will be held at the Soddy Methodist Church this afternoon at3:45 o'clock, Reverend Charlie Haliday and Reverend Ralph Clineofficiating. Interment in the Presbyterian Cemetery. Pallbearers: E. B.Thurman, Oscar Barker, Homer Harris, Coy Higgins, Sinclair Lowe, and J.C. Lowe. The body will be at the residence until the hour of service.Arrangements by J. Avery Bryan Co., Inc. | Higgins, Alice Bell (I3520)
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| 278 | On the 5th of June, 1895, in Chattanooga, was celebrated the marriage of Mr. Preston to Miss Roberta Clift, a daughter of Moses H. and Attie (Cook) Clift, both residents of this city. Her parents were both descended from pre-Revolutionary stock and Mrs. Preston is an active member of the Daughters of the American Revolution. She is a true southern gentlewoman, inheriting from her ancestors a charming and magnetic personality, which has won for her many friends. She is socially prominent. To the Union of Mr. and Mrs. Preston two children have been born: Arwin Clift and Thomas Ross, Jr. Politically Mr. Preston gives his allegiance to the democratic party and he has been a delegate to several national conventions, including the last two. In 1912 he was candidate for governor. Fraternally he is a thirty-second degree Mason and a member of the Mystic Shrine and his religious faith is that of the First Presbyterian church, in which church he has been a deacon for a number of years. During the World war he was state chairman of the War Savings Stamps drives, chairman of two Liberty Loan drives and active in the promotion of all others. He was likewise chairman of the loan committee, war finance, for the district of Tennessee, North Georgia and North Alabama. Mr. Preston is identified with all organizations that have for their purpose the development and improvement of the general welfare and he holds membership [p.13] in the leading clubs here. Although for the most part a self-educated man, Mr. Preston is a man of high scholarly attainments and he is the author of a splendid work, entitled, The Real Andrew Johnson, a story of the president as he was. Mr. Preston is in the prime of life and there is no telling what things he may yet accomplish in the world of finance. His career is a good example of the fine business man who began with absolutely nothing, and has gone ahead by virtue of sheer pluck and merit, until his name has become a by-word in the financial circles of his native state and throughout the south. | Preston, Thomas Ross (I94)
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| 279 | One of the fifteen incorporators of the Soddy Coal Company Died in a mining accident in 1903 - scalded in the boilershop | Rees, Evan (I1024)
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| 280 | One of the fifteen incorporators of the Soddy Coal Company | Hallett, John (I1170)
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| 281 | One of the fifteen incorporators of the Soddy Coal Company | Jenkins, John (I1695)
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| 282 | One of the fifteen incorporators of the Soddy Coal Company | Williams, David M. (I1902)
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| 283 | One of the fifteen incorporators of the Soddy Coal Company | Evans, Samuel (I2050)
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| 284 | One of the fifteen incorporators of the Soddy Coal Company | Williams, John G. (I2101)
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| 285 | One of the fifteen incorporators of the Soddy Coal Company | Williams, Richard (I2186)
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| 286 | One of the fifteen incorporators of the Soddy Coal Company | Jones, Benjamin (I2199)
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| 287 | One of the fifteen incorporators of the Soddy Coal Company | Jones, Edward (I2201)
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| 288 | One of the fifteen incorporators of the Soddy Coal Company | Maggi, Christopher (I2202)
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| 289 | One of the fifteen incorporators of the Soddy Coal Company | Evans, Thomas B. (I2203)
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| 290 | One of the fifteen incorporators of the Soddy Coal Company | Regnan, David (I2204)
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| 291 | One of the fifteen incorporators of the Soddy Coal Company | Regnan, William (I2205)
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| 292 | One of the fifteen incorporators of the Soddy Coal Company | Rees, William W. (I2206)
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| 293 | One of the fifteen incorporators of the Soddy Coal Company | Thomas, William (I2207)
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| 294 | One of the fifteen incorporators of the Soddy Coal Company | Maggi, John (I2209)
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| 295 | Possession: Luther Franklin who married a granddaughter, Jefferson City, Tn, RFD #2., Transcription: July 29, 1937 | Source (S55)
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| 296 | Raymond and Gene used to work for Curtis. He was a plasterer. Name: Curtis F Griffin Death Date: 9 Apr 1975 County of Death: Hillsborough State of Death: Florida Age at Death: 69 Race: White Gender: Unknown Birth Date: 6 Dec 1905 | Griffin, Curtis Frances (I1112)
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| 297 | Raymond Knox Whalen, Sr. thinks that this is the uncle he knew as Caywood (Kaywood?). Caywood was also manic depressive psy. det. type (from death certificate) | Whalen, James Campbell Caywood (I1028)
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| 298 | Records cannot be found for the marriage of Almeda Penney and JosephLooney. Among Almeda's pension application papers is an attest from theCounty Clerk of Hamilton County. It states that all records prior to1864 were destroyed during the late (Civil) war. | Family (F2001)
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| 299 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Chissom, Russell Allen (I1400)
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| 300 | Searching for parents of Joseph Jones born about 1831 married a Sarah Hughes. They had one son that I know of. Wm Jones was born 5 Jan 1859 in Aberdare. Wm married a letitia Caswell and they had three son all born in Wales. Joseph went to the USA and died in Soddy Tn, while Wm and Letitia went to the USA around 1885. I am trying to locate any family that may have stayed in Wales or anyone who may know something about this family. I believe all of them were coal miners. Wm and Letitia finally moved to Corder Mo where they both are buried. | Jones, Joseph Evan (I2025)
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