Citrus Co. Chronicle, Inverness, FL, Thurs., 26 Sep 1935:
H.W. Hamilton, 36, of Tampa, son of Mrs. H. S. Hamilton of Holder, died last Sunday in the Tampa Bayshore Hospital after a long illness. Funeral services were conducted at the grave in the Inverness cemetery Monday by the Rev. J. Ray Garrett, pastor of the Baptist church. Conrad & Miller directed funeral arrangements.
Mr. Hamilton, a World war veteran, had been confined in the veterans' hospital in St. Petersburg for about a year. He was recently transferred to the Bayshore Hospital in Tampa. Besides his mother, Mr. Hamilton is survived by two uncles, George Woodrow of Holder and Arthur Woodrow of Chicago.
[Transcribed 26 Feb 2009 by Bill Smith, Ridgefield, Washington, from an obituary courtesy of the Citrus Co. library.]
H.W. Hamilton, 36, of Tampa, son of Mrs. H. S. Hamilton of Holder, died last Sunday in the Tampa Bayshore Hospital after a long illness. Funeral services were conducted at the grave in the Inverness cemetery Monday by the Rev. J. Ray Garrett, pastor of the Baptist church. Conrad & Miller directed funeral arrangements.
Mr. Hamilton, a World war veteran, had been confined in the veterans' hospital in St. Petersburg for about a year. He was recently transferred to the Bayshore Hospital in Tampa. Besides his mother, Mr. Hamilton is survived by two uncles, George Woodrow of Holder and Arthur Woodrow of Chicago.
[Transcribed 26 Feb 2009 by Bill Smith, Ridgefield, Washington, from an obituary courtesy of the Citrus Co. library.]
Citrus Co. Chronicle, Inverness, FL, Thurs., 26 Sep 1935:
H.W. Hamilton, 36, of Tampa, son of Mrs. H. S. Hamilton of Holder, died last Sunday in the Tampa Bayshore Hospital after a long illness. Funeral services were conducted at the grave in the Inverness cemetery Monday by the Rev. J. Ray Garrett, pastor of the Baptist church. Conrad & Miller directed funeral arrangements.
Mr. Hamilton, a World war veteran, had been confined in the veterans' hospital in St. Petersburg for about a year. He was recently transferred to the Bayshore Hospital in Tampa. Besides his mother, Mr. Hamilton is survived by two uncles, George Woodrow of Holder and Arthur Woodrow of Chicago.
[Transcribed 26 Feb 2009 by Bill Smith, Ridgefield, Washington, from an obituary courtesy of the Citrus Co. library.]
H.W. Hamilton, 36, of Tampa, son of Mrs. H. S. Hamilton of Holder, died last Sunday in the Tampa Bayshore Hospital after a long illness. Funeral services were conducted at the grave in the Inverness cemetery Monday by the Rev. J. Ray Garrett, pastor of the Baptist church. Conrad & Miller directed funeral arrangements.
Mr. Hamilton, a World war veteran, had been confined in the veterans' hospital in St. Petersburg for about a year. He was recently transferred to the Bayshore Hospital in Tampa. Besides his mother, Mr. Hamilton is survived by two uncles, George Woodrow of Holder and Arthur Woodrow of Chicago.
[Transcribed 26 Feb 2009 by Bill Smith, Ridgefield, Washington, from an obituary courtesy of the Citrus Co. library.]
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