Hugh Aden is listed as Gold Star Soldier. Hugh is the son of John B. and Maggie Everett Aden, RFD McKenzie, TN.
Hugh Aden married Ollie Hayes, 27 Nov 1910 in Carroll County, Tn. He married Joe Smith, 14 May 1918 in Weakley County, Tn.
HUGH ADEN DEAD
News was received here Tuesday that Mr. Hugh Aden, son of John B. Aden, of the Third district, had died at Camp Fort Barrascas, at Pensocola, Fla., and that his remains would
be brought home for burial. We understand he was a victim to the malady that is taking away so many soldier boys and civilians as well. Young Aden had not been in camp very long. He leaves a young wife, having married only a short while before leaving for camp.
Carroll County Democrat newspaper, October 18, 1918 page 5.
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CHRISTMASVILLE NEWS
Mr. Hugh Aden and Miss Joe Smith drove to Esq. Stubblefield's last Tuesday night and had the few words said that made them man and wife. We wish for them a long and happy married life.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune., May 24, 1918, page 8. Submitted by Michael J. Rea
Hugh Aden married Ollie Hayes, 27 Nov 1910 in Carroll County, Tn. He married Joe Smith, 14 May 1918 in Weakley County, Tn.
HUGH ADEN DEAD
News was received here Tuesday that Mr. Hugh Aden, son of John B. Aden, of the Third district, had died at Camp Fort Barrascas, at Pensocola, Fla., and that his remains would
be brought home for burial. We understand he was a victim to the malady that is taking away so many soldier boys and civilians as well. Young Aden had not been in camp very long. He leaves a young wife, having married only a short while before leaving for camp.
Carroll County Democrat newspaper, October 18, 1918 page 5.
.......................................................................................................
CHRISTMASVILLE NEWS
Mr. Hugh Aden and Miss Joe Smith drove to Esq. Stubblefield's last Tuesday night and had the few words said that made them man and wife. We wish for them a long and happy married life.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune., May 24, 1918, page 8. Submitted by Michael J. Rea
Hugh Aden is listed as Gold Star Soldier. Hugh is the son of John B. and Maggie Everett Aden, RFD McKenzie, TN.
Hugh Aden married Ollie Hayes, 27 Nov 1910 in Carroll County, Tn. He married Joe Smith, 14 May 1918 in Weakley County, Tn.
HUGH ADEN DEAD
News was received here Tuesday that Mr. Hugh Aden, son of John B. Aden, of the Third district, had died at Camp Fort Barrascas, at Pensocola, Fla., and that his remains would
be brought home for burial. We understand he was a victim to the malady that is taking away so many soldier boys and civilians as well. Young Aden had not been in camp very long. He leaves a young wife, having married only a short while before leaving for camp.
Carroll County Democrat newspaper, October 18, 1918 page 5.
.......................................................................................................
CHRISTMASVILLE NEWS
Mr. Hugh Aden and Miss Joe Smith drove to Esq. Stubblefield's last Tuesday night and had the few words said that made them man and wife. We wish for them a long and happy married life.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune., May 24, 1918, page 8. Submitted by Michael J. Rea
Hugh Aden married Ollie Hayes, 27 Nov 1910 in Carroll County, Tn. He married Joe Smith, 14 May 1918 in Weakley County, Tn.
HUGH ADEN DEAD
News was received here Tuesday that Mr. Hugh Aden, son of John B. Aden, of the Third district, had died at Camp Fort Barrascas, at Pensocola, Fla., and that his remains would
be brought home for burial. We understand he was a victim to the malady that is taking away so many soldier boys and civilians as well. Young Aden had not been in camp very long. He leaves a young wife, having married only a short while before leaving for camp.
Carroll County Democrat newspaper, October 18, 1918 page 5.
.......................................................................................................
CHRISTMASVILLE NEWS
Mr. Hugh Aden and Miss Joe Smith drove to Esq. Stubblefield's last Tuesday night and had the few words said that made them man and wife. We wish for them a long and happy married life.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune., May 24, 1918, page 8. Submitted by Michael J. Rea
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