James W. Haley, a retired farmer, died September 26, 1942 at home in Lexington, KY at the age of 89 after a long illness. He was the widower of Mary Belle Davis Cummins Haley. Mr. Haley suffered from arteriosclerosis, myocarditis, colitis and bilateral cataracts.
He is survived by one son, John C. Haley, Sr., a prominent grocer in Lexington, KY. He had one step-daughter, Cora Cummins Lucas (my great-grandmother).
Mr. Haley had five grandsons; Samuel, John C. Jr, Fred R., and Carl J. Haley of Lexington and Clyde Haley of Lawrenceburg, KY; four granddaughters; Minnie Haley (Newt) Gosney, of Lexington, Miss Francis Haley of Baltimore, Maryland,, Mrs Fred Snyder of Seattle Washington, and Mrs. Charles Malone of Louisville, KY. He also had one step-granddaughter, Birdie Agnes Lucas Hughes Stone (my maternal grandmother).
Mr. Haley was born in Indiana. He was the son of William Haley and Mary Spears, also born in Indiana.
He is survived by one son, John C. Haley, Sr., a prominent grocer in Lexington, KY. He had one step-daughter, Cora Cummins Lucas (my great-grandmother).
Mr. Haley had five grandsons; Samuel, John C. Jr, Fred R., and Carl J. Haley of Lexington and Clyde Haley of Lawrenceburg, KY; four granddaughters; Minnie Haley (Newt) Gosney, of Lexington, Miss Francis Haley of Baltimore, Maryland,, Mrs Fred Snyder of Seattle Washington, and Mrs. Charles Malone of Louisville, KY. He also had one step-granddaughter, Birdie Agnes Lucas Hughes Stone (my maternal grandmother).
Mr. Haley was born in Indiana. He was the son of William Haley and Mary Spears, also born in Indiana.
James W. Haley, a retired farmer, died September 26, 1942 at home in Lexington, KY at the age of 89 after a long illness. He was the widower of Mary Belle Davis Cummins Haley. Mr. Haley suffered from arteriosclerosis, myocarditis, colitis and bilateral cataracts.
He is survived by one son, John C. Haley, Sr., a prominent grocer in Lexington, KY. He had one step-daughter, Cora Cummins Lucas (my great-grandmother).
Mr. Haley had five grandsons; Samuel, John C. Jr, Fred R., and Carl J. Haley of Lexington and Clyde Haley of Lawrenceburg, KY; four granddaughters; Minnie Haley (Newt) Gosney, of Lexington, Miss Francis Haley of Baltimore, Maryland,, Mrs Fred Snyder of Seattle Washington, and Mrs. Charles Malone of Louisville, KY. He also had one step-granddaughter, Birdie Agnes Lucas Hughes Stone (my maternal grandmother).
Mr. Haley was born in Indiana. He was the son of William Haley and Mary Spears, also born in Indiana.
He is survived by one son, John C. Haley, Sr., a prominent grocer in Lexington, KY. He had one step-daughter, Cora Cummins Lucas (my great-grandmother).
Mr. Haley had five grandsons; Samuel, John C. Jr, Fred R., and Carl J. Haley of Lexington and Clyde Haley of Lawrenceburg, KY; four granddaughters; Minnie Haley (Newt) Gosney, of Lexington, Miss Francis Haley of Baltimore, Maryland,, Mrs Fred Snyder of Seattle Washington, and Mrs. Charles Malone of Louisville, KY. He also had one step-granddaughter, Birdie Agnes Lucas Hughes Stone (my maternal grandmother).
Mr. Haley was born in Indiana. He was the son of William Haley and Mary Spears, also born in Indiana.
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