Robert Hampton Day, 80, was found dead early today in bed at his home on Highway 51, North of McComb. A coroner's jury, empaneled by Coroner Ray Cain, returned a verdict of death from natural causes.
Mr. Day was a native of Amite county and was well known. It is probable that he will be carried back to Amite county for burial, but funeral services are as yet incomplete pending arrival of his sons.
Mr. Day is survived by his wife; seven sons, Conn Day of Parchman, Miss., Grover Day of Sunflower, Miss., Eddiceton Day of Jackson, Morris Day of Waynesboro, Jonathan and Hampton Day, Jr., of Amite county and Sam Day of McComb; one daughter, Mrs. Mack K. Sterling of McComb, and other relatives.
The Hartman Funeral Home in charge.
Published in The McComb Enterprise-Journal (MS), Wednesday, October 14, 1936
Mr. Day was a native of Amite county and was well known. It is probable that he will be carried back to Amite county for burial, but funeral services are as yet incomplete pending arrival of his sons.
Mr. Day is survived by his wife; seven sons, Conn Day of Parchman, Miss., Grover Day of Sunflower, Miss., Eddiceton Day of Jackson, Morris Day of Waynesboro, Jonathan and Hampton Day, Jr., of Amite county and Sam Day of McComb; one daughter, Mrs. Mack K. Sterling of McComb, and other relatives.
The Hartman Funeral Home in charge.
Published in The McComb Enterprise-Journal (MS), Wednesday, October 14, 1936
Robert Hampton Day, 80, was found dead early today in bed at his home on Highway 51, North of McComb. A coroner's jury, empaneled by Coroner Ray Cain, returned a verdict of death from natural causes.
Mr. Day was a native of Amite county and was well known. It is probable that he will be carried back to Amite county for burial, but funeral services are as yet incomplete pending arrival of his sons.
Mr. Day is survived by his wife; seven sons, Conn Day of Parchman, Miss., Grover Day of Sunflower, Miss., Eddiceton Day of Jackson, Morris Day of Waynesboro, Jonathan and Hampton Day, Jr., of Amite county and Sam Day of McComb; one daughter, Mrs. Mack K. Sterling of McComb, and other relatives.
The Hartman Funeral Home in charge.
Published in The McComb Enterprise-Journal (MS), Wednesday, October 14, 1936
Mr. Day was a native of Amite county and was well known. It is probable that he will be carried back to Amite county for burial, but funeral services are as yet incomplete pending arrival of his sons.
Mr. Day is survived by his wife; seven sons, Conn Day of Parchman, Miss., Grover Day of Sunflower, Miss., Eddiceton Day of Jackson, Morris Day of Waynesboro, Jonathan and Hampton Day, Jr., of Amite county and Sam Day of McComb; one daughter, Mrs. Mack K. Sterling of McComb, and other relatives.
The Hartman Funeral Home in charge.
Published in The McComb Enterprise-Journal (MS), Wednesday, October 14, 1936
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OCT. 14, 1936
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