The funeral of Eugene H. May, who died Friday afternoon at Tucson, Ariz. will be held in Covington, Tenn., Wednesday, Jan. 9, 1907, at the residence of C. E. McFadden. Rev., W. H. Major, pastor of the Baptist church, conducting the services.
Mr. May spent the better part of his life in Memphis and was connected from his boyhood with the produce firm of Erb & Co., and afterward with their successors, Brantley, Sterile & Co.
He was well known for his gentle manners and courteous bearing and was very popular with his associates. Mr. May was a member of the Memphis Lodge of Elks.
Two sisters survive him, namely, Mrs. C. E. McFadden and Mrs. James Walker, both of this city.
(Pre-copyright courtesy of The Commercial Appeal [Memphis, TN] Wed., 09 Jan 1907, Page 3, Col 2)
Son of Dr. William Berry & Julia A (JONES) MAY.
Cause of Death: Pulmonary tuberculosis (Consumption)
Occupation: Shipping clerk
Sibling of: Albert N. May, Willie E. May (b-abt 1866, MS), Julia J. May
Mr. May spent the better part of his life in Memphis and was connected from his boyhood with the produce firm of Erb & Co., and afterward with their successors, Brantley, Sterile & Co.
He was well known for his gentle manners and courteous bearing and was very popular with his associates. Mr. May was a member of the Memphis Lodge of Elks.
Two sisters survive him, namely, Mrs. C. E. McFadden and Mrs. James Walker, both of this city.
(Pre-copyright courtesy of The Commercial Appeal [Memphis, TN] Wed., 09 Jan 1907, Page 3, Col 2)
Son of Dr. William Berry & Julia A (JONES) MAY.
Cause of Death: Pulmonary tuberculosis (Consumption)
Occupation: Shipping clerk
Sibling of: Albert N. May, Willie E. May (b-abt 1866, MS), Julia J. May
The funeral of Eugene H. May, who died Friday afternoon at Tucson, Ariz. will be held in Covington, Tenn., Wednesday, Jan. 9, 1907, at the residence of C. E. McFadden. Rev., W. H. Major, pastor of the Baptist church, conducting the services.
Mr. May spent the better part of his life in Memphis and was connected from his boyhood with the produce firm of Erb & Co., and afterward with their successors, Brantley, Sterile & Co.
He was well known for his gentle manners and courteous bearing and was very popular with his associates. Mr. May was a member of the Memphis Lodge of Elks.
Two sisters survive him, namely, Mrs. C. E. McFadden and Mrs. James Walker, both of this city.
(Pre-copyright courtesy of The Commercial Appeal [Memphis, TN] Wed., 09 Jan 1907, Page 3, Col 2)
Son of Dr. William Berry & Julia A (JONES) MAY.
Cause of Death: Pulmonary tuberculosis (Consumption)
Occupation: Shipping clerk
Sibling of: Albert N. May, Willie E. May (b-abt 1866, MS), Julia J. May
Mr. May spent the better part of his life in Memphis and was connected from his boyhood with the produce firm of Erb & Co., and afterward with their successors, Brantley, Sterile & Co.
He was well known for his gentle manners and courteous bearing and was very popular with his associates. Mr. May was a member of the Memphis Lodge of Elks.
Two sisters survive him, namely, Mrs. C. E. McFadden and Mrs. James Walker, both of this city.
(Pre-copyright courtesy of The Commercial Appeal [Memphis, TN] Wed., 09 Jan 1907, Page 3, Col 2)
Son of Dr. William Berry & Julia A (JONES) MAY.
Cause of Death: Pulmonary tuberculosis (Consumption)
Occupation: Shipping clerk
Sibling of: Albert N. May, Willie E. May (b-abt 1866, MS), Julia J. May
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OUR BROTHER
AGE 35 YEARS
BUT OH FOR THE TOUCH OF A VANISHED HAND,
AND THE SOUND OF A VOICE THAT IS STILL.
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