Hartford Herald, Feb 15, 1922:
SAMUEL D. WALLACE aged 77, died at this home near Sulphur Springs, Saturday, Feb 3, of a complication of ailments with which he has been afflicted for a considerable length of time. Burial of the remains took place Sunday afternoon at Sandrock Hill Cemetery, following funeral services conducted by the Rev. Wilcox, in the presence of a large gathering of friends.
Mr. Wallace was a quiet, unassuming man, but a splendid citizen and highly respected by all who knew him. He had never been married. He was born, and lived his while life in the immediate vicinity in which he died, having resided during the past forty years or more with a brother, B. W. Wallace and a nephew, John Ragsdale, both also bachelors, who survive him.
SAMUEL D. WALLACE aged 77, died at this home near Sulphur Springs, Saturday, Feb 3, of a complication of ailments with which he has been afflicted for a considerable length of time. Burial of the remains took place Sunday afternoon at Sandrock Hill Cemetery, following funeral services conducted by the Rev. Wilcox, in the presence of a large gathering of friends.
Mr. Wallace was a quiet, unassuming man, but a splendid citizen and highly respected by all who knew him. He had never been married. He was born, and lived his while life in the immediate vicinity in which he died, having resided during the past forty years or more with a brother, B. W. Wallace and a nephew, John Ragsdale, both also bachelors, who survive him.
Hartford Herald, Feb 15, 1922:
SAMUEL D. WALLACE aged 77, died at this home near Sulphur Springs, Saturday, Feb 3, of a complication of ailments with which he has been afflicted for a considerable length of time. Burial of the remains took place Sunday afternoon at Sandrock Hill Cemetery, following funeral services conducted by the Rev. Wilcox, in the presence of a large gathering of friends.
Mr. Wallace was a quiet, unassuming man, but a splendid citizen and highly respected by all who knew him. He had never been married. He was born, and lived his while life in the immediate vicinity in which he died, having resided during the past forty years or more with a brother, B. W. Wallace and a nephew, John Ragsdale, both also bachelors, who survive him.
SAMUEL D. WALLACE aged 77, died at this home near Sulphur Springs, Saturday, Feb 3, of a complication of ailments with which he has been afflicted for a considerable length of time. Burial of the remains took place Sunday afternoon at Sandrock Hill Cemetery, following funeral services conducted by the Rev. Wilcox, in the presence of a large gathering of friends.
Mr. Wallace was a quiet, unassuming man, but a splendid citizen and highly respected by all who knew him. He had never been married. He was born, and lived his while life in the immediate vicinity in which he died, having resided during the past forty years or more with a brother, B. W. Wallace and a nephew, John Ragsdale, both also bachelors, who survive him.
