On October 7, 1902, death came to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Harwell and took from them their dear boy, Mayes, who was 18 years, 6 months, and 15 days old.
He was a sprightly young man and had many friends who are sad to think of Mayes Harwell as being dead and laid in the cold grave on Pisgah Hill. Mayes suffered much during his illness.
Funeral services were conducted at Pisgah by Rev. Mr. Gardner, where the body was laid to rest. It has been said that no boy had more friends than Mayes Harwell, near his home in Aspen Hill. He had been a cripple for years and everybody seemed to have sympathy for him.
Obituary: The Pulaski Citizen 16 Oct 1902
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s/o William L. "Bud" & Sarah Frances Birdsong Harwell
He was a sprightly young man and had many friends who are sad to think of Mayes Harwell as being dead and laid in the cold grave on Pisgah Hill. Mayes suffered much during his illness.
Funeral services were conducted at Pisgah by Rev. Mr. Gardner, where the body was laid to rest. It has been said that no boy had more friends than Mayes Harwell, near his home in Aspen Hill. He had been a cripple for years and everybody seemed to have sympathy for him.
Obituary: The Pulaski Citizen 16 Oct 1902
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s/o William L. "Bud" & Sarah Frances Birdsong Harwell
On October 7, 1902, death came to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Harwell and took from them their dear boy, Mayes, who was 18 years, 6 months, and 15 days old.
He was a sprightly young man and had many friends who are sad to think of Mayes Harwell as being dead and laid in the cold grave on Pisgah Hill. Mayes suffered much during his illness.
Funeral services were conducted at Pisgah by Rev. Mr. Gardner, where the body was laid to rest. It has been said that no boy had more friends than Mayes Harwell, near his home in Aspen Hill. He had been a cripple for years and everybody seemed to have sympathy for him.
Obituary: The Pulaski Citizen 16 Oct 1902
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s/o William L. "Bud" & Sarah Frances Birdsong Harwell
He was a sprightly young man and had many friends who are sad to think of Mayes Harwell as being dead and laid in the cold grave on Pisgah Hill. Mayes suffered much during his illness.
Funeral services were conducted at Pisgah by Rev. Mr. Gardner, where the body was laid to rest. It has been said that no boy had more friends than Mayes Harwell, near his home in Aspen Hill. He had been a cripple for years and everybody seemed to have sympathy for him.
Obituary: The Pulaski Citizen 16 Oct 1902
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s/o William L. "Bud" & Sarah Frances Birdsong Harwell
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