W. M. Yarber was a resident of Homeland for twenty-four years when he died suddeny at his residence in Homeland on Tuesday. His death was not unexpected. He had long been afficted with heart disease, and had been feeling poorly for several weeks. The funeral for Mr. Yarber was on Wednesday with Mr. Arthur Roberts pronouncing the service. He was buried in Homeland Cemetery. He is survived by his wife, two brothers Marvin and John Yarber; three sisters, Mrs Joe McMichell, Mrs. Julia Pegg, and Mrs. Mattie Dalton;two daughters, Mrs Lizzie Levercing and Mrs Fannie Pullman; three sons, William John and Louis. (source; Digest of Charlton County Herald- July 1933). NOTE* He is the brother of Samuel Marvin Yarber 10314518.
W. M. Yarber was a resident of Homeland for twenty-four years when he died suddeny at his residence in Homeland on Tuesday. His death was not unexpected. He had long been afficted with heart disease, and had been feeling poorly for several weeks. The funeral for Mr. Yarber was on Wednesday with Mr. Arthur Roberts pronouncing the service. He was buried in Homeland Cemetery. He is survived by his wife, two brothers Marvin and John Yarber; three sisters, Mrs Joe McMichell, Mrs. Julia Pegg, and Mrs. Mattie Dalton;two daughters, Mrs Lizzie Levercing and Mrs Fannie Pullman; three sons, William John and Louis. (source; Digest of Charlton County Herald- July 1933). NOTE* He is the brother of Samuel Marvin Yarber 10314518.
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Buried beside Emma Yarber 1875-1964 and his parents, John Culpepper and Lucretia Hampton Yarber .
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