Mr. A. N. Clayton, Sr., one of the most prominent citizens of Tippah County, Miss., whose home was at Ripley, died last week aged about 80 years. He was a progressive, well-to-do farmer, fine business man and Christian gentleman, having been a member of the Presbyterian Church since 1873. Father of Prof. A. N. Clayton, Jr., who was once a teacher in the I. N. I here, also of Judge Claude Clayton, of Tupelo, besides seven other sons and one daughter. Was buried in the New Hope Cemetery, four miles south of Ripley, near his old home. [Note: He died April 3, 1922; burial was in the New Hope Methodist Church Cemetery, Blue Mountain, Tippah County, Miss.] Source: The Vidette (Iuka, Miss.), April 13, 1922.
Mr. A. N. Clayton, Sr., one of the most prominent citizens of Tippah County, Miss., whose home was at Ripley, died last week aged about 80 years. He was a progressive, well-to-do farmer, fine business man and Christian gentleman, having been a member of the Presbyterian Church since 1873. Father of Prof. A. N. Clayton, Jr., who was once a teacher in the I. N. I here, also of Judge Claude Clayton, of Tupelo, besides seven other sons and one daughter. Was buried in the New Hope Cemetery, four miles south of Ripley, near his old home. [Note: He died April 3, 1922; burial was in the New Hope Methodist Church Cemetery, Blue Mountain, Tippah County, Miss.] Source: The Vidette (Iuka, Miss.), April 13, 1922.
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