Did not find a marker for Norene. Burial confirmed here in 1987 survey.
Name Norene Holt
Event Type Death
Event Date 02 Jan 1926
Event Place Wmson, Tennessee
Gender Female
Marital Status Single
Race White
Age 18
Birth Date 26 Jun 1907
Birthplace Tenn
Father's Name Lee Holt
Father's Birthplace Tenn
Mother's Name Modera Heathcock
Mother's Birthplace Tenn
Occupation School Girl
Burial Place 11th Dist
Burial Date 02 Jan 1926
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Sister Norene Holt, daughter of Brother and Sister Lee Holt, of Williamson County, Tenn., was born on June 26, 1907. She was baptized into Christ a few days before her fourteenth birthday, on June 5, 1921, by Brother F. W. Smith. She continued a faithful, sweet, Christian girl for the remaining four and one-half years of her life, and left a loving family and circle of friends for a better home on January 2, 1926. Of her two June birthdays, one into this world and the other into the family of God, it was said of her that as the anniversary of each drew near she felt more like celebrating her birth into Christ than that into the world. Her interests were religious and led her to reading of her Bible and godly conversation. She loved and enjoyed the Gospel Advocate. Of such as she a poet has said that there is a flower less on earth, but an added star in heaven. On a drear Sunday afternoon in January the writer conducted the funeral services, with the help of Brother J. S. Green, before a large concourse of friends, and her body was laid to rest in a family burying ground near Duplex, Tenn.
Zellner English.
Gospel Advocate, October 21, 1926, page 1007.
Obituary provided by Kendall Sparkman
Name Norene Holt
Event Type Death
Event Date 02 Jan 1926
Event Place Wmson, Tennessee
Gender Female
Marital Status Single
Race White
Age 18
Birth Date 26 Jun 1907
Birthplace Tenn
Father's Name Lee Holt
Father's Birthplace Tenn
Mother's Name Modera Heathcock
Mother's Birthplace Tenn
Occupation School Girl
Burial Place 11th Dist
Burial Date 02 Jan 1926
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Sister Norene Holt, daughter of Brother and Sister Lee Holt, of Williamson County, Tenn., was born on June 26, 1907. She was baptized into Christ a few days before her fourteenth birthday, on June 5, 1921, by Brother F. W. Smith. She continued a faithful, sweet, Christian girl for the remaining four and one-half years of her life, and left a loving family and circle of friends for a better home on January 2, 1926. Of her two June birthdays, one into this world and the other into the family of God, it was said of her that as the anniversary of each drew near she felt more like celebrating her birth into Christ than that into the world. Her interests were religious and led her to reading of her Bible and godly conversation. She loved and enjoyed the Gospel Advocate. Of such as she a poet has said that there is a flower less on earth, but an added star in heaven. On a drear Sunday afternoon in January the writer conducted the funeral services, with the help of Brother J. S. Green, before a large concourse of friends, and her body was laid to rest in a family burying ground near Duplex, Tenn.
Zellner English.
Gospel Advocate, October 21, 1926, page 1007.
Obituary provided by Kendall Sparkman
Did not find a marker for Norene. Burial confirmed here in 1987 survey.
Name Norene Holt
Event Type Death
Event Date 02 Jan 1926
Event Place Wmson, Tennessee
Gender Female
Marital Status Single
Race White
Age 18
Birth Date 26 Jun 1907
Birthplace Tenn
Father's Name Lee Holt
Father's Birthplace Tenn
Mother's Name Modera Heathcock
Mother's Birthplace Tenn
Occupation School Girl
Burial Place 11th Dist
Burial Date 02 Jan 1926
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Sister Norene Holt, daughter of Brother and Sister Lee Holt, of Williamson County, Tenn., was born on June 26, 1907. She was baptized into Christ a few days before her fourteenth birthday, on June 5, 1921, by Brother F. W. Smith. She continued a faithful, sweet, Christian girl for the remaining four and one-half years of her life, and left a loving family and circle of friends for a better home on January 2, 1926. Of her two June birthdays, one into this world and the other into the family of God, it was said of her that as the anniversary of each drew near she felt more like celebrating her birth into Christ than that into the world. Her interests were religious and led her to reading of her Bible and godly conversation. She loved and enjoyed the Gospel Advocate. Of such as she a poet has said that there is a flower less on earth, but an added star in heaven. On a drear Sunday afternoon in January the writer conducted the funeral services, with the help of Brother J. S. Green, before a large concourse of friends, and her body was laid to rest in a family burying ground near Duplex, Tenn.
Zellner English.
Gospel Advocate, October 21, 1926, page 1007.
Obituary provided by Kendall Sparkman
Name Norene Holt
Event Type Death
Event Date 02 Jan 1926
Event Place Wmson, Tennessee
Gender Female
Marital Status Single
Race White
Age 18
Birth Date 26 Jun 1907
Birthplace Tenn
Father's Name Lee Holt
Father's Birthplace Tenn
Mother's Name Modera Heathcock
Mother's Birthplace Tenn
Occupation School Girl
Burial Place 11th Dist
Burial Date 02 Jan 1926
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Sister Norene Holt, daughter of Brother and Sister Lee Holt, of Williamson County, Tenn., was born on June 26, 1907. She was baptized into Christ a few days before her fourteenth birthday, on June 5, 1921, by Brother F. W. Smith. She continued a faithful, sweet, Christian girl for the remaining four and one-half years of her life, and left a loving family and circle of friends for a better home on January 2, 1926. Of her two June birthdays, one into this world and the other into the family of God, it was said of her that as the anniversary of each drew near she felt more like celebrating her birth into Christ than that into the world. Her interests were religious and led her to reading of her Bible and godly conversation. She loved and enjoyed the Gospel Advocate. Of such as she a poet has said that there is a flower less on earth, but an added star in heaven. On a drear Sunday afternoon in January the writer conducted the funeral services, with the help of Brother J. S. Green, before a large concourse of friends, and her body was laid to rest in a family burying ground near Duplex, Tenn.
Zellner English.
Gospel Advocate, October 21, 1926, page 1007.
Obituary provided by Kendall Sparkman
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