He was living in Stanley County, N.C. in 1917-18 when he registered for the WWI draft.
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THE DAILY BULLETIN, Martinsville, Va.., Wed., July 28, 1937, p. 1, col. 2:
(long article, edited)
Struck by a freight engine as he lay across the track, close to his home near Jones Creek in north Martinsville, Terrell G. Gilbert, about 40, local furniture plant employee, was instantly killed early Monday night. M. L. Gravely, fireman on the engine, said he noticed the body lying across the tracks, but not in time to bring the engine to a stop.
Gilbert, a native of North Carolina, came to Martinsville about 20 years ago, where since he had held employment in a local furniture industry.
He was a member of the First Baptist Church.
Surviving are his wife, who prior to her marriage was Miss Ruby Warren, this city and three children: Mary Elizabeth, Charles and Jimmy Gilbert; two brothers, Peter Gilbert of Mayodan, and John Gilbert of Baltimore; four sisters, Mrs. Cain Conway of Stanleytown; Mrs. Harvey Dalton of Madison, N.C., Mrs. William Cassaday and Miss Carrie Gilbert, both of Stanleytown. Mrs. Walter N. Gilbert of Broad Street, this city, is a sister-in-law.
Funeral services will be held from the residence on Dillard Street Wednesday with interment to follow in Oakwood Cemetery.
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Ref: OAKWOOD CEMETERY LOT INDEX, Third Edition, Complied by the Martinsville Cemetery Assn.
Sect. 2, Lot 32:
Terrell G. Gilbert, 6/26/1897 - 7/26/1937
James M. Gilbert, 10/13/1932 - 10/14/1980
(source: Bruce Locke)
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THE DAILY BULLETIN, Martinsville, Va.., Wed., July 28, 1937, p. 1, col. 2:
(long article, edited)
Struck by a freight engine as he lay across the track, close to his home near Jones Creek in north Martinsville, Terrell G. Gilbert, about 40, local furniture plant employee, was instantly killed early Monday night. M. L. Gravely, fireman on the engine, said he noticed the body lying across the tracks, but not in time to bring the engine to a stop.
Gilbert, a native of North Carolina, came to Martinsville about 20 years ago, where since he had held employment in a local furniture industry.
He was a member of the First Baptist Church.
Surviving are his wife, who prior to her marriage was Miss Ruby Warren, this city and three children: Mary Elizabeth, Charles and Jimmy Gilbert; two brothers, Peter Gilbert of Mayodan, and John Gilbert of Baltimore; four sisters, Mrs. Cain Conway of Stanleytown; Mrs. Harvey Dalton of Madison, N.C., Mrs. William Cassaday and Miss Carrie Gilbert, both of Stanleytown. Mrs. Walter N. Gilbert of Broad Street, this city, is a sister-in-law.
Funeral services will be held from the residence on Dillard Street Wednesday with interment to follow in Oakwood Cemetery.
===
Ref: OAKWOOD CEMETERY LOT INDEX, Third Edition, Complied by the Martinsville Cemetery Assn.
Sect. 2, Lot 32:
Terrell G. Gilbert, 6/26/1897 - 7/26/1937
James M. Gilbert, 10/13/1932 - 10/14/1980
(source: Bruce Locke)
He was living in Stanley County, N.C. in 1917-18 when he registered for the WWI draft.
===
THE DAILY BULLETIN, Martinsville, Va.., Wed., July 28, 1937, p. 1, col. 2:
(long article, edited)
Struck by a freight engine as he lay across the track, close to his home near Jones Creek in north Martinsville, Terrell G. Gilbert, about 40, local furniture plant employee, was instantly killed early Monday night. M. L. Gravely, fireman on the engine, said he noticed the body lying across the tracks, but not in time to bring the engine to a stop.
Gilbert, a native of North Carolina, came to Martinsville about 20 years ago, where since he had held employment in a local furniture industry.
He was a member of the First Baptist Church.
Surviving are his wife, who prior to her marriage was Miss Ruby Warren, this city and three children: Mary Elizabeth, Charles and Jimmy Gilbert; two brothers, Peter Gilbert of Mayodan, and John Gilbert of Baltimore; four sisters, Mrs. Cain Conway of Stanleytown; Mrs. Harvey Dalton of Madison, N.C., Mrs. William Cassaday and Miss Carrie Gilbert, both of Stanleytown. Mrs. Walter N. Gilbert of Broad Street, this city, is a sister-in-law.
Funeral services will be held from the residence on Dillard Street Wednesday with interment to follow in Oakwood Cemetery.
===
Ref: OAKWOOD CEMETERY LOT INDEX, Third Edition, Complied by the Martinsville Cemetery Assn.
Sect. 2, Lot 32:
Terrell G. Gilbert, 6/26/1897 - 7/26/1937
James M. Gilbert, 10/13/1932 - 10/14/1980
(source: Bruce Locke)
===
THE DAILY BULLETIN, Martinsville, Va.., Wed., July 28, 1937, p. 1, col. 2:
(long article, edited)
Struck by a freight engine as he lay across the track, close to his home near Jones Creek in north Martinsville, Terrell G. Gilbert, about 40, local furniture plant employee, was instantly killed early Monday night. M. L. Gravely, fireman on the engine, said he noticed the body lying across the tracks, but not in time to bring the engine to a stop.
Gilbert, a native of North Carolina, came to Martinsville about 20 years ago, where since he had held employment in a local furniture industry.
He was a member of the First Baptist Church.
Surviving are his wife, who prior to her marriage was Miss Ruby Warren, this city and three children: Mary Elizabeth, Charles and Jimmy Gilbert; two brothers, Peter Gilbert of Mayodan, and John Gilbert of Baltimore; four sisters, Mrs. Cain Conway of Stanleytown; Mrs. Harvey Dalton of Madison, N.C., Mrs. William Cassaday and Miss Carrie Gilbert, both of Stanleytown. Mrs. Walter N. Gilbert of Broad Street, this city, is a sister-in-law.
Funeral services will be held from the residence on Dillard Street Wednesday with interment to follow in Oakwood Cemetery.
===
Ref: OAKWOOD CEMETERY LOT INDEX, Third Edition, Complied by the Martinsville Cemetery Assn.
Sect. 2, Lot 32:
Terrell G. Gilbert, 6/26/1897 - 7/26/1937
James M. Gilbert, 10/13/1932 - 10/14/1980
(source: Bruce Locke)
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