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Judge Stephen Hail Tate

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Judge Stephen Hail Tate

Birth
Tateville, Pulaski County, Kentucky, USA
Death
2 Jan 1911 (aged 82)
Monticello, Wayne County, Kentucky, USA
Burial
Monticello, Wayne County, Kentucky, USA
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Section 5, Row 7, Grave 12
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Judge Stephen H. Tate departed this life at his home in Monticello, Ky. January 2nd 1911, at Tateville, Pulaski county, Ky., December 5th 1828, and had therefore seen 82 birthdays. He was married twice, his first marriage being to Miss Rhoda Dick, of Wayne County. ..... His second marriage was to Miss Minerva Jane Lewis, of Pulaski county, who proceeded him to the better world about four months ago. .....
He was elected Sheriff of Pulaski county and served as such during a portion of the Civil War, being the first Sheriff of the county to secure a quietus, for many years. He was elected and served as Magistrate for 16 years in that county. After that he removed to Wayne county and located near Cross Roads. He was elected and served as Magistrate for 8 years in this county, after which he was elected and served one term as County Judge. He was careful, painstaking and honest in the discharge of the duties of the many official positions held by him. ..... WCO/BRC
Judge Stephen H. Tate departed this life at his home in Monticello, Ky. January 2nd 1911, at Tateville, Pulaski county, Ky., December 5th 1828, and had therefore seen 82 birthdays. He was married twice, his first marriage being to Miss Rhoda Dick, of Wayne County. ..... His second marriage was to Miss Minerva Jane Lewis, of Pulaski county, who proceeded him to the better world about four months ago. .....
He was elected Sheriff of Pulaski county and served as such during a portion of the Civil War, being the first Sheriff of the county to secure a quietus, for many years. He was elected and served as Magistrate for 16 years in that county. After that he removed to Wayne county and located near Cross Roads. He was elected and served as Magistrate for 8 years in this county, after which he was elected and served one term as County Judge. He was careful, painstaking and honest in the discharge of the duties of the many official positions held by him. ..... WCO/BRC

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