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Ellis Ivy Hood

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Ellis Ivy Hood

Birth
Livingston Parish, Louisiana, USA
Death
4 Dec 1965 (aged 87)
Denham Springs, Livingston Parish, Louisiana, USA
Burial
Walker, Livingston Parish, Louisiana, USA Add to Map
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Died Saturday, Dec. 4, at 8:30 a.m. in Dixon Memorial Hospital, Denham Springs. He was 89, a resident of 1113 Florida Ave., Denham Springs, and a native of Livingston Parish. Retired timber and cattle man. Body at Hollobaugh Spindle Funeral Home in Denham Springs until 2:45 p.m. Sunday. Religious service at First Methodist Church, Denham Springs, Sunday at 3 p.m., conducted by Rev. Harold Hine and Rev. Dewitt Milton. Burial in Palmetto Cemetery, Walker.

Survived by three sons, I. Coburn Hood, Baton Rouge, and Robin Hood and Boyd Hood, Denham Springs; one daughter, Mrs. W. C. Peak, Denham Springs; two brothers, Ollie and Norris Hood, Denham Springs; 13 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.

Member of First Methodist Church, Denham Springs.

In lieu of flowers, family requests contributions be sent to the First Methodist Church Building Fund or to Walker Methodist Church.

Active pallbearers are Robin Richard Hood, Sidney Milton Hood, Mack Ellis Hood, Robin Hood Jr., Coburn Emmett Hood, Boyd Ellis Hood and Johnny Hood.

Honorary pallbearers are Clyde Hood, Joe Hood, Lester Hood, Louis Hood, Elmo Hood, Hillian Hood, Ray Hood, Cline Hood, Garney Hood, Jesse Hood, Durad Hood, Dr. David Thibodeaux, Marshall Bodn, Eugene Watson, Gordon Day, H. Paul Odom, Zack Graham, L. W. Rainey, Carl Bond, Leon Lovett, Edmond Bond, Stewart Bond, Sheldon Varnado, Walter Coburn, Joe Kelly Coburn, Glen Ellis, Cooper Hutchinson, Joel Hatchell, Charles H. Keys, Clay Linder, Calvin Courtney and members of the Men's Sunday School Class of the First Methodist Church of Denham Springs.

Published in The Sunday Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA), December 5, 1965
Died Saturday, Dec. 4, at 8:30 a.m. in Dixon Memorial Hospital, Denham Springs. He was 89, a resident of 1113 Florida Ave., Denham Springs, and a native of Livingston Parish. Retired timber and cattle man. Body at Hollobaugh Spindle Funeral Home in Denham Springs until 2:45 p.m. Sunday. Religious service at First Methodist Church, Denham Springs, Sunday at 3 p.m., conducted by Rev. Harold Hine and Rev. Dewitt Milton. Burial in Palmetto Cemetery, Walker.

Survived by three sons, I. Coburn Hood, Baton Rouge, and Robin Hood and Boyd Hood, Denham Springs; one daughter, Mrs. W. C. Peak, Denham Springs; two brothers, Ollie and Norris Hood, Denham Springs; 13 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.

Member of First Methodist Church, Denham Springs.

In lieu of flowers, family requests contributions be sent to the First Methodist Church Building Fund or to Walker Methodist Church.

Active pallbearers are Robin Richard Hood, Sidney Milton Hood, Mack Ellis Hood, Robin Hood Jr., Coburn Emmett Hood, Boyd Ellis Hood and Johnny Hood.

Honorary pallbearers are Clyde Hood, Joe Hood, Lester Hood, Louis Hood, Elmo Hood, Hillian Hood, Ray Hood, Cline Hood, Garney Hood, Jesse Hood, Durad Hood, Dr. David Thibodeaux, Marshall Bodn, Eugene Watson, Gordon Day, H. Paul Odom, Zack Graham, L. W. Rainey, Carl Bond, Leon Lovett, Edmond Bond, Stewart Bond, Sheldon Varnado, Walter Coburn, Joe Kelly Coburn, Glen Ellis, Cooper Hutchinson, Joel Hatchell, Charles H. Keys, Clay Linder, Calvin Courtney and members of the Men's Sunday School Class of the First Methodist Church of Denham Springs.

Published in The Sunday Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA), December 5, 1965

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Ellis Ivy Hood married Amy Coburn on July 12, 1905 in Livingston Parish, LA.

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