Daughter of Charles R.and Henrietta Draper or Penelope Ford
(Children of Thompson Luther "Tobe" Denny & Frances "Fanny" Jane Ford are: Minnie Belle Denny (1879-1963) md 1st Hasker Michael Jared – md 2nd George E. Snyder; Marguerite "Maggie" Black Denny (1881-1949)
md Judge Oscar K. Holladay; Leslie Luther Denny (1884-1903)
md Nallie Naoma Trousdale; Cora Agnes Denny (1887-1977)
md William D. McCluen; Clara Lucy Denny (1890-1972)
md Dr. Elisha A. Conger and Theophalus Larimore "Larry" Denny (1893-1942) md Ollie May Davis).
DENNY, FANNY: Mrs. Fanny Denny, wife of Mayor T. L. Denny, died at her home in this city on Saturday Sept. 12, 1908, aged about 53 years. While she had been in poor health for some time her friends did not realize her condition, and her death was a surprise. She was laid to rest in the city cemetery Sunday afternoon, many friends being present to pay respect to the loved departed one. Mrs. Denny had been for many years a devoted member of the Christian church, and died in the triumph of christian faith. She was a daughter of the late Chas. R. and Penelope Ford, and sister of Messrs. T. D. Ford Jas. F. Ford and Miss Cora Ford and Mrs. O. Ranchfuss of this city, and Mrs. Sallie Watson of Pittsburg, Pa. Five children survive Mrs. Denny -- Mrs. H. M. Jared, Mrs. O. K. Holladay, Mrs. W. M. McCluen, Miss Clara Denny, and Master Larimore Denny, all of this city. The sympathy of the entire community goes out to the family in their bereavement. [Date 9/16/1908, Vol. VI, No. 33, Page 1]
THE ABOVE OBIT COMPLIMENTS OF JOYCE PARKER
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update rec'd 9/21/2017 from Charles Robin Rauch :
A BEAUTIFUL TRIBUTE TO FRANCES DENNY: Denny, Fannie Ford: Mrs. Fannie Ford Denny - ... "Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord" was never made more impressive than in the death of Mrs. Fannie Denny, wife of Mayor T. L. Denny, who fell asleep on Saturday night, September the 12th so quietly and so peacefully that her loved ones could hardly realize that she had left them, and were totally unprepared for the grevious blow as they did not know that her condition was so serious until a few hours before her death. But that she was as perfectly prepared to meet the summons of her Saviour as one can be in this life, her family, neighbors and frends can truly testify. The funeral services were conducted by Mr. Jere Whitson, Mr. John Richardson and other members of the Christian Church of which she was a faithful member The casket was carried into the yard of her home, beneath the shade of the trees, surrounded by lovely flowers and her bereaved family and friends. Mr. Whitson was earnest appropriate, and very true. ... Her body was laid to rest in the Cookeville Cemetery by the side of her son, ... [Date: 9/17/1908, Vol. XXI, No. 38, Page 1] THE COOKEVILLE PRESS.
(Children of Thompson Luther "Tobe" Denny & Frances "Fanny" Jane Ford are: Minnie Belle Denny (1879-1963) md 1st Hasker Michael Jared – md 2nd George E. Snyder; Marguerite "Maggie" Black Denny (1881-1949)
md Judge Oscar K. Holladay; Leslie Luther Denny (1884-1903)
md Nallie Naoma Trousdale; Cora Agnes Denny (1887-1977)
md William D. McCluen; Clara Lucy Denny (1890-1972)
md Dr. Elisha A. Conger and Theophalus Larimore "Larry" Denny (1893-1942) md Ollie May Davis).
DENNY, FANNY: Mrs. Fanny Denny, wife of Mayor T. L. Denny, died at her home in this city on Saturday Sept. 12, 1908, aged about 53 years. While she had been in poor health for some time her friends did not realize her condition, and her death was a surprise. She was laid to rest in the city cemetery Sunday afternoon, many friends being present to pay respect to the loved departed one. Mrs. Denny had been for many years a devoted member of the Christian church, and died in the triumph of christian faith. She was a daughter of the late Chas. R. and Penelope Ford, and sister of Messrs. T. D. Ford Jas. F. Ford and Miss Cora Ford and Mrs. O. Ranchfuss of this city, and Mrs. Sallie Watson of Pittsburg, Pa. Five children survive Mrs. Denny -- Mrs. H. M. Jared, Mrs. O. K. Holladay, Mrs. W. M. McCluen, Miss Clara Denny, and Master Larimore Denny, all of this city. The sympathy of the entire community goes out to the family in their bereavement. [Date 9/16/1908, Vol. VI, No. 33, Page 1]
THE ABOVE OBIT COMPLIMENTS OF JOYCE PARKER
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update rec'd 9/21/2017 from Charles Robin Rauch :
A BEAUTIFUL TRIBUTE TO FRANCES DENNY: Denny, Fannie Ford: Mrs. Fannie Ford Denny - ... "Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord" was never made more impressive than in the death of Mrs. Fannie Denny, wife of Mayor T. L. Denny, who fell asleep on Saturday night, September the 12th so quietly and so peacefully that her loved ones could hardly realize that she had left them, and were totally unprepared for the grevious blow as they did not know that her condition was so serious until a few hours before her death. But that she was as perfectly prepared to meet the summons of her Saviour as one can be in this life, her family, neighbors and frends can truly testify. The funeral services were conducted by Mr. Jere Whitson, Mr. John Richardson and other members of the Christian Church of which she was a faithful member The casket was carried into the yard of her home, beneath the shade of the trees, surrounded by lovely flowers and her bereaved family and friends. Mr. Whitson was earnest appropriate, and very true. ... Her body was laid to rest in the Cookeville Cemetery by the side of her son, ... [Date: 9/17/1908, Vol. XXI, No. 38, Page 1] THE COOKEVILLE PRESS.
Daughter of Charles R.and Henrietta Draper or Penelope Ford
(Children of Thompson Luther "Tobe" Denny & Frances "Fanny" Jane Ford are: Minnie Belle Denny (1879-1963) md 1st Hasker Michael Jared – md 2nd George E. Snyder; Marguerite "Maggie" Black Denny (1881-1949)
md Judge Oscar K. Holladay; Leslie Luther Denny (1884-1903)
md Nallie Naoma Trousdale; Cora Agnes Denny (1887-1977)
md William D. McCluen; Clara Lucy Denny (1890-1972)
md Dr. Elisha A. Conger and Theophalus Larimore "Larry" Denny (1893-1942) md Ollie May Davis).
DENNY, FANNY: Mrs. Fanny Denny, wife of Mayor T. L. Denny, died at her home in this city on Saturday Sept. 12, 1908, aged about 53 years. While she had been in poor health for some time her friends did not realize her condition, and her death was a surprise. She was laid to rest in the city cemetery Sunday afternoon, many friends being present to pay respect to the loved departed one. Mrs. Denny had been for many years a devoted member of the Christian church, and died in the triumph of christian faith. She was a daughter of the late Chas. R. and Penelope Ford, and sister of Messrs. T. D. Ford Jas. F. Ford and Miss Cora Ford and Mrs. O. Ranchfuss of this city, and Mrs. Sallie Watson of Pittsburg, Pa. Five children survive Mrs. Denny -- Mrs. H. M. Jared, Mrs. O. K. Holladay, Mrs. W. M. McCluen, Miss Clara Denny, and Master Larimore Denny, all of this city. The sympathy of the entire community goes out to the family in their bereavement. [Date 9/16/1908, Vol. VI, No. 33, Page 1]
THE ABOVE OBIT COMPLIMENTS OF JOYCE PARKER
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update rec'd 9/21/2017 from Charles Robin Rauch :
A BEAUTIFUL TRIBUTE TO FRANCES DENNY: Denny, Fannie Ford: Mrs. Fannie Ford Denny - ... "Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord" was never made more impressive than in the death of Mrs. Fannie Denny, wife of Mayor T. L. Denny, who fell asleep on Saturday night, September the 12th so quietly and so peacefully that her loved ones could hardly realize that she had left them, and were totally unprepared for the grevious blow as they did not know that her condition was so serious until a few hours before her death. But that she was as perfectly prepared to meet the summons of her Saviour as one can be in this life, her family, neighbors and frends can truly testify. The funeral services were conducted by Mr. Jere Whitson, Mr. John Richardson and other members of the Christian Church of which she was a faithful member The casket was carried into the yard of her home, beneath the shade of the trees, surrounded by lovely flowers and her bereaved family and friends. Mr. Whitson was earnest appropriate, and very true. ... Her body was laid to rest in the Cookeville Cemetery by the side of her son, ... [Date: 9/17/1908, Vol. XXI, No. 38, Page 1] THE COOKEVILLE PRESS.
(Children of Thompson Luther "Tobe" Denny & Frances "Fanny" Jane Ford are: Minnie Belle Denny (1879-1963) md 1st Hasker Michael Jared – md 2nd George E. Snyder; Marguerite "Maggie" Black Denny (1881-1949)
md Judge Oscar K. Holladay; Leslie Luther Denny (1884-1903)
md Nallie Naoma Trousdale; Cora Agnes Denny (1887-1977)
md William D. McCluen; Clara Lucy Denny (1890-1972)
md Dr. Elisha A. Conger and Theophalus Larimore "Larry" Denny (1893-1942) md Ollie May Davis).
DENNY, FANNY: Mrs. Fanny Denny, wife of Mayor T. L. Denny, died at her home in this city on Saturday Sept. 12, 1908, aged about 53 years. While she had been in poor health for some time her friends did not realize her condition, and her death was a surprise. She was laid to rest in the city cemetery Sunday afternoon, many friends being present to pay respect to the loved departed one. Mrs. Denny had been for many years a devoted member of the Christian church, and died in the triumph of christian faith. She was a daughter of the late Chas. R. and Penelope Ford, and sister of Messrs. T. D. Ford Jas. F. Ford and Miss Cora Ford and Mrs. O. Ranchfuss of this city, and Mrs. Sallie Watson of Pittsburg, Pa. Five children survive Mrs. Denny -- Mrs. H. M. Jared, Mrs. O. K. Holladay, Mrs. W. M. McCluen, Miss Clara Denny, and Master Larimore Denny, all of this city. The sympathy of the entire community goes out to the family in their bereavement. [Date 9/16/1908, Vol. VI, No. 33, Page 1]
THE ABOVE OBIT COMPLIMENTS OF JOYCE PARKER
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update rec'd 9/21/2017 from Charles Robin Rauch :
A BEAUTIFUL TRIBUTE TO FRANCES DENNY: Denny, Fannie Ford: Mrs. Fannie Ford Denny - ... "Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord" was never made more impressive than in the death of Mrs. Fannie Denny, wife of Mayor T. L. Denny, who fell asleep on Saturday night, September the 12th so quietly and so peacefully that her loved ones could hardly realize that she had left them, and were totally unprepared for the grevious blow as they did not know that her condition was so serious until a few hours before her death. But that she was as perfectly prepared to meet the summons of her Saviour as one can be in this life, her family, neighbors and frends can truly testify. The funeral services were conducted by Mr. Jere Whitson, Mr. John Richardson and other members of the Christian Church of which she was a faithful member The casket was carried into the yard of her home, beneath the shade of the trees, surrounded by lovely flowers and her bereaved family and friends. Mr. Whitson was earnest appropriate, and very true. ... Her body was laid to rest in the Cookeville Cemetery by the side of her son, ... [Date: 9/17/1908, Vol. XXI, No. 38, Page 1] THE COOKEVILLE PRESS.
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