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William Jackson “Jack” Huggins

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William Jackson “Jack” Huggins

Birth
Hemingway, Williamsburg County, South Carolina, USA
Death
1 Nov 1961 (aged 80)
Hemingway, Williamsburg County, South Carolina, USA
Burial
Williamsburg County, South Carolina, USA Add to Map
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W. J. (JACK) HUGGINS
HEMINGWAY - Funeral services for William Jackson (Jack) Huggins will be conducted Thursday at 11 a.m. at Huggins Chapel Southern Methodist Church.

Burial will be in Ebenezer Cemetery, directed by Morris Funeral Home.

Pallbearers will be Anderson Huggins, Bennie Clark Huggins, Clair Walizer, Decar Cox, B.A. Cox, and Edwin Haselden. Officers and teachers of Huggins Chapel will be honarary pallbearers.

Mr. Huggins,80, son of the late John Samuel and Josephine Isabelle Hughes Huggins, died Tuesday at 6:15 p.m. in Johnson Memorial Hospital following a severe illness of a few hours.

Mr. Jack was always active and believed in buying land. He was was a farmer and a large scale landowner in the Hemingway area. He also owned a saw mill and a used furniture store.He was a founder of the Southern Methodist Denomination in Hemingway and founded Huggins Chapel, which was named in his honor,in Hemingway in 1949. At this church he served as trustee, steward and teacher of the Men's Bible Class for 25 years. Jack and Mary Frances Cox Huggins reared ten children: DeWitt Talmadge Huggins,Curtis Jackson Huggins,William Lloyd Huggins, Janie Isabelle Huggins, Trudith A. Huggins, Joseph Palmer Huggins, Alva Lee Huggins, Mary Maysbeth Huggins, Albert Golden Huggins and Sara E. Huggins.
W. J. (JACK) HUGGINS
HEMINGWAY - Funeral services for William Jackson (Jack) Huggins will be conducted Thursday at 11 a.m. at Huggins Chapel Southern Methodist Church.

Burial will be in Ebenezer Cemetery, directed by Morris Funeral Home.

Pallbearers will be Anderson Huggins, Bennie Clark Huggins, Clair Walizer, Decar Cox, B.A. Cox, and Edwin Haselden. Officers and teachers of Huggins Chapel will be honarary pallbearers.

Mr. Huggins,80, son of the late John Samuel and Josephine Isabelle Hughes Huggins, died Tuesday at 6:15 p.m. in Johnson Memorial Hospital following a severe illness of a few hours.

Mr. Jack was always active and believed in buying land. He was was a farmer and a large scale landowner in the Hemingway area. He also owned a saw mill and a used furniture store.He was a founder of the Southern Methodist Denomination in Hemingway and founded Huggins Chapel, which was named in his honor,in Hemingway in 1949. At this church he served as trustee, steward and teacher of the Men's Bible Class for 25 years. Jack and Mary Frances Cox Huggins reared ten children: DeWitt Talmadge Huggins,Curtis Jackson Huggins,William Lloyd Huggins, Janie Isabelle Huggins, Trudith A. Huggins, Joseph Palmer Huggins, Alva Lee Huggins, Mary Maysbeth Huggins, Albert Golden Huggins and Sara E. Huggins.

Gravesite Details

Burial site of Mary Maysbeth Huggins McGuiness (1916-1992) Memorial # 154804068; Holy Cross Cemetery, James Island, Charleston County, SC.

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