The Pulaski (TN) Citizen 07 Jun 1933
Funeral services for Walter Birdsong, 73, who died Thursday at his house in the Elkton Community, were conducted Friday afternoon at the residence, the Rev. J. C. Elkins, pastor of the Methodist Church at Prospect, officiating. Burial was at Elkton Cemetery.
Mr. Birdsong was a member of a prominent family in Giles County and had been a successful farmer in the south end of the county many years.
His wife, formerly Miss Laura Scruggs, survives, as do two sons, Grady and Eldon Birdsong, both of Elkton, and a brother Albert Birdsong, of Knoxville.
Funeral services for Walter Birdsong, 73, who died Thursday at his house in the Elkton Community, were conducted Friday afternoon at the residence, the Rev. J. C. Elkins, pastor of the Methodist Church at Prospect, officiating. Burial was at Elkton Cemetery.
Mr. Birdsong was a member of a prominent family in Giles County and had been a successful farmer in the south end of the county many years.
His wife, formerly Miss Laura Scruggs, survives, as do two sons, Grady and Eldon Birdsong, both of Elkton, and a brother Albert Birdsong, of Knoxville.
The Pulaski (TN) Citizen 07 Jun 1933
Funeral services for Walter Birdsong, 73, who died Thursday at his house in the Elkton Community, were conducted Friday afternoon at the residence, the Rev. J. C. Elkins, pastor of the Methodist Church at Prospect, officiating. Burial was at Elkton Cemetery.
Mr. Birdsong was a member of a prominent family in Giles County and had been a successful farmer in the south end of the county many years.
His wife, formerly Miss Laura Scruggs, survives, as do two sons, Grady and Eldon Birdsong, both of Elkton, and a brother Albert Birdsong, of Knoxville.
Funeral services for Walter Birdsong, 73, who died Thursday at his house in the Elkton Community, were conducted Friday afternoon at the residence, the Rev. J. C. Elkins, pastor of the Methodist Church at Prospect, officiating. Burial was at Elkton Cemetery.
Mr. Birdsong was a member of a prominent family in Giles County and had been a successful farmer in the south end of the county many years.
His wife, formerly Miss Laura Scruggs, survives, as do two sons, Grady and Eldon Birdsong, both of Elkton, and a brother Albert Birdsong, of Knoxville.
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W. H. BIRDSONG
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JUNE 1, 1933
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