The Advocate-Messenger(Danville, Kentucky)03 May 1957, Fri • Page 2
W H Robertson Dies At His Home
W. H. Robertson, 77 of 412 Grant Street; who served as a guard at LaGrange Reformatory for 18 years-, died at 10:30 o clock on Thursday nteht at his .home. He had been in ill health for more than a year and a half. Born July 4, 1879, in BoyIe County, he had lived here all of bis life and was a member of First Pres byterian Church. Survivors are his wife. Mrs. Minnie Davis Robertson: three daughters. Mrs. T. B. Edwards. Danville; Mrs. Wavne Jerdon, Hamilton, Ohio: and Mrs. Horace Hendren, Bradenton, Fla.; two brothers; Evarett Robertson Danville and Jack, Robertson, Lexington; two sisters, Mr. Mary Bee Hogue, Danville, and Mrs, Joe Graham, Louisville and three grandchildren. Funeral sservices will be held at 2 o'clock (CDT) on Monday-, afternoon at . Stith funeral home, with the Rev. Bruce Compton, pastor of First Presbyterian Church officiating. - Interment will - be In Bellevue cemetery. The body Is at the funeral home.
W H Robertson Dies At His Home
W. H. Robertson, 77 of 412 Grant Street; who served as a guard at LaGrange Reformatory for 18 years-, died at 10:30 o clock on Thursday nteht at his .home. He had been in ill health for more than a year and a half. Born July 4, 1879, in BoyIe County, he had lived here all of bis life and was a member of First Pres byterian Church. Survivors are his wife. Mrs. Minnie Davis Robertson: three daughters. Mrs. T. B. Edwards. Danville; Mrs. Wavne Jerdon, Hamilton, Ohio: and Mrs. Horace Hendren, Bradenton, Fla.; two brothers; Evarett Robertson Danville and Jack, Robertson, Lexington; two sisters, Mr. Mary Bee Hogue, Danville, and Mrs, Joe Graham, Louisville and three grandchildren. Funeral sservices will be held at 2 o'clock (CDT) on Monday-, afternoon at . Stith funeral home, with the Rev. Bruce Compton, pastor of First Presbyterian Church officiating. - Interment will - be In Bellevue cemetery. The body Is at the funeral home.
The Advocate-Messenger(Danville, Kentucky)03 May 1957, Fri • Page 2
W H Robertson Dies At His Home
W. H. Robertson, 77 of 412 Grant Street; who served as a guard at LaGrange Reformatory for 18 years-, died at 10:30 o clock on Thursday nteht at his .home. He had been in ill health for more than a year and a half. Born July 4, 1879, in BoyIe County, he had lived here all of bis life and was a member of First Pres byterian Church. Survivors are his wife. Mrs. Minnie Davis Robertson: three daughters. Mrs. T. B. Edwards. Danville; Mrs. Wavne Jerdon, Hamilton, Ohio: and Mrs. Horace Hendren, Bradenton, Fla.; two brothers; Evarett Robertson Danville and Jack, Robertson, Lexington; two sisters, Mr. Mary Bee Hogue, Danville, and Mrs, Joe Graham, Louisville and three grandchildren. Funeral sservices will be held at 2 o'clock (CDT) on Monday-, afternoon at . Stith funeral home, with the Rev. Bruce Compton, pastor of First Presbyterian Church officiating. - Interment will - be In Bellevue cemetery. The body Is at the funeral home.
W H Robertson Dies At His Home
W. H. Robertson, 77 of 412 Grant Street; who served as a guard at LaGrange Reformatory for 18 years-, died at 10:30 o clock on Thursday nteht at his .home. He had been in ill health for more than a year and a half. Born July 4, 1879, in BoyIe County, he had lived here all of bis life and was a member of First Pres byterian Church. Survivors are his wife. Mrs. Minnie Davis Robertson: three daughters. Mrs. T. B. Edwards. Danville; Mrs. Wavne Jerdon, Hamilton, Ohio: and Mrs. Horace Hendren, Bradenton, Fla.; two brothers; Evarett Robertson Danville and Jack, Robertson, Lexington; two sisters, Mr. Mary Bee Hogue, Danville, and Mrs, Joe Graham, Louisville and three grandchildren. Funeral sservices will be held at 2 o'clock (CDT) on Monday-, afternoon at . Stith funeral home, with the Rev. Bruce Compton, pastor of First Presbyterian Church officiating. - Interment will - be In Bellevue cemetery. The body Is at the funeral home.
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