He was the son of William Henry and Rachel (Stamper) Pratt. He was twice married, first to Maletha Graham and second to Rose Ellen(Lacy)Chaney.
Hazel Green Herald
December 10, 1896
Pg. 4 Col. 2
Gillmore Gleanings
Charley Pratt was struck last Saturday morning and is not expected to live, though he was alive at this writing. Dr. Carroll is attending him.
The(Berea,Ky)Citizen
February 21, 1901
Pg. 4
"Wolfe County"
Charlie J. Pratt who has been confined to his bed for four months, is very low.
NOTE: The issue of the Hazel Green Herald that would have presumably announced the death of Charles Pratt no longer exists. This item which was published in the Berea Citizen must have originally come from an issue of the Hazel Green Herlald that no longer exists.
Hazel Green Herald
December 10, 1896
Pg. 4 Col. 2
Gillmore Gleanings
Charley Pratt was struck last Saturday morning and is not expected to live, though he was alive at this writing. Dr. Carroll is attending him.
The(Berea,Ky)Citizen
February 21, 1901
Pg. 4
"Wolfe County"
Charlie J. Pratt who has been confined to his bed for four months, is very low.
NOTE: The issue of the Hazel Green Herald that would have presumably announced the death of Charles Pratt no longer exists. This item which was published in the Berea Citizen must have originally come from an issue of the Hazel Green Herlald that no longer exists.
He was the son of William Henry and Rachel (Stamper) Pratt. He was twice married, first to Maletha Graham and second to Rose Ellen(Lacy)Chaney.
Hazel Green Herald
December 10, 1896
Pg. 4 Col. 2
Gillmore Gleanings
Charley Pratt was struck last Saturday morning and is not expected to live, though he was alive at this writing. Dr. Carroll is attending him.
The(Berea,Ky)Citizen
February 21, 1901
Pg. 4
"Wolfe County"
Charlie J. Pratt who has been confined to his bed for four months, is very low.
NOTE: The issue of the Hazel Green Herald that would have presumably announced the death of Charles Pratt no longer exists. This item which was published in the Berea Citizen must have originally come from an issue of the Hazel Green Herlald that no longer exists.
Hazel Green Herald
December 10, 1896
Pg. 4 Col. 2
Gillmore Gleanings
Charley Pratt was struck last Saturday morning and is not expected to live, though he was alive at this writing. Dr. Carroll is attending him.
The(Berea,Ky)Citizen
February 21, 1901
Pg. 4
"Wolfe County"
Charlie J. Pratt who has been confined to his bed for four months, is very low.
NOTE: The issue of the Hazel Green Herald that would have presumably announced the death of Charles Pratt no longer exists. This item which was published in the Berea Citizen must have originally come from an issue of the Hazel Green Herlald that no longer exists.
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