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James Elmo Cupples

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James Elmo Cupples

Birth
Chester County, Tennessee, USA
Death
8 Aug 1988 (aged 67)
Wildersville, Henderson County, Tennessee, USA
Burial
Henderson, Chester County, Tennessee, USA Add to Map
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obit courtesy of Dari Wells.
unnamed and undated newspaper.

James Elmo Cupples

Services for James Elmo Cupples, 67 will be at 2 p.m., Wednesday at the Griffin Funeral Home with Rev. John Smart and Rev. Melvin Geary officiating. Burial will follow in the Cave Springs Cemetery in Chester County.
Mr. Cupples died Monday morning at his residence in Wildersville, Tennessee after a short illness.
He was born in Chester County and moved to the Bemis Community at an early age and was educated in the Madison County schools and West Tennessee Business College. Mr. Cupples was presently the Public Relations Director of the Cotton Patch, Inc.
He was a Baptist and a veteran of the U. S. Army serving in World War II. He was a member of the Sons of Confederate Veterans, serving as Commander of Camp 1403, Nathan Bedford Forrest Chapter Military Order of the Stars and Bars. He was President of the Henderson County Possum Club, President of the Henderson County Historical Society, and a member of the Henderson County Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors, was Treasurer of the Tourism Association of Southwest Tennessee, and was Sergeant Major of the 52nd Tennessee Infantry CSA and a radio personality (Ole Sarg) of FM 99 in Lexington.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Marie Ward Cupples of Memphis, a daughter, Mrs. Donna Derden of Irving, TX., a son, Douglas Cupples of Memphis, five half-sister's, Mrs. Edith Hall and Mrs. Lila Robison both of Henderson, Mrs. Lottie Tucker of Bethel Springs, Mrs. Linda Britt of Jackson and Mrs. Gloria Applegate of Peoria, IL., two foster sisters, Mrs. Arvie Granger and Mrs. Lorhada Martin both of Jackson, five half-brothers, Alton Patterson, Jerry Patterson and Donnie Patterson all of Bethel Springs, David Patterson of Sand Springs, Ok. And Kenton Patterson of Henderson and five grandchildren.

Dari Wells

12/19/2022 edit suggestion:
Suggested edit: Documentation for the names of his parents:
1. On the 1930 census he is listed with Ruben and Nancy Cupples, and the relationship is son.
2. In Nancy's obituary, he is listed as a surviving son.
Patricia Kennedy Max
Contributor: Patricia Kennedy Max (48551670) • [email protected]
obit courtesy of Dari Wells.
unnamed and undated newspaper.

James Elmo Cupples

Services for James Elmo Cupples, 67 will be at 2 p.m., Wednesday at the Griffin Funeral Home with Rev. John Smart and Rev. Melvin Geary officiating. Burial will follow in the Cave Springs Cemetery in Chester County.
Mr. Cupples died Monday morning at his residence in Wildersville, Tennessee after a short illness.
He was born in Chester County and moved to the Bemis Community at an early age and was educated in the Madison County schools and West Tennessee Business College. Mr. Cupples was presently the Public Relations Director of the Cotton Patch, Inc.
He was a Baptist and a veteran of the U. S. Army serving in World War II. He was a member of the Sons of Confederate Veterans, serving as Commander of Camp 1403, Nathan Bedford Forrest Chapter Military Order of the Stars and Bars. He was President of the Henderson County Possum Club, President of the Henderson County Historical Society, and a member of the Henderson County Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors, was Treasurer of the Tourism Association of Southwest Tennessee, and was Sergeant Major of the 52nd Tennessee Infantry CSA and a radio personality (Ole Sarg) of FM 99 in Lexington.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Marie Ward Cupples of Memphis, a daughter, Mrs. Donna Derden of Irving, TX., a son, Douglas Cupples of Memphis, five half-sister's, Mrs. Edith Hall and Mrs. Lila Robison both of Henderson, Mrs. Lottie Tucker of Bethel Springs, Mrs. Linda Britt of Jackson and Mrs. Gloria Applegate of Peoria, IL., two foster sisters, Mrs. Arvie Granger and Mrs. Lorhada Martin both of Jackson, five half-brothers, Alton Patterson, Jerry Patterson and Donnie Patterson all of Bethel Springs, David Patterson of Sand Springs, Ok. And Kenton Patterson of Henderson and five grandchildren.

Dari Wells

12/19/2022 edit suggestion:
Suggested edit: Documentation for the names of his parents:
1. On the 1930 census he is listed with Ruben and Nancy Cupples, and the relationship is son.
2. In Nancy's obituary, he is listed as a surviving son.
Patricia Kennedy Max
Contributor: Patricia Kennedy Max (48551670) • [email protected]


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