No doctor, death reported as TB. No birth date given on death certificate. Birth year 1868 was taken from census.
There are two known cemeteries known as "Taylor's Providence" in Tennessee. One cemetery is located in White County while the other is situated in DeKalb County. William Hutchings died in White County. The place of interment on the death certificate was designated only as "Taylor's Providence." The DeKalb County Taylor's Providence Cemetery transcription ("DeKalb County Cemeteries" by Doris Garrison Gilbert, copyright 1989) does not transcribe any grave for William. Since William died in White County it seems reasonable he was interred in White County's Taylor Providence Cemetery.
There are two known cemeteries known as "Taylor's Providence" in Tennessee. One cemetery is located in White County while the other is situated in DeKalb County. William Hutchings died in White County. The place of interment on the death certificate was designated only as "Taylor's Providence." The DeKalb County Taylor's Providence Cemetery transcription ("DeKalb County Cemeteries" by Doris Garrison Gilbert, copyright 1989) does not transcribe any grave for William. Since William died in White County it seems reasonable he was interred in White County's Taylor Providence Cemetery.
No doctor, death reported as TB. No birth date given on death certificate. Birth year 1868 was taken from census.
There are two known cemeteries known as "Taylor's Providence" in Tennessee. One cemetery is located in White County while the other is situated in DeKalb County. William Hutchings died in White County. The place of interment on the death certificate was designated only as "Taylor's Providence." The DeKalb County Taylor's Providence Cemetery transcription ("DeKalb County Cemeteries" by Doris Garrison Gilbert, copyright 1989) does not transcribe any grave for William. Since William died in White County it seems reasonable he was interred in White County's Taylor Providence Cemetery.
There are two known cemeteries known as "Taylor's Providence" in Tennessee. One cemetery is located in White County while the other is situated in DeKalb County. William Hutchings died in White County. The place of interment on the death certificate was designated only as "Taylor's Providence." The DeKalb County Taylor's Providence Cemetery transcription ("DeKalb County Cemeteries" by Doris Garrison Gilbert, copyright 1989) does not transcribe any grave for William. Since William died in White County it seems reasonable he was interred in White County's Taylor Providence Cemetery.
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