Lloyd Albert Mudd was the son of Will and Alice (Edelen) Mudd. Albert was born in Washington County, Kentucky.
He was the father of at least James Albertus "Poss" Mudd, 1912-1980 and Theo Mudd, 1916-1989.
He died at Raywick Marion County, Kentucky of Mcyocarditis according to Marion County, Kentucky, coroner, John W. Hickey of Lebanon, Kentucky, dated Nov. 24, 1952.. He died Saturday, Nov. 22, 1952 (the night of the St, Francis Xavier Parish Thanksgiving festival. at Raywick, Kentucky). According to his death certificate #24329, Bosley and Son Funeral Home, Lebanon, Kentucky was in charge of the arrangements for his burial at St. Dominic Cemetery on Nov. 26, 1952.
Note: I was a seventh grader on November 24, 1952. We were playing ball on the playground west of Raywick Elementary School when we went to retrieve a ball that had gone part of the way off the bluff of Prather's Creek, about 60 feet below the schoolyard. We boys were astounded to see a dead body. We told the teachers and they sent a boy to tell Mr. Blandford and Mr. Mann at the nearby store so that they could notify the coroner. The coroner ruled his death, accidental.
He was the father of at least James Albertus "Poss" Mudd, 1912-1980 and Theo Mudd, 1916-1989.
He died at Raywick Marion County, Kentucky of Mcyocarditis according to Marion County, Kentucky, coroner, John W. Hickey of Lebanon, Kentucky, dated Nov. 24, 1952.. He died Saturday, Nov. 22, 1952 (the night of the St, Francis Xavier Parish Thanksgiving festival. at Raywick, Kentucky). According to his death certificate #24329, Bosley and Son Funeral Home, Lebanon, Kentucky was in charge of the arrangements for his burial at St. Dominic Cemetery on Nov. 26, 1952.
Note: I was a seventh grader on November 24, 1952. We were playing ball on the playground west of Raywick Elementary School when we went to retrieve a ball that had gone part of the way off the bluff of Prather's Creek, about 60 feet below the schoolyard. We boys were astounded to see a dead body. We told the teachers and they sent a boy to tell Mr. Blandford and Mr. Mann at the nearby store so that they could notify the coroner. The coroner ruled his death, accidental.
Lloyd Albert Mudd was the son of Will and Alice (Edelen) Mudd. Albert was born in Washington County, Kentucky.
He was the father of at least James Albertus "Poss" Mudd, 1912-1980 and Theo Mudd, 1916-1989.
He died at Raywick Marion County, Kentucky of Mcyocarditis according to Marion County, Kentucky, coroner, John W. Hickey of Lebanon, Kentucky, dated Nov. 24, 1952.. He died Saturday, Nov. 22, 1952 (the night of the St, Francis Xavier Parish Thanksgiving festival. at Raywick, Kentucky). According to his death certificate #24329, Bosley and Son Funeral Home, Lebanon, Kentucky was in charge of the arrangements for his burial at St. Dominic Cemetery on Nov. 26, 1952.
Note: I was a seventh grader on November 24, 1952. We were playing ball on the playground west of Raywick Elementary School when we went to retrieve a ball that had gone part of the way off the bluff of Prather's Creek, about 60 feet below the schoolyard. We boys were astounded to see a dead body. We told the teachers and they sent a boy to tell Mr. Blandford and Mr. Mann at the nearby store so that they could notify the coroner. The coroner ruled his death, accidental.
He was the father of at least James Albertus "Poss" Mudd, 1912-1980 and Theo Mudd, 1916-1989.
He died at Raywick Marion County, Kentucky of Mcyocarditis according to Marion County, Kentucky, coroner, John W. Hickey of Lebanon, Kentucky, dated Nov. 24, 1952.. He died Saturday, Nov. 22, 1952 (the night of the St, Francis Xavier Parish Thanksgiving festival. at Raywick, Kentucky). According to his death certificate #24329, Bosley and Son Funeral Home, Lebanon, Kentucky was in charge of the arrangements for his burial at St. Dominic Cemetery on Nov. 26, 1952.
Note: I was a seventh grader on November 24, 1952. We were playing ball on the playground west of Raywick Elementary School when we went to retrieve a ball that had gone part of the way off the bluff of Prather's Creek, about 60 feet below the schoolyard. We boys were astounded to see a dead body. We told the teachers and they sent a boy to tell Mr. Blandford and Mr. Mann at the nearby store so that they could notify the coroner. The coroner ruled his death, accidental.
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