FROM THE CROCKETT COUNTY SENTINEL, BELL, TN. 2/2/1950
Services were held from Mrs. Lena Gertrude Castleman Wednesday at the Church of Christ in Alamo, buried in Cairo Cemetery, who died at Baptist Hospital in Memphis Monday, she was 64. She was born in Obion County but lived most of her life in Crockett County. She leaves her husband C.E. Castleman; one son Clinton Castleman of Alamo; two daughters, Miss Martha Castleman and Mrs. Nettive Reasons of Memphis; two half-sisters, Mrs. Pauline Cooke of Alamo and Mrs. Joe Tate of Ridgely; two half-brothers, Howard Hall of Greenville and Hebra Hall of Detroit, Michigan; and two grandchildren.
She was the daughter of Joe and Emily Sisk Taylor. Death was from a CVA.
Services were held from Mrs. Lena Gertrude Castleman Wednesday at the Church of Christ in Alamo, buried in Cairo Cemetery, who died at Baptist Hospital in Memphis Monday, she was 64. She was born in Obion County but lived most of her life in Crockett County. She leaves her husband C.E. Castleman; one son Clinton Castleman of Alamo; two daughters, Miss Martha Castleman and Mrs. Nettive Reasons of Memphis; two half-sisters, Mrs. Pauline Cooke of Alamo and Mrs. Joe Tate of Ridgely; two half-brothers, Howard Hall of Greenville and Hebra Hall of Detroit, Michigan; and two grandchildren.
She was the daughter of Joe and Emily Sisk Taylor. Death was from a CVA.
FROM THE CROCKETT COUNTY SENTINEL, BELL, TN. 2/2/1950
Services were held from Mrs. Lena Gertrude Castleman Wednesday at the Church of Christ in Alamo, buried in Cairo Cemetery, who died at Baptist Hospital in Memphis Monday, she was 64. She was born in Obion County but lived most of her life in Crockett County. She leaves her husband C.E. Castleman; one son Clinton Castleman of Alamo; two daughters, Miss Martha Castleman and Mrs. Nettive Reasons of Memphis; two half-sisters, Mrs. Pauline Cooke of Alamo and Mrs. Joe Tate of Ridgely; two half-brothers, Howard Hall of Greenville and Hebra Hall of Detroit, Michigan; and two grandchildren.
She was the daughter of Joe and Emily Sisk Taylor. Death was from a CVA.
Services were held from Mrs. Lena Gertrude Castleman Wednesday at the Church of Christ in Alamo, buried in Cairo Cemetery, who died at Baptist Hospital in Memphis Monday, she was 64. She was born in Obion County but lived most of her life in Crockett County. She leaves her husband C.E. Castleman; one son Clinton Castleman of Alamo; two daughters, Miss Martha Castleman and Mrs. Nettive Reasons of Memphis; two half-sisters, Mrs. Pauline Cooke of Alamo and Mrs. Joe Tate of Ridgely; two half-brothers, Howard Hall of Greenville and Hebra Hall of Detroit, Michigan; and two grandchildren.
She was the daughter of Joe and Emily Sisk Taylor. Death was from a CVA.
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