Son of David Rhudy and Elizabeth Barbara Spracher
He never married.
BURKES GARDEN
On last Friday morning, just after daylight, the dwelling house, smoke house and granary, belonging to Mrs. Julia Ann HALL were burned. Part of the furniture from two rooms was saved and everything else was consumed. Mr. Gus RHUDY, who had been making his home with Mrs. HALL for several years, was burned in the house, his body being entirely consumed by the flames. Nothing of his body was found, except some bones, which were put in a coffin and buried on Saturday. The origin of the fire is not known.
Clinch Valley news., August 9, 1912
He never married.
BURKES GARDEN
On last Friday morning, just after daylight, the dwelling house, smoke house and granary, belonging to Mrs. Julia Ann HALL were burned. Part of the furniture from two rooms was saved and everything else was consumed. Mr. Gus RHUDY, who had been making his home with Mrs. HALL for several years, was burned in the house, his body being entirely consumed by the flames. Nothing of his body was found, except some bones, which were put in a coffin and buried on Saturday. The origin of the fire is not known.
Clinch Valley news., August 9, 1912
Son of David Rhudy and Elizabeth Barbara Spracher
He never married.
BURKES GARDEN
On last Friday morning, just after daylight, the dwelling house, smoke house and granary, belonging to Mrs. Julia Ann HALL were burned. Part of the furniture from two rooms was saved and everything else was consumed. Mr. Gus RHUDY, who had been making his home with Mrs. HALL for several years, was burned in the house, his body being entirely consumed by the flames. Nothing of his body was found, except some bones, which were put in a coffin and buried on Saturday. The origin of the fire is not known.
Clinch Valley news., August 9, 1912
He never married.
BURKES GARDEN
On last Friday morning, just after daylight, the dwelling house, smoke house and granary, belonging to Mrs. Julia Ann HALL were burned. Part of the furniture from two rooms was saved and everything else was consumed. Mr. Gus RHUDY, who had been making his home with Mrs. HALL for several years, was burned in the house, his body being entirely consumed by the flames. Nothing of his body was found, except some bones, which were put in a coffin and buried on Saturday. The origin of the fire is not known.
Clinch Valley news., August 9, 1912
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