Charles Joseph "Charlie" Ryan was born 8 Dec 1881 in Blount County, Alabama, and died 31 Oct 1940 in Blount County, Alabama. He was buried in Antioch Methodist Cemetery, Oneonta, Blount County, Alabama. He was the son of James M. "Jim" Ryan and Mary Ann "Polly" Wilemon. He married Donna McClendon. She was born 12 Aug 1886 in Blount County, Alabama, and died 26 May 1990 in Blount County, Alabama. She was buried in Antioch Methodist Cemetery, Oneonta, Blount County, Alabama.
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C. J. Ryan Dies From Injuries. Prominent Straight Mountain Citizen Dies In Hospital In Birmingham.
C.J. Ryan, one of the most prominent citizens of Straight Mountain, died in a Birmingham hospital at 4:00 0'clock a.m. Thursday of last week as a result of internal injuries received in an automobile accident several days
previous.
Mt. Ryan was well known to many people of this section and, with the exception of a year in Texas and a year spent in St. Clair County, he had spend his entire life in the same county. He was a man who always took and
active part in the up-building of his county and community. He could always be counted on to help in any movement that was on the side of right and progress.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Donnie Ryan; seven sons, John Wesley of Route 2, Oneonta; Hoyt of Bessemer; Ernest, Jim, Lester, Calvin, and Herbert, all of Route 4, Oneonta; four daughters, Esther, Eva, May, and Vera Ryan, all of Route 4, Oneonta; one brother of Phoenix, Arizona; and one sister, Mrs. Mary McConnell of Route 2, Oneonta.
Funeral services were conducted at Antioch on November 1st at 2:00 p.m. with Rev. Wallace Murphree conducting and Robinette in charge.
[The Southern Democrat, November 7, 1940]
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C. J. Ryan Dies From Injuries. Prominent Straight Mountain Citizen Dies In Hospital In Birmingham.
C.J. Ryan, one of the most prominent citizens of Straight Mountain, died in a Birmingham hospital at 4:00 0'clock a.m. Thursday of last week as a result of internal injuries received in an automobile accident several days
previous.
Mt. Ryan was well known to many people of this section and, with the exception of a year in Texas and a year spent in St. Clair County, he had spend his entire life in the same county. He was a man who always took and
active part in the up-building of his county and community. He could always be counted on to help in any movement that was on the side of right and progress.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Donnie Ryan; seven sons, John Wesley of Route 2, Oneonta; Hoyt of Bessemer; Ernest, Jim, Lester, Calvin, and Herbert, all of Route 4, Oneonta; four daughters, Esther, Eva, May, and Vera Ryan, all of Route 4, Oneonta; one brother of Phoenix, Arizona; and one sister, Mrs. Mary McConnell of Route 2, Oneonta.
Funeral services were conducted at Antioch on November 1st at 2:00 p.m. with Rev. Wallace Murphree conducting and Robinette in charge.
[The Southern Democrat, November 7, 1940]
Charles Joseph "Charlie" Ryan was born 8 Dec 1881 in Blount County, Alabama, and died 31 Oct 1940 in Blount County, Alabama. He was buried in Antioch Methodist Cemetery, Oneonta, Blount County, Alabama. He was the son of James M. "Jim" Ryan and Mary Ann "Polly" Wilemon. He married Donna McClendon. She was born 12 Aug 1886 in Blount County, Alabama, and died 26 May 1990 in Blount County, Alabama. She was buried in Antioch Methodist Cemetery, Oneonta, Blount County, Alabama.
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C. J. Ryan Dies From Injuries. Prominent Straight Mountain Citizen Dies In Hospital In Birmingham.
C.J. Ryan, one of the most prominent citizens of Straight Mountain, died in a Birmingham hospital at 4:00 0'clock a.m. Thursday of last week as a result of internal injuries received in an automobile accident several days
previous.
Mt. Ryan was well known to many people of this section and, with the exception of a year in Texas and a year spent in St. Clair County, he had spend his entire life in the same county. He was a man who always took and
active part in the up-building of his county and community. He could always be counted on to help in any movement that was on the side of right and progress.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Donnie Ryan; seven sons, John Wesley of Route 2, Oneonta; Hoyt of Bessemer; Ernest, Jim, Lester, Calvin, and Herbert, all of Route 4, Oneonta; four daughters, Esther, Eva, May, and Vera Ryan, all of Route 4, Oneonta; one brother of Phoenix, Arizona; and one sister, Mrs. Mary McConnell of Route 2, Oneonta.
Funeral services were conducted at Antioch on November 1st at 2:00 p.m. with Rev. Wallace Murphree conducting and Robinette in charge.
[The Southern Democrat, November 7, 1940]
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C. J. Ryan Dies From Injuries. Prominent Straight Mountain Citizen Dies In Hospital In Birmingham.
C.J. Ryan, one of the most prominent citizens of Straight Mountain, died in a Birmingham hospital at 4:00 0'clock a.m. Thursday of last week as a result of internal injuries received in an automobile accident several days
previous.
Mt. Ryan was well known to many people of this section and, with the exception of a year in Texas and a year spent in St. Clair County, he had spend his entire life in the same county. He was a man who always took and
active part in the up-building of his county and community. He could always be counted on to help in any movement that was on the side of right and progress.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Donnie Ryan; seven sons, John Wesley of Route 2, Oneonta; Hoyt of Bessemer; Ernest, Jim, Lester, Calvin, and Herbert, all of Route 4, Oneonta; four daughters, Esther, Eva, May, and Vera Ryan, all of Route 4, Oneonta; one brother of Phoenix, Arizona; and one sister, Mrs. Mary McConnell of Route 2, Oneonta.
Funeral services were conducted at Antioch on November 1st at 2:00 p.m. with Rev. Wallace Murphree conducting and Robinette in charge.
[The Southern Democrat, November 7, 1940]
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