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William Burton Honeycutt

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William Burton Honeycutt

Birth
North Carolina, USA
Death
31 Mar 1904 (aged 72–73)
Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky, USA
Burial
Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky, USA Add to Map
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#184
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William B Honeycutt spent most of his life in Barren County, Kentucky. He was a school teacher, farmer, justice of the peace, and member of the Masonic Lodge. He was not in the war. He had 11 children and educated all of them through the 8th grade. His son, James, was a doctor and his great-grandson, Charles Honeycutt, was mayor of Glasgow, KY

According to Maxie B Young, child of Doris E Honeycutt, William Burton died at his son, John's house. William had some money that was left to the kids, so his Uncle John and some others bought 8 graves in St. Stephens Cemetery in Louisville, KY. William's headstone is no longer standing. There are 7 others of his family buried there but only one marker remaining and one remaining plot. This information was told to me personally in March 2001 by Maxie B Young.

Max also told me that his mother always went by the name "Dovie" and it is even on her tombstone. Her middle name was Ellen #80652145. She must be the "Doris E" listed in the census. His mother went to visit her brother Stephen in California in 1948. He said she had not seen him in 46 years.
William B Honeycutt spent most of his life in Barren County, Kentucky. He was a school teacher, farmer, justice of the peace, and member of the Masonic Lodge. He was not in the war. He had 11 children and educated all of them through the 8th grade. His son, James, was a doctor and his great-grandson, Charles Honeycutt, was mayor of Glasgow, KY

According to Maxie B Young, child of Doris E Honeycutt, William Burton died at his son, John's house. William had some money that was left to the kids, so his Uncle John and some others bought 8 graves in St. Stephens Cemetery in Louisville, KY. William's headstone is no longer standing. There are 7 others of his family buried there but only one marker remaining and one remaining plot. This information was told to me personally in March 2001 by Maxie B Young.

Max also told me that his mother always went by the name "Dovie" and it is even on her tombstone. Her middle name was Ellen #80652145. She must be the "Doris E" listed in the census. His mother went to visit her brother Stephen in California in 1948. He said she had not seen him in 46 years.

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