Funeral Services were held September 22 at 2:00 p.m. in the Harrell Memorial Cjapel for John Marcus Maiell who died September 21 in his home on Route 1 Dublin at the age of 77. He had made his home in Dublin for the past 61 years and was a Geeral Contractor (masonry) at the time of his death. Officiating the services was Bro. E.H. Benningfield with organ music by Mr.s Guy T. Jones and Mrs Doyle Chambers singing "How Great Thou Art" Burial was in the Old DublinMemorial Parl imder the direction of Harrell Funeral Home.
He was born June 29, 1895 in New Orleans, Lousiana to William M. Maikell and Susie M> Nelson Maikell. In 1914 He married Mable Lillian Weems an five children war born to this union. His wife and one son preceded him in death. He married to Minnie Randolph Maikell and was amembe of the Baptist Church.
Surviving relatives include his wife , Minnie of Dublin: four sons Elgin of Kermit: Jack of Fort Worth: Loyd and C. W. both of Dublin. Nine grandchildren, five great grandchildren and one brother William of Ft. Worth.
Pallbeares were Steve, Bobby, Phillip and Joe Ben Maikell. Jerry Woods, and Donell Gaines.
Dublin Progress, Oct. 5 1972
He was born June 29, 1895 in New Orleans, Lousiana to William M. Maikell and Susie M> Nelson Maikell. In 1914 He married Mable Lillian Weems an five children war born to this union. His wife and one son preceded him in death. He married to Minnie Randolph Maikell and was amembe of the Baptist Church.
Surviving relatives include his wife , Minnie of Dublin: four sons Elgin of Kermit: Jack of Fort Worth: Loyd and C. W. both of Dublin. Nine grandchildren, five great grandchildren and one brother William of Ft. Worth.
Pallbeares were Steve, Bobby, Phillip and Joe Ben Maikell. Jerry Woods, and Donell Gaines.
Dublin Progress, Oct. 5 1972
Funeral Services were held September 22 at 2:00 p.m. in the Harrell Memorial Cjapel for John Marcus Maiell who died September 21 in his home on Route 1 Dublin at the age of 77. He had made his home in Dublin for the past 61 years and was a Geeral Contractor (masonry) at the time of his death. Officiating the services was Bro. E.H. Benningfield with organ music by Mr.s Guy T. Jones and Mrs Doyle Chambers singing "How Great Thou Art" Burial was in the Old DublinMemorial Parl imder the direction of Harrell Funeral Home.
He was born June 29, 1895 in New Orleans, Lousiana to William M. Maikell and Susie M> Nelson Maikell. In 1914 He married Mable Lillian Weems an five children war born to this union. His wife and one son preceded him in death. He married to Minnie Randolph Maikell and was amembe of the Baptist Church.
Surviving relatives include his wife , Minnie of Dublin: four sons Elgin of Kermit: Jack of Fort Worth: Loyd and C. W. both of Dublin. Nine grandchildren, five great grandchildren and one brother William of Ft. Worth.
Pallbeares were Steve, Bobby, Phillip and Joe Ben Maikell. Jerry Woods, and Donell Gaines.
Dublin Progress, Oct. 5 1972
He was born June 29, 1895 in New Orleans, Lousiana to William M. Maikell and Susie M> Nelson Maikell. In 1914 He married Mable Lillian Weems an five children war born to this union. His wife and one son preceded him in death. He married to Minnie Randolph Maikell and was amembe of the Baptist Church.
Surviving relatives include his wife , Minnie of Dublin: four sons Elgin of Kermit: Jack of Fort Worth: Loyd and C. W. both of Dublin. Nine grandchildren, five great grandchildren and one brother William of Ft. Worth.
Pallbeares were Steve, Bobby, Phillip and Joe Ben Maikell. Jerry Woods, and Donell Gaines.
Dublin Progress, Oct. 5 1972
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