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John C. Calloway

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John C. Calloway

Birth
Coosa County, Alabama, USA
Death
10 Jan 1937 (aged 75)
Alabama, USA
Burial
Clanton, Chilton County, Alabama, USA Add to Map
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Callaway, John C. February 04, 1861 January 10, 1937

Genealogical Abstracts from Chilton County Newspapers 1898 through 1945, compiled by Cecil Little, 1-14-1937, John Callaway, age 76, died in Providence Beat !6, Jan. 10, of Heart Dropsey. Burial was at Providence Beat 16. The Song, "A Lone Pilgrim" was at his request sung by Riley Robinson as the body was lowered into the Grave. The aged man had planned his entire funeral service. He is survived by his Widow, Mrs. Lizzie Callaway, three Sons, Frank, Fred and Spurgeon Callaway. Two Daughters Mrs. Filey Funderburk of Dallas, Texas, and Mrs. Arrie Jones of Clanton, One Brother, Gil Callaway of Montgomery, One Sister, LaFadre Robinson of Verbena. He was born in Coosa County in 1861 and moved to the area of Providence Beat 16 when he was 2 years old. He died on his 55th wedding Anniversary. He married Miss Lizzie Bathes Jan. 10, 1882. He was a Blacksmith by trade and worked in Wetumpka and at Verbena a few years before he returned to Beat 16. He was the Son of Jonathan and Rutha Eiland Callaway.
Callaway, John C. February 04, 1861 January 10, 1937

Genealogical Abstracts from Chilton County Newspapers 1898 through 1945, compiled by Cecil Little, 1-14-1937, John Callaway, age 76, died in Providence Beat !6, Jan. 10, of Heart Dropsey. Burial was at Providence Beat 16. The Song, "A Lone Pilgrim" was at his request sung by Riley Robinson as the body was lowered into the Grave. The aged man had planned his entire funeral service. He is survived by his Widow, Mrs. Lizzie Callaway, three Sons, Frank, Fred and Spurgeon Callaway. Two Daughters Mrs. Filey Funderburk of Dallas, Texas, and Mrs. Arrie Jones of Clanton, One Brother, Gil Callaway of Montgomery, One Sister, LaFadre Robinson of Verbena. He was born in Coosa County in 1861 and moved to the area of Providence Beat 16 when he was 2 years old. He died on his 55th wedding Anniversary. He married Miss Lizzie Bathes Jan. 10, 1882. He was a Blacksmith by trade and worked in Wetumpka and at Verbena a few years before he returned to Beat 16. He was the Son of Jonathan and Rutha Eiland Callaway.


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