Early McCullough Rites Will Be Held At Coatsville Today
Early McCullough, 75, well known former resident of the Coatsville community, died at his home in Rockford, ILL., Monday morning.
Services were held there yesterday and the body brought to Moulton and will be taken to Coatsville Baptist church where final rites will be today (Thursday) conducted by Rev. Luther Childs, of Centerville. Burial will be in the cemetery nearby.
Surviving relatives include his wife, one son, Walter, and a daughter, Mrs. Charles Brown, both of Rockford. Other relatives and innumerable friends are also left to mourn his passing. One son, Lloyd, preceded him in death.
Mr. McCullough grew to manhood near Coatsville. For many years he was a faithful mail carrier out of Coatsville. He later moved to Rockford where he has since resided. Deceased was highly esteemed by all who knew him and made countless friend's through his fair dealings with others.
Mr. McCullough was an uncle of Mrs. Paul Pedrick, of Moulton.
- 3/13/1947, Moulton Weekly Tribune
Early McCullough, 75, well known former resident of the Coatsville community, died at his home in Rockford, ILL., Monday morning.
Services were held there yesterday and the body brought to Moulton and will be taken to Coatsville Baptist church where final rites will be today (Thursday) conducted by Rev. Luther Childs, of Centerville. Burial will be in the cemetery nearby.
Surviving relatives include his wife, one son, Walter, and a daughter, Mrs. Charles Brown, both of Rockford. Other relatives and innumerable friends are also left to mourn his passing. One son, Lloyd, preceded him in death.
Mr. McCullough grew to manhood near Coatsville. For many years he was a faithful mail carrier out of Coatsville. He later moved to Rockford where he has since resided. Deceased was highly esteemed by all who knew him and made countless friend's through his fair dealings with others.
Mr. McCullough was an uncle of Mrs. Paul Pedrick, of Moulton.
- 3/13/1947, Moulton Weekly Tribune
Early McCullough Rites Will Be Held At Coatsville Today
Early McCullough, 75, well known former resident of the Coatsville community, died at his home in Rockford, ILL., Monday morning.
Services were held there yesterday and the body brought to Moulton and will be taken to Coatsville Baptist church where final rites will be today (Thursday) conducted by Rev. Luther Childs, of Centerville. Burial will be in the cemetery nearby.
Surviving relatives include his wife, one son, Walter, and a daughter, Mrs. Charles Brown, both of Rockford. Other relatives and innumerable friends are also left to mourn his passing. One son, Lloyd, preceded him in death.
Mr. McCullough grew to manhood near Coatsville. For many years he was a faithful mail carrier out of Coatsville. He later moved to Rockford where he has since resided. Deceased was highly esteemed by all who knew him and made countless friend's through his fair dealings with others.
Mr. McCullough was an uncle of Mrs. Paul Pedrick, of Moulton.
- 3/13/1947, Moulton Weekly Tribune
Early McCullough, 75, well known former resident of the Coatsville community, died at his home in Rockford, ILL., Monday morning.
Services were held there yesterday and the body brought to Moulton and will be taken to Coatsville Baptist church where final rites will be today (Thursday) conducted by Rev. Luther Childs, of Centerville. Burial will be in the cemetery nearby.
Surviving relatives include his wife, one son, Walter, and a daughter, Mrs. Charles Brown, both of Rockford. Other relatives and innumerable friends are also left to mourn his passing. One son, Lloyd, preceded him in death.
Mr. McCullough grew to manhood near Coatsville. For many years he was a faithful mail carrier out of Coatsville. He later moved to Rockford where he has since resided. Deceased was highly esteemed by all who knew him and made countless friend's through his fair dealings with others.
Mr. McCullough was an uncle of Mrs. Paul Pedrick, of Moulton.
- 3/13/1947, Moulton Weekly Tribune
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