Widow. Age 57 years, 7 months, 25 days.
Died at residence: 6 E. Ave D., San Angelo, TX.
Parents not listed.
Informant on death certificate: Con Cunningham, San Angelo, Tx.
Kate E. (Danley) Cunningham
Tom Green County Texas Archives Obituaries.....Cunningham,
Mrs. George June 1927
"The Roanoke Leader"
Roanoke, Randolph Co., Alabama
NEWSPAPER Issue of Wednesday, June 15, 1927
THREE SUDDEN DEMISES AFFECT ROANOKE PEOPLE
By a rare coincidence three sudden deaths that affected residents
of Roanoke were reported here early last Thursday morning. The
cases were those of Mr.C.H. Michael, prominent citizen of
Talladeda, uncle of Mrs. F.R. Lane, who with Mr. Lane,
attended the funeral on Friday. Mr. Cornelius A. DeLoach of
Atlanta, a brother of Messrs. John and George DeLoach; and Mrs
George Cunningham of San Angelo, Texas, mother of Mrs. Gordon
Hornsby. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hornsby left Thursday afternoon for
the scene of the death of Mrs. George Cunningham and will remain
in San Angelo, Texas a week or so. Much sympathy is felt for Mrs.
Hornsby, since only last August she lost her father and is thus
doubly afflicted.
Died at residence: 6 E. Ave D., San Angelo, TX.
Parents not listed.
Informant on death certificate: Con Cunningham, San Angelo, Tx.
Kate E. (Danley) Cunningham
Tom Green County Texas Archives Obituaries.....Cunningham,
Mrs. George June 1927
"The Roanoke Leader"
Roanoke, Randolph Co., Alabama
NEWSPAPER Issue of Wednesday, June 15, 1927
THREE SUDDEN DEMISES AFFECT ROANOKE PEOPLE
By a rare coincidence three sudden deaths that affected residents
of Roanoke were reported here early last Thursday morning. The
cases were those of Mr.C.H. Michael, prominent citizen of
Talladeda, uncle of Mrs. F.R. Lane, who with Mr. Lane,
attended the funeral on Friday. Mr. Cornelius A. DeLoach of
Atlanta, a brother of Messrs. John and George DeLoach; and Mrs
George Cunningham of San Angelo, Texas, mother of Mrs. Gordon
Hornsby. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hornsby left Thursday afternoon for
the scene of the death of Mrs. George Cunningham and will remain
in San Angelo, Texas a week or so. Much sympathy is felt for Mrs.
Hornsby, since only last August she lost her father and is thus
doubly afflicted.
Widow. Age 57 years, 7 months, 25 days.
Died at residence: 6 E. Ave D., San Angelo, TX.
Parents not listed.
Informant on death certificate: Con Cunningham, San Angelo, Tx.
Kate E. (Danley) Cunningham
Tom Green County Texas Archives Obituaries.....Cunningham,
Mrs. George June 1927
"The Roanoke Leader"
Roanoke, Randolph Co., Alabama
NEWSPAPER Issue of Wednesday, June 15, 1927
THREE SUDDEN DEMISES AFFECT ROANOKE PEOPLE
By a rare coincidence three sudden deaths that affected residents
of Roanoke were reported here early last Thursday morning. The
cases were those of Mr.C.H. Michael, prominent citizen of
Talladeda, uncle of Mrs. F.R. Lane, who with Mr. Lane,
attended the funeral on Friday. Mr. Cornelius A. DeLoach of
Atlanta, a brother of Messrs. John and George DeLoach; and Mrs
George Cunningham of San Angelo, Texas, mother of Mrs. Gordon
Hornsby. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hornsby left Thursday afternoon for
the scene of the death of Mrs. George Cunningham and will remain
in San Angelo, Texas a week or so. Much sympathy is felt for Mrs.
Hornsby, since only last August she lost her father and is thus
doubly afflicted.
Died at residence: 6 E. Ave D., San Angelo, TX.
Parents not listed.
Informant on death certificate: Con Cunningham, San Angelo, Tx.
Kate E. (Danley) Cunningham
Tom Green County Texas Archives Obituaries.....Cunningham,
Mrs. George June 1927
"The Roanoke Leader"
Roanoke, Randolph Co., Alabama
NEWSPAPER Issue of Wednesday, June 15, 1927
THREE SUDDEN DEMISES AFFECT ROANOKE PEOPLE
By a rare coincidence three sudden deaths that affected residents
of Roanoke were reported here early last Thursday morning. The
cases were those of Mr.C.H. Michael, prominent citizen of
Talladeda, uncle of Mrs. F.R. Lane, who with Mr. Lane,
attended the funeral on Friday. Mr. Cornelius A. DeLoach of
Atlanta, a brother of Messrs. John and George DeLoach; and Mrs
George Cunningham of San Angelo, Texas, mother of Mrs. Gordon
Hornsby. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hornsby left Thursday afternoon for
the scene of the death of Mrs. George Cunningham and will remain
in San Angelo, Texas a week or so. Much sympathy is felt for Mrs.
Hornsby, since only last August she lost her father and is thus
doubly afflicted.
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