Wayne H Caffee 1837-1923
Lucy Emily Pike Caffee 1834-1891?
Married November 26, 1856
Husband:
George Lafayette Pike
Married May 14, 1899, Taylor County, Kentucky
The News-Journal, July 28, 1932
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Pike, wife of Mr. George Pike, died suddenly at her home near Meadow Creek Thursday morning, July 21, from acute myocarditis and had been in her usual health up to a few months before the fatal attack. Funeral services and interment were conducted Friday morning, July 22, in the Stubbs Cemetery near Irene this county. Mary was the daughter of Wayne H. and Mary Lucy Pike Caffee and was married to Mr. Pike April 14, 1898, and ten children were born to their union, eight of whom survive, as follows: Mrs. Lucy Antle, Mrs. Mae Antle, Elijah Shelby, Arthur, Omer, Ellen and Charles Pike, two children having died in infancy. She is also survived by two sisters, Mrs. J. H. Pike, of this county, Mrs. Ellen Bryant, Marseilles, Ill., and one brother, Lewis Coffey, of Ella, Ky. The deceased had embraced the Christian religion a number of years ago, and united with the Souls Chapel Methodist Church, of which she remained a faithful member until her death. She was widely known and her untimely death is greatly mourned by a large circle of friends in the county.
Kentucky Death Records Index, rootsweb
PIKE, MARY E; age 56; death place TAYLOR; death date 21 July 1932; Volume 036, Certificate 17776
Cemetery notes and/or description:
The Stubbs Family Cemetery was relocated to the Green River Memorial Baptist Church Cemetery when the Green River Reservoir was formed.
Wayne H Caffee 1837-1923
Lucy Emily Pike Caffee 1834-1891?
Married November 26, 1856
Husband:
George Lafayette Pike
Married May 14, 1899, Taylor County, Kentucky
The News-Journal, July 28, 1932
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Pike, wife of Mr. George Pike, died suddenly at her home near Meadow Creek Thursday morning, July 21, from acute myocarditis and had been in her usual health up to a few months before the fatal attack. Funeral services and interment were conducted Friday morning, July 22, in the Stubbs Cemetery near Irene this county. Mary was the daughter of Wayne H. and Mary Lucy Pike Caffee and was married to Mr. Pike April 14, 1898, and ten children were born to their union, eight of whom survive, as follows: Mrs. Lucy Antle, Mrs. Mae Antle, Elijah Shelby, Arthur, Omer, Ellen and Charles Pike, two children having died in infancy. She is also survived by two sisters, Mrs. J. H. Pike, of this county, Mrs. Ellen Bryant, Marseilles, Ill., and one brother, Lewis Coffey, of Ella, Ky. The deceased had embraced the Christian religion a number of years ago, and united with the Souls Chapel Methodist Church, of which she remained a faithful member until her death. She was widely known and her untimely death is greatly mourned by a large circle of friends in the county.
Kentucky Death Records Index, rootsweb
PIKE, MARY E; age 56; death place TAYLOR; death date 21 July 1932; Volume 036, Certificate 17776
Cemetery notes and/or description:
The Stubbs Family Cemetery was relocated to the Green River Memorial Baptist Church Cemetery when the Green River Reservoir was formed.
Family Members
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William H Caffee
1854–1900
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John P Caffee
1859–1921
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Lewis Wayne Caffee
1865–1949
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Lucy Ellen Caffee Bryant
1869–1955
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Etona E. Caffee
1878–1879
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Mattie H Caffee
1879–1879
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Sarah "Lucy" Caffee Barnett
1856–1898
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Francis Oregon "Fannie" Caffey Caffee
1867–1900
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James Robert Caffee
1880–1920
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Edward "Ed" Caffee
1892–1960
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Cadria Caffee Foley
1892–1910
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PVT David C Caffee
1894–1939
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Hymes Caffee
1897–1967
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Joseph Daniel Caffee
1901–1953
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Morrison Caffee Sr
1904–1980
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Lillian "Lilly" Caffee Byrd
1906–1993
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Ezra Caffee
1909–1990
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