Son of Emily Wlliams and Richard Stutts. He married Jannie Grubb about 1905 and they had seven children, one of whom predeceased him.
He had been employed as a beamer in Proximity Cotton Mill and had been in poor health for several years. Cause of death was hemorraging from ruptured stomach.
His obituary further provides that he was survived by his wife and six children; father Richard Stutts; brother Chester Stutts and four sisters, Miss Nina Stutts, Mrs Martha Jackson, Mrs Cora Lamb and Mrs Dewey Health.
He had been employed as a beamer in Proximity Cotton Mill and had been in poor health for several years. Cause of death was hemorraging from ruptured stomach.
His obituary further provides that he was survived by his wife and six children; father Richard Stutts; brother Chester Stutts and four sisters, Miss Nina Stutts, Mrs Martha Jackson, Mrs Cora Lamb and Mrs Dewey Health.
Son of Emily Wlliams and Richard Stutts. He married Jannie Grubb about 1905 and they had seven children, one of whom predeceased him.
He had been employed as a beamer in Proximity Cotton Mill and had been in poor health for several years. Cause of death was hemorraging from ruptured stomach.
His obituary further provides that he was survived by his wife and six children; father Richard Stutts; brother Chester Stutts and four sisters, Miss Nina Stutts, Mrs Martha Jackson, Mrs Cora Lamb and Mrs Dewey Health.
He had been employed as a beamer in Proximity Cotton Mill and had been in poor health for several years. Cause of death was hemorraging from ruptured stomach.
His obituary further provides that he was survived by his wife and six children; father Richard Stutts; brother Chester Stutts and four sisters, Miss Nina Stutts, Mrs Martha Jackson, Mrs Cora Lamb and Mrs Dewey Health.
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