The Edmonson News
January 24, 1934
Nancy A. Vincent Called By Death
Widow of High Vincent, Grayson County, Succumbs After Pneumonia Attack
Nancy A. Vincent, 92 years old, widow of the late High Vincent, died at 4 o'clock Friday morning, January 19 at the home of Rube Hollands, Grayson Springs, Mrs. Vincent was widely known throughout the north side of Edmonson county, and leaves a host of relatives and friends. She was a daughter of Rice and Liza Browning, pioneers of the county, and leaves a host of relatives and friends. She is survived by seven children, three daughters, Mrs. Martha Holland, Grayson Springs,; Mrs. Lucy Johnson, Kyrock; Mrs. Rena Wallon, of Louisville. Four sons, Noah Vincent Brownsville; John Vincent, Louisville; Jim Vincent, Leitchfield, and George Vincent, Straw. She professed faith in Christ at an early age and has been a member of Holly Spring Church for 49 years and has lived a true Christian until God called her home. She was always a loving mother and her last words were "I am on solid rock, I am at rest."
Funeral and burial services were held at the Holly Spring cemetery Saturday by the Rev. Jim Webb.
January 24, 1934
Nancy A. Vincent Called By Death
Widow of High Vincent, Grayson County, Succumbs After Pneumonia Attack
Nancy A. Vincent, 92 years old, widow of the late High Vincent, died at 4 o'clock Friday morning, January 19 at the home of Rube Hollands, Grayson Springs, Mrs. Vincent was widely known throughout the north side of Edmonson county, and leaves a host of relatives and friends. She was a daughter of Rice and Liza Browning, pioneers of the county, and leaves a host of relatives and friends. She is survived by seven children, three daughters, Mrs. Martha Holland, Grayson Springs,; Mrs. Lucy Johnson, Kyrock; Mrs. Rena Wallon, of Louisville. Four sons, Noah Vincent Brownsville; John Vincent, Louisville; Jim Vincent, Leitchfield, and George Vincent, Straw. She professed faith in Christ at an early age and has been a member of Holly Spring Church for 49 years and has lived a true Christian until God called her home. She was always a loving mother and her last words were "I am on solid rock, I am at rest."
Funeral and burial services were held at the Holly Spring cemetery Saturday by the Rev. Jim Webb.
The Edmonson News
January 24, 1934
Nancy A. Vincent Called By Death
Widow of High Vincent, Grayson County, Succumbs After Pneumonia Attack
Nancy A. Vincent, 92 years old, widow of the late High Vincent, died at 4 o'clock Friday morning, January 19 at the home of Rube Hollands, Grayson Springs, Mrs. Vincent was widely known throughout the north side of Edmonson county, and leaves a host of relatives and friends. She was a daughter of Rice and Liza Browning, pioneers of the county, and leaves a host of relatives and friends. She is survived by seven children, three daughters, Mrs. Martha Holland, Grayson Springs,; Mrs. Lucy Johnson, Kyrock; Mrs. Rena Wallon, of Louisville. Four sons, Noah Vincent Brownsville; John Vincent, Louisville; Jim Vincent, Leitchfield, and George Vincent, Straw. She professed faith in Christ at an early age and has been a member of Holly Spring Church for 49 years and has lived a true Christian until God called her home. She was always a loving mother and her last words were "I am on solid rock, I am at rest."
Funeral and burial services were held at the Holly Spring cemetery Saturday by the Rev. Jim Webb.
January 24, 1934
Nancy A. Vincent Called By Death
Widow of High Vincent, Grayson County, Succumbs After Pneumonia Attack
Nancy A. Vincent, 92 years old, widow of the late High Vincent, died at 4 o'clock Friday morning, January 19 at the home of Rube Hollands, Grayson Springs, Mrs. Vincent was widely known throughout the north side of Edmonson county, and leaves a host of relatives and friends. She was a daughter of Rice and Liza Browning, pioneers of the county, and leaves a host of relatives and friends. She is survived by seven children, three daughters, Mrs. Martha Holland, Grayson Springs,; Mrs. Lucy Johnson, Kyrock; Mrs. Rena Wallon, of Louisville. Four sons, Noah Vincent Brownsville; John Vincent, Louisville; Jim Vincent, Leitchfield, and George Vincent, Straw. She professed faith in Christ at an early age and has been a member of Holly Spring Church for 49 years and has lived a true Christian until God called her home. She was always a loving mother and her last words were "I am on solid rock, I am at rest."
Funeral and burial services were held at the Holly Spring cemetery Saturday by the Rev. Jim Webb.
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