Mrs. Russell F. Vann, beloved Madison woman, passed away last Friday, May 15, at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Sherrard, in Abbeville, SC, where she was visiting, when stricken with a heart attack. While Mrs. Vann had been in frail health for several years, her passing was unexpected, and came as a great shock to her devoted family, and hosts of friends.
Alice Hadden Vann was born in Madison County December 7, 1872, daughter of the late Joshua Q. Hadden and his wife, Elizabeth Cobb Hadden. She was married to Russell F. Vann forty-seven years ago and came to their present home on West Pinckney Street, where they had lived continuously, and reared their children in a typical old fashioned southern home. Three fine children went out from this
home to occupy places of responsibility and usefulness in the world. They are Mrs. Thomas A. Sherrard, of Abbeville, SC, the former Miss Kathleen Vann; Mr. John W. Vann of Atlanta, and Russell F. Vann, II, Melbourne, FL. These with the bereaved husband, and three grandchildren, Thomas A. Sherrard II, of Abbeville, Russell F. Vann III, and Carol Alice Vann, of Melbourne, a devoted sister, Miss Mamie Lou Hadden, and a brother, R. H. Hadden, are the immediate survivors. -
Madison Enterprise Recorder
Susan Barwick contributor
Alice Hadden Vann was born in Madison County December 7, 1872, daughter of the late Joshua Q. Hadden and his wife, Elizabeth Cobb Hadden. She was married to Russell F. Vann forty-seven years ago and came to their present home on West Pinckney Street, where they had lived continuously, and reared their children in a typical old fashioned southern home. Three fine children went out from this
home to occupy places of responsibility and usefulness in the world. They are Mrs. Thomas A. Sherrard, of Abbeville, SC, the former Miss Kathleen Vann; Mr. John W. Vann of Atlanta, and Russell F. Vann, II, Melbourne, FL. These with the bereaved husband, and three grandchildren, Thomas A. Sherrard II, of Abbeville, Russell F. Vann III, and Carol Alice Vann, of Melbourne, a devoted sister, Miss Mamie Lou Hadden, and a brother, R. H. Hadden, are the immediate survivors. -
Madison Enterprise Recorder
Susan Barwick contributor
Mrs. Russell F. Vann, beloved Madison woman, passed away last Friday, May 15, at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Sherrard, in Abbeville, SC, where she was visiting, when stricken with a heart attack. While Mrs. Vann had been in frail health for several years, her passing was unexpected, and came as a great shock to her devoted family, and hosts of friends.
Alice Hadden Vann was born in Madison County December 7, 1872, daughter of the late Joshua Q. Hadden and his wife, Elizabeth Cobb Hadden. She was married to Russell F. Vann forty-seven years ago and came to their present home on West Pinckney Street, where they had lived continuously, and reared their children in a typical old fashioned southern home. Three fine children went out from this
home to occupy places of responsibility and usefulness in the world. They are Mrs. Thomas A. Sherrard, of Abbeville, SC, the former Miss Kathleen Vann; Mr. John W. Vann of Atlanta, and Russell F. Vann, II, Melbourne, FL. These with the bereaved husband, and three grandchildren, Thomas A. Sherrard II, of Abbeville, Russell F. Vann III, and Carol Alice Vann, of Melbourne, a devoted sister, Miss Mamie Lou Hadden, and a brother, R. H. Hadden, are the immediate survivors. -
Madison Enterprise Recorder
Susan Barwick contributor
Alice Hadden Vann was born in Madison County December 7, 1872, daughter of the late Joshua Q. Hadden and his wife, Elizabeth Cobb Hadden. She was married to Russell F. Vann forty-seven years ago and came to their present home on West Pinckney Street, where they had lived continuously, and reared their children in a typical old fashioned southern home. Three fine children went out from this
home to occupy places of responsibility and usefulness in the world. They are Mrs. Thomas A. Sherrard, of Abbeville, SC, the former Miss Kathleen Vann; Mr. John W. Vann of Atlanta, and Russell F. Vann, II, Melbourne, FL. These with the bereaved husband, and three grandchildren, Thomas A. Sherrard II, of Abbeville, Russell F. Vann III, and Carol Alice Vann, of Melbourne, a devoted sister, Miss Mamie Lou Hadden, and a brother, R. H. Hadden, are the immediate survivors. -
Madison Enterprise Recorder
Susan Barwick contributor
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Explore more
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
