The Roanoke Leader February 1910
NEWSPAPER issue of Wednesday, February 23, 1910
Miss Cora Tatum of Milltown, died last Wednesday morning at 7 o'clock. She had been sick for some time, having been partially an invalid since girlhood. She leaves six brothers and two sisters. Rev. L.A. Waits of Wadley conducted the funeral services at the home of her brother Mr. L.E. Tatum. The deceased was an aunt of S.H. Tatum of this place.
NEWSPAPER issue of Wednesday, February 23, 1910
Miss Cora Tatum of Milltown, died last Wednesday morning at 7 o'clock. She had been sick for some time, having been partially an invalid since girlhood. She leaves six brothers and two sisters. Rev. L.A. Waits of Wadley conducted the funeral services at the home of her brother Mr. L.E. Tatum. The deceased was an aunt of S.H. Tatum of this place.
The Roanoke Leader February 1910
NEWSPAPER issue of Wednesday, February 23, 1910
Miss Cora Tatum of Milltown, died last Wednesday morning at 7 o'clock. She had been sick for some time, having been partially an invalid since girlhood. She leaves six brothers and two sisters. Rev. L.A. Waits of Wadley conducted the funeral services at the home of her brother Mr. L.E. Tatum. The deceased was an aunt of S.H. Tatum of this place.
NEWSPAPER issue of Wednesday, February 23, 1910
Miss Cora Tatum of Milltown, died last Wednesday morning at 7 o'clock. She had been sick for some time, having been partially an invalid since girlhood. She leaves six brothers and two sisters. Rev. L.A. Waits of Wadley conducted the funeral services at the home of her brother Mr. L.E. Tatum. The deceased was an aunt of S.H. Tatum of this place.
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