b. 30 December 1880, Putnam Co., TN – d. 7 August 1949, Nashville, Davidson Co., TN, md on the 4th of January 1906, Putnam Co., TN to William "Will" C. Wade (1863-1936).
Hattie (Isbell) Wade, d/o William Jefferson Isbell (1840-1895)& Amanda H. Starnes (1849-1913).
Hattie's sister Nancy Melvina (Isbell) Terry, b. 14 September 1868 – d. 15 June 1949 md Joel Wesley Harvey Terry (1860-1948), both buried in the Smyrna Cemetery, Putnam Co., TN. William C. Wade, s/o William James
Wade (1828-1900) & Laura Ann Donelson (1832-1891).
Funeral services for Mrs. Hattie Isbell Wade were held Monday afternoon at the Chapel of the Whitson Funeral Home with the Rev. Thornton Fowler, pastor of the First Methodist church, officiating, assisted by L. N. Moody, miniter of the Broad Street Church of Christ. Burial was in the Cookeville cemetery.
Mrs. Wade, who had been ill for many weeks, died Sunday afternoon in a Nashville hospital.
A daughter of the late Amanda Starnes and William J. Isbell, Mrs. Wade was a native of Putnam County having lived her entire life in Cookeville. The past few years she had made her home with her sister, Mrs. John H. Whitson, and Mr. Whitson on Dixie Avenue.
Mrs. Wade's family was prominently identified with civic and religious activites of the town and from childhood she was a devoted member of the Methodist church. Her quiet and unassuming manner has won for her the love and respect of a wide circle of friends.
In addition to her sister, Mrs. Whitson, she is survived by her husband, W. C. Wade, Cookeville; two sisters, Mrs. Jewel Lee, Nashville, and Mrs. Simon M. Ensor, Springfield; and a number of nieces and nephews. The death of another sister, Mrs. J. W. H. Terry occurred June 15.
Hattie (Isbell) Wade, d/o William Jefferson Isbell (1840-1895)& Amanda H. Starnes (1849-1913).
Hattie's sister Nancy Melvina (Isbell) Terry, b. 14 September 1868 – d. 15 June 1949 md Joel Wesley Harvey Terry (1860-1948), both buried in the Smyrna Cemetery, Putnam Co., TN. William C. Wade, s/o William James
Wade (1828-1900) & Laura Ann Donelson (1832-1891).
Funeral services for Mrs. Hattie Isbell Wade were held Monday afternoon at the Chapel of the Whitson Funeral Home with the Rev. Thornton Fowler, pastor of the First Methodist church, officiating, assisted by L. N. Moody, miniter of the Broad Street Church of Christ. Burial was in the Cookeville cemetery.
Mrs. Wade, who had been ill for many weeks, died Sunday afternoon in a Nashville hospital.
A daughter of the late Amanda Starnes and William J. Isbell, Mrs. Wade was a native of Putnam County having lived her entire life in Cookeville. The past few years she had made her home with her sister, Mrs. John H. Whitson, and Mr. Whitson on Dixie Avenue.
Mrs. Wade's family was prominently identified with civic and religious activites of the town and from childhood she was a devoted member of the Methodist church. Her quiet and unassuming manner has won for her the love and respect of a wide circle of friends.
In addition to her sister, Mrs. Whitson, she is survived by her husband, W. C. Wade, Cookeville; two sisters, Mrs. Jewel Lee, Nashville, and Mrs. Simon M. Ensor, Springfield; and a number of nieces and nephews. The death of another sister, Mrs. J. W. H. Terry occurred June 15.
b. 30 December 1880, Putnam Co., TN – d. 7 August 1949, Nashville, Davidson Co., TN, md on the 4th of January 1906, Putnam Co., TN to William "Will" C. Wade (1863-1936).
Hattie (Isbell) Wade, d/o William Jefferson Isbell (1840-1895)& Amanda H. Starnes (1849-1913).
Hattie's sister Nancy Melvina (Isbell) Terry, b. 14 September 1868 – d. 15 June 1949 md Joel Wesley Harvey Terry (1860-1948), both buried in the Smyrna Cemetery, Putnam Co., TN. William C. Wade, s/o William James
Wade (1828-1900) & Laura Ann Donelson (1832-1891).
Funeral services for Mrs. Hattie Isbell Wade were held Monday afternoon at the Chapel of the Whitson Funeral Home with the Rev. Thornton Fowler, pastor of the First Methodist church, officiating, assisted by L. N. Moody, miniter of the Broad Street Church of Christ. Burial was in the Cookeville cemetery.
Mrs. Wade, who had been ill for many weeks, died Sunday afternoon in a Nashville hospital.
A daughter of the late Amanda Starnes and William J. Isbell, Mrs. Wade was a native of Putnam County having lived her entire life in Cookeville. The past few years she had made her home with her sister, Mrs. John H. Whitson, and Mr. Whitson on Dixie Avenue.
Mrs. Wade's family was prominently identified with civic and religious activites of the town and from childhood she was a devoted member of the Methodist church. Her quiet and unassuming manner has won for her the love and respect of a wide circle of friends.
In addition to her sister, Mrs. Whitson, she is survived by her husband, W. C. Wade, Cookeville; two sisters, Mrs. Jewel Lee, Nashville, and Mrs. Simon M. Ensor, Springfield; and a number of nieces and nephews. The death of another sister, Mrs. J. W. H. Terry occurred June 15.
Hattie (Isbell) Wade, d/o William Jefferson Isbell (1840-1895)& Amanda H. Starnes (1849-1913).
Hattie's sister Nancy Melvina (Isbell) Terry, b. 14 September 1868 – d. 15 June 1949 md Joel Wesley Harvey Terry (1860-1948), both buried in the Smyrna Cemetery, Putnam Co., TN. William C. Wade, s/o William James
Wade (1828-1900) & Laura Ann Donelson (1832-1891).
Funeral services for Mrs. Hattie Isbell Wade were held Monday afternoon at the Chapel of the Whitson Funeral Home with the Rev. Thornton Fowler, pastor of the First Methodist church, officiating, assisted by L. N. Moody, miniter of the Broad Street Church of Christ. Burial was in the Cookeville cemetery.
Mrs. Wade, who had been ill for many weeks, died Sunday afternoon in a Nashville hospital.
A daughter of the late Amanda Starnes and William J. Isbell, Mrs. Wade was a native of Putnam County having lived her entire life in Cookeville. The past few years she had made her home with her sister, Mrs. John H. Whitson, and Mr. Whitson on Dixie Avenue.
Mrs. Wade's family was prominently identified with civic and religious activites of the town and from childhood she was a devoted member of the Methodist church. Her quiet and unassuming manner has won for her the love and respect of a wide circle of friends.
In addition to her sister, Mrs. Whitson, she is survived by her husband, W. C. Wade, Cookeville; two sisters, Mrs. Jewel Lee, Nashville, and Mrs. Simon M. Ensor, Springfield; and a number of nieces and nephews. The death of another sister, Mrs. J. W. H. Terry occurred June 15.
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