Albert, son of Thomas and Mary Ashcraft Dye, died of cerebral vascular accident and arteriosclerotic cardiovascular disease at about 88 years of age. Informant was his son Roy Dye of Follansbee.
Albert lived in Follansbee about 11 years prior to his death, and although I cannot find a death record for his wife Fannie, I would suspect she died in Doddridge or Harrison County about 1945 or so. She was the former Fannie B. Ashcraft, daughter of William and Martha Ann Garrett Ashcraft. She and Albert were together at the time of the 1930 US Census.
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Albert lived in Follansbee about 11 years prior to his death, and although I cannot find a death record for his wife Fannie, I would suspect she died in Doddridge or Harrison County about 1945 or so. She was the former Fannie B. Ashcraft, daughter of William and Martha Ann Garrett Ashcraft. She and Albert were together at the time of the 1930 US Census.
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Albert, son of Thomas and Mary Ashcraft Dye, died of cerebral vascular accident and arteriosclerotic cardiovascular disease at about 88 years of age. Informant was his son Roy Dye of Follansbee.
Albert lived in Follansbee about 11 years prior to his death, and although I cannot find a death record for his wife Fannie, I would suspect she died in Doddridge or Harrison County about 1945 or so. She was the former Fannie B. Ashcraft, daughter of William and Martha Ann Garrett Ashcraft. She and Albert were together at the time of the 1930 US Census.
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Albert lived in Follansbee about 11 years prior to his death, and although I cannot find a death record for his wife Fannie, I would suspect she died in Doddridge or Harrison County about 1945 or so. She was the former Fannie B. Ashcraft, daughter of William and Martha Ann Garrett Ashcraft. She and Albert were together at the time of the 1930 US Census.
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