Obituary from Jesse Miller's Scrapbook (of newspaper articles) p.602
Ford, Dr. George Washington, died at his home on Lynn Camp in Hart County, Sunday. He was about 60 years old, his wife, Lura Bennett survives also three children, one son, William Ford, a police Captain in Louisville, J. L. Ford, who died three years ago in Washington and "Nick" Ford of Chicago, also deceased were brothers. Mrs. Maggie Dixon and Mrs. Sarah Watkins of Upton were his sisters. He practiced his profession near Mt. Sherman in Larue Co. He was a Methodist and a Mason. Burial at Aetna Grove (Gresham) Baptist Church Cemetery.
Ford, Dr. George Washington, died at his home on Lynn Camp in Hart County, Sunday. He was about 60 years old, his wife, Lura Bennett survives also three children, one son, William Ford, a police Captain in Louisville, J. L. Ford, who died three years ago in Washington and "Nick" Ford of Chicago, also deceased were brothers. Mrs. Maggie Dixon and Mrs. Sarah Watkins of Upton were his sisters. He practiced his profession near Mt. Sherman in Larue Co. He was a Methodist and a Mason. Burial at Aetna Grove (Gresham) Baptist Church Cemetery.
Obituary from Jesse Miller's Scrapbook (of newspaper articles) p.602
Ford, Dr. George Washington, died at his home on Lynn Camp in Hart County, Sunday. He was about 60 years old, his wife, Lura Bennett survives also three children, one son, William Ford, a police Captain in Louisville, J. L. Ford, who died three years ago in Washington and "Nick" Ford of Chicago, also deceased were brothers. Mrs. Maggie Dixon and Mrs. Sarah Watkins of Upton were his sisters. He practiced his profession near Mt. Sherman in Larue Co. He was a Methodist and a Mason. Burial at Aetna Grove (Gresham) Baptist Church Cemetery.
Ford, Dr. George Washington, died at his home on Lynn Camp in Hart County, Sunday. He was about 60 years old, his wife, Lura Bennett survives also three children, one son, William Ford, a police Captain in Louisville, J. L. Ford, who died three years ago in Washington and "Nick" Ford of Chicago, also deceased were brothers. Mrs. Maggie Dixon and Mrs. Sarah Watkins of Upton were his sisters. He practiced his profession near Mt. Sherman in Larue Co. He was a Methodist and a Mason. Burial at Aetna Grove (Gresham) Baptist Church Cemetery.
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