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The DeFuniak Herald – February 28, 1946
Mrs Winnie Henderson, wife of R R Henderson (deceased) passed away Feb 10 at the home of her daughter Mrs V T Drake where she has stayed almost all the time since last November 5 1945. She was 75 yrs … Continue reading
Posted in 1946-02 February, Deaths, The DeFuniak Herald
Tagged Collinsworth, Cosson, Drake, First Baptist Church, Henderson, Slaughter, Stafford, Stephens, Wooten
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The DeFuniak Herald – February 5, 1914 – Page 3
Local News Items: Social and Personal Notes of Local Interest Rev. D. F. Slaughter of Ozark, Ala., was in the city Monday shaking hands with old friends who are always glad to see his genial face. Mrs. Ceal and son, of Birmingham, Ala., who … Continue reading
Posted in 1914-02 February, Local Notes, The DeFuniak Herald
Tagged Adams, Alaqua, Albee, Ames, Andalusia, Argyle, Atmore, Bonifay, Boothe, Brigman, Bruce, Buchanan, Buttrum, Campbell, Carrabelle, Caryville, Cawthon, Ceal, Clark, Cortney, Davis, Dear, Dorcas, Douglass, Ealum, Euchee Valley, Felton Lodge, Fountain, Freeport, Gillis, Green, Gum Creek, Helms, Hughes, Jacksonville, Jennings, Jernigan, Jones, Keene, King, Knights of Pythias, Knox Hill, Lakewood, Langley, Lewis, Lowell, Marianna, McCallum, McIver, McLean, Meigs, Miller, Mitchell, Morris, Morrison, Mossy Head, Ozark, Panama City, Parish, Patterson, Pleasant Ridge, Ponce de Leon, Portland, Ratclift, Ray, Red Bay, Scott, Seyfrit, Slaughter, Sprague Cottage, Stephens, Thompson, Townsend, Turner, Walden, Ward, Westville, Wickersham, Wilson, Winslett
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The DeFuniak Herald — November 28, 1912 — Page 1
Captain John T. Stubbs, who suffered a stroke of paralysis nearly five years ago, died at his home in this city last Monday at the age of seventy-seven years and ten months. He was born at Marlboro District, S. C., … Continue reading
Posted in 1912-11 November, Deaths, The DeFuniak Herald
Tagged Baker, Cawthon, Confederate veterans, DeFuniak Springs, Ellison, Gerkey, Methodist Church, Milton, Slaughter, Stubbs
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The Breeze – February 2, 1911 – Page 8
OBITUARIES JOHN L. CREARY: Mr. John L. Creary of Pensacola, who has been here for the past year living in the pine woods in the hope that he might get some relief from consumption, died suddenly Thursday night (January … Continue reading
Posted in 1911-02 February, Deaths, The Breeze
Tagged Campbell, Creary, Glendale, Laurel Hill, Obituaries, Pensacola, Slaughter, Tarpon Springs, Valley Cemetery, Williams
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The Breeze – January 4, 1912
Mrs. Gallup died in Alabama under mysterious circumstances and a prominent physician was placed under a $2,000 bond as being an accessory to the means that caused her death. Mrs. H.H. Wadsworth passed away at her family home in the … Continue reading
Posted in 1912-01 January, Deaths, The Breeze
Tagged Alabama, Gallup, Slaughter, Village Cemetery, Wadsworth
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The Breeze – June 29, 1911 – Page 1
Pretty Wedding at the Methodist Church, Tuesday Night Amid pretty decorations of pink and green and witnessed by a large number of friends and relatives Rev. D. P. Slaughter of the Methodist church read the beautiful ceremony that united in … Continue reading
Posted in 1911-06 June, The Breeze, Weddings
Tagged Argyle, Berry, Bruce, Campbell, DeFuniak Springs, Morrison, Rogers, Slaughter, Stubbs, Thalimer, Wadsworth
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The Breeze – April 27, 1911 – Page 4
The Baptist church was transformed into a bower of beauty last Wednesday night, with white and green in honor of the wedding of two of De Funiak’s most popular young people, Miss Florence, the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. … Continue reading
Posted in 1911-04 April, The Breeze, Weddings
Tagged Baptist Church, Beach, Berry, Bole, Brown, Burk, Burkes, Campbell, Catts, Cawthon, Chapman, DeFuniak Springs, Flournoy, Hughes, Laird, Landrum, McCaskill, McKinnon, Methodist Church, Morris, Slaughter, Wadsworth
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The Breeze – February 9, 1911 – Page 4
A pretty home wedding was celebrated Saturday [February 4, 1911] at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Tappan when their daughter Grace, became the bride of Mr. Valerian Williams, a prosperous farmer of Madison county. Only the immediate … Continue reading
Posted in 1911-02 February, The Breeze, Weddings
Tagged Madison County, Slaughter, Tappan, Williams
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The Breeze – February 2, 1911 – Page 8
Mr. Floyd S. Williams Sr., died at his home on 13th street Sunday evening from apoplexy after an illness of only a few hours, and was laid to rest Tuesday morning. Rev. D. B. Slaughter conducting the services. A wife … Continue reading
Posted in 1911-02 February, Deaths, The Breeze
Tagged Douglas, Glendale, Slaughter, Tarpon Springs, Williams
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The Breeze – November 17, 1910 – Page 5
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Linzy who died at 3 o’clock Monday morning [November 14, 1910)]was buried last Tuesday in the city cemetery, Rev. Slaughter preaching the funeral services. We join with the parents and many friends … Continue reading