Hamilton County Obituaries G - H

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HACKNEY, ARTHUR

 50, of Soddy, Tenn., died Thursday in a local hospital. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Dorothy Hackney, Soddy; six children, Misses Charlotte, Phyllis, and Faynette Hackney, all of Soddy; Mrs. Jim McInturf, Hixson, Tenn.; Thomas Eugene and Jimmy Lewis Hackney, both of Soddy; seven sisters, Mrs. Maggie Bailey, Miss Cleatus Hackney, Mrs. Ralph Wright, and Mrs. Hubert Porter, all of Soddy; Mrs. Bruce Winters, Paromus, NJ; Mrs. Loraine Posey, Las Cruses, NM; Mrs. Geraldine Uren, Flint, MI; two brothers, W. T. Hackney, Dayton, Tenn.; M E. Hackney, Washington, DC. Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon from the Soddy Church of God with Rev. Hubert Adams, Rev. R. B. Moore, and Rev. Blazer conducting. Burial will be in the Presbyterian cemetery. Pallbearers will be Haskell Johnson, Ray Ball, Otis Beene, Jack Penney, Frank Higgins, and Virgil Penney. The body will be at the residence after 10 o'clock this morning, where it will remain until the hour of service. Arrangements are by National Funeral Home.
The Chattanooga Times, June 14, 1957.

Submitted by April Mast  PhantomChsr@aol.com  

HACKNEY, CLEATUS

 78, of Clift Rd., Soddy-Daisy, died Tuesday in a local hospital. She was the daughter of the late Tom and Mandy Penney Hackney, North Hamilton county Pioneers. Survivors include a son, Donald R. Hackney, Soddy-Daisy; two daughters, Bobbie Jo Hackney and Ruth Etta Parks, both of Hixson; two brothers, Willard Hackney, Soddy-Daisy, and Millard Hackney, Fredericksburg, Va.; four sisters, Flora Wright, Chattanooga, Beadle Porter and Loraine Posey, both of Soddy-Daisy, and Geraldine Uren, Flint, MI; four grandchildren, five great-grand children; several nieces and nephews. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Soddy-daisy Church of God. Burial will be in Presbyterian cemetery. The family will receive friends after 10 a.m. today at Williamson and Sons Funeral Home, Soddy-Daisy.
The Chattanooga Times, April 6, 1988.

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Hackney, Thomas Washington, aged 69, passed away at his residence, Route 1, Soddy, Tenn., at noon Sunday, following a lingering illness. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Amanda Hackney: three sons, Arthur of Soddy, Willard of Chattanooga, and Millard Hackney of Arlington, Va.; eight daughters, Mrs. Rosa May Lasley, Mrs. Maggie Jane Bailey, Mrs. Cleatus Smith, Mrs. Loraine Posey, Mrs. Geraldine Uren, and Ms. Beady Hackney, all of Soddy; Mrs. Flora Wright of Chattanooga and Mrs. Alice Winters of River Edge, NJ.; two brothers, Henry and G. S. Hackney, both of Soddy; also 32 grandchildren and 14 great-grand children. The body will be taken to the residence this morning.

 R. J. Coulter Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
The Chattanooga Times, June 14, 1948.

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Haggard, S. N.

Funeral Mrs. Haggard

 Funeral services for Mrs. S. N. Haggard, aged 70, who died at her home near Center, Ala., Saturday morning, were held at Tate’s chapel, at that place, Sunday. Mrs. Haggard is survived by her husband, who lives near Center; one brother, W. M. Douglas, who lives on Raccoon Mountain near Chattanooga ; one sister, Mrs. Jane Qualls, North Chattanooga; six sons, G. W., of Rome, Ga.; J. F. and J. M. of Center; W. M. of Chattanooga; Isaiah, of Calhoun, Tenn., and Grover, of South Pittsburg, Tenn., and two daughters, Mrs. Lou Reane Allison, of Arm, Tenn., and Mrs. Eliza Vine, of Center. The Rev. B. L. Garner, of Center, officiated at the services.

The Daily Times, Wednesday, December 31, 1924.  

Haggard - W. M., aged 49, died yesterday afternoon at a local hospital. He was a member of Carpenters' Union No.74. Surviving is his wife; six daughters, Mrs. May Suddeth, Mrs. Walter Seay, Misses Frances, Catherine, Theoda and Peggy Sue Haggard; one son, Eddie; five brothers, two sisters, and three grandchildren. Private services will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Beason cemetery.

 Arrangements in charge of Coulter's.
Chattanooga Times, January 24,1930

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Hahn, Paul 

Hahn, Paul Lewis  73, of Chattanooga died on Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2004.

He was a member of Ridgedale Church of Christ. Survivors include two daughters, Mary Lynn Logston, Chattanooga, and Tracy Elizabeth Pursley, Rossville; a son Paul Lewis Hahn, Jr., Woodstock, Ga.; sister, Emily Harden, Chattanooga; eight grandchildren; and a great-grandchild.

Minister G. Waymon Summers will conduct the service at 11 a.m. on Friday, Feb. 6, in Lakewood Memory Gardens, South.

The family will receive friend today from 6 at p.m. in Ridgedale Church of Christ.

Hale, Rebecca 

Hale, Rebecca L. Gridley  age 79, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. D. Ellis, 1808 South Willow Street, yesterday afternoon at 5 o’clock, after a few months’ illness. She is survived by five daughters. Mrs. C. C. Anderson, Mrs. M. J. Woy and Mrs. Martha Brown, of this city; Mrs. W. C. Bible, of Guild, Tenn., and Mrs. William Ford, of Sequatchie, Tenn.; three brothers, J. M. Gridley of Eastland, Tenn.; T. E. and J. A. Gridley of Texas; two sisters, Mrs. D. W. Miller, of Oklahoma, and Mrs. Josie O’Neal, of Rising Fawn, Ga. She was a member of the Hale’s Chapel M. E. church, south. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
The Chattanooga Times, June 30, 1924.

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Haley, George 

Haley, George Jerome77, former Chattanooga printer, died at 10 O'clock yesterday morning in Marine Hospital, New Orleans, after six weeks of illness. Mr. Haley for many years a Chattanoogan, had lived for several years in Florida and New Orleans. Mr. Haley was a native of Rockwood, TN. He was a veteran of the Spanish-American War. His body will be brought to Chattanooga and arrangements for the services here will be announced.
  Mr. Haley is survived by his wife, Mrs. Marguerite Carter Haley. Daughter, Mrs. Clarence Slaughter, St. Elmo. Five sons. Raymond Haley, Orlando, Fla. J. C.
Haley, New Orleans, La. Milton Haley, Dalton, GA. Robert and Frank Haley, Rockdale, Tx. Two brothers, W. A. Haley and John H. Haley, both of Daisy. There are several grandchildren and nieces and nephews.
The Chattanooga TIMES, December 13, 1951

Additional Information by submitter: Ivelyn Kay Skelton Blanton. George is a
distant cousin by marriage to Marguerite Haley. 
Submitted by Ivelyn Kay Skelton Blanton  k_blanton@yahoo.com

Haley, Mrs. George Jerome

HALEY - MRS. GEORGE J. 77 died Tuesday afternoon at the residence, 1009 W. 55th street. she is survived by one daughter, Mrs. C. M. Slaugher, Chattanooga. Five sons, Raymond C. Haley, Orlando, Fla. James C. Haley, New Orleans, LA. Milton O. Haley, Dalton, GA. Robert A. Haley, Minden LA. Frank M. Haley Rockdale, TX. One sister Mrs. R. A. Terrell, Chattanooga. 15 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral service will be held t 3 O'clock Thursday afternoon from the chapel of the National Funeral Home with Revs. Paul Dodd and C. W. Buice Officiating. Interment will be in Chattanooga Memorial Park. The body will remain at the funeral home. Active pallbearers will be George J. Haley II, Sam Haley, Dr. R. C. Haley Jr. James Haley, James M. Slaughter, Neal C. Bennett.
The Chattanooga TIMES January 11, 1956.

Additional information by submitter: Ivelyn Kay Skelton Blanton. Mrs. Haley is a distant cousin. 

Submitted by Ivelyn Kay Skelton Blanton  k_blanton@yahoo.com

Hall, Lilburn 

Hall, Lilburn Henry  died Friday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. R. P. LeCroy, at Soddy after an illness of four months. The deceased is survived by his wife, four sons, James. M. Hall of Emperor Ala.; Robert B. of Fleming Ky.; L. A. of Anniston Alabama and W. M., of Lexington, Ky., and three daughters Mrs. Dave Tennant, Mrs. L. P. LeCroy (typo), of Soddy, and Mrs. J. L. Norris (typo) of Chattanooga. The deceased was a member of the Alton Park Baptist Church for twelve years and was a resident of St. Elmo for eighteen years. The funeral was held at Soddy at 10:30 yesterday.

Chattanooga Times Newspaper Obituary - Published: December 24, 1917

Note from submitter:
Lilburn Henry Hall
DOD: December 21, 1917

Hall, Susan 

Hall, Susan Serena Rose Chattanooga Times Special

Soddy, Tenn., May 23, - Mrs. Susan Hall, one of the oldest residents of Soddy, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. R. P. LeCroy, Thursday night at Dalay (sp typo ?). She had been suffering for some time with a chronic disease and after a brave battle for life died at the advanced age of 72 years. Besides her immediate family, she leaves a host of friends to mourn her loss. Funeral services will be held at the Methodist church at Soddy Saturday afternoon at 2, the Rev. Hotelen (sp?) officiating. Those who survive her are six children, Mrs. Jack Norris of Chattanooga; Mrs. R. P. LeCroy, of Daisy; Mrs. Dave Tennant, of Alabama; Robert Hall, Fleming, Ky.; James Hall of Alabama; and William Hall of Chattanooga; three sisters, Mrs. Agnes Jordan, of Soddy; Mrs. Will Presnell, of LaFollette, Tenn.; Mrs. Will Mayden, of Arkansas; two brothers, R. B. Rose of Soddy, and Jerry Rose of Chattanooga.
Chattanooga Times Newspaper Obituary - Published: May 24, 1919

Note from submitter:

Susan Serena Rose Hall DOB: January 03, 1847DOD: May 23, 1919 

Hall, William  

Hall, William Miller formerly of Chattanooga, died yesterday morning in Barbourville, Ky., after a short illness. Mr. Hall was a member of the boilermaker's union and was employed for a number of years by local manufacturing plants. He is survived by his wife, four children and three sisters. The body will be brought to Chattanooga for interment. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
Chattanooga Times Newspaper Obituary - Published: April 11, 1922

William Hall, age 37 years, formerly of this city, died in Headrick, Ky., Saturday morning. He was a member of the local boilermakers' union and had resided in Chattanooga practically all his life. Surviving are his wife and four children; three sisters, Mrs. J. C. Morris, of Chattanooga; Mrs. R. P. Lecroy, of Daisy, and Mrs. Dave Lennaut, of Birmingham, Ala., and two brothers, J. M. Hall and R. B. Hall of Chattanooga. Funeral services will be held from the home of Mrs. Norris, 3410 Avenue E. East Lake, this morning at 10' o clock. Interment will be in Forest Hills cemetery. Graveside services will be conducted by the boilermakers' union.
Chattanooga Times Newspaper Obituary - Published: April 11, 1922

Note from submitter:

William Miller Hall DOB: June 17, 1885 DOD: April 08, 1922

Typos of obituary
Morris=Norris Lennaut=Tenant/Tennant 

Hallmark,Thelma  

Hallmark,Thelma Marie age 4, who was burned on March 4, died early Sunday morning at a local hospital.  She is survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Hallmark.  Funeral services will be held from the home, 2644 ½ Whiteside Street, this afternoon at 2 o’clock, the Rev. Joe Henderson officiating. Interment in Kings Point cemetery.

Chattanooga Times, April 5, 1926

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Hamby, Luther

Hamby, Luther  65, who served as a member of the Hamilton County quarterly court from 1928 until 1941, died yesterday at his home in Ooltewah from a heart ailment. The former justice of the peace had been in failing health for the past three years.  Friday he was too ill to report for work and went to bed.  The end came yesterday morning as the former justice of the peace attempted to sit up on the side of his bed and drink a glass of water. At his death Hamby was an employee of the William L. Bork Memorial hospital. He had been working at the hospital for several weeks and prior to that service he was a night guard at the Silverdale (ink spot over last part of name) Workhouse. A native of Ooltewah, Mr. Hamby was born March 11, 1880.  In his early manhood the former squire operated a farm in the Ooltewah area.  About 30 years ago he quit the farming business and opened a grocery in Ooltewah. He remained in the mercantile business for some 15 years. A Republican, Mr. Hamby has taken an active interest in local politics for many years.  At first, he was active in the politics of what formerly was James County.  And when James County was annexed to Hamilton County, he then took an interest in Hamilton County politics.  In 1928 he made his first race for a Hamilton County office.  The late W. O. Watts resigned as justice of the peace from what was then the Fourth civil district and Hamby became a
candidate to succeed him.  He defeated the Democratic nominee, A. K. Poe, and became a member of the Hamilton County quarterly court.  He was
re-elected for a full six-year term in 1930 and re-elected in 1936.  For most of his career in the county court Mr. Hamby supported the administration of former County Judge Will Cummings.  But in 1939 he joined five other members of the court to rebel against the Cummings administration and voted to elect Marshall Clark as superintendent of the school system over the then incumbent, forer Supt. Arthur L. Rankin. The Ooltewah squire remained in the "rebel" ranks of the court after that time and voted with a group that styled itself as the "Big Six" consistently until his political fortunes turned in the race for seats in the Tennessee
general assembly of 1941 from Hamilton County.  The issue in that campaign was the abolition of the justice of the peace system of government, as well as courts, and the substitution there for of the County Council and the general sessions court.  With the enactment of that legislation Hamby and his associates lost their political hold in the county.  Another bill, the redistricting act, was passed also in the 1941 session and that law abolished Hamby's district--the Fourth-and therefore his office. Since passing from the political scene in the county court with the 1941 enactments Mr. Hamby has lived rather quietly at his Ooltewah home but had been employed by the county for the past few years. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Ooltewah Baptist Church with the Revs. Fred Johnson and J. B. Tallent officiating. Active pallbearers will be A. C. Newton, Gene _____(ink spot), Bill Hall, Ed Rice, Arthur ______(ink spot), and George Wolfe.  Honorary pallbearers will be the member of the Ooltewah Men's Sunday School class. Mr. Hamby was a member and a deacon of the Ooltewah Baptist Church and the Masonic Lodge 741.  The Masons will have charge of ceremonies at the gravesite.  Interment will be in the Sylar Cemetery.
Surviving the former justice of the peace are his wife, one daughter, Mrs. Mabel Auburn of Ooltewah, four sons, Cpl. T. G. Hamby, who is with the army in Italy; Hoyt Hamby, who is with the army in China; J. E. Hamby of Tyner and Gus D. Hamby of Atlanta, Ga; three grandchildren, Jimmie Lou Auburn,
Mary Ann Hamby and John L. Hamby.
The Chattanooga Times, September 25, 1945.

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Hamby, Neta

Hamby, Neta Fitzgerald  73 of Ooltewah, widow of Squire Luther Hamby, well-known member of the Hamilton County Quarterly Court, died in a local
hospital about 6:30 p.m. Sunday.  She was the daughter of the late Gus and Catherine Masoner Fitzgerald, settlers of Ooltewah in what was then James
County. She was a life resident of the community and a member of the Ooltewah Baptist Church.  She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Lloyd C. Wilson of Tyner; four sons, J. E. Hamby, Tyner; Gus D. Hamby, Ooltewah; Hoyt Hamby of Dalton, Ga.; and G. T. Hamby of Chattanooga; one brother, T. H.
Fitzgerald of East Brainard; three grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.  The body is at Turner Funeral Home. 

Arrangements will be announced later by Turner Funeral Home.
The Chattanooga Times, January 9, 1961.

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Hammontree, Caroline
Hammontree, Caroline age 75, died at her home at 2914 East Thirty-fourth Street yesterday at noon after an illness of several months. She is survived by six daughters, Mrs. Dantzler, Mrs. Lance, Mrs. Donaldson, of Dalton, Ga.; Mrs.Hartley,of Eaton, GA.; Mrs. Wattenberger and Mrs. Morgan,of Chattanooga, and one son, A. L. Horn of Ringgold, Ga. The body will be forwarded to Dalton for burial Wednesday morning.
Chattanooga TIMES, April 27, 1920.

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Hanes, Ruth 

Hanes, Ruth  82 years old, died yesterday at her home on the Shallowford Road.  She is survived by one son, James Hanes, and one sister, Louise Davis of Birchwood.  The funeral will be held at the residence this morning at 10:30, the service will be conducted by the Rev. Daniel Quinn with internment at King's Point.

Notes:  This obit was found in the Bible of Emma Stover Scoggins it had no date, but I know it was in 1915. The King's Point cemetery inventory does not list her grave -- therefore, she did not have a headstone. Her parents were Isaac and Margaret Hoots Stover.  Her husband was General Jackson Hanes Co. G 5th TN USA died September 21, 1863, in Carthage, TN.

Submitted by Phebe Morgan  phebem@home.com

Harden, Herman 

Harden, Herman Lee  82, of Ooltewah, Tenn. went to be with the Lord on Monday, September 21, 2009, at a local hospital. He was a member of Oak Grove Church of God and was retired from the Cavalier Corporation. He is preceded in death by his parents, Lela Mae Holmes Harden and Andy Harden; four sisters, Dorothy Nell Harden, Ina Potter, Estelle Bidwell and Margie Jenkins; one brother, Frank Harden; he was also preceded in death by his first wife, Irene Williamson Harden.
He is survived by his wife, Anna Marie Harden; and his children and their spouses, Betty Sue and Roy Holder, Thurman and Elaine Harden, Diane and Gale Hall, Leigh Ann and James Johnson, Josh and Tiffany Harden, and Ben and Erin Harden; seven grandsons; three granddaughters; one great granddaughter. Funeral services will be held on Thursday, September 24, 2009, at 1 p.m. in the Highway 58 chapel of Turner Funeral Home with the Rev. Robert Jenkins officiating. Interment will follow in Williamson Cemetery. The family will receive friends on Wednesday from 6-8 p.m. and on Thursday up to the hour of service at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers memorial contributions can be made to the Mary Ellen Locher Breast Center, 605 Glenwood Dr., Suite 100, Chattanooga, TN 37404. Turner Funeral Home Inc., Hwy 58 Chapel is in charge of arrangements. 622-3171
 

Hardin, Enoch  

Hardin, Enoch K. 96, dies at his home

Lived to Be Last Veteran of Civil War in County

 Enoch K. Harding, 96, colorful character of the Grasshopper section, who, as a lad of 15 joined the Union Army and served in the Civil War during the last two years, died yesterday at his home in Birchwood. The deceased, who was noted as a gunsmith, was said to have lived to become the last veteran of the Civil War in Hamilton County. A one-time resident of Pikeville, Tenn., he was one of Tennessee’s most famous old-time gunmakers. Among the guns made by him was “Long Tom,” which was long a treasured possession of the late Walter Cline, a former Chattanooga photographer.

 He manufactured hundreds of rifles, many of which were constructed half a century or more ago. His guns were greatly in demand in their time because of the excellent material used in them and the correctness of the sight placements. Walter Cline captured first prize with “Long Tom” at a Rod and Gun Club shooting match in 1928. In addition to guns, Hardin made fiddles which he carved with a jackknife from cedarwood. When the deceased was visited by an Evening Times reporter Sept. 18, 1941, he was described by his oldest son, W. M. (Bill) Hardin, with whom he lived, as having spent most of his days in the Grasshopper section, around Pikeville and around Daisy. The son, who was then in his 70s, said he calculated his father was 97 on June 25, 1941, “from his birth date in my granddaddy’s old bible.” His eyesight and hearing were then fairly good.

 He is survived by two sons, Bill Hardin and John Hardin, both of Birchwood: seven daughters, Mrs. Lottie Phillips, East Chattanooga; Mrs. Lucy Eldridge, Alton Park; Mrs. Mattie Posey, East Lake; Mrs. Nancy Goins, East Chattanooga; Mrs. Jennie Gann, East Chattanooga; Mrs. Julie Davis, Highland Park, and Mrs. Hester Gan, Birchwood; several grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

 Funeral services will be held at the Grasshopper Holiness Church Saturday at 10 a. m., the Rev. Jimmie DeFriese of Birchwood officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery.

The Chattanooga Times, September 10, 1943.

Note: Enoch Harding was born July 15, 1847 and died September 9, 1943.

Submitted by Jean Potts  ButterbeanTN@aol.co

Harris, Margaret Catherine

Harris, Mrs. T. J.  dies at residence

    Georgia Native, Moved to City in 1899 - Services Tomorrow Afternoon Mrs. Margaret Catherine Harris, widow of Thomas J Harris, died yesterday afternoon at her home, 1600 East 12th Street, after several weeks of illness.  Had she lived until Aug. 19 she would have been 88 years old.    Mrs. Harris was born Aug 19 1859 in Murray County, Georgia, one of six children of Samuel Anderson Keith and Mrs. Malinda Miller Keith.  She was married in 1879 to the late Thomas Jefferson Harris, also of a family of pioneer settlers in north Georgia.  They lived in Murray and Whitfield counties in Georgia until they moved to Chattanooga in 1899.    Mr. Harris practiced law in Chattanooga until his death in 1924.     Mrs. Harris had been an active and faithful member of the Baptist Tabernacle since coming to Chattanooga.  She joined the Holly Creek Baptist Church in Murray County as a child.    Nine children survive.  They are Anderson W Harris, Dawson B Harris, Keith J Harris, Freeman R Harris, and Sam D Harris of Chattanooga; Mrs R E Lansford, Lakeland Fla.; Maynard J Harris, Atlanta; James E Harris, Knoxville; and Mrs. G C Robinson, Mobile Ala.    Also surviving are 15 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.    Funeral services will be held at the Baptist Tabernacle, Long and 21st Streets, Thursday at 2:30 pm., the Rev. C H Petty officiating.  Interment will be in Forest Hills Cemetery.    The body is at the Page-Hancock Funeral Home. 

The Chattanooga Times, August, 13 1947;  Page 7

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Harrison, Sylvia 

Harrison, Sylvia Long 81, of Signal Mountain, died on Friday, Nov. 26, 2004

Though sorely missed by remaining children and friends, Sylvia left this troubled world a better place by her passage and love for all. She challenged each of us to love, learn and live fully. Now it's our turn to remember her, chase down the "can" and play on. Sylvia overcame serious childhood illness to lead an extraordinary life full of laughter, friends and love. Once known and feared as the best "Kick the Can" player in her youth, Sylvia dedicated her life to loving and helping all of God's children. Sylvia's log cabin on Signal Mountain was a sanctuary and inspiration, not only to her, but to many of the people she touched in life. The youngest daughter of Sim Perry and Sophia Scholze Long, Sylvia is also preceded in death by her daughter, Betsy; husband, Tom; sisters, Nelsie,
Betty and Gertrude, and brother, Robert. She is survived by her sons, Richard, David, Mark and their wives; nine grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; nieces and nephews.

A memorial service will be at a later date.

Arrangements are by Chattanooga Funeral Home, Crematory and Florist, 5401
Highway 153.
Posted November 28, 2004.

Submitted by Phebe Morgan  phebem@comcast.net

Hartline, Byron K.  age, 82, 913 Tunnel Blvd., died Thursday morning in a local hospital. He was retired from Cities Service Co., was a former resident of Copperhill, Tenn., and Childersburg, Ala., and was a veteran of World War I.  He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Mary McMillan; three grandchildren, Michael, Patrick and Melinda McMillan all of Chattanooga; a brother Earnest L. Hartline of Chattanooga; a sister, Mrs. Ada Gearrin of Rising Fawn, Ga., and several nieces and nephews.  Graveside services will be held 2 p.m. Friday in Greenwood Cemetery with Rev. William Warlick officiating. Pallbearers will be Steven O’Rear, Bill Hales, John L. Wright, and Lee Cannon.  

The body is at Chattanooga Funeral Home, West Chapel.

Chattanooga Times, 11-18-1977, pg B-2.

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Hartman, A. L. 

Hartman, A. L.  aged 64 years, died at his home near Wauhatchie yesterday morning after a lingering illness. He was born and reared on the farm where he died and was respected by a large circle of acquaintances. Mr. Hartman is survived by a wife, two daughters – Mrs. W. B. Nooner and Mrs. J. H. Stanberry – and four sons: Samuel, James, George and John Hartman. The funeral will be held from the residence of the deceased this afternoon at 1:30 o’clock, the Rev. J. H. Hatfield officiating. Interment will take place at the Hartman family cemetery near Wauhatchie.

The Chattanooga Times, Tuesday, September 30, 1913.

Hartman, Ann 

Hartman, Ann  aged 72, resident of Wauhatchie for forty-eight years, and one of the best-known women in this section, died yesterday afternoon at 1:50 o’clock at the home of her daughter, Mrs. H. J. Stansbury, 1302 Pine Street. She is survived by four sons, Sam, James and John, of this city, and George B., of Chicago, and two daughters, Mrs. Walter Nooner, of Nashville and Mrs. Stansbury, of this city. Mrs. Hartman was a faithful member of the Wauhatchie Methodist church and was loved by a wide circle of friends. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Interment will take place in McGill* cemetery.

The Chattanooga Times, Friday, August 20, 1926.
*Magill Cemetery

Hartman, Betty 

Hartman, Betty, died Monday 5:15 p.m., at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John Whitehead, 1527 Burns Street. Survivors are five daughters, Mrs. John Whitehead, Mrs. Lawrence Wrinkle, Mrs. John Bishop and Mrs. Harley Plemon, all of Chattanooga, and Mrs. George Hale of Athens, Tenn.; two sons, Clarence, of Los Angeles, Calif., and Jesse Hartman of Chattanooga; 31 grandchildren and 20 great-grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Ellar Clark of Chattanooga. Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Spring Creek Baptist Church, with Rev. A. C. Stephens officiating. Interment will be in Mcdill* Cemetery. Pallbearers will be grandsons, Clifford Hale, Alex Bishop, Quinton Hale, Louie Hale, Ohma Hale and Alonzo Bishop. The body is at the residence, 1527 Burns Street, near Ringgold Road. R. J. Coulter Funeral Home in charge.

The Chattanooga Times, Tuesday, October 2, 1945.
*Magill Cemetery

Hartman, Sarah

 Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth (Wiggins) Hartman, wife of Fred B. Hartman, died at her home near Harrison early Saturday morning. She had been in failing health for some time, but her death was totally unexpected. Mrs. Hartman was born in Spartanburg 76 years ago, Jan. 7, last. Many of the older residents will remember Mr. and Mrs. Hartman, as they lived here for many years before removing to Harrison, where for some thirty years they have lived in their present home at Hartman’s Springs, a home well-known for the pleasant hospitality always extended to a large circle of friends from this city.

 Beside her aged husband the survivors are: Three sisters, Mrs. Kate Hooker, of Atlanta; Mrs. Maggie Thomas, of Dalton; and Mrs. Mary Burns, of Columbus, O.; seven daughters: Mrs. Gus A. Wood, Mrs. Will Hoge, and Miss Mary Hartman, of this city; Mrs. Tom Guthrie, of Harrison; Mrs. R. J. Kapahn, of Birmingham, Ala.; Mrs. R. E. Padget, of Lawrenceburg, Ind., and Mrs. W. D. Padget, of Lenoir City; also fourteen grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.

 Funeral services will be held from the church at Harrison, Tenn., at 2 o’clock Monday afternoon. Dr. T. S. McCallie will officiate. Interment will be in the family burying ground at Harrison. The following grandsons will serve as pallbearers: Tim Guthrie, Gus Wood, Jr., Paul Padget, Harry Wood, Ben Matthews and Philip Sweet.

The Chattanooga Times, Sunday, March 19, 1922.

Hartman, Thomas

Hartman, Thomas, aged 54, passed away at a local hospital Sunday evening after a brief illness. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Betty Hartman; one son, Jesse Hartman, of Chattanooga; five daughters, Mrs. May Hale, of Athens, Tenn., Mrs. Grace Wrinkle, Mrs. Stella Bishop, Mrs. Hazel Whitehead, Mrs. Rena Plemons, all of this city. The body was removed to the residence, 3110 8th ave. 

Funeral arrangements will be announced later by R. J. Coulter company.

The Chattanooga Times, Monday, August 31, 1936.
Note – Buried in Magill Cemetery.

Hauer, George 

Hauer, George A., Fairmont Road, Signal Mountain, died Friday in a local hospital.  Mr. Hauer was employed in the Chattanooga area as a representative for the National Association of Retail Druggists.  He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Luella Hauer, Signal Mountain, two sisters, Miss Frances L. Hauer and Miss Louise Hauer, both of Chattanooga: mother, Mrs. LeNora Davis Hauer, Chattanooga.  Mr. Hauer was the son of the late Andy Hauer, a well-known Chattanooga jeweler for many years.  Arrangements by Chattanooga Funeral Home.
The Chattanooga Times, March 30, 1974, Page 9.
 

Hawk, Addie 

Hawk, Addie Knight, of Sims Rd. Rt. 1 Harrison, Tenn., died Sunday morning in a local hospital.  She was preceded in death by her husband, R. A. Hawk, July 24, 1976.  Mrs. Hawk was a lifelong resident of Hamilton County and was a member of the Bartlebaugh Baptist Church.  Survivors include one daughter, Mrs. Cynthia Workman, Harrison; brother, Joe Knight, Chattanooga; two sisters, Mrs. Bertha Crisp, and Mrs. Nettie Ingle, both of Chattanooga.  There is one grandchild and several nieces and nephews.  Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 3 o’clock in the New Bethel Baptist Church with Rev. Vern Duncan and Rev. Buddy Lewis officiating.  Pallbearers will be Troy Ingle, Buddy Sims, David Carter, Richard Sims, Doyle Neely, Charlie Lingerfelt.  Interment will be in the Bartlebaugh Cemetery. 

The body is at the Turner-Coulter Funeral Home. 

Chattanooga Times November 22 1976 Pg 9

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Hawk, Cynthia

Hawk, Cynthia 33, residing at Harrison, died Saturday morning in a local hospital.  Surviving are her husband, A. H. Hawk; a son, Robert and four daughters, Lydia, Lorene and Louise and Mrs. Ben Camp.  Funeral services will be held at Bartlebaugh this morning at 10, the Rev. Wooten officiating.  Arrangements in charge of Wann’s. 

Chattanooga Times April 29 1928 Pg 3

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Hawk, Robert 

Hawk, Robert Arthur (R. A.), 57, of Simms Rd., Harrison, Tenn., died Saturday morning in a local hospital.  A lifelong resident of Hamilton County, he was a retired truck driver for Yellow Freight Lines, and was a veteran of World War II.  He was the son of the late Arthur and Cynthia Duncan Hawk.  Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Addie Knight Hawk, Harrison; one daughter, Mrs. Cynthia Workman, Harrison; granddaughter, Stacy Workman; four sisters, Mrs. Lorene Howard, Groveland, Fla.; Mrs. Annie Bell Davis, Kissimmee, Fla.; Mrs. Liddie Sims, Harrison; Mrs. Louise Massengile, Harrison; several nieces and nephews.  Funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at 1 o’clock in the New Bethel Baptist Church with the Rev. Vern Duncan officiating.  Interment will be in the Bartlebaugh Cemetery.  Active pallbearers will be David Carter, Troy Ingle, Buddy Sims, Billy Payton, Andrew Camp and Richard Sims.  Honorary pallbearers will include the drivers of Yellow Freight Lines.  The body will lie in state for one hour at the church before service.  

Arrangements are by the Turner-Coulter Funeral Home.

The Chattanooga Times July 29, 1976; Pg A13

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Hawk, W. M. 

Hawk, W. M., aged 74, died suddenly Friday night at his home, 1004 East Sixteenth street. He is survived by his widow; one son C(harles) C(laude) Hawk; eight daughters, Mrs. R. E. Eaves, Mrs. Artie Farr, Mrs. C. E. Vaughn, Mrs. C. E. Vice, Mrs. Pearl Williams, Mrs. Ruby Wright, Mrs. Irene Jennings and Mrs. Marie Mishoe; one sister, Mrs. Sis Williams, of Arkansas. 

Funeral arrangements will be announced later by Coulters.
The Chattanooga Times, August 22, 1929

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Hawks, Mrs. Fletcher 

Hawks - Mrs Fletcher W., 85, of 114 Talley Road, died Tuesday in a local nursing home.  The widow of Ben Hawks, she was a member of Grace Episcopal Church and retired from the Tennessee Employment Security Agency.  She is survived by a son, Guilford Hawks, Jacksonville, Fla..  Graveside services will be held at 3:30 p.m. today in Chattanooga Memorial Park with the Rev. Jim Wilbanks officiating.  Memorial contributions may be made to the Book of Remembrance at Grace Episcopal Church.  The Family will receive friends 1 ½ hours before the service at the East Chapel of Chattanooga Funeral Home. 

The Chattanooga Times, July 3, 1986, pg. A8

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Hays, Cecil  

Hays, Cecil T., formerly of Chattanooga, died Friday in Brunswick, Ga. He was retired from L&N Railroad after 47 years of service. He was the youngest of nine sons of the late William Philip and Sarah Isabell Roberts Hays. He was a lifelong member of First Christian Church of Chattanooga. He was a member of the Chattanooga Half-Century Club and the Sons of the American Revolution. Survivors include his wife, Maude Callaway Hays, Jekyll Island, Ga.; son Don C. Hays, Chattanooga, three grandsons and three great-grandchildren. Private services will be held at a later date. Arrangements by Ed Miller and Sons Funeral Home, Brunswick.

Chattanooga Times-Free Press, October 1, 1984.

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Hays, Harry Jr.

Hays, Harry R. Jr., 72, of Chattanooga, died Sunday evening, Dec. 16, 2001, in a local hospital.

He was a native of Chattanooga, the son of the late Harry R. Sr. and Cleo Martin Hays. He was a veteran of both WWII and the Korean Conflict. Mr. Hays was a member of Brainerd Baptist Church and the Friendship Sunday School Class. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Jean Wilson Hays, one daughter, Julie Hays Thomas of Renton, Wash.; and one son, Robert Hays of Fort Oglethorpe, GA.; one granddaughter, Nicole Annette Evans of Renton, one brother, Dr. James Hays of Knoxville, Tenn., several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Thursday morning at 11:30 at Brainerd Baptist Church with Dr. Darryl L. Craft and Rev. Curtis Hill officiating.

Interment will be in Chattanooga National Cemetery.

Active pallbearers: Jeff Wilson, Glen Fleming, Ken Newton, Elder Glenn, Bob Wilson, Paul McBee and Rick Marler.

Chattanooga Times; March 13, 1938

Hayes, Maud 

Hayes, Maud Callaway , 95, of Chattanooga, died Sunday, March 24, 2002, at her residence.

She was a native of Chattanooga and moved with her husband to Jekyll Island in 1977. Mrs. Hays was a member of St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church. She also held membership with service in: Who's Who in American Genealogy, the Star-Spangled Banner Flag House Association, the Ladies Hermitage Association, American Red Cross where she was recipient of the Red Cross Award of Merit for service in World War II, Daughters of the American Revolution, Colonial Daughters of the 17th Century, United Daughters of the Confederacy, Daughters of Colonial Wars, Dames of the Court of Honor, Magna Carta Dames, National Huguenot Society, Colonial Dames XVII Century, Sons & Daughters Pilgrims, American of Royal Descent USA, Order of Crown Charlemagne USA, Descendants of Knights of the Garter, and the United States Daughters of 1812, where she served as national president 1967-1970 and for which she was voted to membership in the National Gavel Society. She is survived by her son, Don C. Hays of Chattanooga, three grandchildren and seven great-grand-children. A private memorial service will be held at a later date on Jekyll Island, Ga.

Arrangements are by the East Chapel of Chattanooga Funeral Home.

Chattanooga Times-Free Press, March 26, 2002.

Hays, Sarah 

Hays, Sarah Isabel Roberts  dies after lenghty illness

Mrs. Sarah Isabel Hays, 87, widow of William P. Hays, who served as sheriff and county court clerk, died yesterday morning in a Chattanooga hospital after a long illness. Born in old James County, Mrs. Hays was the daughter of Philip M. and Almeda McRee Roberts. She had been a member of the First Christian Church here for many years. Surviving are five sons, W. Ed Hays, Mark H. Hays, Sr., T. Cobb Hays, Elbert R. Hays and Cecil T. Hays, all of Chattanooga; 21 grandchildren, 23 great-grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Kate Skillern, Boise, Idaho. Funeral service will be held at 10 o'clock Saturday morning at National Funeral Home, with the Rev. Raymond J. Birge, pastor of Highland Park Christian Church, officiating. Burial will be in Citizens Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Ed E. Hays, Mark Hays Jr., Don Hays, Jim Hays, Dan Hays, Allen Hays and William P. Hays.

Chattanooga Times, April 6, 1951.

Headrick, William  

Headrick, William J. , 60, died yesterday morning at his residence in Soddy.  He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Maude Headrick; four children, Herman Headrick, Chattanooga; Mrs. Glennie Wilson and Mrs. Ruth of Chattanooga, Mrs. J. L. Case, Soddy; nine grandchildren; four sisters, Mrs. Dennis Hicks, Mrs. Lula Johnson and Mrs. Leander Herring, all of Cleveland, Tenn; and Mrs. Sarah Black of Dalton, Georgia.  Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon from the East Chattanooga Church of God with the Reverend J. A. Cross conducting.  Burial will be in  Greenwood Cemetery.  The body is at the funeral home and will remain there until the hour of service.

 Arrangements are by the National Funeral Home.

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Heiny, E. H. 

Hiney, E. H.  pioneer resident of Chattanooga, died yesterday morning at his home, 1603 Chamberlain Avenue, at the age of 84. Funeral services will be held this morning at 9 o'clock at SS. Peter and Paul's Catholic church, with Rt. Rev. Monsignor F. T. Sullivan officiating. Interment will be in Mount Olivet cemetery. Mr. Heiny had been active in the city's growth and development for many years. For a number of years and until his retirement he was in the grocery business. In 1895 he was elected to the board of public works and was assigned as police commissioner. He was a member of SS. Peter and Paul's church, the Knights of Columbus, Catholic Knights and the Turnverein society. He had been in poor health for a considerable time preceding his death. Surviving are five daughters, Mrs. Barbara Jones, Mrs. Anna Steiner, Mrs. E. F. Melding, Miss Agnes Heiny and Mrs. Mary Barnes. There are also sixteen grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.

 Pallbearers will be Oscar Jones, Paul Jones, Ed Steiner, Frank Steiner, Joseph Barnes, and Lewis Barnes, all grandsons of the deceased

 O'Donohue's in charge.

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Helton, J. D.
Husband of Lydia Jane Humphrey J. D. Helton, aged 63, died suddenly yesterday afternoon at his home, 4313 Olhs Street, Alton Park.  He is survived by his wife, five sons, C. F. and George Helton, of Nashville; Leonard, Paul and Henry Helton, of this city, five daughters, Mrs. Jessie Moody, of Nashville; Mrs. Bertha Ingram, of Atlanta; Miss Stella Helton, of Charlotte, N. C. and Misses Gerta and Edna Helton, of this city.  Mr. Helton was a member of the East Lake Baptist Church and of the East Lake Council of the Junior Order.  Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, with the Rev. Drs. Thomas Smith and Bartow McFarland officiating.  Services at the grave will be in charge of the Junior Order.  Pallbearers will be chosen from the Order.
August 20, 1924  Chattanooga Times

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 Helton, Melvin
(Son of J. D. Helton)

Melvin Paul Helton, 68, of 959 Gateway Avenue, died Saturday in a local hospital.  A lifelong resident of Chattanooga, he was a retired employee of Red Bank Pharmacy.  Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. William R. (Barbara) Myers, Noble, Ga.; Mrs. Dennis (Rachel Ann) Bigham, Red Bank; son, Jim Helton, Red Bank; three sisters, Bertha Ingram, Fort Oglethorpe; Gertrude Ingram, Chattanooga; Edna Sackrider, Defiance, Ohio; six grandchildren; several nieces and nephews.  Services will be at 1:30 p.m. today in the funeral home chapel with Brother Gene Voss and the Rev. Arland Andrews officiating.  Burial will be in Lasater Cemetery, Marion County, Tenn. 

 Arrangements by the Coulter Chapel of Lane Funeral Home.
August 15, 1988 Chattanooga Times.

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Henderson, Margaret 

Henderson, Margaret, 336 North Roberts Street, died at a local hospital Sunday evening following several days of illness. Survivors are, Daughters, Mesdames Josie Roland of Atlanta; Dorothy Mason, Miss Mozelle Henderson, both of this city; sons, Pfc. William Tyler, U. S. Army; Thelma Tyler of Atlanta; sisters, Mesdames Willia, Allie Mae Williams; brother, Mr. Elmo Tarpley, all of Cincinnati, Ohio; aunt, Mrs. Josie Brown; uncle, Mr.Gin Dawson, both of Atlanta; sister-in-law, Mrs. Mozella King of Chattanooga; father-in-law, Mr. Jim Henderson; brother-in-law, Mr. Joe Henderson, both of Kingston, Ga.; other relatives and many friends. Funeral services and burial will be held Thursday afternoon at her home in McDonough, Ga. The body will be shipped today, 3 p.m.

The body is at the funeral home. Hardwick & Sons in charge.
The Chattanooga Times, Wednesday, February 27, 1946.

Hendricks, Hoyt 

Hendricks, Hoyt Esten, 75, of Red Bank, died Friday in a local hospital. A native of Alabama , he had lived in Chattanooga most of his life and was a member of the White Oak United Methodist Church and its Friendship Class. He was a member of the Alhambra Temple, Red Bank Lodge 717 F&AM and was a veteran of World War II, serving in the South Pacific. He was preceded in death by his wife, Nina P. Hendricks. Survivors include his sister, Beatrice Hendricks, Chattanooga ; niece, Margaret H. Thomas, Plant City , Fla. ; one great-niece, one great-nephew. Services will be at 2 p. m. Sunday in the funeral home Chapel with the Rev. James E. Wheddee officiating. Burial will be in Chattanooga Memorial Park . The family will receive friends from 2-4 p.m. today at Chattanooga Guardian Chapel, West.

The Chattanooga Times, April 23, 1988.

Hensley, David  

Hensley, David Jasper  aged 66, well known resident of Tyner, died at his home at that place Sunday afternoon following a short illness. He is survived by his wife and several children. He was a member of the Baptist Church and the Odd Fellows. Funeral services, conducted by the Rev. J. N. Monroe, will be held from the Tyner Baptist church this afternoon at 2 o’clock. Interment, which will be in charge of the Odd Fellows, will follow in Tyner cemetery.

The Chattanooga Times, February 1921

Note: Died February 27, 1921. Son of James M. and Sarah Davis Hensley.

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Hickey, Brosier  

Hickey, Brosier S.  68, died Sunday (July 3, 1983) at Queen of the Valley Hospital following a lengthy illness. Mr. Hickey was born Feb. 22, 1915, in Turtle town, Tennessee to William H. and Laura Shearer Hickey and was educated in Tennessee schools, graduating from high school in Hixson, Tennessee.  He married the former Ada M. Wilson, on May 12, 1935, in Lafayette, Georgia.  He was employed by the US government as an electrician at both Mare Island Naval Shipyard and the Alameda Naval Air Station.  The family lived at various times in Vallejo, Napa, and Alameda before settling in Napa in 1968. Mr. Hickey was a long-time member of the Church of Christ, a participant in the activities of the Napa Senior Citizens Center and a member of the National Association of Retired Employees.

Mr. Hickey is survived by his wife, Ada M. of Napa, California; two sons, Deuel M. of Napa, California and Andrew B. of Harold, California; two brothers, Dr. H. David and William T., both of Chattanooga, Tennessee; and one sister, Roxie G. Suit of Miami, Florida.  Three grandchildren and one great-grandchild also survive.

At the request of the deceased, no services were held.  Private cremation arrangements were conducted under the direction of Treadway and Wigger Funeral Chapel.
The Napa Register (Tuesday, July 5, 1983)

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Hickey, Enoch  

Hickey, Enoch Warren  34, of Memphis died in a Memphis hospital Wednesday morning (July 20, 1966).  He was a brother of Harrison M. Hickey and Norris L. Hickey and the son of Mrs. O' Nell Hickey, all of Chattanooga.  A resident of Chattanooga until he moved to Memphis in 1949, Mr. Hickey was a veteran of the Korean War and a member of the Moose Lodge. Funeral services will be held today at 11 am at the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Memphis with burial in the National Cemetery there. Other survivors include his wife, Mrs. Betty Ann Hickey; three sons, Enoch Warren, Jr., Timmy and Tony Hickey and two daughters, Patricia Ann and Carol Jean Hickey, all of Memphis; brother, Fred H. Hickey of Panama City, FL; a sister, Mrs. Betty Pinion of Ringgold, GA.
The Chattanooga Times, July 22, 1966.

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Hickey, Fred  

Hickey, Fred Harrison.  80, a former Chattanooga resident, died Tuesday night (March 16, 1971) in a Miami, FL hospital. He had lived in Miami the past 25 years. He is survived by his wife, the former Mary Pitts of Miami; and two brothers, Dr. H. David Hickey and William T. Hickey, both of Chattanooga.
Funeral Services will be held at 1:30 pm at the Bess Memorial Funeral Home in Miami.
The Chattanooga Times, March 19, 1971

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Hickey, Dr. Homer  

Hickey, Dr. Homer David who as a physician, civic leader, and outdoors man made countless contributions to the enhancement of this city's quality of life, died December 29, 1988, in a Chattanooga hospital. Dr. Hickey was the founding president of the Brainerd Kiwanis Club and founder of the Brainerd Clinic on Brainerd Road, which he established in 1948 and operated until his retirement in 1980.  The clinic was the capstone of a medical career here that spanned nearly 50 years from 1934, with the exception of a four year tour of duty as a medical officer in General George Patton's Third Army in Europe during World War II.

Born in Cherokee County, N.C., Dr. Hickey and his parents, the late William Harrison and Laura Shearer Hickey, moved to Chattanooga when he was a young boy.  He graduated from Central High School in 1924 and attended Berea College in Berea, Ky., before going on to graduate from the University of Tennessee at Knoxville and the University of Tennessee Center for the Health Sciences in Memphis. Upon receiving his M.D. degree in 1932, he returned to St. Joseph, MO, to serve an internship and then to Wayne County Hospital in Detroit, Mich., to serve a surgical residency.

Dr. Hickey began practicing in East Chattanooga in 1934 and joined Dr. J. Hamilton Taylor in practice at the Medical Arts Building. His wartime dream of building a clinic took shape in the spring of 1946 when he began construction on the Brainerd Clinic.  In addition to his busy clinical practice, he also served on the staffs of Erlanger, Memorial and Tri-County hospitals and was an active member of local, state, regional, and national medical associations. Dr. Hickey was charter and lifetime member of Brainerd Kiwanis club, which honored him in 1982 by endowing the $50,000 H. David Hickey Surgical Research Grant of the Chattanooga Surgical Foundation. Funds from this grant are awarded to deserving area surgeons for research and development of new surgical methods.  He was named the Kiwanis Club's Distinguished Citizen of Chattanooga in 1981. An active member of First Centenary United Methodist Church, Dr. Hickey had served on the church's administrative board and was a member of the Foster-Martin Sunday school class.  He was also a member and past president of the Wolftever Fishing Club.

Dr. Hickey was married to the former Marguerite Bacon, with whom he celebrated a 50th anniversary this past March 1 [1988].  Mrs. Hickey is well-known as a regional historian and energetic volunteer in women's civic efforts. Survivors also include his son, Dr. H. David Hickey, a urologist in Memphis; two grandchildren, Kimberley Curlette Hickey and Jon Paul Dietrich Hickey, Memphis; brother William T. Hickey, Chattanooga; sister, Roxie Hickey Suit, Miami, Fla.; several nieces and nephews.
Chattanooga-News Free Press, Friday, December 30, 1988; Page B6.

[Grave side services were held in Forest Hills Cemetery]

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Hickey, Jess  

Hickey, Jess Enoch, age 50, died Saturday morning (May 8, 1948) at his residence, St. Elmo Route No. 3. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. O'Nell Hickey; one daughter Mrs. Jack (Betty) Pinion, Ringgold, GA; four sons, Harrison, Enoch, Norris and Fred Hickey, all of Chattanooga; six brothers, Dr. Homer Hickey and William Hickey of Chattanooga; Brosier Hickey, Santa Rosa, CA; John, Carl, and Fred Hickey, of Miami, FL; Mrs. David (Zadie) England, Maryville, TN; Mrs. John (Cora) England, Ducktown, TN. Private funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock from the chapel of the National Funeral Home, with Rev. E. E. McAllister conducting. Burial will be in Forest Hills Cemetery.  Active pallbearers will be Carl Burney, Richard Burney, Joe Burney, Henry Jones, Bobby Jones, and J. R. McDaniel.  Honorary pallbearers will be William Hayes and E. H. Norwood.  

The body will remain at the funeral home until the hour of the service.
The Chattanooga Times, May 9, 1948.

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Hickey, John  

Hickey, John Clifford 74, of 6532 SW 10 Ct., Pompano Beach, passed away Sunday (November 11, 1973) at Golden Isles Rest Home.  Formerly of Chattanooga, Tennessee, he had been a resident of Dade County for 25 years.  He was a Painting Contractor.  Survived by sons, Mr. Wayne D. Hickey and Mr. Arnold M. Hickey.  Sisters, Mrs. Roxie Suit, Miami, Mrs. Zadie England of Ft. Myers and Mrs. Maybelle Burney of Georgia.  Brothers, Mr. Carl W. of Miami, Dr. Homer D. and William T. both of Tennessee and Mr. Brosier S. Hickey of California.  Funeral Services 1:30 PM Wed. in the BESS MEMORIAL MIAMI SHORES CHAPEL 10936 NE 6 Ave. Rev. Stephen Ginn officiating.  Interment Dade Memorial Park Cemetery.  Friends may call from 7-9 PM Tuesday.
The Miami Herald, Tuesday, November 13, 1973

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Hickey, Laura  

Hickey, Laura Additine Shearer, 64, passed away at her residence on the old Ringgold Road early Friday afternoon (Feb 15, 1935).  Surviving are eight sons, Fred, Walter, Jess, Brosier, William, John, Carl, and Dr. Homer Hickey; four daughters, Mrs. David (Zadie) England, Maryville, TN; Mrs. John (Cora) England, Wetmore, TN; Mrs. Joe (May Belle) Burney  and Mrs. Oliver (Roxie) Suit, of Chattanooga; four sisters, Mrs. Spencer (Florence) Tilson, Birmingham, Ala; Mrs. David (Zilphia) Hamby, Patrick, NC; Mrs. Buck (Norma) Miller, Kalamazoo, Michigan; Mrs. Henry (Lydia) Hamby, Ducktown, TN.  Funeral services will be held from Coulter's chapel at 3:15 o'clock Saturday afternoon, with the Rev. C. G. Hounshell officiating.  Interment in Forest Hills cemetery.  Sons of the deceased will serve as pallbearers.  Coulter's in charge.
The Chattanooga Times, Saturday, February 16, 1935.

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Hickey, Mary  

Hickey, Mary Pitts, 85, of 1709 Oklawaha Ave., Rossville, died Sunday (Feb. 8, 1981) in a local hospital.  The widow of Fred H. Hickey, she was a native of Bradley County, TN, and had lived in Miami, Fla., for a number of years prior to moving here six months ago.  Survivors include two brothers, Robert Pitts, San Bernandio, CA; Clarence Pitts, Ft. Lauderdale, FL; seven sisters, Mrs. Martha Ann Huff, Akron, OH; Mrs. Addie Murphy, Nashville; Mrs. Ollie Cothran, Rossville; Mrs. Estella Mathis, Murfressboro, TN; Mrs. Frances Walker, Tampa, FL; Mrs. Clara Prescott, Wrightsville, GA; Mrs. Nell Murphey, Tampa; several nieces and nephews.  Services will be held Tuesday at 10:00 am in the South Crest Chapel of Lane Funeral Home with the Rev. Murray Mathis officiating.  Following services here, the body will be sent to the Bess Funeral Home in Miami for further services and burial in the Vista Memorial Gardens.  The family is receiving friends at the South Crest Chapel of Lane Funeral Home, Inc.
The Chattanooga Times, February 9, 1981.

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Hickey, Walter 

Hickey, Walter James  age 52 years, of 2029 N. W. 87th St., passed away Friday (November 28, 1947).  He is survived by his wife, Bertie; seven brothers, Fred H. Hickey, Jess  E. Hickey, John C. Hickey, Carl W. Hickey, Dr. Homer D. Hickey, William T. Hickey, and Brosier S. Hickey; four sisters, Cora (Mrs. John) England, Zadie (Mrs. David) England, May Belle (Mrs. Joe) Burney, Roxie (Mrs. Oliver) Suit; and a brother-in-law.  Services will be held at 2 o'clock Monday in Combs Funeral Chapel with Rev. Y. W. Kidd officiating.  Interment in Southern Memorial Cemetery.
The Miami Herald, Sunday, November 30, 1947.
 

Hickey, William 

Hickey, William Taft  94, of Chattanooga, passed away Tuesday,  August 22, 2006 at his residence.
A native of Polk County, Tennessee, Mr. Hickey was a charter member of South Seminole Baptist Church, where he served as a deacon and Sunday School teacher.  He retired from Standard Coosa-Thatcher following 40 years of service and he continued to work for twenty more years in landscaping and tree service business.  A veteran of World War II, he served in the Navy Seabees and held memberships with the Civil War Round Table and Chattanooga Relic Club.  Mr. Hickey was preceded in death by his wife of 54 years, Mary Louise Hickey, parents, Mr. & Mrs. William Harrison Hickey, seven brothers and four sisters.
Survivors include his daughters, Mary Margaret Guinn, Ringgold, GA, & Doris Crane, East Ridge; son, William L. Hickey, Titusville, FL; nine grandchildren, nineteen great-grandchildren, one great-great grandson, several nieces & nephews, and special friend, Louise Ensley.
Funeral services will be held Friday at 10:30 a.m. in the South Crest Chapel with Rev. Ron Perry officiating.  Interment will follow in the Chattanooga National Cemetery with full military honors.  A special thanks to Loretta Gordon, niece, & husband Virgil, & friend, Mrs. Dean Barger, for the special love & care they gave him.
Memorial contributions may be made to South Seminole Baptist Church Senior Bus Fund, 1201 S. Seminole Drive, East Ridge, TN  37412.
The family will receive friends Wednesday 6 - 8 p.m. & Thursday from 4 - 8 p.m. at the South Crest Chapel of Lane Funeral Home & Crematory, Rossville.

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Hickman, David  

Hickman, David O. Soddy, dies at 88

Farmer, Mine Operator for 43 Years - Presbyterian Elder for 50 Years

David O. Hickman, well-known Soddy farmer and mine operator, died late yesterday afternoon at his home.  He was 88. A pioneer settler in the community, Mr. Hickman operated coal mines in the Soddy area 43 years. In later years he became widely known as a peach and strawberry farmer. Mr. Hickman was an elder of the Presbyterian Church at Soddy for 50 years. He is survived by his wife, Frances Hickman; two daughters, Mrs. Winnie Walker and Mrs. W. J. Hughes of Soddy; two sons, Sam H., Soddy, and W. J., Williamson, W. Va.; 15 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren.

Funeral arrangements will be announced.

The Chattanooga Times, February 11, 1950

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Hickman, Fannie 

Hickman, Fannie, 84, died early Thursday morning at the residence, 321 Cedar St.  She is survived by four children, Mrs. Winnie Walker, Chattanooga, Mrs. Mollie Hughes, Soddy, Tenn., Sam Hickman, Soddy, Tenn., J. W. Hickman, Williamson, W. Va.; a sister, Mrs. Sarah Jane Coleman; several grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock this afternoon from the Soddy Presbyterian Church with Rev. Charles E. Bell and Rev. Joe Dick McRee conducting.  Burial will be in the Presbyterian Cemetery in Soddy. The grandsons will serve as pallbearers.  The body will remain at the funeral home until one hour before the service when it will be taken to the church to lie in state.  

Arrangements are by the National Funeral Home.
The Chattanooga Times, Feb. 12, 1954

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Hickman, Samuel 

Hickman, Samuel H., age 84, of 11665 Walker Road, Soddy, Tenn., died at his residence Monday afternoon.  He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Beulah Hickman, Soddy; four daughters, Mrs. Jessie Petty, Soddy, Mrs. Grace Nunley, Soddy; Mrs. Bobby Hodge, Soddy; Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Brown, Georgia; Mrs. Betty May, Hixson; five sons, Billy Hickman, Jack Hickman, the Rev. Lewis Hickman, all of Soddy; Bob Hickman, Soddy; Carl Hickman, Red Bank; one sister, Mrs. Winnie Walker, Chattanooga; several grandchildren and great-grandchildren.  Funeral will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the chapel of the funeral home by the Rev. Don Lasley and the Rev. William Marquis.  Interment will follow in the Presbyterian Cemetery.  Active pallbearers:  Kenneth Jeffers, Dennis Nunley, David Hickman, Bill May, Steve Hickman, Sam Petty.  The body will remain at the funeral home. 

 Arrangements by Williamson and Sons, Highway 27, Soddy Daisy.
The Chattanooga Times, Nov. 4, 1975

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Hickman, Samuel 

Hickman, Samuel Henegar, 86, died at his residence, 207 Walnut Street, Sunday.  Mr. Hickman was a retired Southern Railroad engineer and a member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.  He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Emily Shelton Hickman; one daughter, Mrs. Paul Shehee; one son, Raleigh L. Hickman, all of Chattanooga; one brother, D. O. Hickman, of Soddy.  The body will remain until the hour of the service at the R. J. Coulter Funeral Home.  Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
The Chattanooga Times, Jan. 9, 1944

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Hicks, Frances

Hicks, Francis Ellen McKee (Fannie), age 89, of 1807 Ocoee Street, died Thursday night in a local hospital. Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Ernest Weaver of Murfreesboro, Tenn., and Mrs. Charlie Teague of Rossville, Ga.; three sons, Melvin, Roe and Carl Hicks, all of Chattanooga; one sister, Mrs. Nannie Dean of Chattanooga; three brothers, Lester McKee, Jim McKee and Clarence McKee, all of Chattanooga; also 22 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 o’clock Sunday afternoon from the Assembly Church of God, with the Rev. Edward Smith officiating. Interment will follow in Tyner Cemetery. The body is at the residence. Active pallbearers will be Jimmie Eddie and Robert Swofford, Leroy Stuckey, Bud Jenkins and Billy Joe Davis

 Arrangements by the R. J. Coulter Funeral Home.
The Chattanooga Times, Saturday, October 18, 1962.

Note - Wife of William Robert Hicks 1882-1968. Daughter of Thomas H. & Angelina Isabelle McElhaney McKee.

Hicks, William 

Hicks, William Robert, 86, of 1810 Southern St., died Saturday night in a local hospital. His wife was the late Fannie McKee Hicks. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Charlie Teague, Rossville, Ga.; Mrs. Louise Weaver, Murfreesboro, Tenn.; sons, Carl Hicks, Nashville; Melvin Hicks, Chattanooga; Roe Hicks, Chattanooga; brother Lee Hicks of Alabama; sisters, Mrs. Viola Hale of Florida; Mrs. Emma Dempsey, Ackworth, Ga.; 25 grandchildren, several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held at 10:00 a.m. Tuesday in the East Chapel of the Chattanooga Funeral Home with Brigadier Glenn Stovall of the Salvation Army officiating. Interment will be in Tyner Cemetery. Grandsons will be pallbearers. 

The body is at the Chattanooga Funeral Home, East Chapel.
The Chattanooga Times, Monday, August 12, 1968

Higdon, Oscar 

Higdon, Oscar A., 70, died yesterday afternoon at the residence on Lookout mountain, Rising Fawn, Ga., Route 3.  He is survived by his wife; nine children, Mrs. Richard Hixon, Lookout Mountain; Mrs. John W. Davis, Chattanooga; Mrs. B. S. Harrison, Dade City, Fla.; Earl, Roy, Barley, Lester and Russell Higdon, all of Lookout Mountain; 29 grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Will Williams, Euca, Okla.; one brother, M. R. Higdon, San Antonio, Tex.  Funeral services will be held at 2 o’clock Saturday afternoon at Payne’s Chapel Church on Lookout Mountain with the Rev. Bartow McFarland and Rev. Luther Hixson conducting.  Burial will be in Payne’s Chapel Cemetery.  Active pallbearers will be Leon Higdon, Paul Higdon, Raymond Higdon, Russell Miller, Wallace McMillan, Frank Pace.  Honorary pallbearers will be Rev. Joe Massey, Albert McKaig, John Hixson, Silas Fowler, J. P. Clark, George Hale, Charlie Daniel, Sam Torbett, Lee Walden and Will Harp.  The body will be taken to the residence this morning where it will remain until the hour of service. 

 Arrangements are by the National Funeral Home. 

Chattanooga Times May 16 1947 Pg 13

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Hill, William 

Hill, William James  57, dies after illness
Had Served Power Company for 43 Years and Was Head of Line Department

William James Hill, 57, resident of Chattanooga for half a century and superintendent of lines for the Tennessee Electric Power company, died at 5:55 o’clock Monday evening at his home, 203 Hill Crest, east of Missionary ridge. He had been sick for some time and had been critically ill for several days.

 Mr. Hill’s connection with the power board company began forty-three years ago. Although but a lad then, he evinced enthusiastic interest in electricity and its workings and set forth to learn all he could in this steadily expanding field. His ability was quickly recognized, and promotion came to him again and again.  For many years he had served as superintendent of lines. In this capacity he often braved danger, as it falls the lot of line crews to mend broken wires and do many other things which require both skill and care.  Mr. Hill was a veteran in the power ranks, esteemed by officials and employees, and ever ready to respond to a call, night or day.  Mr. Hill was a member of the Highland Park M. E. church, where he served as trustee. He was affiliated with Ridgedale lodge, No. 660, F. and A. M.; Chattanooga commandery, No. 32, Knights Templar; Alhambra temple, Shrine; Ridgedale chapter, No. 208, and the Elks. Surviving is his widow, two sons, E. C. and C. W. Hill; a daughter, Mrs. C. H. Hotalen, all of this city, and three brothers, R. H. Hill, of Cumberland, Md.; Herbert A. Hill of San Francisco, Cal., and Walter T. Hill, also of Cumberland, Md.

 Funeral arrangements, in charge of Wann’s, will be announced later.

The Chattanooga Times, September 30, 1930

Hindman, Wilburn 

Hindman, Wilburn L.  Funeral services for Wilburn L. Hindman, age 25, of Soddy, Tenn., will be held at 2:30 o'clock Sunday from the Shady Grove Baptist Church with Rev. Harry Nethery officiating. Interment will be in the Wilcoxen Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers, Gene Miller, Leonard Posey, Leonard Keith, Howard Harris, James Renfro, and Claud Gravitt. The body will remain at the residence until the time of service.

 Arrangements by the R.J. Coulter Funeral Home.
Chattanooga Times Sunday, May 7, 1950

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Hinson, Russell 

criminal court judge was adjunct professor at UTC

Russell C. Hinson, 83, formerly of Chattanooga, died on Sunday, December 13, 2009, in Duluth, Ga., where he and his late wife, Earlyne had moved in 2004 to live with their daughter and son-in-law.
Mr. Hinson was born Feb 12, 1926, in Moss, Tn., to H.B. (Bud) and Jewel Hinson and was a longtime, active member of Brainerd Church of Christ. He graduated from Tennessee Technological University and Vanderbilt Law School and served in the Marines in WWII. He and his family moved to Chattanooga in 1957 where he practiced law until he was appointed Sessions Court Judge in 1962. Then he was appointed Criminal Court Judge in 1965 where he served until retirement in 1996. He was known for fairness and impartiality and for his knowledge and adherence to the law. He was also an adjunct professor at UTC for many years in the Criminal Justice department. He was preceded in death by his wife of 62 years, Earlyne Hinson on November 3, 2009. Surviving are his daughter and son-in-law, Margie and Rick Bullock, three grandsons, Rusty, Jody and Zach, seven nieces and eight nephews. Memorial donations may be made to Brainerd Church of Christ.
Visitation will be from 5-7 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 15, at the funeral home.
Graveside services will be at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 16, at Chattanooga National Cemetery with military honors.
A memorial service will be held at 1 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 16, at the funeral home with Minister John Cupp officiating.
Arrangements are by the East Chapel of Chattanooga Funeral Home, Crematory, and Florist, 404 South Moore Road, East Ridge, Tn. 37412, 423 698-2541.
Chattanoogan.com; Posted December 13, 2009

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Hixson, Addie Rhea 

Mrs. Stanley Hixon Age 24 died Friday in Baltimore, Maryland.  Surviving are the husband, two children Maggie Bell age 5, Orrin age 3, mother Maggie Rhea, two sisters Mrs. Raleigh Hunter & Miss Jessie Rhea, one brother Thomas Rhea of Hixson.  Burial in Jackson Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers:  Mrs. Chester Miller, Mrs. Lee Hixson, Mrs. James Cox, Mrs. Dew Hixson, Mrs. Frank Hayle, Miss Mary Holcombe. Active pallbearers: J. D. Hixson, Lee Hixson, Jeff Hixson, Jerome Hixson, Dewey Hixson, Boyd Hixson.
Obituary abstract Monday May 21, 1828, Chattanooga Times. Date of death May 18, 1928.

    Addie Rhea Hixson was born 9 July 1904. Her husband, Stanley F. Hixson was born 5 December 1900, died 10 Jan 1986, son of David Stringfield Hixson and Isabel Pendergrass.

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Hixson, Adeline  
Hixson, Adeline Lewis, 88, a lifelong resident of Hixson, where she had long been known as Granny died at her home early yesterday morning.  She was a member of the Hixson Methodist Church.  She was a bride during the War Between the States, having married an officer in the Union Army. Surviving are seven sons, E., J. H., Charles, Timothy, Wheeler, Joe and Frank. Three daughters, Mrs. J. W. Gooden, Mrs. Monroe Vandergriff, of Hixson, and Mrs. Bob Ables, of Rockwood; sixty-two grandchildren and eighty-six great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held from the Hixson Methodist Church at 2 o'clock this afternoon, the Revs. J. G. Blessingame and J. L. Patterson officiating. Interment will be in Hixson cemetery.  Pallbearers will be Active: Houston, Elmer, Luther, Dan and Howard Hixson, Floyd Gooden, Lee Vandergriff, and Howard Bales, all grandsons.  Honorary: Allele Hixson, Dan Pots, P. W. Phipps, Hick Hamill, Henley Shannon, and George Hixson.  Coulter's will be in charge.
March 3, 1934. Death date March 2, 1934.

    Elizabeth Adeline Lewis Hixson was born 5 June 1848 in Daisy, TN, daughter of John Lewis of North Carolina and her mother is thought to be Elizabeth Swafford.  She married during the midst of the Civil War on 3 April 1864 at Falling Water to Timothy Stringfield Hixson, son of Ephraim Hixson, Jr., and Margaret Hixson Hixson.

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Hixson, Adeline  

Mrs. Hixon dies; service is today

Death Comes at the Home of Daughter in Hixson to Widow, Aged 89.

Hixson, Adeline Rawlston 89, died at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Hoyt Murray of Hixson, Sunday morning at 3:30 after an illness of several months. Mrs. Hixson had been in unusually good health despite her age until about eight months ago. Death apparently resulted from congestive heart failure.  A native of Hamilton County, Mrs. Hixson was born Jan. 27, 1877, the daughter of John R. Rawlston and Caroline Elizabeth Rogers Rawlston. Her grandfather, Matthew Rawlston, also, often spelled Raulston, emigrated into Tennessee from Virginia with pioneer settlers, stopping first in Greene County and eventually moving into what is now Hamilton County in the early years of the 18th Century. His was one of the first families to settle in the northern section of Hamilton County.

 Mrs. Hixson was educated in the Hamilton County schools. Her father had served as a member of the board of education from the Hixson district. She was married to the late William Washington Hixson Sept. 29, 1898. He died in 1951.  A member of the Methodist Church, Mrs. Hixson has been on the roster of the Burks Chapel Church since 1880. She perhaps, was the senior member of that church in point of years on its rolls.  Surviving Mrs. Hixson are her daughter, Mrs. Murray, son, Fred Hixson of Chattanooga; 13 grandchildren, and 18 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at 3:30 o’clock in the West Chapel of Chattanooga Funeral Home with the Rev. Leon C. Balch, rector of Grace Episcopal Church officiating. He will be assisted by the Rev. R. R. Haynes Jr., pastor of the Burks Chapel Church. Pallbearers will be the grandsons of Mrs. Hixson: Hoyt Murray Jr., Charles W. Murray, Eddie Murray, T. James Murray, Fred Murray, Garner Hixson, Fred Hixson Jr. and Victor William Hixson.

 Interment will be in the Jackson Chapel Cemetery. A brief service will be held at the grave.

The Chattanooga Times, Monday, June 27, 1966.

Hixson, Bardie Webb 

Mrs. G. E. Hixson, age 36.  Survived by her husband and 4 sons, George, Woodrow Wilson, Harold, and Willard, sister Mrs. J. L. Eldridge and her brother Jefferson Lowe.  Buried in Smith Cemetery, Hixson.  Rev. Robert White officiating. 
Notes from obituary June 5, 1924

Bardie Webb (also called Barshie) was born about 1889.  She married George Edward Hixson, son of Andrew Jackson Hixson and Rena Carroll. Her sons were George Edward Hixson, Jr., James Woodrow Wilson, Thomas Harold Bob, and Willard Fred Hixson.  After her death George married Belle Hardy. Date of death June 3, 1924.

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Hixson, Bertha 

Hixson, Bertha Lockett,  72,  a resident of 922 Davis St., Prattville, and formerly of Montgomery, died Friday in a Montgomery hospital.  Funeral arrangements will be announced by White-Gamberg.  Survivors include five daughters, Mrs. Loretta Hoof, and Mrs. Ruth Johnson, both of Prattville, Mrs. Lorine Cream, of Atlanta, GA, Mrs. Lillian White of San Antonio, Texas, Mrs. Pauline Saucier of Long Beach, Miss., three sons, Paul, Thomas, and Charles Lockett, all of Prattville, two brothers, Grover Hixson, Prattville, Fred Hixson of Hixson, Tenn., several grandchildren, several great-grandchildren.
Obituary October 14, 1972, Montgomery Advertiser, Alabama. Death date, October 13, 1972.

    Bertha Hixson was born in Hixson, TN, February 11, 1900, daughter of Timothy L. and Tennie Brooks Hixson. She married Thomas Preston Lockett of Knoxville, TN, born 11 August 1877, died 14 March 1944, son of Thomas Frank and Sarah Rush Lockett.  After T. P. Lockett died, she married twice again, Mr. Urban Hoffman of Deerfield, MI, and Mr. Thomas Mitchell of Birmingham, AL.  All her children were born of the marriage with Mr. Lockett: Herman who died in a car accident at age 18, Pauline, Ruth, Lorine, James William who died an infant, Lillian Mae, Tom, Jr., Charles, Paul (Buddy), Alvin Lee who died an infant, Martha Jeanette who died an infant, John Wallace who died an infant, and Loretta. Bertha is buried at Faith Baptist Church Cemetery, in Prattville, Alabama.

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Hixson, Creed
Hixson, Creed Bates  DEAD AT AGE 74. Hamilton county native belonged to Highland Park Baptist.  

Creed Bates Hixson, 74 of 3214 114th Ave. member of a well-known Hamilton County family and great-grandson of Ephraim Hixson, for whom the town of Hixson was named, died Saturday in a hospital here.  A native of Hamilton County, he was the son of the late James Taylor and Lil Smith Hixson.  He was a member of the Highland Park Baptist Church and the Men's Bible Class of the church. Mr. Hixson was a member of Iron Workers Local No. 704 of Chattanooga, a veteran of World War I and a graduate of Hiwassee College. Surviving is his wife, Mrs. Janie Hixson of Chattanooga; two sons, Kenton Hixson of Chattanooga and the Rev. James Hixson of East Lansing, Michigan; four sisters, Mrs. Hallie Hamill of Hixson, Mrs. Bessie Brown of Johnson City, TN, Mrs. Juanita Seillers of Salsberg, Tenn., and Mrs. Amy Way of Hixson; a brother, Raymond Hixson of Fort Pierce, Fla., five grandchildren, several nieces and nephews.  the funeral will be at 3 p. m. Monday in the West Chapel of the Chattanooga funeral by Dr. Lee Roberson and Dr. J. R. Faulkner.  Burial will be in Greenwood.  Pallbearers will be nephews of Mr. Hixson.  Honorary pallbearers will be members of the Men's bible Class of Highland Park Baptist Church.  

The body is at the Chattanooga Funeral Home, West Chapel.
Death date January 28, 1967

    Creed Bates Hixson was born 3 Sept. 1892. He married Janie B. Hames in Rossville, GA on August 30. 1924, daughter of John Thomas Hames and Nora Alice Richardson Hames of Walker Co., GA.  Children of Creed and Janie Hixson were:
Kenton Thomas who married Vivian Robinson, and James Webster who married Lou Annie Pinson.  James Webster Hixson is the author of the book, "Hixsons on the Warpath".

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Hixson, Daisy White 

Hixson, Mrs. J. T.  died Saturday, age 23, surviving are two sons, Joseph F. and J. T., Jr.  One daughter, Lillian Ruth.  Parents are Mr. & Mrs. J. L. White.  Three sisters, four brothers.  Funeral at Chapel Hill Church near Dunlap.
Sunday  August 7, 1927 Chattanooga Times. Death date August 6, 1927.

    Daisy White Hixson was born in 1904: she married 8 July 1920 to James Taylor Hixson, born 1902, son of James Foster Hixson and Martha J. Sims.  Her husband J. T. Hixson, called Dude, died in April 1930, at age 28, less than three years after Daisy.  Both are buried in Chapel Hill Cemetery, Sequatchie Co.

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Hixson, Earl
Pikeville, TN, Graveside services for Earl Hixson, 64, retired farmer of Rt. 2 Pikeville, who died Thursday, were to be held at 2 PM CST today in Harvey Cemetery in Sequatchie County. The Rev. L. V. Davis was to officiate.  Mr. Hixson, a Hamilton County native and a son of the Late Mr. and Mrs. Tim Hixson moved to Bledsoe some 20 years ago.

  Note from submitter: Earl Hixson was born 27 March 1905, died March 19, 1970. He married Verna Sutherland, born 17 April 1906.  They had children: Earl, Jr., who died an infant, William Harold who married Nina Lou Hopkins, Loretta Hixson who married Jesse Paul Walker, and Carl Johnson, Radis Timothy (called Jim) who married Mary Sue Lawson.

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Hixson, Ephraim 

Hixson, E. Foster age 67, farmer of Gold Point.  Died Sunday night at his home.  Survived by his wife, daughter Mrs. Blanche McGill, 2 grandsons Albert and Foster Padgett, and Melvin Hixson of Hixson. 3 sisters, Mrs. Leona Bailey of Gold Point, Mrs. Lou Gibson of Chattanooga, and Maggie Elliott of Hixson.  Funeral at Hixson M. E. Church Tuesday at 2:00.  Rev. A. N. Daily officiating. Pallbearers R. T. Rawlston, N. Hixson, O.O. Scrudder, H. A. Scrudder, J. Will Whitice, Mance Sherrill, Randolph Howell, and Judge Hixson.
Death  August 31, 1924  
Notes from obituary September 1, 1924

Ephraim Foster Hixson was born about 1857.  His wife was Susie Mathews, born 1854, died 9 Jan.  1831. They are both buried in Hixson Cemetery, Hixson, TN. His daughter Blanche married twice to James Padgett and Mr. McGill.

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Hixson, Ephraim 

Squire "EPH" Hixon Called by death 

Esquire Ephraim Foster Hixson, aged 87, died at his home near Hixson Friday evening at 6 o'clock.  He is survived by his wife, two daughters, Mrs. Sarah Hunter, and Miss Nancy Hixson, four sons, Ephraim, George W. John II, and David S. all of Hixson, and a sister, Mrs. Malinda Barker, of Falling Water. Funeral services will be held from the home at 1:30 o'clock this afternoon.  Interment will be at the family cemetery on Harrison Ferry Road.  Active pallbearers are L. W. Hunter, Claude Grey, Pete Monger, Creed Smith, H. H. Minyard, and W. W. Raulston.  Honorary, Judge Will Cummings, Randolph Howell, Thomas Varner, Jess Gann, W. R. Roberts, John Hixson, P. W. Phipps, Dr. J. C. Cunningham and Dr. J. T. Bell.  Mr. Hixson was born near what is now Hixson, in 1840, and had resided there up until the time of his death, with the exception of the time when he was a soldier during the Civil War.  He was a member of the Sixth Tennessee Mounted Infantry.  For many years he was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church, south.  He was a prominent farmer and widely known throughout the county. 
Obituary December 19, 1926; Died December 17, 1926

Ephraim Foster Hixson was born 27 July 1840, the 10th child of Ephraim Hixson, Jr., and Margaret Hixson .  He married Mary A. Barker, born 18 Feb 1840, died 15 June 1892, daughter of John H. Barker and Nancy Easterly. Their children were:  Ephraim who married Ellen Moore, Timothy S. who died young, Sarah married Morgan Hunter, George Washington who married Addie Shropshire, John H. who married Molly Boyd, David Stringfield who married Isabel Pendergrass, Nancy who never married, and Margaret who married William B. Hixson.  After Mary died in 1892, Ephraim married Savannah Fitzgerald.  Ephraim donated  the land for the Foster Hixson Cemetery on Harrison Ferry Road.

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Hixson, George  
Hixon, George W.  Aged 64. Three daughters, Mrs. W. H. Graham of Chattanooga, Mrs. Robt. McWilliams of Dunlap, Mrs. Pearl Hixson of Dallas, TX. Two sons, Sgt. W. A. Hixson, Jr., of 59th Service Sqdn. Langley Field, VA, F. M. Hixson of Chicago.  One brother Alex Hixson of Dunlap.
Obituary abstract  February 8, 1929 Chattanooga Times. Date of death February 7, 1929.

    George was born 3 December 1864 in Sequatchie Co., TN, the son of Marion Hixson and Mary Polly Hunter.  He married Winnie Caroline Cain 3 December 1887 in Sequatchie Co. She was born 29 April 1871 and died 13 Oct 1916. Both are buried in Smith Cemetery in Sequatchie Co.

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Hixson, George 

Hixson, George Washington  age 76, is survived by three sons, John F., W. R. (Note:  Should be W. B?) and E. F. Hixson, the latter is serving in France with the Army, and  three daughters, Mrs. W. T. Johnson, Mrs. Lawrence Dent, and Mrs. L. H. Smith, one brother and three sisters.  The services will be held at the church in Hixson, C. E. Pangle officiating. (This is from notes on the obituary and not exact wording.)
July 5, 1919 Chattanooga Daily Times. 

George Washington Hixson was the son of Wilson Hixson and Nancy Hughes.  He was born 17 October 1842 in Hamilton County, and married there on 18 March 1866 Sarah Jane Smith, born August 1, 1845, died 14 Jan 1917.  In 1868 George W. built the lower mill on North Chickamauga Creek in Hixson. Both George and Sarah Ja are buried in Hixson Cemetery.  Children were: Ida C. who married Henninger L. Smith, John Francis Marion who married Margaret Ellen Jackson, William B. who married twice to Margaret Hixson and Malissa Hixson, Nancy Mary Belle who married William Thomas Johnson, Elizabeth who married Lawrence Dent, and Ephraim F. who married twice to Carrie Hixson and Dessie Martin. George Washington Hixson died July 3, 1919.

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Hixson, Grover 

Hixson, Grover Lee 71, of Montgomery, Ala., a former resident of Hixson, Tenn. died in the VA hospital at Tuskeegee, Ala. Wednesday morning.  He was the son of the late Tim and Tennie Brooks Hixson, a pioneer family of Hixson, a veteran of World War II, and a retired farmer.  Survivors include one brother, Fred Hixson of Hixson, Tenn. also several nieces and nephews.  Funeral arrangements will be announced by Williamson and Sons Funeral Home on Highway 27 in Soddy-Daisy.
Date of death Wednesday July 19, 1978

    Grover Lee Hixson was born 28 September 1907 the youngest child of Timothy L. And Tennie Brooks Hixson. Grover was in the Navy during W.W.II.  He married Thelma Jenkins Lazenby who had two sons, Billy and Bob, from a former marriage who were raised by Grover and Thelma.  Billy was killed in service during the Korean War.  After the Korean War, they moved to Montgomery, AL to live near Grover's older sister Bertha Mae Hixson Lockett and her family. Grover is buried in the Hixson Cemetery.  His wife, Thelma Hixson, and sister, Bertha Mae Hixson Lockett, are buried in Alabama.

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Hixson, Houston 

Squire Hixson, A Pioneer Citizen of Hamilton County Dead.  Man of Large Wealth and Influence- Something of His Life.  Houston Hixson, one of the pioneer citizens of Hamilton County died at 5 o'clock this morning at the family residence at Hixson Station.  On October 9 he was stricken with paralysis, and yesterday suffered another stroke, which resulted in his death this morning.  The funeral services will be held at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the residence, and the remains will be interred in the burying grounds at Hixson Station. The funeral sermon will be delivered by Rev. T. R. Handy.  Mr. Hixson was 69 years of age the 22 of last March. For the past ten years he had been a consistent Christian, a member of the M. E. Church south.  The bereaved family consists of six children, all grown and living in Hamilton County, and three sisters and three brothers in this county. He was one of the heaviest taxpayers in the county having over two thousand acres of fine farmland, heavily stocked and varied financial interests. When two years of age, in 1831 he was brought to Hamilton County from Sequatchie County by his father, Ephraim Hixson, for whom Hixson Station was afterward named.  The last 67 years of his life were spent in this county.  Mr. Hixson was a man whom all who knew admired.  He was thrifty and energetic, successful in all his undertakings, and a good citizen whose death will be generally lamented.
Chattanooga Times October 29, 1898

Houston Hixson was the son of Ephraim Hixson, Jr. and Margaret Hixson Hixson.  He married Nancy Barker (8 Sept 1832-16 Jan.1893), daughter of William Barker and Ruth Farmer. Children were: Susan Leona who married Andrew H. Bailey, Louise who married Jeremiah Gibson, Safronia who married Elijah Hudson, James Taylor who married Lilah Smith, Ephraim Foster who married Susie Matthews, Johnny, Margaret who married Madison Elliott, Melvin Houston Hixson who married Allie Brown and Maude Mae Brown.

Houston and Nancy are buried in Hixson Cemetery, Hixson, TN.

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Hixson, James Foster 

Father of Poley Hixson and Leading Rural Citizen.  Aged 67 years, a well-known citizen of this county, died at his home in Hixson early yesterday morning after a lingering illness. He is survived by his wife and a large family of children, among them being N. B. (Poley) Hixson, superintendent of the county workhouse.  Deceased was born in Hamilton County in 1846. When the civil war broke out he cast his lot with the union, enlisting in the Sixth Tennessee Regiment, of which Dr. Goens was the commander.  He served through the conflict between the states and fought bravely and valiantly for the Union cause.  When the war closed he returned to his home and since that time has tilled his large farm near Hixson Station. He was a real booster of Hamilton County, and Chattanooga, and was at all times ready to aid in a cause that tended to up build this community. He was a member of the M. E. church, south, and also a member of the Masons.  The funeral will be held from his late residence this afternoon at 2 o'clock, the Rev. L. E. Hatfield pastor of the Hixson M. E. Church south officiating.  The burial services will be in charge of the Masons. Interment will be in the family burial ground.
Chattanooga Daily Times May 1, 1913

James Foster Hixson was born 8 Dec. 1845, the son of Washington Hixson and Sarah Vandergriff. He had three wives: Martha Rogers, Mary Molly Lovelady (1859-1902) (married 9 Jan. 1884 in Hamilton County), and Molly Edmonds.  James Foster had the following children: Napoleon B. Poley who married Lenora Rogers, Elizabeth (Lizzie) who married Ephraim F. Hixson, William Washington who married Addie Rawlston, John F. who married Ida Folkner, Lee, McClellan Opp, Robert, Annie, Pleasant Alexander who married Elana Cranfield, Malcolm who married Pearl Millard, Hazel, S. E. who died young, Carrie who married Ephraim F. Hixson, Hester, Sally M. who married Andrew W. Hixson.

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Hixson, James  Esquire

Squire James Taylor Hixon dies of blood poisoning

    Esquire James Taylor Hixson, of Hixson, died yesterday morning at his home after a few days' illness of blood poisoning.  Esquire Hixson was one of the leading farmers of this section, and he had been prominent in politics as well as agriculture here for many years.  He was connected with the administration of Sheriff Skillern, and served two terms in the county court.  He was one of the first "trail-hitters" at the Billy Sunday services which closed here last Sunday. Mr. Hixson was born in the north end of the county and lived all of his life there.  He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Lilah Hixson, five daughters, Mrs. G. E. Liles, Mrs. D. R. Hamill, and Misses Amy, Bessie, and Juanita, all of Hixson, and Mrs. J.  Waller, of Rockwood; three sons Bernard, Creed, and Raymond; two brothers, Mell and Foster Hixson, and three sisters, Mrs. A. H. Bailey, Mrs. J. Gibson, and Mrs. M. G. Elliott.  Funeral services will be announced.
Chattanooga Daily Times December 24, 1919

   James Taylor Hixson was the son of Houston and Nancy Barker Hixson.  He was born in Dallas, Hamilton County, Dec. 16, 1858.  He married Delilah (Lilah) Smith on Dec 22, 1879, daughter of a Dunlap physician, Dr. Sterling Tried Smith, and Amy Lou Mathews Smith. Lilah was born 1862 and died 1932.  Children: Edith who died as an infant, Lilly Mae who married George Elbert Liles, Hallie Ethel who married Dan Rawlings Hamill, Bernard Evans  who married Willie Harrison and Lottie Huffman, Lowie Nancy who married Jonah Waller, Creed Bates who married Janie Hames, Amy Margaret who married Oscar Bailey, Betty "Bessie" Lou who married Eugene Frank Brown, Raymond Melvin who married Ruth Hallett, Frances Marie who died as an infant, Juanita Gage who married Joseph Seiller, and James Taylor, Jr.  who died as an infant. James Taylor Hixson died December 23, 1919 and is buried in Ephraim Hixson Cemetery in Hixson, TN.

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Hixson, Loy
Hixson, Loy Layne died Thursday, Nov. 30, 2000, at a local nursing home. She was 95. She was a member of St. Marks United Methodist Church where she was teacher of the children's classes and was treasurer of the Dye-Wesley class. She taught kindergarten at Northside Neighborhood House and worked in the PTA. She was preceded in death by her husband, George Washington Hixson.
Survivors include a son, Everett L. Hixson, Chattanooga; daughters, Shirley H. Harper, Chattanooga, and Gaynell H. Smith, Rocky Face, Ga.; sister, Blanche Turner, Whitwell, Tenn.; six grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren. The funeral will be Saturday at 11:30 a.m. at the North Chapel of Chattanooga Funeral Home with the Rev. Andy Sneed and the Rev. Sullins Lamb officiating.
Burial will be in Hamilton Memorial Gardens. Visitation will be today from 4 to 7 p.m. and from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Saturday at the funeral home. Memorial contributions may be made to the church.
December 1, 200 Chattanooga Times Free Press. Death date November 30, 2000.

Loy Lane Hixson was born about 1905.  She married George Washington Hixson who was the son of Colonel Anderson Hixson and Zena Louvenia Elizabeth Alexander of Sequatchie Co., TN. Her son Everett L. Hixson married Shirley Louise Griffin in 1953.

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Hixson, Lucinda
Hixson, Lucinda died Friday at age 72 in Chickamauga, Georgia at the home of her son Sam.  Surviving are three stepsons: Tom Hixson of Chickamauga, Joe Hixson and Albert Hixson of Pittsburgh, Georgia, two sisters, Mrs. Joe Hixson of Pittsburgh, and Mrs. Julia Freeman of Chattanooga.  Buried in Chickamauga, Georgia.
Monday November 6, 1927  Chattanooga Times; Death date November 3, 1927

This must be Lucinda Carter Hixson who married Jerry Hixson.  Jerry was the son of William Luther Hixson and Frances Myra Nave of Hamilton County.

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Hixson, Luther 

Hixson, Luther Harlen 63, of Hixson, passed away of cancer at a local hospital on Wednesday, Dec. 8, 2004. Luther had lived in Middle Valley all his life and was retired from Bi-Lo /Red Food Stores with over 39 years of service. He attended Community Baptist Church.
Luther was the son of the late Louise and W. Foster Hixson and was preceded in death by a brother, Alvin Hixson. He is survived by his brothers, Ralph "Bud" and wife Nancy, John "Billy" and wife Stella, Marvin and wife Joyce, and Charles Hixson; sisters, Wilma H. and husband Thomas Tomisek, and Carolyn H. and husband Herbert Brown, all of Chattanooga; several nieces and nephews.
   Funeral services will be conducted at 2:30 p.m. on Friday at the North Chapel of Chattanooga Funeral Home.  Interment will be in Foster Hixson Cemetery.
   The family will receive friends from 6–8 p.m. today and from 1-2:30 p.m. on Friday at the funeral home.
   In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Foster Hixson Cemetery in care of Wilma Tomisek, 2103 Crown Court Lane, Chattanooga, TN 37421. Arrangements are by the North Chapel of Chattanooga Funeral Home, Crematory and Florist.
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The Chattanooga Times Free Press, Thursday, December 9, 2004.

Hixson, Margaret
Hixon, Margaret Ann Lovelady. , died yesterday at her home at Hixson Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock after a brief illness.  She was married to Houston Hixson Nov. 28, 1871.  She is survived by two children, W. S. Hixson and Mrs. R. L. Rawlston of Hixson: also a granddaughter, one sister, Mrs. W. M. Rogers and several nieces and nephews.  She professed faith in Christ early in life and became a member of the M. E. church. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at 12:o'clock from the residence, the Rev. W. M. Tidwell, assisted by the Rev. W. R. White officiating.  Interment will be in the Hixson Cemetery.  Pallbearers will be G. M. Rawlston, Sidney Allison, Frank Lewis, Z. T. Rawlston, Jr., John Pendergrass and Thomas Holcomb.  

The R. J. Coulter company has charge of arrangements.
January 26, 1924

The death date is not clear on this one, the tombstone says Jan. 24, 1924. Margaret Ann (Annie) Lovelady was born 29 Nov. 1846, and married Houston Hixson, born 1848, died 1909). He was the son of David and Malinda Hixson Hixson, and he was sometimes called Houtie, or Hutie.  They had children: Arthur who died young, William Silas who married Lula E. Dent, Mary Elizabeth who married Robert Lee Rawlston, and Minerva M. who married Robert Lee Rawlston after her sister's death.

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Hixson, Maude Brown, 94, of Atlanta, died there Tuesday.  formerly of Hixson, she was a 25 year resident of Atlanta.  She was the widow of Melvin H. Hixson, Jr., the son of Melvin H. Hixson, Sr. for whom Hixson, Tenn., was named.  She was the mother of the late Matt Hixson and Dorothy Ingle.  Survivors include a daughter, Thelma Henry, Atlanta; son, Melvin Hixson, Haynesville, LA., nine grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; several nieces and nephews.  Graveside services will be at 10 a.m. Thursday in Chattanooga Memorial Park with the Rev. G. Everett Gossett officiating.  The family will receive from 7-9 p.m. today at the Coulter Chapel of Lane Funeral Home.

She died June 30, 1992 in Atlanta, funeral and burial was in Chattanooga.  

The Chattanooga Times, July 1, 1992.

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Hixson, Melvin 

Hixon, Melvin Houston 52 years old. Lifelong resident of Hixson died 8:30 Thursday at his home after a long illness.  Surviving are his wife, four sons, Charlie, Willard, Melvin, and Matt. One daughter Thelma.  Three sisters Mrs. Leona Bailey, and Mrs. Maggie Elliot, both of Hixson, and Mrs. Lou Gibson of Chattanooga.  Funeral services will be held from the residence at 2:00 this afternoon, the Revs. Blessingame an Putnam officiating.  Burial will be in Hixson Cemetery. Active pallbearers will be I. H. & W. W. Bailey, Houston Elliot, Houston Gibson, Creed Hixson, & Creed Vandergriff.  Honorary pallbearers are: T. O. Silman, L.M. Phipps, Joe Clift, Tom Schneider, Randolph Howell, Judge Will Cummings.  

Arrangements by Wanns. 
Chattanooga Times Friday November 11, 1927. Death date November 10, 1927

    Melvin Houston Hixson (Mel) was born 6 Jan 1874, son of Houston Hixson and Nancy Barker.  His first wife was Allie E. Brown, born 12 Aug 1877, died 11 December 1920, daughter of John McKinney Brown, Sr., and Eliza K. Martin. They had two sons, Willard and Charles.  After Allie died, Mel married Maude Mae Brown, born 29 April 1899, died 30 June 1992, daughter of Lemuel Jeremiah Brown and Dorcas Isabella Hudson.  Melvin and Maude Mae had children: Thelma Elizabeth who married George Franklin Henry, Melvin Houston, Jr., who married Burma Whitlow, and Matthew D. who married twice, to Marjorie ??? and Nell Doris Smith.

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Hixson, Mrs. John W.

Mrs. John W. Hixson of Lebanon, TN died Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of her son George Hixson as the result of a fall sustained last June and other complications.  A native of Crawfordsville, GA, she was a member of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church and WCTU.  She leaves a husband and three sons, George of Chattanooga, Paschal of St. Elmo, and Aubrey D. of Chattanooga.

Chattanooga News November 11, 1912

Neppie H. Williamson married John W. Hixson 28 March 1873 in Lebanon, TN.
John W. Hixson was a lawyer in St. Elmo by profession, and a native of Taliaferro, GA, son of George G. Hixson. J. W. Hixson died 2 Jan 1913 at Crawfordsville, GA.

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Hixson, Rebecca  

Mrs. Henry Grayson Hixon

        The funeral of Mrs. Rebecca Hixson aged 80, wife of the late H. G. Hixson, one of the best-known residents of the Hixson community, who died at 6 o'clock Saturday morning at her home at Hixson, will be held in the Hixson church this morning at 11 o'clock with the Rev. Putnam officiating.  Interment will follow at Hixson.  Surviving the deceased are five children, all of whom were with her during her illness and when she passed away.  They are Mrs. Nancy Rogers, Mrs. Lowe Adams, and Mrs. Ruth Gadd of Hixson, Mrs. Carrie Dent and Will R. Hixson of Gastonia, NC; two sisters, Margaret Holcombe and Miss Lizzie Hixson of Hixson.  Pallbearers will be as follows:  Active Arthur Adams, Albert, Ira, and Ollie Rogers, Walter and Slater Gadd; Honorary, P.W. Phipps, M.N. Hartman, F.T. Lewis, Dan F. Potts, J. T. Homes, G.M. Rogers, E. E. Hartman, A.R. Rogers and W. F. Arnett.  Mrs. Hixson had been a faithful member of the Southern Methodist Church for forty years.  She was loved by a wide circle of friends. Death date June 12, 1926.
Obituary June 13, 1926

 Hixson, Rebecca Hixson was born 14 June 1847, the daughter of Wilson Hixson and Nancy Hughes.  She married 19 July 1866 in Hamilton County to Henry Grayson Hixson, born 26 June 1836, died 26 Feb 1920, son of Houston Hixson and Rebecca Grayson.  Henry Grayson Hixson was Justice of Peace for Hamilton County. Both are buried in the Hixson Cemetery in Hixson.  Their children were: Nancy J. who married John H. Rogers, Louisa Rebecca who married John Taylor Adams, Carrie Elizabeth who married William Emmet Dent, Margaret Ruth who married Joshua Beck Gadd.

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Hixson, Rebecca
Notes from obituary September 24, 1926, Chattanooga Times.  Age 34, died yesterday at 411 Cherry ST. after an illness of 2 years.  She was a nurse trained at Erlanger Hospital.  One sister, Mrs. Frank Morris, and one brother, G. W. Hixson of Chattanooga.  Funeral at Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Rev. Leaky officiating.  Burial at Forest Hills. Pall bearers:  F. G. Redwine, others not legible.
Death date 23 Sept. 1926

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Hixson, Temperance  

Hixson, Temperance Lasater "Tempy"  90 died at her home at Mt. Airy, TN, at an early hour Monday.  Retaining all her faculties to a remarkable degree, she led and active life up until five months ago, caring for her home on the same farm where she was born and reared over three-quarters of a century ago.  She was a member of the Methodist Church for seventy-four years.  Her life was one of devotion to her home, church, and community.  During the Civil War, with only the aid of a black boy, she tended the crops while her babies slept in a fence corner with the faithful dog to watch them.  For more than thirty years after the war she was doctor and nurse for the whole community, often going many miles on dark, cold nights in answer to a call for help.  She was a good neighbor, and a friend to everyone, regardless of station, color, or creed.  She is survived by four children:  Mrs. R. T. Coulter, of this city; Mrs. William Johnson and George and Luther Hixson of Mt. Airy: eleven grandchildren, and twelve great-grandchildren.  Funeral services will be held at the home this afternoon, the Rev. Clay Daniel officiating.  Interment in the Hixson Cemetery.

Chattanooga Daily Times April 13, 1926

Hixson, Tempy  was born 7 November 1835 as Temperance Lasater, daughter of Johnny Lasater, and married George W. Hixson, son of Joseph and Phoebe Graham Hixson.  George W. Hixson was born Oct. 31, 1830, died 2 Oct 1905. He was a Union soldier, served in Company D, 6th Tennessee Mounted Infantry, was promoted to rank of Lieutenant, and served as second in command of Company F.  George had three brothers who died in the war, John H., Samuel, and James Monroe who died in Andersonville Prison. Children of Tempy and George W. Hixson are: Eliza who died young, Mary who married Robert T. Coulter, France, Millie (Mildred) who married William Johnson, George Hixson, Jr., Nannie, Ruth who married George McCaslin, and Luther Hixson who married Nora Walker.

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Hixson, Tennessee 

Hixson, Tennessee "Tennie", age 82, died Monday night at her residence 750 Popular St. Survivors are two daughters Mrs. Bertha Lockett of Chattanooga, Mrs. Carrie R. Watkins of Chattanooga, three sons, Fred Hixson of Hixson, Tenn.; Earl Hixson of Tennessee, and Grover Hixson of Chattanooga; one brother Wilbert Brooks Cleveland Tenn.; also several grandchildren and great-grandchildren. 

 Funeral arrangements will be announced by the R. J. Coulter Funeral Home.
December 15, 1953 Chattanooga Times. Death date December 14, 1953

    Tennessee Lemons Brooks was born 15 March 1874, the names of her parents have never been located.  Whenever she wrote her own name, she used Tennie Brooks, but the family always wrote her name Tennie Lemons.  There was a Carl Brooks who signed her visitation book at her funeral, but no relationship has been determined. It is believed she was not from Hamilton County, but somewhere else in Tennessee.  No one in the family recalls her ever seeing members of her family visit.

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Hixson, Thomas

Hixon, Thomas Burk died at home in Birchwood, survived by 2 brothers, A. J. (Andrew Jackson) and J. A. (Jake) Hixson and sister Sarah Cranfield (Mrs. J. A. Cranfield). He was buried in Birchwood.
Notes from obituary July 1, 1924. 

Thomas Burk Dock Hixson was the son of John Hixson Jr. and Charity Demmie Walker of James County.

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Hixson, Timothy Stringfield  was the eleventh and youngest son of Ephraim Hixson, Jr., and Margaret Hixson (first cousins).  He was named for his maternal grandfather.  He was born 7 September 1842 in Hamilton County, died September 4, 1918.  He married in the midst of the Civil War to Elizabeth Adeline Lewis, daughter of John Lewis. Her mother is believed to be Elizabeth Swafford. He served as a private in the 2nd Tennessee Regiment, Union, until his capture at Rogersville, TN on Nov 6, 1863. He was released and joined again Company D, Tennessee Mounted Infantry, Union, as a lieutenant. The rest of his life was spent in Hixson where he was a farmer, and he and Adeline raised thirteen children:  Louise Elizabeth who married John Wesley Gooden, Ephraim who married Lizzie Hixson,  John Henry who married Easter Hughes, Timothy L. who married Tennie Lemons Brooks, Maggie who married Hugh Carroll, Charles W. who married Maggie Arnett, General Wheeler who married Sarah Leona Vandergriff, Sally who married Monroe Thomas Vandergriff,  Carrie  who died young, Liza who died young, Joseph who married Virginia Maude Hixson, Nancy Mae who married Robert Ables, Frank who married Carrie Hardy.

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Hixson, Timothy
Hixson, Timothy L.  age 77, a resident of Hixson, Route 2, passed away suddenly Saturday morning while visiting his son at College Station, Tenn.  Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Tennie Hixson, three sons, Grover and Earl Hixson, of College Station, and Fred Hixson of Hixson, Tenn.; two daughters, Mrs. Bertha Hoffman of Deerfield Michigan, and Mrs. W. E. Watsons of Chattanooga; three brothers, Jho. and Frank Hixson of Hixson, Tenn., and Charles Hixson of Chattanooga; three sisters, Mrs. Louise Gooden, Mrs. Sallie Vandergriff of Hixson and Mrs. Nancy Ables of Rockwood, Tenn.; also several grandchildren and several great-grandchildren.  The body will be removed to the residence of the son, Fred Hixson, Hixson, Route 2, late this afternoon.  Funeral plans will be announced later by the R. J. Coulter Funeral Home.
Died February 7, 1948. 

Hixson, Timothy L.  was born 6 May 1870 in Hixson, son of Timothy Stringfield and Adeline Lewis Hixson. He married Tennessee Lemons Brooks (Tennie), born 15 March 1874 in Tennessee, died 14 Dec. 1953 in Chattanooga.  They are both buried in Hixson Cemetery.  Children of Timothy and Tennie: Arthur who married Winnie Carden, Fred who married Fannie Hardy, Myrtle who married Carl Sylvester Hardy, Pearl who married Arthur Carden, Bertha Hixson who married Thomas Preston Lockett, Carrie Lois who married Willie Watkins, Earl who married Verna Sutherland,  Grover Lee who married Thelma Louise Jenkins Lazenby

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Hogan, Jessie Woy
News was received last night of the death yesterday afternoon at her home in Birmingham of Mrs. Jessie Woy Hogan, sister of the late Police Officer Lee Woy, of Chattanooga. Mrs. Hogan is survived by a daughter, Mrs. James F. Doster, Birmingham; four sisters, Mrs. Dave Jones and Mrs. Lillie G. Lang, Chattanooga; Mrs. George Jones, St. Louis, and Mrs. B. F. Amiss, Salem, Va. 

Burial will be in Birmingham.
The Chattanooga Times, September 29, 1935.

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Holder, James 

Holder, James W.  62, of 219 Ivy St., Lakeview,Ga., employee of United Morning Star and Happy Valley dairies for more than 31 years, who died Wednesday, will be held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the chapel of J. Avery Bryan Co. Minister C. W. Whitten officiating.
    He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Ettie Crain Holder, Lakeview; two daughters, Mrs. James Keys, Cleveland, Tn., Mrs. Martin E. Williams, Decatur, Ga.; one son Jess Holder, Chattanooga; sister, Mrs. Bertha Webb, McMinnville, Tn. and brother Charles Holder, Chattanooga; four grand-children. Interment in Chattanooga Memorial Park. Active pallbearers: Tommy Parker, H. C. Tarower, Johnny Talley, Oscar Jones, Kelly Underdown, Ernest Holland, James Hulsey and Verley Campbell.
    Honorary: Dr. Faye B. Murphy, Fred Williams, Grady Head, Harry Wise, Sam Turner, J. R. Turner, Harry Carson and J. M. Halley (Hailey). 

The body is at the funeral home of J. Avery Bryan Co.
Chattanooga Times, January 10,1958

Submitted by Karen Chastain

Holder, Myrtle 

Holder, Myrtle Camp, aged 22 died at her home at Bartlebaugh yesterday afternoon at 5:30.  She is surrounded by her husband, Frank Holder; a son, Grover Franklin; two brothers, Clarence and Ben Camp.  Funeral will be held from the residence this afternoon at 2 o’clock, with the Rev. J. N. Bull officiating.  

Interment will be in the Chattanooga Memorial park, with Wann’s in charge.

Chattanooga Times 10 -19-1927.

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Holliday, Gus

Holliday, Gus, 65, of St. Elmo Route 4, died at a local hospital Saturday night. He is survived by his wife; daughters Nora, Iona and Frances Holliday; one son, Robert Holliday; two brothers, John and Walter Holliday, Winder, Ga.; two sisters, of Union Point, Ga. Funeral services, conducted by the Rev. Paul Quirk, will be held at the Wauhatchie Methodist Church at 10:30 o’clock this morning. Interment in McGill* cemetery. Pallbearers are W. L. Ford, Bill Dunn, Tom Hall, Wayne Cannon, Earl Rodgers and Billy Wofford.

Arrangements are by the National Funeral home.

The Chattanooga Times, Monday, September 11, 1939.
*Magill Cemetery

Holman, Sharon 

Holman, Sharon Davis “Me Maw”  46, passed away on Tuesday, Nov. 25, 2008, at Maury Regional Medical Center. Born in Huntsville, Ala., she was the daughter of the late Samuel and Louise Womack Davis and the wife of Gary Holman. She was the office manager for RJR Investments, owner of AirCom Wireless and a member of Lighthouse Baptist Church. In addition to her husband, she is survived by her children, Jenny (Don) Carr, of South Hampton, Pa., Casey (Becky) Robinson, of Columbia, Tenn., Eric (Erica) Holman of Spring Hill, Tenn., Leslie Robinson Carroll, of La Vergne, Tenn., Faith Atkins, of Columbia, Tenn., Joy Steele, of Woodstock, Ga., and Shannon Holman, of Columbia; 11 grandchildren; and brothers, Johnny (MiHye) Davis, of Hixson, Jerry (Barbara) Davis, of Chatsworth, Ga., and Terry Davis, of Chattanooga. She was preceded in death by a brother, Gene Davis. Funeral services for Mrs. Holman will be conducted at 11 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 29, in the chapel of Williams Funeral Home in Columbia with the Rev. Dave Baker officiating. Burial will follow in Polk Memorial Gardens. Pallbearers will be Casey Robinson, Eric Holman, Don Carr, Jonathan Francis, Cole Atkins and Ron Elliott. Honorary pallbearers will be Tommy Carroll and Austin Steele. Memorials may be made to the Lighthouse Baptist Church Bus Ministry, 109 S. James Campbell Blvd., Columbia, TN 38401.Condolences may be sent to the family at www.williamsfh.com.The family will receive friends Friday from 4 to 8 p.m. at the funeral home.
Friday, Nov. 28, 2008

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Hood, Bobby
Hood, Bobby Leon  died Saturday, May 6, 2000, of injuries from an automobile accident. He was 34. Bobby was raised in ST. Elmo.
The funeral will be today at 2 p.m. at Williamson & Sons Funeral Home with the Rev. Fred Bradford officiating.
Burial will be in Levi Cemetery.

Horne, Harold 

Horne, Harold R. "Hal"  85, of Soddy Daisy, died on Sunday, November 13, 2011.

He was a Soddy Daisy High School of 1944 graduate and was a veteran of the U.S. Army and served in WWII. He was a member of the American Legion Post #95 and was a retired Teamster. He was also a noted baseball player and an avid golfer. He was preceded in death by his parents, John and Ida Horne; brothers, Alvin and Quentin; sisters, Estille, Glotha, Floyce, Roxy and Madge. Survivors include his loving wife of 31 years, Deloris "Lois" Horne; children, Thomas (Cathey) Nichols, John T. Nichols, Alicia (William) Johnson; brother, Dwight (Lometta) Horne; sisters, Veretta Biddle, Jewell (Cotton) Woodward; numerous grandchildren, nieces, nephews and friends. Memorial services will be at 2 p.m. on Wednesday, November 16, in the funeral home chapel with the Reverend Vernon Sneed and the Reverend Mike Combs officiating.

His family will receive friends from 3-9 p.m. on Tuesday, November 15, at the funeral home.

Condolences and memories may be shared at www.williamsonandsons.com.

Arrangements are by Williamson and Sons Funeral Home, 8852 Dayton Pike, Soddy Daisy, Tn. 37379.

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Horne, Mary  

Services for Mary Elizabeth Womack Horne, 44, of 9433 Hixson Pike, Soddy, who died Friday morning in a local hospital, will be held at 2p.m. today in the Mile Straight Baptist Church with the Rev. Al Goss officiating.

Interment will follow in Hamilton County Memorial Park Cemetery with Don Maynor, Sam Heard, Bill Wright, Bill Woody, Al Slater Sr., Otis Smith, Richard Craig and Jim Koger serving as pallbearers.

Honorary pallbearers will be members of the Pioneer Bible Class.

Survivors include her husband, Johnny Ray Horne; one son, Kenneth Lebron Horne; two daughters, Mrs. Ginger Ray Cox and Mrs. Deborah Gayle Lovelady, all of Soddy; two brothers, Bobby and Raymond Womack, Chattanooga; one sister, Mrs. Peggy Jackson, Chattanooga; one grandson, several nieces and nephews.

The body will lie in state at the church for one hour before the service,

Arrangements are by the North Chapel of the Chattanooga Funeral Home.

 Chattanooga Times, July 25,1982

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Hunt, Alexander 

Oldest Resident of Lookout Mountain Passes Away

    Alexander Hunt, the oldest resident of Lookout Mountain, died at 2 o’clock yesterday afternoon at his home.  He was 91 years of age and had lived on the mountain for forty years.
    Mr. Hunt was born in Eden, N.Y., Dec. 24, 1822.  He was educated in the schools in his hometown and in the Allegheny College, Pennsylvania, where he graduated in 1846.  After that he studied law in Buffalo.  He moved to Iowa in 1857 and remained there for fifteen years, going back to New York, but three years later, in 1873, he came to Chattanooga and took up his residence on Lookout Mountain.  He was a brother of the late Sanford Hunt, for many years publishing agent of the Methodist Episcopal Church.  his wife survives him.
    Funeral services will be held from the residence at 1 o’clock Saturday afternoon, the Rev. Charles E. Meyers, assisted by Prof. Charles Newcomb, officiating.  Pallbearers will be J.E. Annis, C.N. Woodworth, Frank Caldwell, Charles Barrows, H.F. Temple, O.H. Orton.
Chattanooga Times May 8, 1913

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Hunt, Levinna 

The funeral service for Mrs. Levinna M. Hunt was held in the First Methodist Church yesterday morning at 11 o’clock, conducted by Dr. H.E. Murkett, her pastor, and Dr. Alto A. Brown, president of the University of Chattanooga.  Mrs. Hunt was 93 years of age and the oldest member of the First Methodist Church. In the year 1855 she was united in marriage to Alexander Hunt, in Brie County, New York, and removed with him to Iowa, where they lived for fifteen years.  They returned to New York for a brief time and then came to this city.  Mrs. Hunt has resided on Lookout Mountain for fifty years.  during the last seven years she has been tenderly cared for in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Nolan. Mrs. Hunt lived a long, useful life, endearing herself to many people in the city.  When yellow fever drove many of the inhabitants from the city, she turned her home into a house of refuge and took as many as possible to reside with her. With her husband she established the Sunday school on the mountain, holding the sessions in her home.
    Whenever a Christian duty was presented, this noble woman responded and gave all her time and strength.
The Chattanooga Times Dec. 20, 1922

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Hunter, James 

Hunter, James A.  80, lifelong resident of Hamilton County, confederate veteran, and one of the county’s best-known citizens, died Monday morning at his home at Hixson. He was born at Harrison in 1848. Harrison for years was the county seat, and Mr. Hunter was a leader in community affairs. Mr. Hunter served throughout the Civil war, and on one occasion was captured by Union soldiers and was about to be hanged when an order from one of the officers brought his release. After the war he returned to Harrison and engaged in farming. He later removed to Hixson and had large farming interests there. He was affectionately known by a wide circle of friends as “Uncle Jimmy.” For many years he was active in county politics. He was a member of the Southern Methodist church at Hixson. Surviving are his wife, two daughters, Mrs. Nola Hunter and Mrs. Horace Smith; a son, W. P. Hunter, member of the Chattanooga fire department; two sisters, Mrs. Carrie Rothall?, of Birmingham, and Mrs. Ester Kelly, this city, and several grandchildren. Mrs. Hunter before her marriage was Miss Safronia Jackson, of Hixson, member of a prominent pioneer family there. Funeral services, conducted by the Rev. Roy Barefield and Mrs. Minerva Raulston, will be held from the residence at Hixson at 2 this afternoon. Active pallbearers will be Fred and Thomas Maddox, William Faulkner, Gaines Painter, Thomas Holcomb and Floyd Smith. Honorary: Judge Martin Fleming, J. B. Rogers, Jr., D. R. Hamil, William Bryant, Randolph Howell and Capt. W. E. Bridge. Honorary pallbearers are requested to meet at Wann’s at 1 this afternoon and cars for the convenience of pallbearers and friends will leave at this time for Hixson.

The Chattanooga Times, April 16, 1928.

Note: James A. Hunter is buried in Hunter Cemetery on Hamill Road in Hixson.