Elmer Harmon Of Lake City Dies In Florida
Elmer Lee Harmon, 60, formerly of Lake City, died Wednesday
at his home in Jacksonville,Fla. He was a member of Pine Hill Baptist Church
at Beech Grove.The family will receive friends Thursday night at Cox Funeral
Home at Lake City. Services will be at 2 p.m. Friday at Pine Hill Church with
burial in the church cemetery.He leaves his wife, Mrs. Cora Bratcher Harmon,
daughter, Mrs. Collen Webber of Jacksonville, son, Jackie of North Carolina,
mother, Mrs. Minnie Harmon of Clinton, brother, Clyde Harmon of Cincinnati,
and four grandchildren. (donated by Susie Bullock [email protected]
)
HARMON, Ernest-
Ernest Harmon 78, of LaFollette Love & Care Home died
Sept 2. He was a member of the Grantsboro Baptist Church. He was preceded in
death by his wife Beulah Collins Harmon; daughter, Thelma Maxwell. Survivors:
daughter Lorraine Carroll, LaFollette; son Everett Harmon, Jacksboro; sisters,
Ollie Wilson, Toledo, OH, Della Harmon, LaFollette; 5 grandchildren; 4 great
grandchildren; several nieces & nephews. Services were Sept 4, at
Grantsboro Baptist Church with Rev Kermit Goins officiating. Burial was in
church
cemetery. Martin Funeral Home LaFollette in charge. (donated by Susie Bullock [email protected]
)
HARMON, Everett Edgar-
LaFollette Press
May 20, 2004
Everett Edgar Harmon
Everett Edgar Harmon age 66 of Jacksboro died May 17 at the East TN Baptist
Hospital in Knoxville. He was a member of Hill Crest Baptist Church. He was
a loving father, grandfather, and brother who enjoyed spending time with his
family and friends. Preceded in death by his wife, Geraldine Harmon,
granddaughter Summer Kennedy, parents, Ernest and Beulah Collins Harmon,
sister, Thelma Maxwell. Survived include her daughters and sons in law,
Susan and Darryl Kennedy of LaFollette; Amy and Scott Seal of Jacksboro;
Sandra and Hubert Kitts of Jacksboro; grandchildren, Brandon and Alicia
Seals of Jacksboro, Macy Ellison of LaFollette; sister, Lorraine Carroll of
LaFollette. Funeral Services were May 19 in Martin Wilson Chapel with Rev.
Tim Moore officiating. Interment will be at 2 p.m. Thursday in Grantsboro
Cemetery. Martin Wilson Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. (donated
by Susie Bullock [email protected]
)
HARMON, Levi-
Clinton Courier March 18,1971
Levi Harmon, Ex-Farmer, Dies Monday.
Levi Maynard Harmon,64,a retired farmer, died at 7:25 p.m. Monday in Lake
City Hospital after suffering a heart attack at his home on Island Ford Rd.
on Lake City Rt.1. Harmon had lived on his farm for 28 years. Making their
home with him were a daughter, Mrs. Mary Ruth Walden, and her husband
William W. Walden. His wife, the former Irene Heatherly, died six years ago.
The native of Anderson County also did some carpentry work and during World
War II worked in construction for Tennessee Eastman Co. He was a
member of Island Ford Baptist Church, where services are to be held at 2
p.m.Thursday(today) with the Rev. R. S. Phillips and the Rev. Fred Vann
officiating. Burial is to be in the church cemetery. He leaves four
daughters, Mrs. Condy (Betty Jo) Foust, and Mrs. Curtis (Janie) Jobe, both
of Lake City,
Mrs. Verlin (Bonnie) Foust of Norris and Mrs. Floyd (Elizabeth) Edmonds of
Knoxville, three sons, Oscar Harmon of Claxton, Hubert Harmon of Clinton and
Maynard Harmon of Cleveland, O. 27 grandchildren, and 14
great-grandchildren, his mother Laura Harmon of Norris, a brother, Riley
Harmon of Lake City. (donated by Susie Bullock [email protected]
)
HARMON, Nancy (Shelton)-
Clinton Courier June 6,1944
Mrs. Nannie Harmon,74,died at her home, near Briceville early Wednesday.
Survivors: son, Ode, of Briceville, daughters, Mrs. Nora Moser, Cawood, Ky,
Mrs. Sam Craig, Harlan, Ky., and Mrs. Maude Sharp and Mrs. Carl McGhee,
Cleveland, Ohio., and 24 grandchildren. Services 2p.m. Thursday, at First
Baptist Church, Briceville, burial in Baird's Cemetery, near Lafollette.
Martin's of Lake City in charge. (donated by Susie Bullock [email protected]
)
HARMON, Oda Agee-
Oda Agee Harmon
A retired Briceville service station operator, Oda
Harmon, 73 died Saturday at Lake City Hospital
from cancer. He had been ill for the past two years and
had been hospitalized for eight weeks. He operated Harmon's Esso Service
Station in Briceville until retirement four years ago. He
and his wife, Mrs Beulah White Harmon, had resided
at 115 Third Street, Lake City since then. They
had been married 47 years. A native of LaFollette, he moved to Briceville
as a young man, working in the coal mines until opening the service
station in the early 1950s. Harmon was a member of First Baptist Church
of Briceville. He enjoyed fishing & hunting as hobbies. He is
survived by his wife; three daughters, Mrs Q V (Ruth)
Leinart, and Mrs Ben
(Fay) Burris, both of Lake City and Mrs Robert (Anna Mae)
Jones of Dayton, Ohio; six grandchildren, Miss
Marilyn Leinart, Quentin Leinart & Shane Burris,
all of Lake City, Steve Jones, Ronnie Jones, & Jeff Jones all of
Dayton; one great grandchild, Shelia Jones of Dayton; and
a sister, Mrs Nora Moser of Dayton. Funeral
services were Tuesday in the chapel of Martin Funeral
Home, Lake City and were conducted by the Rev T D Hooker & the
Rev Ron Clay. Burial was in Campbell Memorial Gardens. (
Submitted
by: Gloria Fay (Harmon) Burris [email protected]
)
HARMON, Samuel Scott-
Clinton Courier Aug.10,1978
Miner And Member Of UMWA Dies
Sam Scott Harmon,68, of ? Golda Ave., Lake City died at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday
at Lake City Hospital of a stroke.
He was a coal miner and member of the United Mine Worker of America (UMWA).
Harmon was a member of New
Hope Baptist Church. He was a native of Lake City and the son of the late
William Henry and Mille Fritts Harmon.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Bessie Isabell Harmon, two daughters,
Mrs. Frank (Betty) Hawkins of McMinnville,
and Mrs. Robert (Shirley) Hug of Ontario, Calif., four sons, William W.
Harmon of Toledo, Ohio., Jack Harmon of Detroit,
Woodrow Harmon of Pearl, Miss., and Roy Harmon of Lake City Rt.1, four
sisters, Mrs. Verlie Alma Isabell of Bolair W.Va.
Mrs. Wallace (Gertie) Overby of Burns, Mrs. Woodrow (Ruby) Disney of Lake
City Rt.1, and Mrs. Monroe (Louise) Ayers
of Morristown, two brothers, Esco Harmon of Cleveland, Ohio, and John H.
Harmon of Lake City Rt.1, 16 grandchildren
and two great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m.
Friday at the Cox Funeral Home chapel in Lake City with the Rev. Warner
Hawkins officiating. Burial will be in Beech Grove Cemetery. The family
will receive friends Thursday (tonight) at the funeral home.
HARMON, William Riley "Peachy"-
Clinton Courier Jan 15,1980
Carpenter Dies After Long Illness.
William Riley {Peachy} Harmon, 88, of Lake City Rt.1,died Monday morning
at his home after a long illness. He was a self-employed carpenter, and
enjoyed hunting and sharpening saws. Harmon was native of Campbell County
and a member of Island Ford Baptist Church. Survivors include his wife,
Mrs. Anna Disney Harmon, a daughter, Mrs. Ricky {Polly} Baileyof Lake City
Rt.1.three sons, Walter Lee Harmon of Murfreesboro, David Ray Harmon of
Columbus, S.C. and Edward Arnold Harmon of Lake City Rt.1 and nine
grandchildren. Graveside funeral services were held Wednesday at Island
Ford Cemetery with the Rev. Lowell Elkins officiating. (donated by Susie
Bullock [email protected]
)
HARNESS, Anna "Annie" Mae (Roberts)-
Annie M. Harness
Mother of area residents
Annie M. Harness, 89, of Oliver Springs, died Saturday, July 25, 1998, at
her home. Mrs. Harness was born June 4, 1909, in Briceville, the daughter of
Robert and Mary Harness Roberts. She was a former resident of South Carolina
for 46 years and had lived in Oliver Springs for the past three years. Mrs.
Harness was a member of Pine Grove Baptist Church of Givhans, S.C. She was a
homemaker and the mother of 17 children. She was the widow of Clarence M.
Harness. She is survived by two daughters, Lois Bass and her husband, the
Rev. Bill Bass, and Audrey Seeber and her husband, Ralph Seeber, all of
Oliver Springs; a son, Dee Harness and his wife,
Mildred, of Givhans; two brothers, D. K. Roberts and the Rev. F. A. Roberts,
both of Summerville, S.C.; a brother-in-law, Jerry Harness and his wife,
Juanita, of Lake City; a sister-in-law, Nellie Harness of Oliver Springs; 34
grandchildren, 45 great-grandchildren, 23 great-great-grandchildren and
several nieces and nephews. She has 91 direct descendants, the family said.
Adele Harness of Lake City and Ruby White of Oliver Springs were considered
special friends.
The funeral will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday, July 28, at Laurel Grove Baptist
Church with the Rev. Charlie Marlow, the Rev. Altman Harness, the Rev. Mark
Bass and the Rev. Bill Bass officiating.
Burial will follow at Laurel Grove Cemetery. The family will receive friends
from 6 to 8 tonight, July 27, at Sharp Funeral Home in Oliver Springs.
(donated by Susie Bullock [email protected]
)
HARNESS, Connie Sue (Phillips)-
Clinton Courier Jan.30,1986
Briceville Native Dies At 38
A Briceville native, Mrs. Connie Sue Harness,38,of Frost Bottom community,
Oliver Springs Rt.3,died of cancer Friday afternoon at Methodist Medical
Center. She had been ill about one year. Mrs. Harness was a former
employee of Greenbriar industries in Clinton. She was a member of the
Laurel Grove Missionary Baptist Church and enjoyed outdoor activities.
Mrs. Harness is survived by her husband, Kenneth Harness, daughter, Tammy
Sue Harness, two sons, David and James Gordan Harness, all of Oliver
Springs Rt.3,two sisters, Mrs. Ruley (Faye) Harness of Briceville and Mrs.
Emma Tackett of Lake City and a bother, Frank Phillips of Cleveland, Ohio.
Funeral services were held Monday at the Laurel Grove Missionary Baptist
Church with the Revs. Matthew Harness and Kenneth Sharp officiating.
Burial was in Brown Cemetery. (donated by Susie Bullock [email protected]
)
HARNESS, Flora (Lowe)-
Clinton Courier April 13,1978
Resident Of Mineral Springs Dies
Mrs. Flora Lowe Harness,76,of Mineral Springs community, Oliver Springs
Rt.2,died Saturday morning at Oak Ridge Hospital. She had been in ill
health since last December. She was a member of Mineral Springs Baptist
Church. Mrs. Harness was a native of Scott County and had lived in Mineral
Springs for many years. Survivors include her husband, Lummie Harness,
four daughters, Mrs. Retha Bass and Mrs. Ozia Bass of Oliver Springs
Rt.2,Mrs.Ella Pickle of Lafollette and Mrs. Motlaney Vann of Pompano
Beach, Fla., four sons, Marshall Harness of Corpus Christi, Tex., Irvin
Harness of Cleveland,Ohio., Tim Harness of Mullins, W. Va., and Emitt
Harness of Anderson, Ind.,36 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren, a
sister, Mrs. Clemma Massengill of Huntsville, and three brothers, Lonas
and Halk Lowe of Huntsville and Edward Lowe of Wartburg. Funeral services
were held Tuesday at Mineral Springs Baptist Church with the Rev. Hayes
Bass and the Rev. Clyde Bass officiating. Burial was in Mineral Springs
Cemetery. (donated by Susie Bullock [email protected]
)
HARNESS, Clayton "Jack"-
Harness, Clayton "Jack" age 60, of Briceville,
passed away at his home, January 16, 1996. He was of the Baptist faith. He
was preceded in death by father, James Albert Harness; brother, Clay
Harness, who died in the Korean War. He is survived by: mother, Rosa Lee
Harness of Briceville; wife, Sandra Harness of Briceville; two sons, Clayton
Vance of Oliver Springs and Benny Lloyd of Briceville; two daughters and
sons-in-law, Brittani and Jay Seiber
of Oliver Springs, Debbie and Steve Alcorn of Oliver Springs, Tenn; three
brothers, Clifford and Norma Harness of Briceville, Cliff and Kay Harness of
Cleveland, Ohio; two sisters, Margie Harness of Torrance, Calif and Betty
and Dan Davis of Knoxville; three grandchildren, Vadia Seiber, Brittani and
Tyler Alcorn of Oliver Springs; several nieces an nephews and a host of
friends. The family will receive friends Friday from 7 until 9 p.m. at
Martin Funeral Home of Lake City. Funeral services will be Saturday, January
20, 1996 at 2 p.m. at the Friendly Welcome Baptist Church with the Rev John
Boham and Brother Andry Goins officiating. Interment to follow in the Laurel
Grove Cemetery in Briceville, Tenn, Marin Funeral of Lake City in charge of
arrangements. (donated by Gloria Fay (Harmon) Burris [email protected]
)
HARNESS, Dellah (Patterson)-
Clinton Courier Jan.23,1986
Widow Of Harness Dies At Hospital
A member of Laurel Grove Missionary Baptist Church, Mrs. Dellah Patterson
Harness,74,of the Laurel Grove community,
Oliver Springs Rt.3, died at 10:30 p. m. Monday at Methodist Medical
Center. Mrs. Harness was the widow of John R. Harness. Survived by seven
sons, John Matthew, Randy, Neil, Mack, Edwin and Kenneth Harness all of
Oliver Springs, and William C. Harness of Briceville Rt.1, 21
grandchildren, 14 great grandchildren, sister, Mrs. Cynthia Lowe of Oneida
and three brothers, Bill Patterson of Briceville Rt.1,Coolidge Patterson
of Lake City, and Sammy Patterson of Ohio.
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Laurel Grove
Missionary Baptist Church with the Rev. Ray Patterson
officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. (donated by Susie
Bullock [email protected]
)
HARNESS, James A-
Anderson County News Jan.5, 1918
Death Of James A. Harness
James A. Harness died at Laurel Grove Dec.24, 1917 at 11 o'clock p. m. He
was born June 15, 1848, He married Charlotte Brown March 1, 1866, and to
this union was born 12 children, Beside his wife nine of the children are
left to mourn his loss. John L , Joseph W, Noah, Jerry M., and Columbus
Harness and Mrs. Annie Vowell , are all living this place, Sgt. F. M.
Harness at Fort Monroe, Va., Robt. Harness of Va. and Mrs. B. W. Duncan of
Parks, Okla. Mr. Harness was a devoted man to his family and had a kind
word for everybody. It has been often said that he never did no one any
harm. Eleven years ago he professed faith in Christ and since that time
has lived a devoted Christian. While we miss him and a vacant place is in
our hearts which never can be filled, but we feel that our loss is his
eternal gain, and if he could speak back he would say "come to
me". Funeral services were conducted by Rev. A. Burress at the
Baptist Church at Laurel Grove Dec.26.The funeral was largely attended.
The remains were taken to Grove Hill cemetery for burial. (donated by
Susie Bullock [email protected]
)
HARNESS, Kathleen-
Clinton Courier April 21-22 1991
Kathleen Harness
Miss. Kathleen, 53, of Briceville Rt.1, died April 16 at Methodist Medical
Center. A native of Anderson County, she
was the daughter of the late Johnny and Lottie Harness. Miss. Harness was
a member of Laurel Grove Baptist Church. Survivors include two sisters,
Nadine White of Lake City and Wanda Sue White of Lewisville, Texas, two
brothers, Benson Ruley Harness and Don Harness, both of Briceville,
several nieces and nephews, and other relatives and friends. Services were
held April 18 at Martin Funeral Home in Lake City with the Rev. Tom Byrge
officiating. Burial was in Laurel Grove Cemetery. (donated by Susie
Bullock [email protected]
)
HARNESS, Lynn-
Clinton Courier Jan. 14, 1965,
Meningitis Is Fatal To 10 Year-Old
An attack of meningitis proved fatal Saturday afternoon to a 10
year-old student at North Clinton Elementary School. Lynn Harness,
Clinton Rt.1, died of the disease Saturday at Baptist Hospital in Knoxville.
He became ill about three weeks ago and was taken to Oak Ridge
Hospital, where he remained for about a week. He collapsed last Thursday at
home and was taken to Knoxville hospital where he died. The youngster
is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Harness, a sister, Kelly
Lee Harness, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Pebley, Mrs. Stella McDaniels
and Hubert Harness, all of Clinton. Funeral services were held Monday
afternoon at Second
Baptist Church in Clinton with the Rev. George Williams officiating.
Burial was in Sunset Cemetery.
(donated by Susie
Bullock [email protected]
)
HARNESS, Mildred Loraine (Watkins)-
Appalachian Observer News April 23, 1986
Mildred Loraine Harness
Harness, Mildred Loraine, age 63, of Unaka
Ave., Clinton, passed away April 18 at Methodist Medical Center of Oak
Ridge. She attended Ridgeview Community Church. Survivors: husband, O. B.
Harness, sons, Oliver Lee Harness, Jerry Lamar Harness, both of Nevada,
Marion Lynn Harness of Missouri, daughter, Elizabeth Puffer of Texas,
foster daughter, Linda Buhl, Clinton, brothers, Billy Watkins,
Chattanooga, eight grandchildren, one great-grandchild, several nieces and
nephews. Funeral services was Monday at Martin's Chapel in Clinton with
the Rev. Paul Cox officiating. Interment in Tennessee Valley Memory
Gardens.
(donated by Susie Bullock [email protected]
)
HATMAKER, Albert N-
ALBERT N. HATMAKER, a long time resident of Coalwood, died
December 13, 2002, in Lancaster OH. Albert retired from OLGA
Coal Company after 44 years in the shop at Coalwood's Portal #1.
Albert was born in Roderfield and graduated from WHS in 1937. He
lettered his junior and senior years from the WHS football team. He is
survived by his wife Wilma, daughter Peg, and sons Albert Norman, Jr., Jerry
Roger, and Robert Garrett. Expressions
of sympathy can be extended to Mrs. Hatmaker and Peg at: Wilma Hatmaker,
5581 Reynolds-Balt Rd., Pickerington, OH 43147.
(donated by Susie Bullock [email protected]
)
HATMAKER, Allen Arthur-
Certificate Of Death
State Of Tennessee # 2 ?4333
Place Of Death: Morgan ; Village Or City:
Sunbright
Full Name : Allen Arthur Hatmaker
Date Of Death: Aug. 5, 1937
Sex: Male : Color Or Race: White : Married
Husband Or Wife: Vesta Hatamaker
Date Of Birth: Aug. 2, 1887
Age : 50 Years : 2 Days
Occupation: Farmer
Birthplace: Morgan Co.
Father Name: Mack Hatmaker : Birthplace: Campbell
Co.
Mother Maiden Name: Fleecyann Rockrey :
Birthplace: Campbell Co.
Informant: Carl Hatmaker : Address: Lancing, TENN
Burial: Anadell : Date: Aug. 5, 1937
Undertaker: Schubert Funeral Home, Address:
Wartburg,TENN
(donated by Susie Bullock [email protected]
)
HATMAKER, Clayton-
Clinton Courier Nov 14,1968.
Hatmaker,60 County Native Dies Up North.
Clayton Hatmaker,60,West Allis, Wis. formerly of Briceville, died Monday in
A Milwaukee, Wis, hospital. Services for Hatamker will be held at 2
p.m.Friday at Laurel Branch Baptist Church in Briceville with the Rev. Edwin
Phillips officiating. Hatmaker leaves his
wife, Mrs.Sreldia Burris Hatmaker, a daughter, Barbara Hatmaker, both of
West Allis, a sister, Mrs. Mae Jones off Toledo, O. The family will receive
friends tonight {Thursday} at Martin Funeral Home in Lake City. (donated by
Susie Bullock [email protected]
)
HATMAKER, Daniel-
Certificate Of Death
State Of Tennessee # 139
Place Of Death: Anderson : Civil Dist: 13 :
Village or City: Briceville
Full Name; Daniel Hatmaker
Sex: Male : Color Or Race: White : Married
Date Of Death: July 19, 1917
Date Of Birth: Feb. 2, 1816
Age: 101 Years : 5 Months ; 17 Days
Occupation: Laborer
Birthplace: TENN
Father Full Name: George Hatmaker :
Birthplace: TENN
Mother Maiden Name: Mary Johnson : Birthplace:
TENN
Informant: John Hatmaker ; Address:
Lafollette,TENN
Burial: Beech Grove ; Date: July 20, 1917
Cause Of Death: Senility
HATMAKER, Eddie Lou-
Clinton Courier Oct. 9, 1941
Infant Hatmaker
Eddie Lou Hatmaker, infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Hatmaker, died at the home in Briceville, Saturday night,Oct.4.
She is survived by four brothers, Ernest Lee, Paul, Claude and Gleandean.
Funeral services were held at the home Sunday at 3 p.m. with burial in
Circle cemetery. Martin was in
charge. (donated by
Susie Bullock [email protected]
)
Clinton Courier Aug.25,1955
Frank Hatmaker,74,died Sunday at the Doctor's Hospital in Lafollette.
Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Parlie Hatmaker, four sons, Morton, Homer, and
Owen, all of Lake City,Rt.2.and Carl of Toledo, Ohio, five daughters,
Mrs. Ocie Weaver, Ina Harness and Mrs. Mae Elliott, all of Lake
City,Rt.2, Mrs. Artie Adkins of Caryville, and Mrs. Irene Lee of Maryville.
Services were held Tuesday Aug 22,at Fratersville Baptist Church, with the
Rev. John Tackett and the Rev. Walter Richardson officiating. Burial was in
the Leach Cemetery. With Martin's of Lake City in charge. (donated by Susie
Bullock [email protected]
)
HATMAKER, Elsie (Lindsay)-
Clinton Courier 1977
Briceville Area Native Dies At Home
Mrs. Elsie Lindsay Hatmaker,82,of Air Base community, Briceville Rt.1,died at
11:30a.m. Tuesday at her home
of complications from a stroke and broken hip. She was employed as a cafeteria
worker during the construction of
Oak Ridge. Mrs. Hatmaker was the wife of Sterling Hatmaker, a miner died in
1932.A native of the Briceville area, Mrs. Hatmaker was the daughter of the
late Jordan Franklin and Melinda Coleman Lindsay. She was a member of
Briceville First Baptist Church. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Cleta
Braden, and a grandson, Delbert Braden, of Briceville. Funeral servcies will
be held at 2 p.m. Friday at Briceville First Baptist Church with the Rev.
Lonnie Dison officiating. Burial will be in Circle Cemetery. The family will
receive friends Thursday (tonight) at the Martin Funeral Home in Lake.
(donated by Susie Bullock [email protected]
)
HATMAKER, Jacob-
Clinton Courier Nov. 23, 1941
Jacob H. Hatmaker
Jacob H. Hatmaker, 87, one of
the oldest Spanish American war veterans in the county, died at his home
in Vasper Saturday. His wife, Mrs. Tempa Hatmaker, and a daughter, Mrs.
G.A. Sharpe of Lake City,survive, as do six grandchildren and seven great-grandchildern.Services
were Monday afternoon at Vasper Baptist Church with burial in Leach
Cemetery at Lake City. Martin was in charge.
(donated by Susie Bullock [email protected]
)
HATMAKER, Lucy (Hatmaker)-
Clinton Courier March 8,1956
Mrs. Lucy Hatmaker
Mrs. Lucy Hatmaker,75,of Briceville, died Monday night. Survivors are one
son, Clayton, of Wisconsin, daughter, Mrs. Hughie Jones of Briceville, two
brothers, Jeff Hatmaker of Indiana and Sterling Hatmaker of Lafollette,
sister, Mrs. Parlie Hatamaker, of Lake City Rt.2, 11 grandchildren,17
great-grandchildren. Services were to be held Thursday at 2:30p.m.at
the Laurel Branch Church, with Rev. Walter Richardson officiating,
Burial will be in the Circle Cemetery with Martin's of Lake City in
charge. (donated by Susie Bullock [email protected]
)
HATMAKER, Marion-
Marion Hatmaker
Marion Hatmaker, 95, Caryville, died Tuesday, March 4 at the Lake City
Health Care Center. He was preceded in death by wife, Gladys Bullock
Hatmaker; parents, Mack and Clancy Sharp Hatmaker; brothers, Millard and
Hubert Hatmaker; sisters, Myrtle Robbins and Betty Rutherford.He is survived
by daughters, Helen Albert, of Oklahoma and Brenda Riner, of Norris; three
grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.Funeral services will be at noon,
March 8 in the Chapel of Martin Wilson Funeral Home, with Reverend Kenny
Gillum officiating. Interment will follow in Woodlawn Cemetery. The family
will receive friends from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. March 7 at Martin Wilson
Funeral Home. Martin Wilson Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
(donated by Susie Bullock [email protected]
)
HATMAKER, Mary Jane (Sharp)-
Clinton Courier March 31,1949
Services Held For 103-Year-Old Mary J. Hatmaker.
One-hundred and three-year-old "Grandma" Mary Jane Hatmaker, the
great-great-grandmother of three, the great-grandmother of 82,and the
grandmother of 28,has passed away. Grandma Hatmaker died at 3:45 p. m.
Saturday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Lavador Loving, Lake City
Rt.1.Oldest Citizen She was Anderson County's oldest citizen. She was a
Republican and active homemaker until the past year. Up until 1948,when
she was still "well over a 100" Grandma lived in a small house
near that of her daughter,
doing her own cooking and keeping house. She was married when she was
24 to Joseph Hatmaker, who died 32 years ago. Mr. Hatmaker had a
two-year-old son by a previous marriage. Had Five Children: She was
married at the home of the officiating minister, John Reed, a widely known
Baptist preacher, who rode horseback to preach at one church, then
another. Mrs. Hatmaker had five children of her own. of whom three are now
living, Mrs. Loving, Mrs. Nancy Lovely, and Ed Hatmaker, all of Lake
City,Rt.1.The adopted boy William, is now living in Campbell County,
he is more than 80-years-old. One Of Eight Children There were eight
children in "Grandma's" family. only two Lewis Sharp of
Knoxville and Bill Sharp of Lake City, are living. Grandma was born near
the site of Norris Dam in Campbell County, near Cove Creek, She lived in
the same general community-usually high on a ridge with Clinch River below
and mountains not far away. She lived no easy life, she reached 100 and
more the hard way. She plow with a plow "so big it took three of us
younguns to turn it around "Services for "Grandma" were
held Monday at 2p.m.at the Longfield Baptist Church. She was a member of
Macedonia Baptist Church, Services were held Monday 2.p.m at Longfield
Baptist Church with the Rev. C. B. Peoples officiating. Burial was in
Longfield Cemetery with Martin of Lake City in charge. (donated by Susie
Bullock [email protected]
)
HATMAKER, Milton "Mitt"-
Clinton Courier July 1947,
Mitt Hatmaker. Mitt Hatmaker,78,died Thursday afternoon at home in
Briceville. He is survived by wife, Mrs. Lucy Hatmaker, one son Clayton of
Briceville, one daughter, Mrs. Mae Jones of Briceville, two sisters, Mrs.
Mattie Wright of Lafollette and Mrs. Sally Ann Gipson, and one brother Lee
Hatmaker of Briceville. Funeral Services were held Sunday afternoon at
1p.m.at Laurel Branch Baptist Church, with the Rev. Robbie Lindsay
officiating. Burial was in Circle Cemetery. Martin of Lake City was in
charge. (donated by Susie Bullock [email protected]
)
HATMAKER, Nancy J (White)-
Clinton Courier July 17,1952.
Mrs. Nancy J. Hatmaker, Funeral services for Mrs. Nancy Jane
Hatmaker,73,of Lake City were held at the Main Street Baptist Church
at 2p.m Monday, July 14.The Rev. I. N. Warren the Rev. O. D. Denny
officiated. Burial was in the Pleasant Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Hatmaker died
late Saturday July 12,at the home of her daughter Mrs. Luther C. Denny,
Lake City, She was the wife of the late Tom Hatmaker and a member of the
Main Street Baptist Church. Survivors are her daughter, a son Ben A
Hatmaker, Oneida, a brother, Carter White, of Rt.1.Oliver Springs. eight
grandchildren and four great-garndchildren. Cox of Lake City was in
charge. (donated by Susie Bullock [email protected]
)
HATMAKER, Parlie (Hatmaker)-
Clinton Courier March 25,1967
Mrs. Hatmaker Dies Tuesday In Lake City, Mrs. Parlie Hatmaker, of Lake
City Rt.2,died at Lake City Hospital. She was a member of Murrville
Baptist Church and was the widow of Frank Hatmaker. The family
will receive friends at Martin's Funeral Home tonight
{Thursday} from 7 to 9 p.m.The funeral will be Friday at 2p.m. at
the Fraterville Baptist Church with the Rev. Walter Richardson and
the Rev. Bill Lamb officiating. Burial will be in Leach Cemetery. She
leaves five daughters, Mrs. Ocie Weaver. Mrs. Ina Hatmaker and Mrs. Mae
Elliot, all of Lake City. Mrs. Artie Adkins, and Mrs. Irene Lee, of
Maryville. Four sons, Carl, of Toledo, Homer of Clinton Owen and Morton of
Lake City Rt.2. (donated by Susie Bullock [email protected]
)
HATMAKER, R L-
R L Hatmaker, 57 of LaFollette, died
Monday May 6, at the LaFollette Medical Center. He was a member of
LaFollette Church of Christ. He was preceded in death by his parents, Pearly
L & Pearlie Mae Eastridge Hatmaker. He is survived by his wife, Juanita
Hatmaker of LaFollette; brothers, Jessie L Hatmaker of Duff, Kenneth L
Hatmaker & Jerry Lee Hatmaker, both of LaFollette; and sisters, Janice
Wilson, Bernice Shoupes, & Mary Boshears, all of LaFollette. Funeral
services were Wednesday May 8, in the Chapel of Martin Funeral Home with Rev
Steven Law & Rev Tom West officiating.
Interment followed in the Queener Cemetery. Martin Funeral Home was in
charge of services. (donated by Gloria Fay (Harmon) Burris [email protected]
)
HATMAKER, Tempa (Wilson)-
Clinton Courier Oct. 9, 1941
Mrs. Tempa Hatmaker
Mrs. Tempa Hatmaker, 87, died at her home in
Vasper Thursday,Oct. 2 at 1:30 p.m. She was formely lived in Lake City. She
is survived by three daughters,Mrs. May Hill and Mrs.C.H. Hill of Pineville,
Ky., and Mrs. Pearl White of Vasper, also two (can not read ) and Fred
Albert of California, one step daughter, Mrs. Mary Sharp of Lake City and
one brother, John Wilson of Oliver Springs.Funeral services were conducted
Friday at 2 p.m. at the home in Vasper.The Rev. Mart Ward officiated with
burial in the Leach Cemetery.Martin had charge.
(donated by Susie Bullock [email protected]
)
HATMAKER, Russell Owen-
Russell Owen Hatmaker, 70, of Lake City
died Monday, May 6, 1996, in Lake City Health Care Center. Mr. Hatmaker, who
was of Baptist faith, was a
retired coal miner and a U.S. Army veteran of World War I I. He
was born April 29, 1917, in Anderson County. He was preceded in death by wife,
Geraldine Wilson Hatmaker, and
parents, Frank and Parlie Hatmaker. Survivors are daughters and sons-in-law,
Mary Alice and Paul Tackett of Clinton, Wanda and Howard Baker of Knoxville,
Wilma and Harvey Rutherford of Heiskell and Samantha and Mark Miller of San
Antonio, Texas; son and daughter-in-law, Russell "Dickie" and Sandra
Hatmaker of Lake City; eight grandchildren, three great-grandchildren; and a
sister, Ina Marlow, of Clinton. Family received friends 6-8 p.m. Wednesday,
May 8, in Cox Funeral Home, Lake City. Funeral service was 8 p.m. Wednesday in
Cox Funeral Home chapel with the Rev. David Walker officiating. Interment is 2
p.m. Thursday, May 9, in Oak Ridge Memorial Park with military honors
presented by East Tennessee Veterans Honor Guard. Source: Clinton Courier
News, 8 May 1996. (donated by Gloria Fay (Harmon) Burris [email protected]
