Carroll County, KY - Obits:  Clarence Christopher Dunn, 1951
Thursday, April 27, 2000

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Subject: OBIT:  Clarence Christopher Dunn, Carrol Co

Last rites were held Tuesday at 10:00 a.m. at the Tandy Funeral Home for Clarence 
Christopher Dunn, who was found dead in bed Sunday, January 7, 1951, at the home 
of his sister, Mrs. Oscar (Katie Pearl) Driskell, near covington.  He had been a 
sufferer from a heart ailment for 10 years, but had been farming for three years 
near Florence, Ky.  Mr. Dunn was born in Carroll county, July 12, 1890, the son of 
James Willard and Ida Belle Starkey Dunn.  His father lost his life in a fire December 
18, 1945, which destroyed the home of his son Elmer in Covington. Mr. Dunn's wife 
Bessie Mae Foster passed away on June 11, 1920.  He is survived by two daughters, 
Mrs. Meyer (Mildred Frances) Abrams, and Mrs. Ralph (Katie Ruth) Yocum, both of Locust.  
He also leaves three brothers and two sisters, Carl, Chester and Elmer, Gladys
(Mrs. Smith) and Katie Pearl (Mrs. Oscar Driskell), both of Covington, and five 
grandchildren. The funeral was conducted by Rev. Harry Wood, burial following in the 
IOOF Cemetary in Carrollton. Pallbearers were Wilbur Thompson, Earl, Elmer 
and Clarence Yocum, Clifford Smith and Bryant Furnish. 

Source:  Newsclipping from the scrapbook of Mildred Frances Abrams. 
Secondary source:  Scrapbook handed down to daughter, Roslyn McLendon
at nonny984@home.ffni.com.
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