OBIT:  Dr. T. J. Tichenor, d. 1934, Jefferson Co., KY

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Submitted by: Pat45324@aol.com
Date: 22 Feb 2002
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Subject: obit - Tichenor - Nov 17 1934
Spencer Co. M.D. Passes Suddenly
Dr. T.J. Tichenor Passed Away Early Saturday Morning.  Rests in Valley Cemetery.

     Dr. T.J. Tichenor, retired physician of spencer County died suddenly at his home, Saturday morning 
about 7 o'clock.
     Dr. Tichenor who was sixty-five years old and who had been a stock trader since his retiremenht from 
the active practice of medicine, had risen early, but not feeling quite well had decided to go back to bed.  
After seeing him comfortably settled the wife had gone to the kitchen to prepare breakfast, returning 
later to the bedroom to find Dr. Tichenor has passed away in her absence.
     All his life, Dr. Tichenor had been a resident of Spencer County although widely known throughout 
Jefferson and other adjoining counties where he had varied business interests.
     Surviving besides the widow, Mrs. Myrtle Rouse Tichenor, there are a daughter, Mrs. Charles Boone of 
Shively; a son, Rouse Tichenor, of Thixton; three brothers, Charles of Waterford, George of Little Mount 
and Nick of Taylorsville and a sister, Mrs. Nick Gentry of Jeffersontown.
     The funeral was from the Waterman Baptist church, of which Dr. Tichenor was a member, Monday 
morning at 11 o'clock conducted by the pastor, Rev. Edgar Pound, assisted by Rev. Thomas J. Tichenor of 
Little Mount, a nephew and by Rev. R.B. White of Lawrenceburg, an old family friend.   Burial was in Valley 
Cemetery.