OBITS: Mrs. W. H. King, 1936, Robertson Co., KY

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Date: Sun, 3 Jan 1999
Submitted by: H. Jean Dalrymple (motherd@theriver.com)

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With the compliments of The ROBERTSON COUNTY REVIEW, Mt. Olivet,
Robertson County, KY.

The TRIBUNE Democrat, 2 April 1936

Mrs. W. H. King died about 4 o'clock Saturday morning at her home on Brierly Ridge
Pike. She had been in ill health for some time and  recently suffered a cerebral
hemorrhage. Deceased was before marriage Miss Maggie Gifford and was 71 years of age.
She was married five times, four of her husbands preceded to the grave. Her first
husband was Thomas Whaley, to which two sons and a daughter were born, namely, Ben
Whaley, of Richmond Ind., James Whaley of Nicholas County and Mrs. Luther Barnett, of
this county. Her second marriage was to James Berry, one son, Paul Berry, of Harrison
County, surviving this union. M. M. Heal was her third husband. Her fourth husband was
Frank Overbey. W. H. King, her fifth and last husband, survives, together with the
three sons, Ben E. Whaley, James Whaley and Paul Berry. No children were born by the
last three marriages. She is also survived by several grandchildren, and two brothers,
William Gifford and Erastus Gifford, of Paris. Funeral services were held at Piqua
Christian Church Monday afternoon. Interment was in the Piqua Cemetery.