OBIT: Mrs. Molly Burns Medlen, 16 August 1939, Robertson Co., Ky

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With the Courtesy of the Citizen Advertiser. Paris, Bourbon co., KY

16 Aug 1939 The Kentuckian Citizen

MEDLEN

Mrs.. Molly BURNS Medlen, 72 , native of Robertson County, died at
1:45
Monday afternoon at the home of her daughter, Mrs.. Bryan WILLIAMS of
South
Main Street, after an illness of about ten weeks.

Mrs. Medlen was the daughter of the late Larry and Margaret Ann WHALEY
BURNS
and was a member of the Antioch Christian Church.

She is survived by her husband, Charles Medlen; two daughters, Mrs.
Bryan
Williams of this city and Mrs. Margaret M. GAY of Marion, Ind.; one
son, W.
V. Medlen, of Marion, Ind.; four brothers, Jonh (John ?) , Lawrence,
Henry
and W. T. Burns all of Mt. Olivet, and eight grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held at the residence of Mrs. Williams at
2:30
o'clock this afternoon with the Rev. Fred SMITH, conducting. Burial
will
follow in the Paris cemetery.

Bearers will be W. T. Burns, Harrison County: Conway Burns, Paris;
Lawrence
Burns Jr., and C. T. Burns, Paris; George Burns, Cynthiana and Wm.
Burns,
Mt. Olivet.

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