OBIT: Filmore Meredith, 1925, Trigg Co., Kentucky

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Contributed for use in USGENWEB Archives by:
Gregory W. Godsey gwgodsey@bellsouth.net
Date:  March 07, 2001
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Mr. Fillmore Meredith one of the splendid citizans of Trigg County, died at 
his home near caldonia on January 8th, 1925 after an illness of five weeks 
from a complication of troubles.

Mr. Meredith was the son of Mr. Houston Meredith, of Gracey, and was forty 
four years of age the 5th of last December.

He was married just twenty one years ago to Miss Faulkner, a daughter of the 
late Charles H. Faulkner, and the wife and two sons survive him. The sons are 
Beckman and Harry Meredith.

Mr. Meredith was a member of Locust Grove Baptist Church, and a splendid citizan 
in every way. He was a quiet man, but enjoyed his friends and had many of them. 
He was a kind and affectionate husband, a devoted father and a good neighbor, 
and in his death the county has lost one of its best citizans.

Burial took place at the Faulkner grave yard near his home, brief funeral services 
being held at the grave.

The heart broken wife and other loved ones have the sympathy of many friends in 
thier hour of deepest sorrow.


Submitter: Gregory W. Godsey gwgodsey@bellsouth.net
Date: March 7, 2001
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