Obituary: Jan. 1948, Franklin Parish, LA
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The following obits are listed below:

Mrs. Jennie V. Bacle
Mackey Bradley
Mrs. Libbie Brown
Mrs. Ella Hall
Thomas Clarence Kincaid
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The Franklin Sun     Winnsboro, LA    January 1, 1948
Submitted November 2008 by: Glenda Warner Boyd
 
Mrs. Jennie V. Bacle
 
Services Held For Mrs. Bacle
Services were held at the Coax Baptist church Tuesday for Mrs. Jennie V. Bacle, 81, 
who died Monday at her home in Baskin after a lengthy illness.
Officiating was the Rev. M. O. Talbert, and interment was in the Coax cemetery.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Ida Emfinger of Newellton; three sons, John Horace Smith 
of Baskin, Isom and T. B. Smith of Baton Rouge; four brothers, C. H. Autry of Baskin, 
J. M. Autry of Pollock, E. A. Autry of Monroe and R. L. Autry of Columbia, Miss.; and 
one sister, Mrs. Lydia Eckhoff of Pascagoula, Miss. In addition there are 26 grandchildren 
and 26 great grandchildren.
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The Franklin Sun     Winnsboro, LA    January 1, 1948
Submitted November 2008 by: Glenda Warner Boyd
 
Mackey Bradley
 
Mackey Bradley Is Buried Today
Services were held this afternoon for Mackey Bradley, 71, prominent 
Franklin parish planter, who died Wednesday in a Vicksburg, Miss. 
hospital after a long illness. 
The Rev. C. B. Hall officiated at the services, which were held from 
the Frist National chapel. Interment was in the od Winnsboro cemetery.
A dry goods merchant in Winnsboro for 30 years, Bradley, was a deacon in 
the First Baptist church.
In addition to his wife, he is survived by one son, A. M. of Vicksburg; 
three daughters, Mrs. D. K. Mayer and Mrs. Harry Anders of Winnsboro and 
Mrs. Hooper Carter of New Orleans, and one sister, Mrs. ?. L. Synder of Winnsboro.
Pallbearers were John Walters, O. I. Long, W. F. Prickett, J. A. Holmes, 
J. A. Ingram, C. C. McCarty and M. A. Price.
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The Franklin Sun     Winnsboro, LA    January 1, 1948
Submitted November 2008 by: Glenda Warner Boyd
 
Mrs. Libbie Brown
 
Mrs. Brown Buried In Mer Rouge
Services for Mrs. Libbie Brown, 48, were held Saturday morning from the First National 
chapel, with the Rev. M. S. Robertson officiating. Interment was in Mer Rouge cemetery.
Mrs. Brown, who died in a Winnsboro hospital Friday after a long ilness, is survived by 
her husband, E. N. Brown of Winnsboro, two sisters, Mrs. Lizzie Tyson and Mrs. Ed Smith 
of Oak Grove and one brother, S. P. Bennett, also of Oak Grove.
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The Franklin Sun     Winnsboro, LA    January 1, 1948
Submitted November 2008 by: Glenda Warner Boyd
 
Mrs. Ella Hall
 
Rites Are Held For Mrs. Hall
Final rites were held Monday for Mrs. Ella Hall, 66, who died in a Winnsboro hospital 
Sunday night after a short illness. Services were held at the Coax Baptist church, with 
the Rev. Tom Ratcliff officiating, and interment was in the Coax cemetery.
Surviving are her husband, William Hall; two sisters, Mrs. Callie Humphreys and Mrs. Alice Hicks, 
both of Oak Grove; and four brothers, Willie, Purvis and Allen McKenzie of Winnsboro and 
Andy McKenzie of Portland, Ore.
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The Franklin Sun     Winnsboro, LA    January 1, 1948
Submitted August 2009 by: Glenda Warner Boyd
 
T. C. Kincaid Buried Near Here
 
Thomas Clarence Kincaid, 52, who died Tuesday night in a 
Winnsboro hospital after a long illness, was buried Wednesday
afternoon in the Oak Grove cemetery.
Services were held at the Oak Grove Baptist church with the Rev.
A. C. Trapp officiating.
In addition to his widow, Mrs. Josephine Kincaid, he is survived
by a daughter, Eva, of Natchez, Miss.; a son, Thomas E., of
Natchez; one brother, Henry, of Natchez; and two sisters, Mrs.
N. L. McCarty of Natchez and Mrs. May Erwin of Gilbert.
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