Obituaries: "Ki - Km"; Winn, Louisiana
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List of names in this file:
T. C. Kidd
Mrs. T. C. Kidd
Richard Killingsworth
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Submitter: Greggory E. Davies, unless otherwise noted.
Date: 20 June 2004
Source: Winnfield News-American
June 6, 1930
Mrs. T. C. Kidd of Gaars Mill Dies Saturday Night Mrs. T. C. Kidd, age 60
years, of Gaars Mill was discovered dead in her bed Saturday night about ten
o'clock. Her death was supposedly caused by heart trouble. She was buried at
the New Hope Church Sudnay afternoon at four o'clock. Rev. ?. E. Hearn of
Chatham conducted the funeral services. Mrs. Kidd is survived by her husband
and two sons, T. C. Kidd, Jr., and Victor Kidd, both of Gaars Mill.
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Submitter: Greggory E. Davies, unless otherwise noted.
Date: 20 June 2004
Source: Winnfield News-American
July 25, 1930
T. C. Kidd Dies At His Home In Hudson Monday
T. C. Kidd, aged 72, of Hudson, died Monday, July 21, at his home. He was
stricken with paralysis and died after an illness of two weeks. Mr. Kidd was
born in Georgia and came to Winn Parish when a very young child. He is a
member of the Methodist Protestant Church. Funeral services were held at the
New Hope Cemetery near Gaars Mill where interment was made Tuesday
afternoon. Mr. Kidd is survived by five sons: Grover and Iverson Kidd of
Sikes; Harrison Kidd of Georgetown; and T. C. and Victor Kidd of Hudson;
four daughters: Mrs. Ella Peters, Cedar Grove; Mrs. Virginia Brewer and Mrs.
Della Brown of Hudson; and Mrs. Willard Eldriege of Crowville; three
brothers, J. L. and I. B. Payne of Hudson; and J. B. Payne of Leesville; and
one sister, Mrs. H. S. Peters of Summerfield.
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Submitter: Greggory E. Davies, 120 Ted Price Lane, Winnfield, LA 71483
Source: Winn Parish Enterprise News-American
Date: 24 Nov 2004
From: August 8, 1884 Southern Sentinel

Died:

At his residence in Ward Six in this parish, on Friday, August 1st, 1884,
Richard Killingsworth, caused by a tree falling on him while pulling fodder.

It is with pain that we are compelled to chronicle the death of our friend
and fellow citizen, a resident for 25 years of this parish and ward six.
The writer of this has known him since boyhood and can say that as a husband
and father, a citizen and neighbor, a Christian and Mason, he had no
superior and few equals.

He could always be found at his post of duty as a citizen, his hand was ever
open in the cause of charity, he was a brave and gallant soldier during the
civil war, a devoted Christian and a devoted Mason.  He was known throughout
this parish and when the news of his sudden and unexpected death will be
read by the public, there will be pangs of regret pass through the hearts of
everyone who knew him.

We for ourselves, and the entire parish, tender to his bereaved and
distressed family our heartfelt sympathy.  We can truly say that "he was one
of the noblest works of God - an honest man."  "Requiescat in pace."
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