DURHAM COUNTY, NC - OBITUARIES - Joseph Maynor, 6 Jul 1917
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The Morning Herald
Durham, NC
July 7, 1917

Mr. Joseph Maynor
Died Yesterday

Mr. Joseph Maynor died quite suddenly at the home of his daughter, Mrs. George
High, yesterday morning.  Mr. Maynor was seventy-five years of age, having
celebrated his seventy-fifth birthday on June 11.  He was a member of the
Memorial Church.

He is survived by eight children: Mrs. A.A. Woods, Mrs. W.H. Leigh, Mrs.
George High, Mrs. A. Carden and Mrs. Alfred Pendergrass and Messrs J.J.
Maynor, G.N. Maynor and W. J. Maynor; one brother Mr. J. Maynor and one
sister, Mrs. Martin Davis.

The funeral services will be held at the home of Mrs. A.A. Woods on Peabody
street and will be conducted by Rev. Harry M. North.  The interment will be
made in the Markham cemetery on Holloway road.

The hall bearers will be Messers John W. Pope, J.R. Pace, Lewis Wilkerson,
S.C. Scalf, T.M. Pendergrass and A.M. Stanford.  The floral will be
representatives of the Webb camp of the confederate veterans, of which he was
a member.

(NOTE:  Joseph Maynor was born in Chatham County on 6-11-1842.  He was married
to Mary Ann Martindale on 10-25-1860 in Chatham County.  His parents were
William and Chloe Phillips Maynor of Chatham County.  Mr. Maynor was a farmer
in Moore county after serving in the civil war with his brother, William
Judson, in Co. E, 44th Infantry "Chatham County Turtle Paws."  He moved to
Durham in the late 1800's.  Mr. Maynor's death certificate states that his
father was born in SAMPSON COUNTY.  His sister, Theany (Thenia Maness) was
married to Martin D. Davis of Moore County.) 


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