HARNETT COUNTY, NC - OBITUARIES - William Henry Faucette, 5 Dec 1930
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W.H. Faucette is Laid to Final Rest
Father of Two Raleigh Men Passes Away Suddenly At Lillington

Lillington Dec 6, 1930
Funeral Services  for William Henry Faucette, age 58, who was found dead
in bed Friday morning, were held from the home of his son, John
Faucette, Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock by the Rev J. F. Menius,
pastor of the Presbyterian church of which the deceased was a member.
Interment took place in Summerville cemetery. Pallbearers were O.L.
Johnson, H. T. Atkins. M. C. Upchurch, G. C. Upchurch, C. R. Parker and
J.B. Tugwell.
Mr. Faucette operated a grocery store. Customers calling at the store,
finding it closed and not opened at the usual time, summoned his son,
John , who broke down the door and found him dead in bed.
Mr. Faucette was well known and his friends were numbered by his many
acquaintances. He was register of deeds of Harnett county for four
consecutive terms after which he retired and went to Georgia on account
of health. With his health partially restored, he returned to North
Carolina where he resided until his death.
Mr. Faucette's health had been failing for the past several months. Only
a few months ago his son, Thomas C. Faucette, was instantly killed in an
automobile wreck near Lumberton and the sudden death of his son was
attributed to the rapid decline in his latter days.
Mr. Faucette is survived by two daughters, Miss Jimmie Faucette of
Fayetteville, Mrs. James (Mary Carolyn) Murchison of Lillington, three
sons, John Faucette of Lillington, W. H.(Will)  Faucette,  Jr  , and
Henry B. Faucette of Raleigh.