Blount County TN Archives News.....News Articles May 6, 1904
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THE MARYVILLE RECORD May 6, 1904
Friday, May 6, 1904



Hubert Best, son of William Best, near Carpenter’s Campground, died Sunday

after a lingering illness. He was about eighteen years old. Burial in the

Campground Cemetery. A post mortem examination showed that he had been

suffering from a malignant tumor in the abdomen, which had baffled the

physicians, who could not diagnose his case to any satisfaction.



Andrew Pinkney Bayliss was born February 27, 1851, in Montgomery County,

Tennessee, died in Maryville, May 2, 1904, aged 53 years, 2 months, and five

days. While he was yet a very small child his parents removed to Jefferson

County, Illinois, where he lived until about seventeen years of age, when the

family returned to Tennessee, locating in Blount County. This was his home

nearly all the time until his death. He married Elizabeth J. Cupp in 1872, and

they had four children, three of whom survive him. They are Mrs. Rankin

McConnell and Blanche Bayliss of this city, and J.B. Bayliss of Knoxville. His

wife also survives. He was one of a family of seven children, of who three

survive him namely, L.M. Bayliss of this city, Mrs. F.P. Morton of Knoxville

and T.P. Bayliss of San Francisco. He was a member of Pleasant Grove Church,

and was laid to rest in Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Tuesday forenoon, Rev. Cate

conducting the funeral services.



Mrs. Gib Porter, colored, died Sunday in child-birth with twins. Burial

Monday. They had been married but a short time.



Bank---James Barbra, a young man who left a few weeks ago for the state of

Illinois has returned home. Jim is of the opinion that there is no place like

home, and likes that old tune “The cat came back.” He says he likes the sunny

south best.



Clover Hill---There is a man died at the Pauper’s Home last week by the name

if Titleo.



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