CANNON COUNTY, TN - OBITUARIES - James Andrew Lambert, 1 Mar 1943
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(Excerpt Taken From Special to The Gazette, Emporia, KS-- appeared Monday Mar. 1, 1943) 
Byline:  Neosho Rapids, March 1 and another unknown newspaper, it is assumed it was a follow 
up a few days later in the The Gazette

LAMBERT, JAMES ANDREW 

 Resident:   Neosho Rapids, Kansas (Lyon County) since 1921

--Died:  March 1 (1943) at 2:55 o'clock at his home

--Occupation:  Farmer

--Born: 29 Sep 1867, Cannon county, TN

--Parents:  JOHN LAMBERT and Derry Berry(sic misprint) (intended MARTHA DERRYBERRY LAMBERT)

--Married:  SOPHIA TANNER in Columbus, KS in  (6) September 1893

--Funeral Services at 10 a.m. at the home in Neosho Rapids, Rev. G. H. PITTMAN, pastor of the 
Methodist church at Hartford conducted the service.  Singers were Miss BERYL CARLE and CHARLES 
RICHMOND. Pallbearers were JESSE BUSH, FRANK LAMBERT, ALLISON LANE, WILLIAM WUERFELE, CHARLES 
RICHMOND and NATE LOWERY.  

The body was taken to Columbus, (Cherokee County) Kan., where another funeral service was held 
at the Rhuland funeral home at 3:30. The  Rev. MERLIN BOOTH, conducted this service and Mrs. 
MERLIN BOOTH sang, accompanied by Mrs. BURNS CROSS. Pallbearers in Columbus: EDGAR TANNER, JOE 
TANNER. CALVIN TANNER, WILLIE TANNER, LONNIE TANNER and FLOYD NORRIS.  Burial in Columbus Cemetery.

--Survivors:  Wife of the home, two sons, Leo Lambert and Frank(sic--Francis intended) Lambert, 
both of Neosho Rapids, and one daughter, Mrs. Iva Bollinger, of Baton Rouge, LA., and one sister 
Mrs. Lester Jernigan of Osage City, Kan., and one granddaughter and five grandsons.  Two sons 
died during World War I.