JACKSON COUNTY, TN - OBITUARIES - Mrs. Etta Martin Huff
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Jackson co, Sentinel Mar 28, 1940

Mrs. Etta Martin Huff

Mrs. Etta Martin Huff, born Jan 9, 1870, departed this life March 18,
1940, age 70 years, 2 months, and 9 days.  She was married to Jim W.
Huff Dec 11, 1834, 53 years ago, who proceeded her in death 11 years
ago.

She leaves to mourn her passing, 2 sisters, Mrs. Tennie Murray of
Kempville, Mrs. C.J. Hunter of Haydenburg, and a great number of nephews
and neices, and a host of friends and other relatives.

She professed faith in Christ at the age of 13 years and united with the
M.E. Church.  Then several years later moved her membership with her
husband to the C.P. Church at Pleasant Grove, and lived a true devoted
christian life until death.

A good is gone.  We believe our loss is her eternal gain.  She was kind-
hearted.  Her many lovable traits and kind words made her life pleasant.

Funeral services were conducted by the writer and her body laid to rest
in the West Cemetery near Haydenburg.

Sleep on, dear sister, and take your rest.  We shall see you again.  W.
M. Dycus