JACKSON COUNTY, TN - OBITUARIES - D. A. Rawley and Mrs. Martha Rawley
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Jackson County Sentinel Wed, Feb 9, 1927
Rawley, D. A. died at the home of his sister; Mrs H.G. Young Tuesday
morning, Feb 8 at 6 o'clock, following an illness of five days of
pneumonia.
   Mr. Rawley was 62 years old and has spent practically all of his life in
and around Gainsboro.  He has been proprieter of a Barber Shop in
Gainesboro for the past three or four years and was always to be found
at his place of business ready to serve in a pleasant and courteous
manner.  He is survived by his wife and several children, two brothers,
and four sisters and a large circle of friends and relatives.  The body
was taken to his home seven miles from here on the Cookeville Pike Tues
afternoon and internment will be in the Byers Cemetery.

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Jackson Co, Sentinel, Wed, Jul 13, 1932
Rawley, Martha, Mrs. 
   Mrs. Martha Rawley, widow of late D. A. Rawley, died at her home near
Gainsboro Saturday morning, following an illness of pneumonia aged 60
years.
   Six children:  Mrs. W.M. Pullum, Mrs. Charles Allen, Mrs Tom Haney, Mrs
Bill Pippin and Kirk and Killis Rawley are left to mourn the loss of
their mother.  In addition to the children, 4 brothers and one sister,
Mrs. Mary Newman of Nashville; Walter and Lige Steward of Toute 3 and
many other friends and relatives to mourn her death.  Funeral was
conducted by Tom Denson of Nashville and John W. Fox with internment in
the Byers Cemetery.