Norfolk City Virginia USGenWeb Archives Obituaries.....Bobbitt, Thomas Howard  October 9, 1923
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Virginian Pilot and The Norfolk Landmark October 11, 1923

Thomas Howard Bobbitt, aged 41, died suddenly yesterday morning at St. 
Stephens, S.C., according to a dispatch from that city yesterday. 
He was a former well known resident of this city.  Mr. Bobbitt was the son 
of the late T.F. and Mrs. Annie Whitehead Bobbitt, of Southampton, Va.  His 
parents also lived here for many years.  He is survived by his wife, Mrs. 
Carrie Sears Bobbitt and the following children: Robert, Thomas, Gladys, 
Virginia, Elizabeth and Dorothy Bobbitt; four sisters and one brother, Mrs. 
Robert Rowland, of Richmond; Mrs. Virginia Harmon, Mrs. Charles Conkling, 
Mrs. Silas Harrison, all of Norfolk; and W.T. Bobbitt, of Franklin, Va.  The 
body will be brought here on the Atlantic Coast Line train, which is 
scheduled to arrive this morning at 7:30 o'clock.  The time of the funeral 
had not been determined last night.
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                         Thomas Howard Bobbitt
Funeral services for Mr. Bobbitt were conducted at the funeral apartments of 
E. Lee Cox, 402 Berkley Avenue, yesterday morning at 11 o'clock by the Rev. 
T.H. Dimmock, pastor of Armstrong Memorial Presbyterian Church.  The 
attendance was large and there were many beautiful floral tokens.  Burial 
was in the family lot in Magnolia Cemetery and the pallbearers were C.F. 
Kent, S.H. Harper, Silas Harrison, T.H. Russell, C.S. Conkling, Robert 
Sears, Charles Brown and C.P. Harper.
Mr. Bobbitt was fatally injured at a saw mill at St. Stephens, S.C., 
Tuesday.  He was struck by a slab from a cut of timber, the slab having been 
caught by the carriage in the mill and driven against him.  

Virginian Pilot and The Norfolk Landmark October 13, 1923

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