Southampton County Virginia USGenWeb Archives Obituaries.....Scott, William H., 1965 

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WILLIAM HUNTER SCOTT

   FRANKLIN - William Hunter Scott, 62, a roadbuilding contractor, died in a 
hospital early Monday after a brief illness.

   He was the husband of Mrs. Gertrude Whitley Scott and a son of Andrew 
Jackson and Mrs. Nellie Rebecca Turner Scott.

   A lifelong resident of Franklin, he was a member of Hunterdale Christian 
Church.  He was a charter member of Franklin Lion Club, a past president of 
Virginia Road Builders Association, and a member of the American Road 
Builders’ Association and Hunterdale Ruritan Club.

   He owned and operated W.H. Scott and Co. here.

   Besides his widow, surviving are a daughter, Miss Hunter Dale Scott; a son, 
William Hunter Scott, Jr., a stepson David Lawrence Jr., and a brother Vernard 
Scott, all of Franklin; and five sisters, Mrs. Leroy Allen, Mrs. Shelly Joyner 
and Mrs. Gordon Bridgers of Franklin, Mrs. Gilbert Panton of Newport News and 
Mrs. Allen Makinson of Norfolk.

   A funeral service was conducted Tuesday at 4 p.m. in W.J.M. Holland and 
Sons Funeral Home by the Rev. Harold W. Tribble of Hunterdale Christian Church 
and the Rev. Clyde Fields of Elon, N.C.  Burial was in Southampton Memorial 
Park.

   Pallbearers were: E.M. Burgess, Roland Burgess, Bernard Blythe, C.W. Alley, 
H.M. Smith, Edward F. Spivey, Claud Scott, Richard Harrell, Stanley Campbell.


[William Hunter SCOTT, roadbuilding contractor, 
 life-long resident of Franklin, d. 9 Aug 1965, age 62, 
 interred in Southampton Memorial Park (Christus II, Plot 14-16), 10 Aug 1965, 
 "The Tidewater News" (Franklin, VA), Aug. 12, 1965, p. 2] 

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