Southampton County Virginia USGenWeb Archives Obituaries.....Worrell, Kenneth D., 1931 

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KENNETH DELAWARE WORRELL

   Suffolk, Va., June 9 - Kenneth Delaware Worrell, 49, of Newsoms died 
yesterday at 5 p.m. at Lakeview hospital after a short illness of pneumonia. 
He was a son of D.T. Worrell of Southampton County who survives him.

   He is also survived by his widow Mrs. Clare Worrell; five sons, Clifford 
Worrell, of Wilson, N.C.; K.D., Jr., of Ahoskie; Livius, Elmore and Fred 
Worrell, of Newsoms; one daughter, Miss Annie Maud Worrell, of Newoms, and a 
sister, Mrs. J.D. Gardner, of Suffolk. The body was taken to his home in 
Newsoms, where the funeral will be held this afternoon at the residence at 3:30 
o’clock.

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KENNETH DELAWARE WORRELL 

   Kenneth Delaware Worrell, a well-known citizen of Newsoms, died at Lakeview 
Hospital, Suffolk, Monday afternoon in his 49th year, after a brief illness 
from pneumonia.  Mr. Worrell’s health had not been good for some time, but his 
death came as a shock to his many friends in this section.  Mr. Worrell was a 
quiet, unassuming citizen, a man esteemed and admired by his neighbors, 
honorable and loyal in all of the relations of life.  He was a member of the 
Newsoms M.E. Church, and funeral services were conducted from his home in 
Newsoms Tuesday afternoon at 4 o’clock by his Pastor, Rev. R.H. Marks, 
assisted by Rev. L.E. Dailey of the Baptist Church.  The active pallbearers 
were: Geo. C. Cabell, Jr., L.A. Worrell, C.F. Whitfield, Percy Bradshaw, W.J. 
Bradshaw, Dr. J.D. Gardner, J.T. Story and T.J. Livesay.

   He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Clara Worrell; five sons, Clifford 
Worrell of Wilson, N.C., K.D. Worrell, Jr. of Ahoskie, N.C., Livius, Elmore 
and Fred Worrell of Newsoms; one daughter, Miss Annie Maude Worrell of 
Newsoms; his father D.T. Worrell of Newsoms, and a sister, Mrs. J.D. Gardner 
of Suffolk.

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   Kenneth Delaware Worrell, a well-known citizen of Newsoms died at Lakeview 
Hospital, Suffolk, Monday afternoon, June 8, after a brief illness of 
pneumonia.  He was born February 27, 1881, at Newsoms, and while his health 
had been failing for some time, but his death came as a shock to his many 
friends in this section.  He was a quiet, unassuming citizen, a man esteemed 
and admired by his neighbors, honorable and loyal in all the relations of life.

   He was a member of Newsoms Baptist Church and funeral services were 
conducted from his home in Newsoms Tuesday afternoon at 4 o’clock by his 
Pastor, Rev. L.E. Dailey, assisted by Rev. R.H. Marks of the Methodist Church. 
The active pallbearers were: Charlie Whitfield of Franklin, Percy and W.J. 
Bradshaw of Franklin, Dr. J.D. Gardner of Suffolk, J.T. Livsie of Carrsville, 
J.T. Story, George C. Cabell and L.A. Worrell.  The honorary pallbearers were: 
P.S. Worrell, W.E, Griffin, G.R. Fowler, R.A. Bunn, Clarence Ferguson, Arthur 
Daughtrey, Garland Hines of Suffolk, J.B. Everett, Eddie Britt, S.E. Mylum and 
S.P. Morrill of Wilson, N.C., R.D. Miles, C.C. Bradshaw, Roy Bradshaw, J.C. 
Bunn, W.E. Taylor and Walter Ferguson of Richmond, W.T. Cook of Portsmouth, 
E.C. Felts and D.B. Rountree.

   He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Clara Bradshaw Worrell; five sons, 
Clifford Worrell of Wilson, N.C., K.D. Worrell, Jr. of Ahoskie, N.C., Livius, 
Elmo and Fred Worrell of Newsoms; one daughter, Miss Annie Maude Worrell of 
Newsoms; his aged father, D.T. Worrell of Newsoms and a sister, Mrs. J.D. 
Gardner of Suffolk.


Kenneth Delaware WORRELL, of Newsoms, farmer, 
b. 27 Feb 1881, Newsoms, d. 8 Jun 1931, Suffolk, 
interred in the family cemetery, Newsoms, 9 Jun 1931, 
marked in Hollywood Cemetery**, Newsoms, 
donated obit, newspaper unknown; 
"The Tidewater News" (Franklin, VA), June 12, 1931, p. 8; 
"The Tidewater News" (Franklin, VA), June 19, 1931, p. 8 

*Southampton County Historical Society {SCHS} Cemetery Project, 
   Hollywood list (N-78): 
   http://files.usgwarchives.net/va/southampton/cemeteries/hollywd.txt 


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