SPRING HILL CEMETERY, Charleston, Kanawha County, West Virginia
Contributed for use in the USGenWeb Archives April, 2002 by Joann Giddinge
<jgiddinge@attbi.com>
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PARTIAL TRANSCRIPTION

(s) Stone (*) NO stone info. From cem.  (Maiden name)  (Personal info.)

  

(*) Worthy Emmerson Flinner

   (Oct.19, 1875-Feb. 27, 1960)

(Got exact dates from cemetery)

 

(*) Flenner, Bannie

Buried Nov 27, 1918



(*) Flenner, Dora Annabelle

March 1, 1883-Jan 13, 1940


(*) Flenner, E.

Buried June 12, 1922



(s) Flenner, Flo Amanda Douglas

    1847-1930



(*) Flenner, H.C.

Buried July 22, 1932



(*) Flenner, Harry Creed

Buried Jan. 5, 1981



(*) Flenner, N.F.

Buried Nov. 29, 1918



(*) Flenner, S.J.

Buried Jan. 21, 1937



(s)    Martha (Marie) Flinner

          (Cobb Maiden name)

       (July 4) 1900-(May 2) 1966

    (1st wife of Clinton Carl Flinner)

 

(s)     Priscilla “PAT” Flinner 

        (Naylor maiden name)

       Jan.15, 1923 – May 10, 1994

    (2nd wife of Clinton Carl Flinner)

 

(s)    C. (Clinton) Carl Flinner

        Feb.22, 1907-Nov.5, 1975

           (Worthy’s son)

 

(m)    Delbert E. (Emmerson) Flinner

                 1933-2000

(Clinton Carl & Martha “Cobb” Flinner’s son)

 

(*)   Flinner, Delbert Lee, Jr

April 2, 1944-July 7, 1944



(s)  Flinner, Maude Ethel (Thomas, maiden name)

       1901-1937



(s) Flinner, Silas Wateman

      1886-1969



(*)  Woody Clay Davis Flinner

     (May 28, 1900-July 4, 1955)

            (Worthy’s Son)

 

The following are no relation, just stones 

around my family that I liked….

 

(s) Paul Von Euw

       1892-1960

 

(s)  Emory A. Hemmings

           1906-1960

 

(s)  Gabe L.F. Amey

Aug.13, 1904-Aug.24, 1933

 

(s)   Elder Anna M. Hudson

             1901-1970

 

(DS)  Knapp, Robert A.     Roxie D. Knapp

            Aug.6, 1923             Aug.29, 1921

           Dec.31, 1990           April 23, 1992

At the front left side of this head stone there 

          is a fawn made out of stone.

 

(s)   Helen Lee Crutchfield Vinson

                  Dec.7, 1921

(There is room for a death date on this stone,

     But what a beautiful stone to read.)

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