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OBITUARIES for COOKEVILLE CITY CEMETERY, COOKEVILLE, TN & Additional Information H•K (Compiled by Audrey J OBITUARIES FOR COOKEVILLE CITY CEMETERY, COOKEVILLE, TN & additional information H•K (Compiled by Audrey J. (Denny) Lambert for her website at: http://www.ajlambert.com ) Sources: Putnam County Cemeteries by Maurine Ensor Patton & Doris (Garrison) Gilbert; Allison Connections by Della P. Franklin, 1988; Boyd Family by Carol Bradford; Draper Families in America, 1964; census records;Putnam County Herald & Herald•Citizenobts; Tennessee DAR GRC report, S1 V067: City Cemetery Cookeville, Putnam Co., TN, 1954; names, dates and information obtained from tombstones and research by Audrey J. (Denny) Lambert. Also research obtained from ancestry.com files on Tennessee State Marriages, 1780•2002. Lula (Haynes) Hadley Obt. b. 4 December 1880, Smith Co., TN – d. 10 November 1951, Cookeville, TN, mdAlfred Hadley. Lula (Haynes) Hadley, d/o Henry Haynes & Kyra Apple. *See Jewel (Hadley) Gray buried in Cookeville City Cemetery. *See Robbie Gertrude (Hadley) Coakley Obt. *See Edgar D. Harris buried in Cookeville City Cemetery. *See Henry J. Haynes Obt. *See Lockie Alberta (Hadley) Harris Sparks Obt. Rites Monday For Mrs. Lula Hadley: Funeral services for Mrs. Lula Hadley, 72, who died Saturday night at Cookeville General Hospital after a long illness were held Monday at 2:30 p.m. at Whitson funeral home. The Rev. Thornton Fowler and the Rev. John Sykes officiated. Burial was in the city cemetery. Mrs. Hadley was the daughter of the late Henry and Kyra Apple Haynes, and was a native of Smith County, but had made her home in Cookeville for many years. She was the widow of the late Robert L. Handley and was a member of the Methodist Church. Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Robbie Coakley and Mrs. Ed Harris of Cookeville and Mrs. Hubert Gray of Little Rock, Ark. Putnam County Herald, Cookeville, TN: November 1951 (1920 census 1st Civil Dist., Oak St., Putnam Co., TN: Dwl: 120•83•111Lula – Hadley is head of household, 35 yrs. old, TN, Occupation: Overall Factory, widow. Children: Robbie, dau., 8 yrs. old, TN & Snookie Hadley, 6 yrs. old, TN). Ann A. (Morgan) Haile Obt. b. 26 April 1871, Gainesboro, TN – d. 1 January 1934, md on the 28th of February 1893, Jackson Co., TN to William Henry Haile, b. 1 April 1868, TN – d. 8 June 1958. Ann A. (Morgan) Haile, Jobed/o M. Morgan Sr. & Pauline Gore. *See William Henry Haile Obt. (Source: Tennessee State Marriage record, Jackson Co., TN, pg. 265: W. H. Haile married 28 February 1893, Jackson Co., TN to Betty Ann Morgan). Funeral services for Mrs. Henry Haile, 63, who died at her home on Washington Avenue, Monday night after a short illness, were conducted at the Cookeville Methodist Church Wednesday morning by the Rev. W. M. Cook, pastor of the Gallatin Methodist Church, and former pastor here. He was assisted by the Rev. Dean Stroud, pastor of the local church. Burial took place in the city cemetery. Mrs. Haile had been ill for only a week, following intermittent heart attacks. Her comparative sudden death was a source of widespread shock, the family being prominent in this and other counties. She was born in Gainesboro, April 26, 1871, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jobe M. Morgan, Sr. After her marriage to W. H. Haile she made her home in Cookeville with her husband. Mr. Haile is a salesman for Robert Orr & Company. Active pallbearers were, B. M. Hudgens, Otto Grimsley, M. A. Wydick, Birch Wilcox, W. L. Swallows, and H. A. Draper. Honorary were, E. Y. Gibson, O. M. Adams, Dave High, Matt Rucker, W. A. Hensley, Tom Ford, Jess Foutch, J. F. Phifer, H. H. Taylor, W. A. Howard, Winston Williams, Sam McMurry, Rex Vaughn, R. E. Cartt, Gilbert Draper, C. E. Cocreham, Gid Lowe, Robert Lowe, Cooper Loftis, John Mitchell, N. H. Barnard, A. W. Smith, Claude Darwin, Charlie Darwin, A. G. Maxwell, H. J. Shanks, R. L. Maddux, Herman Carlen, Norman Massa, Mose Pendleton, Walter Carlen, Jim Isbell, John Holloway, Sam Crawford, G. W. Carmack, Quimby Dyer, Walter Whitson, Walter McCormick, H. S. Hargis, W. C. Grisham, Austin Smith, Ezra Davis, J. D. Morgan, J. L. Bohannon and J. M. McCormick. Besides her husband she is survived by three sons, James, Paul, and Kenneth, and one daughter, Eleanor, all of Cookeville. She is also survived by one brother, Jobe M. Morgan Jr., Aberdeen, Miss., and two sisters, Mrs. W. F. Sadler and Miss Ella Morgan, of Gainesboro. Putnam County Herald, Cookeville, TN: 4 January 1934 George B. Haile b. 1 October 1881 – d. 30 October 1964, md on the 26th of June 1907, Clay Co., TN to Lockie L. (Webb) Haile, b. 24 September 1888. (Source: Tennessee State Marriage record, Clay Co., TN, pg. 153: George B. Haile married 26 June 1907, Clay Co., Tn to Lockie L. Webb). (SS Death Index: Name:GEORGE HAILE • Birth: 1 October 1882 – Death: October 1964 –Last Residence: (Nashville, Davidson, TN) •Last Benefit: (none specified) – SSN: 410•66•3888, TN). Jeremiah H. Haile Obt. 15 February 1848, TN – d. 29 October 1935, Buffalo Valley, Putnam Co., TN mdLucette M. (unknown) Hales, b. 3 October 1854, TN – d. 4 November 1927. Children: Nancy md Ida McDonald and Mrs. John Lee. Jeremiah H. Haile, s/o William Haile & Polly Coggins. Funeral services were held yesterday at the Church of Christ for Jeremiah Haile, 87, who died Tuesday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ida McDonald, one mile north of Cookeville. Elder Clarence Cook and Elder Foy Wallace of Oklahoma, conducted the services. Afflicted for several years with stomach ailment, Mr. Haile announced after a hearty supper on September 10 that he did not intend to eat again as long as it did not hurt him any more to do without food than it did to eat. He made good this determination and forty•nine days from that date he was buried in a casket selected eight years ago, two days after the death of his wife. After he determined to refuse food Mr. Haile continued, it is reported, to drink water until about 10 days ago, but since then nothing has passed his lips. Dr. L. M. Freeman of Granville, making a non•professional call on Mr. Haile two weeks ago, warned him that he could not live without food, but he repeated his statement that he made at the supper table when he determined to stop eating food. Mr. Haile was buried in the City Cemetery. He is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Ida McDonald and two grandchildren. Putnam County Herald, Cookeville, TN: Thursday, 31 October 1935 (Sources: Tennessee Deaths and Burials Index, 1874–1955. FamilySearch, Salt Lake City, Utah, 2009, 2010. Index entries derived from digital copies of original and compiled records. Ancestry.com. Tennessee, Deaths and Burials Index, 1874•1955 [database on•line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2011. Original data: Name: Jeremiah Haile. Birth Date: abt 1848. Birth Place: Tennessee. Age: 87. Death Date: 29 Oct 1935 Death Place: Buffalo Valley, Putnam, Tennessee. Burial Date: 30 Oct 1935. Burial Place: City Cemetery. Gender: Male. Race: White. Marital Status: Widowed. Occupation: Retired Farmer. Father's Name: William Haile. Father's Birth Place: Tennessee. Mother's Name: Polly Coggins. Mother's Birth Place: Tennesse.e FHL Film Number: 1876831. (1850 census 10th Dist., DeKalb Co., TN: Dwl: 891 • William H. Hale is head of household, 28 yrs. old, TN md to Mary W., 27 yrs. old, TN. Children: James M., 6 yrs. old; Elizabeth, 5 yrs. old & Jeremiah Hale, 2 yrs. old. All born in TN). (1900 census 16th Civil Dist., Wilson Co., TN: Dwl: 255 •Jeremiah Hailes is head of household 52 yrs. old, TN, b. February 1848, TN, (parents both born in TN), md 24 yrs. to Lucetta M., 45 yrs. old, b. October 1854, TN, 4 children born, 2 children living. Children: Ira D. McDonald, son•in•law, 27, b. November 1872, TN, md 0 yrs. to Nancy A. McDonald, dau., 18 yrs. old, b. February 1882, TN). Max Morgan Haile b. 4 May 1895, TN – d. 16 November 1945, (USS Solage), s/o William Henry Haile & Ann A. Morgan. *See William Henry Haile Obt. (1910 census 1st Civil Dist., Cookeville, Putnam Co., TN: Dwl: 101 –William Henry Haile, is head of household, 42 yrs. old, TN, Occupation: Traveling Sales Groceries, md 17 yrs. toAnn, 38 yrs. old, TN, 4 children born, 4 children living. Children:Max M., 14 yrs. old; Elleanor, 4 yrs. old; James H., 2 yrs. old & Frank Haile, 6/12 yrs. old. All born in TN). Thomas H. Haile b. 26 March 1910 – d. 14 September 1968, (Tenn Tec4 626 Glider Inf WWII). William Henry Haile Obt. b. 1 April 1868, Jackson Co., TN – d. 8 June 1958, md on the 28th of February 1893, Jackson Co., TN to Ann A. (Morgan) Haile, b. 26 April 1871, Gainesboro, TN – d. 1 January 1934, d/o Jobe M. Morgan Sr. & Pauline Gore. William Henry Haile, s/o Jim Haile & Stickney Gillireath. Children: Miss Eleanor Haile, James H. Paul F., Kenneth Lee, all of Cookeville, TN. Ann A (Morgan) Haile’s siblings are: (sisters) Mrs. W. F. Sadler, Miss Ella Morgan, both of Gainesboro, TN, (brother) Jobe M. Morgan Jr. of Aberdeen, MS. *See Ann A. (Morgan) Haile Obt. *See Max Morgan Haile buried in Cookeville City Cemetery. *See Jobe M. Morgan Jr. buried in Cookeville City Cemetery. *See James Henry Haile buried in Crest Lawn Cemetery. *See Kenneth Lee Haile buried in Crest Lawn Cemetery. (Source: Tennessee State Marriage record, Jackson Co., TN, pg. 265: W. H. Haile married 28 February 1893, Jackson Co., TN to Betty Ann Morgan). (William Henry Haile, DC #16035, Putnam Co., TN) Funeral services for William Henry Haile, 90, retired wholesale grocery salesman, were held Tuesday afternoon at the Hooper and Huddleston funeral home.
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