TENNESSEE DEATH RECORDS

Kelso Cemetery
Highway 64 East
Kelso, Lincoln Co,Tn




Kelsos from various sites

Kelso      (fem/illegible)      340/b   1825 (poss @62)

Kelso   Elizabeth J.    362     1884 @57 w/J. Anderson

Kelso   J. Anderson     361/b   1863  CivWarVet

Kelso   James   334/b

Kelso   James   341     1854 @62  W/1812

Kelso   Letitia C.      362     1919 @68 d/J.A & Eliz.

Kelso   Mary    341     1860 @63

Kelso   Mary    362     1866 @71

Kelso   Rev. Alexander P./wf Louisa M.  362         (Monument w/ch)

Kelso   Samuel  340/b   1860 @22

Kelso   Sarah   341     1853 @17
 

Forest Hills Cemetery is three miles south of Chattanooga at the foot of Lookout Mountain. It was incorporated in 1885 by the late Col. A M Johnson. There are 1007 marked graves and 800 unmarked graves in Forest Hills.

Kelso, Lee - 1859 - 1885

Headline: DEATHS
Publication Date: February 20, 2000
Source: The Commercial Appeal Memphis, TN
Page: B3
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Region: Tennessee
Obituary:
COLT - Edgar William Borden Jr., 59, tax assessor for St. Francis County for 11 years, died at University Hospital in Little Rock of injuries from an accidental fall Friday. Services will be at 2 p.m.
Monday at New Prospect Missionary Baptist Church, where he was a deacon and treasurer, with burial in Loughridge Cemetery. Stevens Funeral Home of Forrest City has charge. He was a 32nd Degree Mason and a member of the Lions Club and the Kiwanis Club. Mr. Borden, the husband of Judith Ann Kelso Borden, also leaves two daughters, Debbie Marquis of Cabot and Krystal Borden Hill of Colt; two sons, Buddy Borden and Justin Marquis, and a sister, Jewel Baskins, all of Colt; five brothers, J. C. Borden of Memphis, Alfred Borden and Walter Borden, both of Colt, Leonard Borden of Russellville and Johnny Borden of Jonesboro, and four grandchildren. The family requests that any memorials be sent to New Prospect Missionary Baptist Church.

Headline: DEATHS
Publication Date: November 18, 1998
Source: The Commercial Appeal Memphis, TN
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Obituary:
HOUSTON - Jane Tunnell McClain, 38, fabric cutter, died of liver failure Monday at North Mississippi Medical Center in Tupelo.
Services will be at 10 a.m. today at Houston Funeral Home with burial in Wesley Chapel Cemetery here. Mrs. McClain, the wife of Danny McClain, also leaves her parents, Felecia and Steve Tunnell of Houston; two sisters, Paulette Moore of Houlka and Patricia Clardy of Mathiston; a brother, Larry Tunnell of New Albany, and her grandparents, Opal and Clyde Tunnell of Houston and Richard Kelso of Chicago.

Headline: DEATHS
Publication Date: October 04, 1999
Source: The Commercial Appeal Memphis, TN
Page: B3
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Region: Tennessee
Obituary:
CLARKSDALE - Henry Albert Wigley, 88, retired owner/operator of Wigley & Culp Wholesale, died of cancer Saturday at his home.
Services will be at 2 p.m. today at Oakhurst Baptist Church, where he was a deacon, with burial in Memorial Gardens Cemetery. National Funeral Home of Clarksdale has charge. He was a member of Clarksdale Noons Lion Club Conservation League, founding member of Lake Charles Hunting Club, and board member of the North Mississippi Savings & Loan. Mr. Wigley, the husband of Ann Kelso Wigley, also leaves a daughter, Gloria Ann Wigley Kincade of Greenville; two sons, H.A.
Wigley Jr. of North Zulch, Texas and Mark Kelso Wigley of Ridgeland; two sisters, Sallie Bell Fox of Fayetteville, N.C., and Key Wigley Fox of Eudora, Ark., five grandchildren and a great-grandchild. The family requests that any memorials be sent to Oakhurst Baptist Church.