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Danville Register

Location

Danville, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1968

Page

13

Funeral Rites Set for Mrs Rosa Burch in Danville

Funeral services for Mrs Rosa Green Burch will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. from Wrenn Yeatts Chapel with interment in Highland Burial Park. She died Thursday in Memorial Hospital after a 23 day stay. A Callands native born Feb 20, 1890 she was married to Joseph F. Burch now deceased. Survived by three sons two daughters a stepson and three stepdaughters, brothers and sisters, 12 grandchildren, two great grandchildren and 14 stepgrandchildren.

Rosa Green Burch Wrenn- Yeatts Chapel Highland Burial Park Callands Allen A. Green Mary Peay Green Danville Joseph 4. Burch

Ferguson Funeral Rites Set for Saturday

Mrs. Myrtle Stone Ferguson of Rockingham County North Carolina born September 28 1890 daughter of John P Stone and Bessie Stone died at home on Shady Grove Road after declining health for several years Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 p m at Townes Memorial Chapel Interment will follow in Highland Burial Park Mrs Ferguson a member of Schoolfield Baptist Church and former employee of River Mills is survived by three daughters and her husband George Washington Ferguson who died June 22 1964

Rockingham Myrtle Stone Ferguson N. C Franklinthome Shady Grove Rd Ferguson Schoolfield Baptist Church Slin Dan River Mills

Body Of Soldier Slain In Vietnam Declared Awaited Here

Private First Class Hugh J. Ferrell 20 of Danville Va killed in Vietnam Jan. 11 died from a gunshot wound while serving after basic training at Fort Bragg He is survived by his wife Vivian Petty Ferrell his parents Hugh and Elizabeth Ferrell one brother Jesse and two sisters Rosa Mae and Yvonne all at home. Funeral arrangements are pending with Cunningham Hughes Funeral Home Danville.

Vietnam Hugh J. Ferrell Cunningham-Hughes Southside High School Ferrell Pic Ft. Bragg N. Gon Danville Rt. 2 Rosa Mae Ferrell Yvonne Ferrell Minnie Stephens Danville Rt. 3

Mountcastle Rites Slated In Arlington

Funeral services for Mrs. Lona Mae Johnson Mountcastle will be held in Arlington with burial in Arlington Cemetery. A former Danville resident, she died in an Arlington hospital at 57 after multiple prior hospitalizations. Born in South Carolina, she was married to Henry N. Mountcastle about 40 years ago and was Presbyterian. Survived by husband, daughter Mrs. John Trott of Bloomfield New Jersey, son Ronald Lee Mountcastle of Arlington, two sisters, one brother, and six grandchildren.

Lona Mae Johnson Mountcastle Arlington Arlington Cemetery Mounrcastle Danville Arlington Hospital Mountcastle South Carolin David Johnson Mary Lee Johnson Crouch

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