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James Murry Belcher was born on February 25, 1882 in Williamson County, Tennessee, the son of James D Belcher and Anne (Stanfield) Belcher.
An automobile mechanic living at 521½ 3rd Avenue North in Nashville, he was 65 years old and single when he died of far-advanced pulmonary TB on March 17, 1947 at Davidson County Tuberculosis Hospital, where he had been for nine days. Burial was the next day in Mount Hope Cemetery, Franklin.
The above is from his Death Certificate, Mrs E W Gay of Nashville as the informant.
James Murry Belcher was born on February 25, 1882 in Williamson County, Tennessee, the son of James D Belcher and Anne (Stanfield) Belcher.
An automobile mechanic living at 521½ 3rd Avenue North in Nashville, he was 65 years old and single when he died of far-advanced pulmonary TB on March 17, 1947 at Davidson County Tuberculosis Hospital, where he had been for nine days. Burial was the next day in Mount Hope Cemetery, Franklin.
The above is from his Death Certificate, Mrs E W Gay of Nashville as the informant.
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James Murry Belcher was born on February 25, 1882 in Williamson County, Tennessee, the son of James D Belcher and Anne (Stanfield) Belcher.
An automobile mechanic living at 521½ 3rd Avenue North in Nashville, he was 65 years old and single when he died of far-advanced pulmonary TB on March 17, 1947 at Davidson County Tuberculosis Hospital, where he had been for nine days. Burial was the next day in Mount Hope Cemetery, Franklin.
The above is from his Death Certificate, Mrs E W Gay of Nashville as the informant.
James Murry Belcher was born on February 25, 1882 in Williamson County, Tennessee, the son of James D Belcher and Anne (Stanfield) Belcher.
An automobile mechanic living at 521½ 3rd Avenue North in Nashville, he was 65 years old and single when he died of far-advanced pulmonary TB on March 17, 1947 at Davidson County Tuberculosis Hospital, where he had been for nine days. Burial was the next day in Mount Hope Cemetery, Franklin.
The above is from his Death Certificate, Mrs E W Gay of Nashville as the informant.
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