Father - William Tucker
Mother - Selina White
Obituary
Published: The Charleston Gazette, Tuesday, August 4, 1942
MRS. MINNIE COMPSTON, 51, of Whitesville, died yesterday afternoon in a Charleston hospital after an illness of eight weeks duration.
Survivors are the husband, M. L. Compston; five brothers, Jeff Tucker of Whitesville, Fred of Ward, Ernest of Kanawha City, Alferd of Oak Hill, Albert and Pat of Smithers; one sister, Mrs. Cynthia Adams of Ward.
She was a member of the Whitesville Baptist church.
The body was removed to the Valley mortuary.
Mother - Selina White
Obituary
Published: The Charleston Gazette, Tuesday, August 4, 1942
MRS. MINNIE COMPSTON, 51, of Whitesville, died yesterday afternoon in a Charleston hospital after an illness of eight weeks duration.
Survivors are the husband, M. L. Compston; five brothers, Jeff Tucker of Whitesville, Fred of Ward, Ernest of Kanawha City, Alferd of Oak Hill, Albert and Pat of Smithers; one sister, Mrs. Cynthia Adams of Ward.
She was a member of the Whitesville Baptist church.
The body was removed to the Valley mortuary.
Father - William Tucker
Mother - Selina White
Obituary
Published: The Charleston Gazette, Tuesday, August 4, 1942
MRS. MINNIE COMPSTON, 51, of Whitesville, died yesterday afternoon in a Charleston hospital after an illness of eight weeks duration.
Survivors are the husband, M. L. Compston; five brothers, Jeff Tucker of Whitesville, Fred of Ward, Ernest of Kanawha City, Alferd of Oak Hill, Albert and Pat of Smithers; one sister, Mrs. Cynthia Adams of Ward.
She was a member of the Whitesville Baptist church.
The body was removed to the Valley mortuary.
Mother - Selina White
Obituary
Published: The Charleston Gazette, Tuesday, August 4, 1942
MRS. MINNIE COMPSTON, 51, of Whitesville, died yesterday afternoon in a Charleston hospital after an illness of eight weeks duration.
Survivors are the husband, M. L. Compston; five brothers, Jeff Tucker of Whitesville, Fred of Ward, Ernest of Kanawha City, Alferd of Oak Hill, Albert and Pat of Smithers; one sister, Mrs. Cynthia Adams of Ward.
She was a member of the Whitesville Baptist church.
The body was removed to the Valley mortuary.
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