The Commercial Appeal, Memphis
Sunday Morning, October 24, 1948
Section II, Page 11
Mrs. Emma Spotswood
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Heart Attack is Fatal to Memphis Resident
Mrs. Emma Spotswood of 209 North Willett, a Memphis resident since 1940, was pronounced dead on arrival at 9:25 last night at the Methodist Hospital where she was taken in a National Funeral Home ambulance following a heart attack. She was 64.
Mrs. Spotswood was born in Nashville. She was a Methodist.
She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Count R. Boyd Jr. of Nashville; four sons, Richard Spotswood of Nashville, Alvan Spotswood of Chattanooga, G. W. Spotswood of Colorado Springs and Russell Spotswood of Memphis; a sister, Mrs. Margaret Pardue of Memphis, and a brother, Rogers Dalton, also a Memphian. National Funeral Home is in charge.
The Commercial Appeal, Memphis
Monday Morning, October 25, 1948
Page 14
Mrs. Emma Spotswood
Services and burial for Mrs. Emma Spotswood of 209 North Willett will be held at Nashville where National Funeral Home has sent the body. She was pronounced dead on arrival at Methodist Hospital following a heart attack at her home. She was 64.
The Nashville Tennessean
Monday Morning, October 25, 1948
Page 14
Mrs. A. E. Spotswood Dies in Memphis
Mrs. Emma Dalton Spotswood, 64, a former resident of Nashville, died unexpectedly Saturday night at her home in Memphis.
The body will arrive here this morning and will be taken to the M. S. Combs & Co. funeral home where services will be held at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow with the Rev. E. P. Anderson officiating. Burial will be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
A native of Nashville, she was a daughter of the late William and Josie Appleton Dalton, and had lived in Memphis the past eight years. Her husband was the late Alvan E. Spotswood and she was a member of the Methodist church.
She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. C. R. Boyd Jr., of Nashville; four sons, Alvan H. Spotswood of Chattanooga, George W. Spotswood of Colorado Springs, Colo., Richard Dalton Spotswood of Nashville and Russell Tarpley Spotswood of Memphis; six grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
Sunday Morning, October 24, 1948
Section II, Page 11
Mrs. Emma Spotswood
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Heart Attack is Fatal to Memphis Resident
Mrs. Emma Spotswood of 209 North Willett, a Memphis resident since 1940, was pronounced dead on arrival at 9:25 last night at the Methodist Hospital where she was taken in a National Funeral Home ambulance following a heart attack. She was 64.
Mrs. Spotswood was born in Nashville. She was a Methodist.
She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Count R. Boyd Jr. of Nashville; four sons, Richard Spotswood of Nashville, Alvan Spotswood of Chattanooga, G. W. Spotswood of Colorado Springs and Russell Spotswood of Memphis; a sister, Mrs. Margaret Pardue of Memphis, and a brother, Rogers Dalton, also a Memphian. National Funeral Home is in charge.
The Commercial Appeal, Memphis
Monday Morning, October 25, 1948
Page 14
Mrs. Emma Spotswood
Services and burial for Mrs. Emma Spotswood of 209 North Willett will be held at Nashville where National Funeral Home has sent the body. She was pronounced dead on arrival at Methodist Hospital following a heart attack at her home. She was 64.
The Nashville Tennessean
Monday Morning, October 25, 1948
Page 14
Mrs. A. E. Spotswood Dies in Memphis
Mrs. Emma Dalton Spotswood, 64, a former resident of Nashville, died unexpectedly Saturday night at her home in Memphis.
The body will arrive here this morning and will be taken to the M. S. Combs & Co. funeral home where services will be held at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow with the Rev. E. P. Anderson officiating. Burial will be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
A native of Nashville, she was a daughter of the late William and Josie Appleton Dalton, and had lived in Memphis the past eight years. Her husband was the late Alvan E. Spotswood and she was a member of the Methodist church.
She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. C. R. Boyd Jr., of Nashville; four sons, Alvan H. Spotswood of Chattanooga, George W. Spotswood of Colorado Springs, Colo., Richard Dalton Spotswood of Nashville and Russell Tarpley Spotswood of Memphis; six grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
The Commercial Appeal, Memphis
Sunday Morning, October 24, 1948
Section II, Page 11
Mrs. Emma Spotswood
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Heart Attack is Fatal to Memphis Resident
Mrs. Emma Spotswood of 209 North Willett, a Memphis resident since 1940, was pronounced dead on arrival at 9:25 last night at the Methodist Hospital where she was taken in a National Funeral Home ambulance following a heart attack. She was 64.
Mrs. Spotswood was born in Nashville. She was a Methodist.
She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Count R. Boyd Jr. of Nashville; four sons, Richard Spotswood of Nashville, Alvan Spotswood of Chattanooga, G. W. Spotswood of Colorado Springs and Russell Spotswood of Memphis; a sister, Mrs. Margaret Pardue of Memphis, and a brother, Rogers Dalton, also a Memphian. National Funeral Home is in charge.
The Commercial Appeal, Memphis
Monday Morning, October 25, 1948
Page 14
Mrs. Emma Spotswood
Services and burial for Mrs. Emma Spotswood of 209 North Willett will be held at Nashville where National Funeral Home has sent the body. She was pronounced dead on arrival at Methodist Hospital following a heart attack at her home. She was 64.
The Nashville Tennessean
Monday Morning, October 25, 1948
Page 14
Mrs. A. E. Spotswood Dies in Memphis
Mrs. Emma Dalton Spotswood, 64, a former resident of Nashville, died unexpectedly Saturday night at her home in Memphis.
The body will arrive here this morning and will be taken to the M. S. Combs & Co. funeral home where services will be held at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow with the Rev. E. P. Anderson officiating. Burial will be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
A native of Nashville, she was a daughter of the late William and Josie Appleton Dalton, and had lived in Memphis the past eight years. Her husband was the late Alvan E. Spotswood and she was a member of the Methodist church.
She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. C. R. Boyd Jr., of Nashville; four sons, Alvan H. Spotswood of Chattanooga, George W. Spotswood of Colorado Springs, Colo., Richard Dalton Spotswood of Nashville and Russell Tarpley Spotswood of Memphis; six grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
Sunday Morning, October 24, 1948
Section II, Page 11
Mrs. Emma Spotswood
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Heart Attack is Fatal to Memphis Resident
Mrs. Emma Spotswood of 209 North Willett, a Memphis resident since 1940, was pronounced dead on arrival at 9:25 last night at the Methodist Hospital where she was taken in a National Funeral Home ambulance following a heart attack. She was 64.
Mrs. Spotswood was born in Nashville. She was a Methodist.
She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Count R. Boyd Jr. of Nashville; four sons, Richard Spotswood of Nashville, Alvan Spotswood of Chattanooga, G. W. Spotswood of Colorado Springs and Russell Spotswood of Memphis; a sister, Mrs. Margaret Pardue of Memphis, and a brother, Rogers Dalton, also a Memphian. National Funeral Home is in charge.
The Commercial Appeal, Memphis
Monday Morning, October 25, 1948
Page 14
Mrs. Emma Spotswood
Services and burial for Mrs. Emma Spotswood of 209 North Willett will be held at Nashville where National Funeral Home has sent the body. She was pronounced dead on arrival at Methodist Hospital following a heart attack at her home. She was 64.
The Nashville Tennessean
Monday Morning, October 25, 1948
Page 14
Mrs. A. E. Spotswood Dies in Memphis
Mrs. Emma Dalton Spotswood, 64, a former resident of Nashville, died unexpectedly Saturday night at her home in Memphis.
The body will arrive here this morning and will be taken to the M. S. Combs & Co. funeral home where services will be held at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow with the Rev. E. P. Anderson officiating. Burial will be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
A native of Nashville, she was a daughter of the late William and Josie Appleton Dalton, and had lived in Memphis the past eight years. Her husband was the late Alvan E. Spotswood and she was a member of the Methodist church.
She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. C. R. Boyd Jr., of Nashville; four sons, Alvan H. Spotswood of Chattanooga, George W. Spotswood of Colorado Springs, Colo., Richard Dalton Spotswood of Nashville and Russell Tarpley Spotswood of Memphis; six grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
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