Father: Allen T. Loudermilk
Mother: R.F. Loudermilk
L.D. Loudermilk died of burns received while aiding his family to escape from their burning home. Mr. Loudermilk was caught under a collapsing ceiling. Surivived by his widow, Mary Loudermilks, and seven children, Max, James, Lucy, Alice, Dora, Martha and Virginia.He was 48 years old at the time of his death.
Story published in The Charleston Daily Mail, 12 March 1935
Mother: R.F. Loudermilk
L.D. Loudermilk died of burns received while aiding his family to escape from their burning home. Mr. Loudermilk was caught under a collapsing ceiling. Surivived by his widow, Mary Loudermilks, and seven children, Max, James, Lucy, Alice, Dora, Martha and Virginia.He was 48 years old at the time of his death.
Story published in The Charleston Daily Mail, 12 March 1935
Father: Allen T. Loudermilk
Mother: R.F. Loudermilk
L.D. Loudermilk died of burns received while aiding his family to escape from their burning home. Mr. Loudermilk was caught under a collapsing ceiling. Surivived by his widow, Mary Loudermilks, and seven children, Max, James, Lucy, Alice, Dora, Martha and Virginia.He was 48 years old at the time of his death.
Story published in The Charleston Daily Mail, 12 March 1935
Mother: R.F. Loudermilk
L.D. Loudermilk died of burns received while aiding his family to escape from their burning home. Mr. Loudermilk was caught under a collapsing ceiling. Surivived by his widow, Mary Loudermilks, and seven children, Max, James, Lucy, Alice, Dora, Martha and Virginia.He was 48 years old at the time of his death.
Story published in The Charleston Daily Mail, 12 March 1935
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