Crossville Chronicle July 9, 1931
Mrs J D Brady, 60, died Monday at her home in Grassy Cove after having been sick for several months.
The remains were buried Tuesday afternoon at the Baptist cemetery in Grassy Cove, with funeral services conducted by Rev Willhoit.
The deceased leaves a husband and 3 adopted daughters, one of whom is married, and 1 brother, W B Andrews of Grassy Cove.
Mr & Mrs Brady, having had no children of their own, did a fine Christian thing by taking 3 girls from the Orphans' Home, Nashville, and rearing them , giving them good schooling and the sincere love of a Mother and Father.
Mrs J D Brady, 60, died Monday at her home in Grassy Cove after having been sick for several months.
The remains were buried Tuesday afternoon at the Baptist cemetery in Grassy Cove, with funeral services conducted by Rev Willhoit.
The deceased leaves a husband and 3 adopted daughters, one of whom is married, and 1 brother, W B Andrews of Grassy Cove.
Mr & Mrs Brady, having had no children of their own, did a fine Christian thing by taking 3 girls from the Orphans' Home, Nashville, and rearing them , giving them good schooling and the sincere love of a Mother and Father.
Crossville Chronicle July 9, 1931
Mrs J D Brady, 60, died Monday at her home in Grassy Cove after having been sick for several months.
The remains were buried Tuesday afternoon at the Baptist cemetery in Grassy Cove, with funeral services conducted by Rev Willhoit.
The deceased leaves a husband and 3 adopted daughters, one of whom is married, and 1 brother, W B Andrews of Grassy Cove.
Mr & Mrs Brady, having had no children of their own, did a fine Christian thing by taking 3 girls from the Orphans' Home, Nashville, and rearing them , giving them good schooling and the sincere love of a Mother and Father.
Mrs J D Brady, 60, died Monday at her home in Grassy Cove after having been sick for several months.
The remains were buried Tuesday afternoon at the Baptist cemetery in Grassy Cove, with funeral services conducted by Rev Willhoit.
The deceased leaves a husband and 3 adopted daughters, one of whom is married, and 1 brother, W B Andrews of Grassy Cove.
Mr & Mrs Brady, having had no children of their own, did a fine Christian thing by taking 3 girls from the Orphans' Home, Nashville, and rearing them , giving them good schooling and the sincere love of a Mother and Father.
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