THE HENRY BULLETIN, Friday, June 29, 1917, (un-numbered page, follows p. 8) col. 2:
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Mrs. Mary M. Minter, widow of Granville J. Minter, died June 26th at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John Slaydon of Leatherwood.
Her husband was Mr. Granville J. Minter, a Confederate Veteran, and for a number of years, Supervisor of his District.
Mrs. Minter is survived by the following children: W. O. Minter, J. D. Minter, Mrs. I. M. Groves, Mrs. J. W. Burch, all of Martinsville, and Thos. G. Minter of Leatherwood, Mrs. Jno. Bondurant of Snow Creek and Mrs. Jno. Slaydon of Snow Creek.
She was laid to rest in the family burying ground by the side of her husband.
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Ref: Paul Martin's AN ALPHABETICAL INDEX TO FOLLOW THE PERIWINKLE, page 61, Unnamed cemetery, East of Martinsville, South of Leatherwood School on Rt. 751 off Rt. 57:
Granville J. Minter 10/11/1824 - 6/27/1891
Mary M. Hairfield Minter, Wife of Granville J. Minter 11/23/1829 - 6/26/1917∼
According to her Obituary, Mary died at the home of daughter Julia (Minter) Slaydon
(edited)
Mrs. Mary M. Minter, widow of Granville J. Minter, died June 26th at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John Slaydon of Leatherwood.
Her husband was Mr. Granville J. Minter, a Confederate Veteran, and for a number of years, Supervisor of his District.
Mrs. Minter is survived by the following children: W. O. Minter, J. D. Minter, Mrs. I. M. Groves, Mrs. J. W. Burch, all of Martinsville, and Thos. G. Minter of Leatherwood, Mrs. Jno. Bondurant of Snow Creek and Mrs. Jno. Slaydon of Snow Creek.
She was laid to rest in the family burying ground by the side of her husband.
===
Ref: Paul Martin's AN ALPHABETICAL INDEX TO FOLLOW THE PERIWINKLE, page 61, Unnamed cemetery, East of Martinsville, South of Leatherwood School on Rt. 751 off Rt. 57:
Granville J. Minter 10/11/1824 - 6/27/1891
Mary M. Hairfield Minter, Wife of Granville J. Minter 11/23/1829 - 6/26/1917∼
According to her Obituary, Mary died at the home of daughter Julia (Minter) Slaydon
THE HENRY BULLETIN, Friday, June 29, 1917, (un-numbered page, follows p. 8) col. 2:
(edited)
Mrs. Mary M. Minter, widow of Granville J. Minter, died June 26th at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John Slaydon of Leatherwood.
Her husband was Mr. Granville J. Minter, a Confederate Veteran, and for a number of years, Supervisor of his District.
Mrs. Minter is survived by the following children: W. O. Minter, J. D. Minter, Mrs. I. M. Groves, Mrs. J. W. Burch, all of Martinsville, and Thos. G. Minter of Leatherwood, Mrs. Jno. Bondurant of Snow Creek and Mrs. Jno. Slaydon of Snow Creek.
She was laid to rest in the family burying ground by the side of her husband.
===
Ref: Paul Martin's AN ALPHABETICAL INDEX TO FOLLOW THE PERIWINKLE, page 61, Unnamed cemetery, East of Martinsville, South of Leatherwood School on Rt. 751 off Rt. 57:
Granville J. Minter 10/11/1824 - 6/27/1891
Mary M. Hairfield Minter, Wife of Granville J. Minter 11/23/1829 - 6/26/1917∼
According to her Obituary, Mary died at the home of daughter Julia (Minter) Slaydon
(edited)
Mrs. Mary M. Minter, widow of Granville J. Minter, died June 26th at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John Slaydon of Leatherwood.
Her husband was Mr. Granville J. Minter, a Confederate Veteran, and for a number of years, Supervisor of his District.
Mrs. Minter is survived by the following children: W. O. Minter, J. D. Minter, Mrs. I. M. Groves, Mrs. J. W. Burch, all of Martinsville, and Thos. G. Minter of Leatherwood, Mrs. Jno. Bondurant of Snow Creek and Mrs. Jno. Slaydon of Snow Creek.
She was laid to rest in the family burying ground by the side of her husband.
===
Ref: Paul Martin's AN ALPHABETICAL INDEX TO FOLLOW THE PERIWINKLE, page 61, Unnamed cemetery, East of Martinsville, South of Leatherwood School on Rt. 751 off Rt. 57:
Granville J. Minter 10/11/1824 - 6/27/1891
Mary M. Hairfield Minter, Wife of Granville J. Minter 11/23/1829 - 6/26/1917∼
According to her Obituary, Mary died at the home of daughter Julia (Minter) Slaydon
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WIFE OF
GRANVILLE J.
MINTER
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She is buried beside of her husband.
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