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Subject: Goodman.Nannie.unknown.Barren.OBIT


Nannie Goodman unknown 
Barren County KyArchives Obituaries

Undated Glasgow Times.
"Mrs. Nannie Goodman died at the home of her sister, Mrs. Ed Mansfield, in 
Glasgow, at an advanced age. She was born and reared out the Tompkinsville road 
on Boyds Creek and was Miss Nannie Watson, whose parents died many years ago 
leaving a large family. These have now all passed away except one brother and 
one sister. Mr. J. E. Watson, the well known tomb stone man, and Mrs. 
Mansfield, at whose home she died. She was the widow of the late Rev. J. A. Goodman, a Methodist minister, who died several years ago at Columbia. They had one son, who died leaving one son, Mr. Raymond Goodman of Joplin, Mo., 
who was here at the death and funeral of his grand-mother. Mrs. Goodman was a 
member of the Methodist Church and was a pure Christian lady, who numbered her 
friends by her acquaintenances. Funeral services were held at the residence 
here Sunday afternoon by Rev. J. L. Piercy, and on Monday morning the remains 
were taken by train to Columbia for burial beside those of her late hu!  sband. 
They were accompanied from this place by Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Watson, Mr. Ruel 
Dotson, a nephew, and Mr. Raymond Goodman, the grandson."


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