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Subject: Landrum.Pearl.1941.Barren.OBIT


Pearl Landrum July 30, 1941 
Barren County KyArchives Obituaries

Undated Glasgow KY newspaper 
"Mrs. Pearl Landrum, wife of Mr. Ed Landrum, superintendent of the Trigg Fish 
Hatcher, died at her home on the Edmonton road Wednesday morning at six 
o'clock, following an illness of several months. Her devoted family was at her 
bedside when the end came. Mrs. Landrum had been in ill health since last fall 
and underwent treatment at the Samson Community Hospital and at Hazelwood 
Sanitarium in Louisville.

"She was a daughter of the late Mr. George Woodson and Mrs. Byrd Woodson, who 
survives, and was born and reared in the Peters Creek section of Barren county. 
She was married to Mr. Landrum in 1908.

"Mrs. Landrum was a woman who always had a smile and kind word for every one 
and news of her passing evoked general expressions of grief among her many 
friends in the county. She was descended from families prominent and 
influential in the business, social and religious circles of Barren county for 
generations, and inherited the qualities of her forbears that made them 
outstanding citizens. She was a member of the Christian church.

"Besides her husband, Mr. Ed. L. Landrum, she is survived byone daughter, Mrs. 
Bernard (Peck) Jones, her mother, Mrs. Byrd Woodson; two sisters, Mrs. Mark 
Bertram, Glasgow; Mrs. Garland Whitney, Bruce, and a granddaughter, Joan Jones, 
this city.

"Funeral services will be held today at 5 pm (dst) at the Landrum home, Trigg 
Fish Hatchery. Interment will be in the cemetery at this place."



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