Pickens Ate a Hearty Breakfast And Dies in Half an Hour Burial will follow in Mound Hill Cemetery. Green, pastor of the First Baptist Church, officiating. Pleasant.įuneral services will be held at the McCoy Funeral Home at 2 p. Dora Casto, Dunbar, and Phillip and Leonard, Pt. Pickens also is survived by three sisters and two brothers, Mrs.

Hector (Delpha) Steele of Gallipolis is a step-daughter. Anthony (Irene) Paris, Columbus, and William A., Charleston. Of this union the following survive: Mrs. Minnie Fisher, Buffalo, and she preceded him on Feb. Milton (Ernestine) Grandin, South Charleston, W. She died on June 20, 1917, and there are three daughters, and two sons surviving from that union, Mrs. He was twice married, his first wife being Rebecca DeWeese of Buffalo, and they were married in 1898. 9, 1879, the son of the late Andrew and Martha Waugh Pickens. Pickens was a native of West Virginia, where he was born at Buffalo, Dec. He engaged in farming and also followed the trade of carpentry. His death was caused by a heart condition. After spending 18 days in Holzer hospital in recent months, he had been taken to his daughter’s home where his condition became critical.

141 last September and made his home at the Plaza hotel for several months. Pickens, 75, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Robert Piatt, 76, died June 17, 1926, at Mercerville. Funeral services were at the Bethlehem church Sunday morning by Rev. Stou-Sy T U V W-Ward Ware-Wau We-Wilh Will-Win Wis-Wy X Y Z Rick-Rob Roc-Rou Row-Ru S-Sch Sco-Shee Shel-Ske Ski-Smi Smo-Stor

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