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Adie [Addie] Bell DICKEY - 1861-1915
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She had lived in Glasgow practically all her life but left a few years
ago to make her home in Lexington with her sons. She was the daughter of
the late J. M. Boles, who came to this county from Cumberland many years
ago. Also, she was a niece of the late Judge Boles, one of the most
noted lawyers ever associated in the Glasgow bar and in Southern
Kentucky. She was prominently connected with some of the oldest and best
known families in the county, and her father was at one time sheriff of
this county. As Miss Addie Belle Boles she married Mr. W. A. McQuown,
and to them were born four sons. The second time, she was married to Mr.
Haiden T. Dickey, one of the most popular and best known men and grocery
merchants that ever lived. Mr. Dickey died a few years ago and since
that time she had been living in Lexington with her sons.
There never lived a more devoted and loyal mother; her whole life and
affections were centered on her children and she was faithful to them
unto the end. Kind, compassionate, and charitable she relieved the
sufferings of many with her deeds of kindness and she was ever willing
to respond to the wants of the lowliest and the humblest, even though
she deprived herself of the worldly comforts. Through her years of
trouble and distress, she was ever mindful of her children and so were
they always thoughtful and considerate of their mother. She was always
interested in church affairs and always strived to live a good Christian
life. Hers was a strong character and she possessed many excellent and
noble traits of a splendid woman and ideal mother. She was a member of
the Christian Church.
She is survived by her four sons: Messrs. Elim, Owen, Murray and Jim,
all of Lexington. Also one sister and two brothers mourn her loss: Mrs.
Lizzie Botts, of Louisville, and Judge John H. Boles, and Mr. Sam Boles,
both of this place. The grief stricken family and sorrowing sons have
the deepest sympathy of the entire community in the loss of their dear
mother and best friend.
"The remains were brought here Sunday and interred in the cemetery
at this place, after short funeral services at the grave by Elder W. K.
Clements."
Glasgow Municipal Cemetery. From undated Glasgow KY
newspaper.
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