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"Mrs. Adaline (Reaves) Everitt, consort of W. T. Everitt, was born
in Smith county, Tenn., July 26, 1848, and departed this life at her
home, near Glasgow, in Barren County, October 12, 1904. Sister Everitt
professed faith in Christ and united with the Mt. Tabor Baptist church
in 1865. In 1882 she transferred her membership to South Fork church
where she remained until her death. Sister Everitt sustained the
character of an earnest Christian in its fullest sense throughout her
entire life, and was a devoted wife and loving mother to the end. Her
neighbors and friends who knew her from childhood are witnesses to her
many traits of Christian character and bear testimony to her worth as a
friend and neighbor.
"She leaves to mourn her departure a devoted husband, and two
daughters, Miss Lena Everitt and Mrs. W. D. Beals, who have the sympathy
of a wide circle of friends in their bereavement.
"Funeral services were conducted by Rev. H J. W. Loving, and the
remains were laid to rest in the family graveyard near the homestead to
await the summons of the Master on the resurrection morning.
"Although the bitter, bitter tears
From neath our eyelids start
Still, still she lives within our hearts.
"A Friend"
Unknown Glasgow KY newpaper or The Witness, from files of the late
Birdie Lutzow.
Possibly reinterred from the Everitt Cemetery (no record of this
cemetery) to Glasgow Municipal Cemetery
Adaline E. Everett
26 July 1848 - 12 Oct 1904
William T. Everett
29 Apr 1845 - 13 Sept 1923
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