Obits: ROSE, CLAY, d. Aug., 1945
Oct. 2002
Wolfe County, KY 

Submitted by: http://www.rootsweb.com/~archreg/vols/00001.html#0000062 
Wolfe County Genealogy and Carole Bayes
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CLAY ROSE, 84 DIES AT LEE CITY AFTER LONG ILLNESS

Clay Rose, aged 83, died at his home in Lee City, Monday, Aug._ after a 
long illness.  Mr. Rose the son of the late James and Henryetta McGuin 
Rose, was born at Lee City on Oct. 22, 1891.

A retired farmer, Mr. Rose was married early in life to Miss Carrie 
Wells and to this union seven children were born.  His wife and two of 
his children, Haney Rose Lewis and Jeff Rose, preceded him in death.

In later years he was united in marriage with Miss Lula Walters and to 
their union four children were born.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Lula Rose; four daughters, Hala Rose 
Pratt of Texas, Mrs. Bertie Chandler, Sand Springs, Oklahoma, Mrs. 
Willia Kash of the home address, and another daughter, Hattie who is married 
and lives in Tulsa, Oklahoma; five sons, Asa of Tulsa, Boone of 
Eminence, Howard of Tulsa, Finley of Dayton, OH and Walter, an evangelist in 
Ohio.

Funeral services were conducted Wednesday afternoon in the yard of the 
home with Rev. Buchanan, a missionary officiating.

Burial under the direction of the Potter Funeral Home, West Liberty, 
was made in the Allison Rose Cemetery at Lee City.

[Note: this was not my typo on the age difference, that's the way it 
read.  As for the day, it did not print]

Wolfe County News, 1945




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