MAYS-McCRACKEN CEMETERY, (Bunker Hill Rd. next to I-65) GILES COUNTY, TENNESSEE

DOBBINS, Deane McCracken, 7 Sep 1868 - 3 Sep 1942.

DOBBINS, Dora Dean The Pulaski Citizen 9 Sep 1942
Funeral services for Mrs. Dora Dean Dobbins were held at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon at the Bunker Hill Methodist Church by the pastor, the Rev. F. G. Dickson, with interment in the McCracken Cemetery.
Mrs. Dobbins, the daughter of Mrs. Mary Barnes McCracken and the late John Calvin McCracken, Civil War soldier, died at the home in the Sixth Civil District at 11 o'clock Thursday night, following several months' failing health.
She represented a high type of Christian gentlewoman, having been a member of the Methodist Church since early life, devoted to her family and friends, and charitable in her dealings with her fellowman.
Besides her mother, Mrs. Dobbins is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Will Due, with whome she made her home, and Miss Mae McCracken; and one brother, Lytle McCracken.
Compiled and sent in by MBM Richardson 10 Nov 2015