Fannie was the daughter of C.D. Peck and Rachel Thomas. She married James A. Adair.
Mrs.Fannie Peck Adair
Services were held yesterday at 4 p.m. from the Narrows Presbyterian Church for Mrs. Fannie Peck Adair, 83, well-known Narrows resident and mother of B.F. Adair, of Pulaski. Burial was in the Adair family Cemetery at Eurich. Mrs. Adair was a native of Giles County, daughter of the late C.D. and Rachel Thomas Peck and widow of James A. Adair. The deceased was a member of the Presbyterian Church and helped organize the first church established in Narrows. Survivors include the following children: Col. Arthur C. Adair, stationed in Hawaii; J.A. Adair, Jr., Dumfries, Va; James, Charles R., and Miss Ellen Kl Adair and Mrs. T.O. Ivery, of Narrows; and two sisters, Mrs. Hugh G. Woods, Princeton; and Mrs. S.P. Fulton, Nashville, a former missionary in Japan.
(Obituary, news source unknown.)
"AT REST WITH JESUS"
Mrs.Fannie Peck Adair
Services were held yesterday at 4 p.m. from the Narrows Presbyterian Church for Mrs. Fannie Peck Adair, 83, well-known Narrows resident and mother of B.F. Adair, of Pulaski. Burial was in the Adair family Cemetery at Eurich. Mrs. Adair was a native of Giles County, daughter of the late C.D. and Rachel Thomas Peck and widow of James A. Adair. The deceased was a member of the Presbyterian Church and helped organize the first church established in Narrows. Survivors include the following children: Col. Arthur C. Adair, stationed in Hawaii; J.A. Adair, Jr., Dumfries, Va; James, Charles R., and Miss Ellen Kl Adair and Mrs. T.O. Ivery, of Narrows; and two sisters, Mrs. Hugh G. Woods, Princeton; and Mrs. S.P. Fulton, Nashville, a former missionary in Japan.
(Obituary, news source unknown.)
"AT REST WITH JESUS"
Fannie was the daughter of C.D. Peck and Rachel Thomas. She married James A. Adair.
Mrs.Fannie Peck Adair
Services were held yesterday at 4 p.m. from the Narrows Presbyterian Church for Mrs. Fannie Peck Adair, 83, well-known Narrows resident and mother of B.F. Adair, of Pulaski. Burial was in the Adair family Cemetery at Eurich. Mrs. Adair was a native of Giles County, daughter of the late C.D. and Rachel Thomas Peck and widow of James A. Adair. The deceased was a member of the Presbyterian Church and helped organize the first church established in Narrows. Survivors include the following children: Col. Arthur C. Adair, stationed in Hawaii; J.A. Adair, Jr., Dumfries, Va; James, Charles R., and Miss Ellen Kl Adair and Mrs. T.O. Ivery, of Narrows; and two sisters, Mrs. Hugh G. Woods, Princeton; and Mrs. S.P. Fulton, Nashville, a former missionary in Japan.
(Obituary, news source unknown.)
"AT REST WITH JESUS"
Mrs.Fannie Peck Adair
Services were held yesterday at 4 p.m. from the Narrows Presbyterian Church for Mrs. Fannie Peck Adair, 83, well-known Narrows resident and mother of B.F. Adair, of Pulaski. Burial was in the Adair family Cemetery at Eurich. Mrs. Adair was a native of Giles County, daughter of the late C.D. and Rachel Thomas Peck and widow of James A. Adair. The deceased was a member of the Presbyterian Church and helped organize the first church established in Narrows. Survivors include the following children: Col. Arthur C. Adair, stationed in Hawaii; J.A. Adair, Jr., Dumfries, Va; James, Charles R., and Miss Ellen Kl Adair and Mrs. T.O. Ivery, of Narrows; and two sisters, Mrs. Hugh G. Woods, Princeton; and Mrs. S.P. Fulton, Nashville, a former missionary in Japan.
(Obituary, news source unknown.)
"AT REST WITH JESUS"
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