Husband of (1)Frances Ann E Burden, (2)Nancy Almon Green, and (3)Mary Lou Pergerson Duke.
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The Roanoke Leader
Roanoke, Randolph County, Alabama
Wednesday, March 6, 1912
DIED SUDDENLY SUNDAY; JASPER M. FINCHER
Mrs. James A. Walls of this place, received the sad news that her father Mr. Jasper M. Fincher, had died suddenly at the dinner table that day at his home near Lamar. Mr. and Mrs. Walls left early Monday morning to attend the funeral which was held at Providence church. Mr. Fincher was 79 years of age and was one of the county's best citizens.
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CORBIN News
March 4th
We have just learned that Mrs. Bettie Abbott received a phone message yesterday evening that her only brother Mr. Jap. Fincher died suddenly at his home near Lamar yesterday morning. He will be buried at Providence today.
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Jeptha Fincher settled in Woodland, Alabama from Henry Co. Georgia. He donated the land and the lumber to start Providence Baptist church in the late 1850s. The church was founded in 1853; his farm must have joined the church property and he just gave them more. The house he lived in was still there until about 20 years ago according to RJ Fincher. Information provided by Onealia Camp 5/3/2015 via FAG member Connie Meeks Duffey.
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The Roanoke Leader
Roanoke, Randolph County, Alabama
Wednesday, March 6, 1912
DIED SUDDENLY SUNDAY; JASPER M. FINCHER
Mrs. James A. Walls of this place, received the sad news that her father Mr. Jasper M. Fincher, had died suddenly at the dinner table that day at his home near Lamar. Mr. and Mrs. Walls left early Monday morning to attend the funeral which was held at Providence church. Mr. Fincher was 79 years of age and was one of the county's best citizens.
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CORBIN News
March 4th
We have just learned that Mrs. Bettie Abbott received a phone message yesterday evening that her only brother Mr. Jap. Fincher died suddenly at his home near Lamar yesterday morning. He will be buried at Providence today.
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Jeptha Fincher settled in Woodland, Alabama from Henry Co. Georgia. He donated the land and the lumber to start Providence Baptist church in the late 1850s. The church was founded in 1853; his farm must have joined the church property and he just gave them more. The house he lived in was still there until about 20 years ago according to RJ Fincher. Information provided by Onealia Camp 5/3/2015 via FAG member Connie Meeks Duffey.
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Husband of (1)Frances Ann E Burden, (2)Nancy Almon Green, and (3)Mary Lou Pergerson Duke.
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The Roanoke Leader
Roanoke, Randolph County, Alabama
Wednesday, March 6, 1912
DIED SUDDENLY SUNDAY; JASPER M. FINCHER
Mrs. James A. Walls of this place, received the sad news that her father Mr. Jasper M. Fincher, had died suddenly at the dinner table that day at his home near Lamar. Mr. and Mrs. Walls left early Monday morning to attend the funeral which was held at Providence church. Mr. Fincher was 79 years of age and was one of the county's best citizens.
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CORBIN News
March 4th
We have just learned that Mrs. Bettie Abbott received a phone message yesterday evening that her only brother Mr. Jap. Fincher died suddenly at his home near Lamar yesterday morning. He will be buried at Providence today.
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Jeptha Fincher settled in Woodland, Alabama from Henry Co. Georgia. He donated the land and the lumber to start Providence Baptist church in the late 1850s. The church was founded in 1853; his farm must have joined the church property and he just gave them more. The house he lived in was still there until about 20 years ago according to RJ Fincher. Information provided by Onealia Camp 5/3/2015 via FAG member Connie Meeks Duffey.
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The Roanoke Leader
Roanoke, Randolph County, Alabama
Wednesday, March 6, 1912
DIED SUDDENLY SUNDAY; JASPER M. FINCHER
Mrs. James A. Walls of this place, received the sad news that her father Mr. Jasper M. Fincher, had died suddenly at the dinner table that day at his home near Lamar. Mr. and Mrs. Walls left early Monday morning to attend the funeral which was held at Providence church. Mr. Fincher was 79 years of age and was one of the county's best citizens.
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CORBIN News
March 4th
We have just learned that Mrs. Bettie Abbott received a phone message yesterday evening that her only brother Mr. Jap. Fincher died suddenly at his home near Lamar yesterday morning. He will be buried at Providence today.
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Jeptha Fincher settled in Woodland, Alabama from Henry Co. Georgia. He donated the land and the lumber to start Providence Baptist church in the late 1850s. The church was founded in 1853; his farm must have joined the church property and he just gave them more. The house he lived in was still there until about 20 years ago according to RJ Fincher. Information provided by Onealia Camp 5/3/2015 via FAG member Connie Meeks Duffey.
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