TuleyRoots - Death

Death


Person	Lee Aundrus Tuley
Date	23 Aug 1949
Place	Lancaster
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Description	Page	Quality	Information	Evidence
Brenda Brakehill, brendab1@home.com		Don't know	Don't know	Don't know
Charlie and Betty Reynolds (Chareyn@aol.com)		Don't know	Don't know	Don't know

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Waxahachie Daily Light, Tuesday, August 23, 1949 Obituary--Lee A. Tuley LEE A. TULEY, 86, RETIRED FARMER DIES AT LANCASTER, TEXAS Lee a. Tuley, 86, a retired Ovilla farmer, died at 6 a. m. today at hi s home in Lancaster. He was born September 6, 1863 in Giles County, Te nnessee. Services are scheduled for 2:30 p. m. Wednesday in Rudolph Fu neral Home Chapel with burial in OvillaCemetery. Rev. Dick Melton, Pas tor of Ovilla Methodist will officiate. Mr. Tuley married Miss Harriet (King) White who preceded him in death. H e was a retired farmer of Lancaster and Ovilla. His membership was in O villa Methodist Church. Surviving are five sons; R. E. and D. W. Tule y of Dallas, B. B Tuley of Midlothian, J. H. Tuley of Cedar Hill and E . H. Tuley of Cleburne; two stepdaughters, Mrs. W. R. Jones of Lancas ter and Mrs. D. R. Penn of Mangum, Oklahoma; a brother, Matt Tuley of S herman; several grandchildren and great grandchildren. A daughter, Mr s. J. J. Tuley preceded him in death Note--There is a street in Cedar Hill, Texas named after John Henry Tu ley, a son of Lee Aundrus Tuley.

Waxahachie Daily Light, Tuesday, August 23, 1949
Obituary--Lee A. Tuley
LEE A. TULEY, 86, RETIRED FARMER DIES AT LANCASTER, TEXAS
Lee a. Tuley, 86, a retired Ovilla farmer, died at 6 a. m. today at hi s home in Lancaster. He was born September 6, 1863 in Giles County, Te nnessee. Services are scheduled for 2:30 p. m. Wednesday in Rudolph Fu neral Home Chapel with burial in OvillaCemetery. Rev. Dick Melton, Pas tor of Ovilla Methodist will officiate.
Mr. Tuley married Miss Harriet (King) White who preceded him in death. H e was a retired farmer of Lancaster and Ovilla. His membership was in O villa Methodist Church. Surviving are five sons; R. E. and D. W. Tule y of Dallas, B. B Tuley of Midlothian, J. H. Tuley of Cedar Hill and E . H. Tuley of Cleburne; two stepdaughters, Mrs. W. R. Jones of Lancas ter and Mrs. D. R. Penn of Mangum, Oklahoma; a brother, Matt Tuley of S herman; several grandchildren and great grandchildren. A daughter, Mr s. J. J. Tuley preceded him in death
Note--There is a street in Cedar Hill, Texas named after John Henry Tu ley,
a son of Lee Aundrus Tuley.