Whitesell-Somers Family Web Project - Person Sheet
Whitesell-Somers Family Web Project - Person Sheet
NameWilliam Washington COBLE 
241,3, Annie “Ann” Coble Holt
241,3, Annie “Ann” Coble HoltBirthMar 6, 1866, Alamance County, North Carolina241
DeathOct 31, 1931, Alamance County, North Carolina241
BurialLows Lutheran Church, 2136 NC Hwy 61, Whitsett (Liberty), Guilford County, North Carolina 336-565-4639241
FatherAustin Cook COBLE (1819-1904)
MotherElizabeth Ann COBLE (1833-1915)
Spouses
BirthSep 10, 1882, Alamance County, North Carolina241
DeathSep 14, 1936, Guilford County, North Carolina241
BurialLows Lutheran Church, 2136 NC Hwy 61, Whitsett (Liberty), Guilford County, North Carolina 336-565-4639241
FatherMartine T. SHOFFNER (1853-1929)
Mother“Betsyan” Betsy Ann Loueza FOGLEMAN (1855-1912)
MarriageOct 2, 1907, Alamance County, North Carolina241
ChildrenDorothy Viola (1910-2003)
Annie Dare (1924-2019)
Obituary Online notes for William Washington COBLE
The Burlington Daily Times
Oct. 31, 1931
Mr. Coble Dead in Brick Church Section
William Washington Coble, aged 65 years, prominent farmer of the Brick
church section, where he spent his entire life, died at his home on Route
1, Burlington, this morning at 5 o'clock, following failing health of
six months.
Funeral service will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Low's
Lutheran church; of which the deceased was a member practically all of
his life. His pastor, Rev D. I. Offman, will be in charge, assisted by
Rev. Edward Fulenwider, and burial will be made in the church cemetery.
Surviving are his wife and three daughters, Betty Lee, Dorothy and Annie
Dare; and two brothers and a sister; Mrs. J. W. Fonville, Route 5, city;
and R. and Thomas F. Coble; city.
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Oct. 31, 1931
Mr. Coble Dead in Brick Church Section
William Washington Coble, aged 65 years, prominent farmer of the Brick
church section, where he spent his entire life, died at his home on Route
1, Burlington, this morning at 5 o'clock, following failing health of
six months.
Funeral service will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Low's
Lutheran church; of which the deceased was a member practically all of
his life. His pastor, Rev D. I. Offman, will be in charge, assisted by
Rev. Edward Fulenwider, and burial will be made in the church cemetery.
Surviving are his wife and three daughters, Betty Lee, Dorothy and Annie
Dare; and two brothers and a sister; Mrs. J. W. Fonville, Route 5, city;
and R. and Thomas F. Coble; city.
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