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Ukley Porter 'Up' Gregory [Male] b. 2 NOV 1866 Macon Co., Tennessee - d. 9 MAY 1920 Nelson McDonald Cemetery, Lafayette, Macon Co., TN

He and some friends were hauling logs in a wagon one evening. According to the story, they had been drinking. Wagons at that time had a large amount of iron girding. Somehow, the wagon got off the road and turned over on Hollie. He lived a few more weeks before succumbing to his internal injuries.

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buried in Gregory Cemetery, Macon County, TN
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Milton Cemetery

Gladys Jaco Jamison, age 91, of Murfreesboro died Tuesday at MTMC. She was a native of Wilson County and the daughter of the late Nuck B. andAddie Allen Jaco. She was also preceded in death by her husband Kelsor Jamison who died in 1980 and a son Joe Frank Jamison . Services will be 10:30 a.m., Friday at Woodfin Memorial Chapel with Brother Oran Hicks officiating. Buria l will be in Milton Cemeter y.

Survivors include a brother Johnny (Faye) Jaco, Halls Hill; sister ElvaRogers and Ola (Frank ) Vaughan both of Murfreesboro and two grandchildren Nancy Lynch and Homer Jamison both of Murfreesboro and six greatgrandchildren.

Mrs. Jamison was a member of Sharpsville Church of Christ and medical technician at Central State Hospital for 27 years before her retirement in 1978. Family and friends will serve as pall bearers. Visitation will be Thursday night from 4:00 until 8:00 p.m. at Woodfin Memorial Chapel.com

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Inscription:
PFC 12 INF, 4 DIV, World War II
Killed in the Battle at Normandy, June 10, 1944, four days after landing at Utah Beach in the invasion on D-Day on June 6, 1944. He was 26. Their son was born three months before Mr. Gregory's death and he never got to see his son, except in a photo.

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Plot: New - Row 11 Grave 12

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MAE C. SEAGRAVES, age 86, of Lafayette, passed away on Wednesday morningat the Macon County G eneral Hospital. Funeral services for Mae C.Seagraves will be conducted Friday, July 17, at 1 0 a.m. from the Chapelof Alexander Funeral Home with Elder Ricky Wilson officiating. Intermen twill follow in the Haysville Cemetery.

She is lovingly survived by:
Husband, Maxie Seagraves
Sister, Evelyn White
Sister-in-law, Evell Tuck
Special niece and caregiver, Della Gunter
Several nieces and nephews
Loyal friend, Edna McCarter all of Lafayette, TN


Macon County Times
July 24, 2009

Mae C. Seagraves, age 86, of Lafayette, TN, passed away July 15, 2009, atMacon County Genera l Hospital. Funeral services were conducted Friday,July 17, 2009, at 10:00 a.m. from the Alex ander Funeral Home Chapel withElder Ricky Wilson officiating. Dean Driver, Billy Driver, an d Bill Clarkserved as honorary pallbearers. Gary Tuck, Chris Tuck, Richard Laws,Jerry Tuck, R icky White, and Billy Perrigo served as active pallbearers.Interment followed in the Haysvill e Cemetery.

Mae C. Tuck Seagraves was born on July 22, 1922 in Smith County, TN tothe late Roy L. and Mam mie Gregory Tuck. Besides her parents; threebrothers, Oakley Tuck, Eddie Tuck, R.C. Tuck, an d one sister EdithDriver, also preceded her in death.

She was married to Maxie Dell Seagraves on December 30, 1941, sharingsixty-eight wonderful ye ars together, Maxie survives.

Mae was a homemaker and seamstress most of her life. She worked as aseamstress at Imperial Re ading in Lafayette, where she retired. Mae was aperson who loved to be at home; where she enj oyed cooking and sewing. Maewas a loving person, who cherished the time she spent with her fa mily.

Besides her husband, Maxie, she is lovingly survived by; sister, EvelynWhite, sister-in-law , Evell Tuck, several nephews and nieces, specialniece and caregiver, Della Gunter, and loya l friend, Edna McCarter all ofLafayette, TN.

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Inscription:
PFC US ARMY WORLD WAR II

Note: BRONZE STAR MEDAL, PURPLE HEART AND OLC

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Inscription:
S SGT US ARMY WORLD WAR II PURPLE HEART

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Marshall "Jack" Seagraves, 91, a resident of The Palace in Red BoilingSprings, Tenn., died Oc t. 26, 2004, at the Macon County General Hospitalin Lafayette, Tenn.

He was a farmer.

Born in Macon County, he was a son of the late John Wesley "Luther" andMary Ann (Simmons) Sea graves.

Survivors include two brothers and sisters-in-law, Ray and LolaSeagraves, Covington, and Maxi e and Mae C. Seagraves, Lafayette; andseveral nieces and nephews.

Three sisters, Sallie Brown, Dortch Massey and Beatrice Tuck, and twobrothers, Fred and Lewi s Seagraves, all preceded him in death.

Burial was at the Anderson and Son Memorial Park.

Serving as pallbearers were Corey, Donnie and Bobby "Moochie" Hesson;Larry Doss; Walt Gunter ; and Odean Harp.

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Find A Grave Memorial# 26338449
Plot: New - Row 11 Grave 11

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