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Joseph Enoch Curry - Madison Parish, LA

From Tallulah Madison Journal July 16, 1954

Joseph E. Curry Dies In Hospital

Joseph Enoch Curry died July 12, in the Clinton Infirmary. He resided for the past year in Jackson, La. 
Until that time he was a Madison Parish farmer for 20 years.

The 79-year old man was born in Conway, Miss. His is body rested in the residence of his son, 
T. W. Curry, in Jackson, La., until 10 a.m. Wednesday morning, then moved to Tallulah for burial.

He was buried in the Silver Cross Cemetery under the direction of Young's Funeral Home and Charlett 
Funeral Home of Clinton.

Mr. Curry is survived by three sons, E. H. Curry, Tallulah, W. C. Curry, Vero Beach, Fla.; and J. W. Curry, 
Jackson; one Sister, Mrs. W. S. Allen, Conway, Miss.

Pallbearers included Happy Holt, Emmett Lancaster, Howard Renfrow, E. C. Woodyear, M. A. Verhagen 
and Whit Erwin.