Walter Herbert Riggs, 1898–1981?> (aged 82 years)
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- Walter Herbert /Riggs/
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Salesman, Townsend Chevrolet, Parsons, TN
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1873–1957
Birth: August 24, 1873
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— Tennessee Death: May 26, 1957 — Jackson, Madison Co. TN |
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Marriage | Marriage — August 9, 1895 — Mahala Blankenship's home |
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1898–1981
Birth: April 22, 1898
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— Tennessee Death: March 28, 1981 |
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1873–1957
Birth: August 24, 1873
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— Tennessee Death: May 26, 1957 — Jackson, Madison Co. TN |
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Marriage | Marriage — February 18, 1931 — Henderson Co. TN |
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father |
1873–1957
Birth: August 24, 1873
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— Tennessee Death: May 26, 1957 — Jackson, Madison Co. TN |
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Marriage | Marriage — August 17, 1893 — Henderson Co. TN |
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1898–1981
Birth: April 22, 1898
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— Tennessee Death: March 28, 1981 |
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Marriage | Marriage — June 5, 1921 — |
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1924–1991
Birth: February 15, 1924
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Death: February 12, 1991 — Parsons, TN |
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Shared note
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Perryville was a transport center for travelers and cargo between boats and railroad. It was also a port for showboats, the calliope called to the people and they care from miles around. Steamboats and tugboats transported different kinds of commerce. Mussel boats and fishing boats sustained life for many families. The W. R. Dennison Hotel sat on the river bank near the depot and was a traveler's haven. Other businesses were Striegel and Blount Store, Riggs Barber Shop, Tillman's Store, Produce House, Will Long's Grocery(with our first soda fountain), Post Office with Jake Reynolds as postmaster, Perryville Depot with John Tinker as agent. With the coming of TVA, this area was evacuated. |
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