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           (?) Hamlin married Ann Cocke, daughter of Walter Cocke.¹

           (?) Hare married Nancy Cox, daughter of James M. Cox and Rachel Hobbs.¹

           Henry Lyle Harell Jr. married Linda Lou Tittsworth, daughter of William David Tittsworth and Gladys Virginia Carter, on Aug 14, 1965 at First Methodist Church, Kingsport, Sullivan, Tennessee, US, Miss Linda Lou Tittsworth, daughter of Mrs. Gladys V. Tittsworth, Kingsport. Tenn. became the bride of Henry Lytle Harrell Jr., son of Dr. and Mrs. Henry Lytle Harrell, Ocala, on Aug. 14 at a candle light service in the First Methodist Church Kingsport. Tenn.
The double ring ceremony was performed before an altar decorated with a half sunburst of pink gladioli and pompon chrysanthemums under an arch of burning tapers. The Rev. James Allen Harrell, brother of the bridegroom, from College Park. Md. and the Rev. Kyle Tomlinson officiated.
Other church decorations included two nine-branched circular candelabra entwined with pink rosebuds against a background of greenery. Pink rosebuds, satin bows and leather leaves marked the honor pews. A single pink taper and greenery was placed in each window.
Wedding music was pres¬ented by Mrs. Wayne Thompson, organist, and Miss Diane Dickinson, vocalist.
Escorted By Brother
Given In marriage by her brother, James Robert Tittsworth, the bride wore a wedding gown of ivory peau de sole and alencon lace. The fitted bodice of reembroidered lace featured a scoop neckline and long sleeves ending in points over the hands A cummerbund encircled the waist.
The sheath skirt was enhanced with a wide band of appliqued lace forming the hemline and a detachable train with a flat bow and self fabric roses fell into a court train. Her elbow length veil of tier on tier of imported silk illusion was attached to a crown of alencon lace featuring a bow trim of matching peau de sole.
Her bridal bouquet was a cascade of bridal roses and stephanotis centered with a white glamelia.
Mrs. Fred P. Begley. Sister of the bride, served as matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Elaine Harrell, sister of the bridegroom, Miss Sue Smith, Pulaski, Tenn., and Mrs. James Robert Tittsworth, the bride's sister-in-law.
The attendants wore floor length dresses of pink kitten satin designed with unpressed panel pleated skirts and fitted, sleeveless bodices. Their nose length pink silk illusion veils were attached to matching self-fabric bows. They carried cascade bouquets of pink rosebuds and baby's breath
Miss Teresa Ann Begley, niece of the bride, served as flower girl. Her attire was identical to that of the other attendants. She carried a white basket filled with pink rose petals.
Charles Baumberger, Miami, served as best man. Ushers were Frank Harrell, brother of the bridegroom. Henry Cuttino Dozier. III. Ocala, and William Bennett Ralph Jr., Nashville. Tenn.
Miss Linda Lou Tittsworth, daughter of Mrs. Gladys V. Tittsworth, Kingsport. Tenn. became the bride of Henry Lytle Harrell Jr., son of Dr. and Mrs. Henry Lytle Harrell, Ocala, on Aug. 14 at a candle light service in the First Methodist Church Kingsport. Tenn.
The double ring ceremony was performed before an altar decorated with a half sunburst of pink gladioli and pompon chrysanthemums under an arch of burning tapers. The Rev. James Allen Harrell, brother of the bridegroom, from College Park. Md. and the Rev. Kyle Tomlinson officiated.
Other church decorations included two nine-branched circular candelabra entwined with pink rosebuds against a background of greenery. Pink rosebuds, satin bows and leather leaves marked the honor pews. A single pink taper and greenery was placed in each window.
Wedding music was pres¬ented by Mrs. Wayne Thompson, organist, and Miss Diane Dickinson, vocalist.
Escorted By Brother
Given In marriage by her brother, James Robert Tittsworth, the bride wore a wedding gown of ivory peau de sole and alencon lace. The fitted bodice of reembroidered lace featured a scoop neckline and long sleeves ending in points over the hands A cummerbund encircled the waist.
The sheath skirt was enhanced with a wide band of appliqued lace forming the hemline and a detachable train with a flat bow and self fabric roses fell into a court train. Her elbow length veil of tier on tier of imported silk illusion was attached to a crown of alencon lace featuring a bow trim of matching peau de sole.
Her bridal bouquet was a cascade of bridal roses and stephanotis centered with a white glamelia.
Mrs. Fred P. Begley. Sister of the bride, served as matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Elaine Harrell, sister of the bridegroom, Miss Sue Smith, Pulaski, Tenn., and Mrs. James Robert Tittsworth, the bride's sister-in-law.
The attendants wore floor length dresses of pink kitten satin designed with unpressed panel pleated skirts and fitted, sleeveless bodices. Their nose length pink silk illusion veils were attached to matching self-fabric bows. They carried cascade bouquets of pink rosebuds and baby's breath
Miss Teresa Ann Begley, niece of the bride, served as flower girl. Her attire was identical to that of the other attendants. She carried a white basket filled with pink rose petals.
Charles Baumberger, Miami, served as best man. Ushers were Frank Harrell, brother of the bridegroom. Henry Cuttino Dozier. III. Ocala, and William Bennett Ralph Jr., Nashville. Tenn.¹

           Charles William Swanson Harris was Horse trader.⁴
     Charles William Swanson Harris married Sallie Smith on Mar 22, 1855 at Scott, Virginia, US, service performed by D Miller.^1,5,3
     Charles William Swanson Harris died on Dec 15, 1915 at Nickelsville, Scott, Virginia, US.²

     Elizabeth Harris was also known as Betty Harris.² Her married name was Culbertson.²
     Elizabeth Harris was born in 1804.²
     Elizabeth Harris was born in 1806.³
     Elizabeth Harris married James Culbertson, son of James Culbertson and Mary Kilgore, in 1823.²
     Elizabeth Harris died in 1899.²

           John Harris married Nancy Dougherty, daughter of James Dougherty and Elizabeth Hamilton, on Feb 5, 1822 at Scott, Virginia, US.^1,2

     Lula Harris was born on Aug 11, 1868 at Scott, Virginia, US.^2,3,4,5
     Lula Harris married Christopher Dougherty, son of William Dougherty and Martha Smith, on Feb 4, 1888 at Scott, Virginia, US, service perfomed by S W McConnell.⁶ Her married name was Dougherty.²
     Lula Harris married George Washington Smith, son of Dr. Robert Allen Smith MD and Elizabeth C. McConnell, on Aug 3, 1899 at Scott, Virginia, US, Service perfomed by W E Addington.^1,2,7 Her married name was Smith.^1,2
     Lula Smith outlived George Washington Smith who died on Jul 3, 1924 at Toms Creek, Wise, Virginia, US, at age 58; at 6:33 p.m.^8,9,7
     Lula Smith died of liver cancer on Jul 4, 1934 at Kingsport, Sullivan, Tennessee, US, at age 65.³
     She was buried on Jul 5, 1934 at Oak Hill Cemetery, Kingsport, Sullivan, Tennessee, US, listed as City Cemetery in the death index.³

           Robert Harris married Mary Carter, daughter of James H. Carter and (?) Horton.¹

           Robert S. Harris was a blacksmith.²
     Robert S. Harris was born on Jan 1, 1830 at Surry, North Carolina, US.²
     Robert S. Harris married Serena Elizabeth Carter, daughter of Allen J. Carter and Sarah McKinney, on Jul 20, 1858.^1,3

           Susie Harris married James Dougherty, son of John Dougherty and Patsy Wampler.¹

     W. W. Harris was born in 1864.¹
     W. W. Harris married Mary E. Cox, daughter of Asbury Kobe Cocke and Margaret Thomas, on Aug 17, 1885.¹

           William Harris married Susannah Dougherty, daughter of James Dougherty and Elizabeth Hamilton.¹

     William H. Harris was born in 1832 at Scott, Virginia, US.²
     William H. Harris married Nancy Martin Carter, daughter of Allen J. Carter and Sarah McKinney, on Oct 15, 1867 at Scott, Virginia, US.^3,2

           Edna Hartsock married Frank Breeden.¹

           Peter Hartsock married Otelia Culbertson, daughter of Jeptha Culbertson and Elmira Pullman.¹

           Run Hartsock married Cassandra Culbertson, daughter of Jeptha Culbertson and Elmira Pullman, in 1879.¹

     Edith Nell Haynes was born on Apr 18, 1925 at Scott, Virginia, US.^4,5,6 She was educated in the cadet nursing corps on Feb 1, 1945 at Baroness Erlanger Hospital, Chattanooga, Hamilton, Tennessee, US, After the United States entered World War II, the military's needs quickly brought on a nursing shortage. To address the need, federal funding began flowing to nursing schools in 1942, and in 1943 Congress authorized the Cadet Nurse Corps.⁷
     Edith Nell Haynes married Mack Glen Cox, son of Henry H. Cox and Lucille Virginia Collins, on Aug 31, 1945.^2,8,6 Her married name was Cox.⁹
     Edith Nell Cox was an educator, working as a teacher's aide in 1970.⁶ She and Mack Glen Cox were divorced on Aug 6, 1970 at Scott, Virginia, US, Edith sued for divorce on grounds of desertion after a speration in June of 1969.¹⁰ Edith Nell Haynes's husband Mack Glen Coxdied on Mar 28, 1983.^2,11
     Edith Nell Haynes married John Henry Cox, son of John W. Cox and Sarah Jane Vicars, on May 23, 1985 at Scott, Virginia, US, this was John Henry's fourth marriage.^12,13,1,4 Edith Nell Cox died on Jun 13, 2018 at age 93. Her obituary read: Weber City - Edith H. Cox, of Weber City, VA, was promoted to Glory on Wednesday, June 13, 2018. She was born in Weber City on April 18, 1925 to James Kelly and Delphia Pierson Haynes. She was a member of Gate City United Methodist Church and Rebekkah Lodge #86. Edith lived life every day as the gift it was, laughed with immeasurable joy and loved unconditionally.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, John H. Cox; son, Mike Cox; step-daughter, Sue Cox; daughter-in-law Glenda Cox; the father of her children, Glen Cox; siblings, Clyde Haynes (Edna), Lucille Jennings (Clarence), Dorothy McKenzie (Ray), Monnie Babb (Johnny), Jay Haynes (Shirley), June Peters (Carl) and an infant brothers, John and Roy Haynes.
Edith is survived by her children, Jim Cox (Phyllis), Sandra Greenwell (Terry) and Patti Kestner (Danny); brother, Glenn Haynes (Gladys); grandchildren, Steven Cox, Jonathan Cox, Nathan Cox, Lori Templeton, Michael Cox, Patrick Cox, Marina Cox, Anna Greene and Melanie Deel; 12 great-grandchildren, Kaden, McKenzie, Kamryn, Karlie, Korbin, Katelyn, Ethan, Matthew, Jackson, Samuel, Lori, Travis and Hannah; 3 great-great-grandchildren, Jocelyn, Bennett and Isaiah; several nieces and nephews.
The family will receive friends from 2-4 p.m. on Sunday, June 17, 2018 at Gate City United Methodist Church.
A funeral service will follow at 4 p.m. at the church with Rev. Jim Cox and Rev. Gordon McBride officiating.
A graveside service will be held at 11 a.m. on Monday, June 18, 2018 at Holston View Cemetery. Those wishing to attend are asked to meet at the cemetery at 10:55 a.m. Pallbearers will be family and friends.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Gate City UMC Chainsaw Ministries, 255 Walnut Street, Gate City, VA 24251 or Morning Light Community Church 1994 East Carters Valley Rd, Gate City, VA 24251 or Billy Wayne Ministries, 140 Broad Street, Kingsport, TN 37660.
The family would like to extend a thank you to her special caregivers, nieces, Jennifer Sykes (Brian, Miranda) and Jean Culbertson.
Carter-Trent/Scott County Funeral Home, Weber City is serving the Cox family.

     Edith Nell Cox was buried at Holston View Cemetery, Weber City, Scott, Virginia, US.

           James Kelly Haynes married Delphia Pierson.¹

           Mark Healy married Rachel Wolfe, daughter of Roy Virgil Wolfe Jr. and Mary Ruth Nickels.

           Carolyn Kay Henard married Wallace Whitten, son of Joe Holmes Whitten and Mary Leona Carroll, on Jan 3, 1970 at Bristol, Virginia, US, this was his second marriage. He was previously divorced.^4,5

           Katherine Faye Henard married William David Mauney, son of Hugh Clifford Mauney and Virginia Lee Templeton, on May 25, 1972 at Bristol, Virginia, US.²

           Kenneth Ray Henard married Jane Ellen Cantrell on Mar 11, 1969 at Madison, Tennessee, US.² Kenneth Ray Henard and Jane Ellen Cantrell were divorced in Jul, 1974.³
     Kenneth Ray Henard married Lura May Colley, daughter of Hines Tivis Colley and Marion Audrey Burress, on Jun 14, 1979 at Bristol.⁴

           Rhonda Sue Henard married James Gordon Keith, son of E J Keith, on Dec 27, 1963.³

     Ron Avery Henard was born on Mar 3, 1927 at Kingsport, Sullivan, Tennessee, US.^3,4
     Ron married Jaynelle Valice Cox, daughter of Marvin David Cox and Vesta Victoria Smith, on Jun 24, 1944 at Gate City, Scott, Virginia, US.^5,6
     Ron registered for the draft on Mar 3, 1945 at age 18. He registered at Morristown, Hamblen, Tennessee, US. His description was: weight - 145, complexion - ruddy, eye color- blue, hair color- brown, height - 5'' 8", he had a small sar on his forehead.⁴
     He resided in at Russellville, Hamblen, Tennessee, US, on Mar 3, 1945.⁴
     Ron was General Manager of the Virginia Motor Sales in Alexandria Virginia in 1954. He opened his first new car dealership in1955 in Bristol Virginia called Bristol Lincoln Mercury. In 1964, Ron opened his second new car dealership in Bristol, TN called Ron's Ford. During the next four decades, Ron owned and operated new car dealerships throughout the Tri-Cities TN/VA and Abingdon, Va.
     Ron and Jaynelle Henard were shown on a passenger list leaving Havana Cuba and arriving in at Miami, Florida, US, on Jun 25, 1957.They flew Pan American World Airways.⁷ On on Nov 14, 1966Ron Avery Henard 40 Bristol was admitted to Memorial Hospital yesterday morning for treatment of a head injury received In a car accident in Greene County He is listed In fair condition toda
y.⁸
     Ron Avery Henard married Emma Sue Fugate, daughter of Zack Fugate and Margaret Thacker.⁹
     Ron died on Dec 15, 1989 at age 62.³
     Ron Avery Henard was buried at Glenwood Cemetery and Chapel Mausoleum, Bristol, Sullivan Co., Tennessee.⁹
     His Social Security Number was 409-30-2280.³