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OBITUARY
OF MRS. J. M. (ZORA R. WARDRUP) TREADWAY
Donated
by: Craig Treadway
Treadway
funeral calls 8 children
Funeral
rites for Mrs. J. M. Treadway of Ogden, Utah, 55, who
succumbed to heart disease Sunday night following several
years of poor health, will be held at the Stryker
Mortuary at 2 p. m. Thursday. The Rev. W. J. Dingelman will
officiate.
Mrs.
Treadway who resided in Laramie for 27 years, will be buried
in Green Hill cemetery at the side of her husband, who
died in 1932.
For
the last three years Mrs. Treadway had been living with
her son. Claude, of Ogden.
Eight Children will be here for the funeral. They are Claude
Treadway of Ogden, Clarence Treadway of Laramie, Aurthur of
Cheyenne, Hubert Treadway and Mrs. Glenn Dobney of South Sioux
City, Neb., Mrs. Glenn Howard of Laramie, Mrs. O. M. Briggs of
Denver, Mrs. Dan Trodgen of Sylvia, Iowa. A brother E. S.
Wardrup of Laramie, and five sisters. Mrs. W. H. Kelley,
Mrs. W. P. Hallford and Mrs. H. W. Schwartz all of California;
Mrs. J. T. Pool of Weiser, Ida., and Mrs. W. A. Baxter of
Newcastle, Tex., also survive The sisters will be unable to
attend the services.
OBITUARIES
OF JAMES CLARENCE TREADWAY
Donated
by: Craig Treadway
James
Treadway Dies in Hospital
Dated 14 April 1956
James
Treadway, 55, 2412 E. 12th street died Thursday at DePaul
hospital, Born at Greensboro, N. C. he had resided here
the past five years. He was a member of the Baptist church.
Surviving are his wife Dorthy, two daughters, Mrs. William
Harrison, Naturita Colo., Mrs. Marquerits Worley, Fort Worth
Tex.; two sons, James of Great Lakes Ill., and Lary D., of
Cheyenne. Three brothers A. C., C. W., and H. H.
Treadway and three sisters, Mrs. Helen Dobney, Mrs. Edna
Hampton and Mrs. Laverne Trougdin also survive.
Arrangements by Scharders are incomplete.
Funeral
Services Set for Tuesday
Dated: 15 April 1956
Funeral services will held at 10:00 a.m. at the
Schrader funeral home for James Treadway, 55, of 2412 E.
12th, who died Thursday at De Paul hospital.
Bishop Donald Fowler will officiate and burial will be
in Laramie.
Mr.
Treadway was born in Greensboro N. C. and lived in
Cheyenne for five years. He formerly lived in Laramie.
Survivors include his wife Dorthy, of Cheyenne; four
children, Mrs. William Harrison of Naturita, Colo.,
James of Great Lakes Ill.; Mrs. Marguerite Worley of
Fort Worth Tex.; and Larry David of Cheyenne. Also an
uncle, E. S. Wardrup of Laramie.
Also surviving are three brothers, A. C. Treadway of
Cheyenne, C. W. Treadway of Ogden, Utah, H. H. Treadway
of South Sioux City, Neb., and three sisters , Mrs.
Helen Dobney of South Sioux City Neb., Mrs. Edna Lampton
of Denver, and Mrs. Laverne Trougdin of Denver, also
three grandchildren.
J.
C. Treadway Services Held in Wyoming City
Dated: 19 April 1956
Funeral services for J. C. Treadway, 55 year-old sign
painter who died unexpectedly last Thursday were held in
Cheyenne, Wyoming Monday with burial in Green Hill
cemetery at Laramie Wyoming, in the family plot.
Among
the survivors are a brother, Hubert Treadway, city water
superintendent and a sister Mrs. Helen Dobney. Mr. and
Mrs. Dobney and Hubert Treadway attended the services.
OBITUARY
OF JAMES M. TREADWAY
Donated
by: Craig Treadway
Death
Summons J. M. Treadway
Caretaker of Whiting School at Hospital after Long Illness
James
M. Treadway, 901 South Seventh street succumbed to a
long illness at the Ivinson hospital last evening. He was 55
years old.
Mr.
Treadway custodian of the Whiting school since its
construction about seven years ago, had been ill health
since 1920. At that time he underwent a serious operation
for a ruptured appendix and complications, from which he
never fully recovered. He became seriously ill last Friday.
Yesterday afternoon he underwent another operation at the
hospital. He died at 7:30 p. m.
Besides
his widow he is survived by four sons, Claude, Clarence,
Arthur and Hubert Treadway, all of Laramie, four daughters,
Mrs. Glenn Dobney and Mrs. Glen Howard, both of South Sioux
City Neb., and Miss LaVerne Treadway of Laramie. He had ten
grandchildren. Three sisters and a brother residing in North
Carolina, not known here, also survive him. Mr.
Treadway had resided in Laramie since 1916. He came here
with his family from Quanah, Tex., where he lived many
years. At Agatite, Tex., for ten years he was foreman of the
American Cement Plaster mills. After coming to Laramie he
was employed as an engineer at the Overland plaster mills,
now the U. S. Gypsum company. After residing there he and
his family spent about seven months in Ogden, for the
benefit of his health. When he returned here in 1925 he
became custodian of Whiting school.
James
Mathew Treadway was born in Walnut N. C. Feb. 28, 1876. He
was a member of the Modern Woodsmen of America at Quanah,
and was a Baptist by preference.
Funeral arrangements await
the arrival of out of city relatives. The two daughters are
expected here from Nebraska late tomorrow. The body was
taken to the Stryker Mortuary.
OBITUARY
OF JOHN TREADWAY
Published
by: The Walnut News
Donated by: Randy Treadway
John
Treadaway Dead, dated September 09, 1931
Aged Citizen of Walnut Passed Away Tuesday Afternoon.
Mr. John Treadaway, age 86, died about
two o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
P. V. Henderson, at Walnut. He had been in rather feeble health
for some time and suffered a stroke Sunday afternoon after which
he never regained consciousness. Mr. Treadaway is survived by
four sons and daughters as follows:
Wesley Treadaway, of Marshall
Matthew Treadaway of Wyoming
Mrs. Mollie Faulp, of Greensboro, N. C.
Mrs. Lillie Williams, of Canada
Mrs. P. V. Henderson of Walnut.
Funeral arrangements had not been made.
John
Treadway Federal Soldier Passed Away Monday, dated September 09,
1931
Donated
by: Marian Bullard
Uncle John Treadway, as he was commonly known at Walnut and in
other sections of Madison County, died Monday at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. P. V. Henderson at Walnut. The deceased was
an old federal soldier and was one of the three remaining in
Madison County. His age was 85 years. If he had
lived until December he would have reached his 86th birthday.
He was probably the oldest of the three remaining soldiers of
the federal army in this county.
Uncle John was once a member of the Grand Army of the Republic,
Eighth W. Gahagan Post and a member of Company A., First
North Carolina Mounted Infantry. His last battle was
fought at Hot Springs in the year of 1865 when 30 federal men
were said to have whipped a confederate regiment. When the
battle was over 15 federal soldiers were killed but the battle
was won. Uncle John's war stories will be greatly missed
by his host of friends who frequently visited him to hear of the
long ago experiences of the old soldiers.
The deceased had been in failing health for about three years
due in old age. His death has been expected for some time
by his friends and loved ones. He leaves five children to
mourn his departure. They are: Wesley Treadway,
Marshall, N.C.; Mrs. P. V. Henderson, Walnut, N. C.; Mrs. Mollie
Phulp, Greensboro, N. C.; Mrs. Lillie Williams, of Waukesha,
Wisconsin; Mr. Matthew Treadway, of Larami, Wyoming,;
besides one sister, Mrs. Eliza Parris of Hot Springs, and two
brothers, Adolphus Treadway, of Hot Springs, and Jack Treadway
of Stackhouse.
Burial and funeral took place this afternoon at Walnut,
conducted by Rev. B. E. Guthrie and others at the Methodist
Church.
Mr. Treadway was a member of the Free Will Baptist Church at
Walnut. A large gathering of friends and relatives were at
the funeral and burial.
OBITUARY
OF JOHN D. "SLIM" TREADWAY
Donated
by: Deb Crowder
Treadway, John D. "Slim" 2011
John D. "Slim" Treadway, 48, of Aurora passed away peacefully on Saturday, April 2, 2011 surrounded by his loved ones after a courageous fight against AML Leukemia. He was born July 31, 1962. John attended West Aurora High School and had been employed at General Mills for 21 years. He married the love of his life, Linda, on New Years Eve of 2006. Together they shared a passion for traveling, gardening, cooking and one another. John was the proud "Pops" to sons John Jr. and Nicholas. Together they shared a passion for music and nature. They were the apples of his eyes. He was a participant and huge supporter of Relay for Life. He loved reading and playing cribbage. Most of all, he loved humor and was always quick to bring laughter to those around him. John always expressed such gratitude for all of the love and support given to him, especially from his General Mills family, the doctors, nurses and staff and his guardian Angel Sarah from Rush-University Medical Center. John is survived his wife, Linda; his sons, John Jr. (Amanda) and Nicholas Treadway; his stepsons, Jonathan Grabow and Matthew (Meghan) Grabow; his loving mother, Marcela Treadway; his siblings, Tammy (Bill) Blake, Donald (Sarah) Treadway and Andrew Treadway; his granddaughters, Emma Rose and Evelyn Grabow as well as many beloved nieces, nephews, great nieces and great nephews. John was preceded in death by his father Donald L. Treadway; his nephew, William Blake Jr.; his maternal grandparents, Martha and John Bryan and paternal grandparents, Gladys and Conrad Treadway. Funeral services will be held at 10 A.M. on Saturday, April 9, 2011 at The Healy Chapel, 370 Division Dr. Sugar Grove with Pastor Patricia Kitner officiating. Interment will be at Mazon-Brookside Cemetery. Visitation will be from 4-8 P.M. on Friday, April 8, 2011 at the funeral home. For further information, please call 630-466-1330 or visit our website at www.healychapel.com.
OBITUARY
OF JOHN ERVIN TREADWAY
Donated
by: Claudia Angel
1984
Treadway, John Ervin-age 76, of Cumberland Gap, passed away
Sunday Dec. 9 at Claiborne County Hospital. He was of the
Pentecostal faith and a veteran of the U. S. Army.
Survivors: sons, Ervin and Jimmy, both of Florida; daughters,
Helen Russell, Kalamazoo, Mich., Anna Belle Sneed, Knoxville;
brother, Thurman Treadway, sisters, Lucinda Hunley, both of
Cumberland Gap, Emmie Dockery, Marshall, N.C., Ada Moyers and
Retta Cobb, both of Speedwell, 14 grandchildren, 11
great-grandchildren. Funeral service 2 p.m. Wednesday Dec.
12, at Reece Funeral Home and Valley Chapel, Harrogate, Rev.
Randy Duncan officiating. Burial Johnson-Cottrell
Cemetery, Harrogate, with Ralph Smith, Bud and Dan Treadway,
Ralph Moore, Bill and Robert Cobb serving as pallbearers.
Reece Funeral Home and Valley Chapel, Harrogate, in charge.
OBITUARY
OF LILLIAN MAE (TREADWAY) WILLIAMS
Published
by: The Waukesha Freeman
Waukesha, Wisconsin
Lillian
Mae Williams-Waukesha, dated August 28, 1992
Lillian
Mae Williams, age 101, died at Linden Grove Health Care Center
on Thursday, Aug. 27, 1992. She was born at Walnut, N.C., on
Nov. 15, 1890, a daughter of John and Sarah [Eliza Jane]
Treadway.
A
homemaker, she was the widow of Lewis W. [A.] Williams who
preceded her in death in 1961 [1965]. She was a longtime member
of the First Presbyterian Church and the Order of the Eastern
Star, Ina J. Reid Chapter 55 as well as a charter member of
Merrill Hills Country Club. For the past 13 years she was a
resident at LindenGrove.
She
is survived by four children, Lewis E. (Betty) of Waukesha,
Arthur J. of Big Lake, Alaska, Martha J. Roland of San Diego,
Calif,; and Alfred G. (Mary Ellen) of Waukesha. Fourteen
grandchildren, 22 great-grandchildren also survive as do other
relatives and friends. In addition to her husband, she was
preceded in death by her daughter, Sarah, and eight brothers and
sisters.
Private
family services will be held on Monday, Aug. 31, with interment
at Prairie Home Cemetery.
Randle-Dable
Funeral Home is assisting the family.
OBITUARY
OF MRS. MARY (CRANE) TREADWAY
Donated
by: Marian Bullard
Mrs.
Mary Treadway Buried, dated January 06, 1928
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Treadway, aged resident of Route
4, a short distance northwest of Marshall, who passed away at
her home Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, following a brief
illness, were conducted at the home of the pastor of her church
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Treadway was 92
years of age and was a member of the Free Will Baptist church, a
tireless and consistent church worker. She took great
interest in the spiritual welfare of those with whom she came in
contact. Her friendly personality won for her a large host
of friends.
She is survived by seven children: Mrs. Addie, Mrs. Harding, H.
K. Treadway, Mrs. Ed Smith, Will Treadway, Mrs. F. Smith, and
Jack Treadway.
OBITUARY
OF MERRELL TREADWAY
Donated
by: Marian Bullard
Merrell
Treadway Passes Away
On
Wednesday morning, Sept., 14th, 1910, death came to the house of
Uncle Matt Treadway on Sandy Mush and called away his oldest
son.
Merrill had been an
invalid for about six years, although no suffered untold pain a
greater part of this time he seemed to bear it all patiently.
He had never ____ _____
_____ at the time he was taken sick. Many times did
Christian friends go into the home and pray with him.
About six months ago he was converted and since that time seemed
perfectly willing to die.
Merrill was liked
by all who knew him. He was of a friend kind disposition,
always cheerful.
The remains were
interred at Piney Grove cemetery on Thursday after his death.
Rev. Martin conducting the funeral rites.
A great sermon was
given him to speak before death came, to his brothers who are
out of Christ was this: "Brothers, get ready to meet
me in Heaven." Oh! that we could all say this before
paying the last debt.
The deceased leaves an
aged father, three brothers, one sister and a host of friends
and relatives to mourn his loss. His mother having passed
away years ago, he joins mother in another world and awaits the
coming of others where parting comes no more.
PARTIAL
OBITUARY OF PRISCILLA TREADAWAY
Donated
by: Marian Bullard
Death
of Priscilla Treadway, dated March 17, 1907
Mrs. Priscilla Treadway
died last Saturday morning of the 11th, at the age of 95 years,
and was buried Sunday, at 9:30 p.m. at the cemetery opposite
Sandy. The funeral services was conducted by Rev. Mr.
Hurdt of Walnut. She had been quite sick for sometime
could, neither-hear nor see for several weeks before she died
and suffered a great deal was a consecrated Christian lady, and
ha-
OBITUARY
OF WESLEY AARON TREADWAY
Donated
by: Craig Treadway
Wesley
Treadway Passed Away Tuesday; Funeral Today, January 19, 1962
Wesley
Aaron Treadway, 95, died at 9:15 a. m., Tuesday, Jan. 16, 1962
in an Asheville hospital following a long illness. Mr.
Treadway was a lifelong resident of Madison County and a
charter member of Marshall Free Will Baptist Church. Services
will be held at 2 p. m. today (Thursday) in Marshall Free Will
Baptist Church.
The Rev.
Joe Honeycutt will officiate. Burial will be in Walnut Cemetery.
Grandsons will be pallbearers; granddaughters, flower bearers.
Surviving are a son, Dock Treadway of Marshall; five daughters,
Mrs. Lucy Creasman, Mrs. Bessie Fortner and Mrs. Annie Marlor of
Marshall, Mrs. Ethel Owens of Knoxville, Tenn., and Mrs. Frank
Crowe of Alexander; three sisters Mrs. Tennie Henderson of
Walnut, Mrs. Mollie Fulp of Greensboro and Mrs. Lillie Williams
of Madison, Wis.; 33 grandchildren and 35 great-grandchildren.
Bowman-Rector Funeral home is in
charge.
OBITUARY
OF WILLIE TREADAWAY
Donated
by: Marian Bullard
Death
of Willie Treadaway, dated February 15, 1924
On
the morning of January 29th, 1924, our community was almost
paralyzed with the news of Willie Treadaway's death, some not
even knowing of his sickness, he was taken suddenly ill on
Saturday night after cutting stalks part of the day Saturday
making preparation for his intended next year's crop and died
the following Monday night.
Willie was one of the most moral, hardest working Christian boys
of our county, loved by all. He and his mother Mrs.
Matilda Treadaway, moved to this community many years ago from
somewhere near the Gabriel's Creek section of country. The
writer has been a close friend of the family since their coming
here and can truly say Willie was one of the best boys to his
widowed mother I ever say.
He professed faith in Christ some years ago and expressed the
same confidence in his last moments, however expressed one
regret that he had not followed Christ in the ordinance of
baptism, but said he would be baptized if permitted to get well.
OTHER
OBITUARIES OF INTEREST
OBITUARY
OF EVALINE
S. (BILLS) JEANS - Daughter of Mary
Treadway and John Bills
Donated
by: Colleen
Dobrzynski
Mother
of 13 dies from old age
Alton Evening Telegraph, Wednesday, April 20
Mrs.
Evaline S. Jeans Dies From Old Age At Her Home on Central
Avenue, Wednesday Morning.
Mrs. Evaline S. Jeans died at her home,
1703 Central Avenue on Wednesday, April 7th at 5 A.M. She
had been ill the past three months suffering with hardening of
the arteries. She was the widow of Marion F. Jeans who preceded
her to the grave 35 years ago.
Mrs. Jeans had been a resident of Alton
for the past 30 years. She was born in Baton Rouge, La., on Oct.
22, 1837. She was married in 1853 to Marion F. Jeans of
Clarksville, MO. Thirteen children were born to this union, all
but three having preceded her to the grave. The surviving
children are Mrs. L. L. Wayman, Mrs. E.D. Henderson, Mr. N. W.
Jeans and one grand-child, whom she raised from infancy and
loved as a daughter, and with whom she made her home at the time
of death.
Nineteen grand-children and 16 great
grand-children survive. "Grand-ma Jeans," as she was
called by everyone in the neighborhood was beloved by all the
children and will be greatly missed by them.
The funeral will be held from
Congregational church in which she held membership for the past
30 years, on Wednesday afternoon at 2:30. Burial will be
in City Cemetery in the family lot.
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