GARRED CHAPEL CEMETERY
Rebecca Peck Dyer
wife of Owen Dyer
Born Nov 30, 1809
Died Jan 1, 1902
Jesus is the truth, the way that leads you home.
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Bernard Poage Garred, M.D.
1858-1936
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GARRED, B. P.
Stricken with an acute heart attack shortly after dinner, Dr. Bernard Pogue Garred, 80, prominent Charleston physician and a native of Lawrence County, died at his home in Charleston, WV, Sunday afternoon. Funeral services were conducted in Charleston Wednesday morning and the body was brought here and taken to the Garred Cemetery 9 miles south of Louisa on the Mayo trail where interment was made Wednesday afternoon following brief services conducted at the grave by Rev. H. b. Hewlett. A son of the late David and Nancy Garred, Dr. Garred was born in this county, Apr 23, 1856,. He attended the College of Physicians and Surgeons at Baltimore, MD and upon graduating went to Peach Orchard where he began his career. At Charleston he was a prominent physician and an authority on certain medical subjects. He had practiced medicine continuously for 52 years. He married Hester Selbe at Marmet, WV I 1900, and went to Charleston in 1918. He was well known in Lincoln, Kanawha and Boone Counties. He is survived by the widow, 4 sons, Dr. H. W. Garred, Felix Garred and Owen Garred of Charleston and Robert Garred of Seattle, WV; 2 daughters, Miss Mildred Garred and Mrs. John Turkelson of Charleston; and 3 brothers, Lee A. Garred of near Louisa, Michael of Miami, OK and Ulysses of New York. Big Sandy News, Friday, Jan 24, 1936
Carleton son of E.W. & Virginia Garred
July 25, 1939
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Son of Emery William Garred & Virginia Carleton
Cordilda J
Dau of D.W. & N. Garred
Died Aug 30, 1856
aged 3 yrs & 2 dys
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Daughter of David William Garred & Nancy Woolbright Dyer
David W Garrerd
Born
July 1, 1823
Died
April 26, 1908
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David William Garred s/o David Jack Garred Jr & Jane Graham
h/o Nancy Woolbright Dyer
Felix Garred
Born 24, 1960
Died Dec 16, 1892
Jesus while our hearts are bleeding
Over the spoils that death has won
We should at this solemn meeting
Calmly say Thy will be done
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Dec 23, 1892
A telegram was received here Friday from Missouri announcing the death of Felix Garred, son of Mr. D.W. Garred of this county. Orders were sent for the transmission of his body to his old home; and on Sunday it arrived by special train. The burial took place near the old home, eight miles above Louisa, on Monday. The deceased was 33 years old and unmarried. he died rather suddenly, from pleurisy. During several years past he has been in various parts of the West, but for some time he and his brother Dick had been located in southwestern Missouri, where their business prospects were bright.
Death is received most unwelcomely, possibly, by those in the prime of their life; and it calls forth the sympathies of strangers, even, to see a promising, hopeful young man stricken down by death’s ruthless hand. We offer a full measure of sympathy to the relatives.
Dec 30, 1892
Peach Orchard: Death had invaded the home of David Garred on of the oldest citizens of the Sandy Valley. He came to where he now lives in the year 1839, they raised a large family, they lost on little girl who died when she was about 2 years old. The balance all lived till grown, they have been healthy and Felix Garred was the first to fall. He was born Dec 24, 1860 and departed this life Dec 16, 1892 at 4a.m. He was in Cartersville MO., when the death angle called for him. He had been a sufferer for several years, but his last illness was of short duration. He bore his affliction with patience and often called on the Lord for help and the word of God says whosoever calls upon the name of the Lord shall be saved. His Bro. Dick was with him when he died. He is satisfied that he now rests in Heaven. He was always kind and obedient to his parents, he was loved by all who knew him. He was industrious and was struggling to make something of himself, but that God too wise to err and too good to do wrong, called for him and he was ready. He leaves many friends to mourn the loss of a son and brother. He was brought home and laid in the church yard at Garred’s Chapel. There were many friends in attendance. The funeral was attended by the writer. May God bless the bereaved one, and may they all live so as to meet in the “sweet bye and bye, “ where parting is no more, where the word good-bye, is never heard, where the last look is never taken, where the tears are all wiped away. R. F. Rice. (Big Sandy News)
Herbert W.D. Garred, M.D.
1902-1937
Infant
James G. Garred
Sep 24, 1983
Jennie E & Lee A Garred
1873-1943 1865-1946
Parents of
Ulysses V 1894-1979 E Rebecca 1896-1972
Bernard P 1900-1990 Mathew D 1901-1960
Zella K 1907-1988 Lou Ella 1911-1918
Nancy O 1898-1961 Isadore M 1905-1963
E William 1912-1979
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Alvin Hattin Lee "Lee A." Garred
GARRED, Lee
1865-1946
Funeral services were held at 2:30 p.m. Sunday for Lee Garred, 81, prominent farmer and cattleman, who died suddenly of a heart attack at his home on Louisa, route 1, Thursday evening. The services were held from his home with the Rev. Leslie M. Rogers and the Rev. William Burgess officiating. Burial was in made in the family cemetery. Mr. Garred had just returned from a visit to his children in Ashland and Morehead. He had planned to go to Canada next month on a fishing trip. Born Mar 28, 1865, the son of David A. and Nancy Dyer Garred, he became prominent in the Big Sandy Valley as a progressive farmer and livestock grower. He took an active part in civic matters and was a school trustee in his district for many years. Mr. Garred attended the University of Kentucky, was a member of the Louisa Rotary Club and the Methodist Church. He was married to Jennie Elam at Whitehouse, KY, Jul 19, 1893. She preceded in death Feb1, 1943. He is survived by 4 daughters, Mrs. Rice K. Braley and Mrs. Vernon Weathers of Ashland, Mrs. Lon Arrington of Louisa and Mrs. L. C. Richmond of Milton, WV, 4 sons, Dr. U. V. Garred, and Dr. M. D. Garred of Ashland, Dr. E. W. Garred of Catlettsburg and Dr. T. M. Garred of Morehead and 1 brother, U. A. Garred of New York City. Big Sandy News, Apr 26, 1946
GARRED, Jennie (Elam)
1873-1943
Mrs. Jennie Elam Garred, 79, wife of Lee A. Garred, of Louisa, route 1, died unexpectedly Monday morning at the home of her son, Dr. I. M. Garred in Morehead. Mrs. Garred, who had been in failing health for several months, had gone to the home of her son in Morehead a week earlier to received medical treatment. A pioneer citizen of the county, Mrs. Garred was born and reared at Louisa, a daughter of the late Matthew McClure Elam and Emma Grant Botner Elam. She had been a member of the Methodist Church since girlhood. She formerly was a rural school teacher. She was married to Mr. Garred, scion of another pioneer family, in 1893. Had she lived until July they would have been married 50 years. Funeral services was conducted at the Garred home 10 miles south of Louisa on Mayo Trail Thursday afternoon with Rev. Leslie Rogers, pastor of the Louisa Methodist Church officiating. A large assemblage, including many people from other towns, attended the rites. Mrs. Garred is survived by her husband, 4 sons, all physicians, Major M. D. Garred, former orthopedic surgeon of Ashland, who now is serving in the Army at Abilene, TX; Capt. E. W. Garred, formerly of Louisa, stationed in the Army at Fort McClellan, AL, Dr. U. V. Garred of Ashland, and Dr. I. M. Garred of Morehead; 4 daughters, Mrs. Rice K. Brailey and Mrs. Nancy Denues, both of Ashland, Mrs. L. C. Richmond of Milton, WV and Mrs. Lonzo Arrington, of Louisa, route 4, a sister, Mrs. M. L. Burgess of Louisa, route 1, and 3 brothers, Oliver M. Elam of Ashland, Dr. Arthur M. Elam of Lexington, KY and Dr. Botner P. Elam of Columbus, OH. Big Sandy News, Feb 5, 1943
Louella daughter of L.A. & Jennie E. Garred
Born Aug 10,1911
Died June 22, 1918
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GARRED, Luella
Luella, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee A, Garred, living 8 miles south of Louisa, died last Saturday morning after a brief illness. The funeral took place on Monday and the body was laid away in the Garred burial grounds near the home. The funeral was preached by Rev. H. O. Chambers, pastor of the M. E. Church, South, of Louisa, and he was assisted in the services by Rev. Muncey. Relatives and friends were there from Louisa, Huntington and Charleston. Luella was only 7 years of age. About a week previous to her death she began to complain of a pin in her thigh. The trouble continued intermittently and after examination by the parents they decided the pain was due to rheumatism. By Wednesday the suffering became so acute that a physician was called. He found that nothing could be done for her, however, as the case proved to be a virulent and fatal form of erysipelas. She suffered greatly before death brought relief. She was a beautiful child. This was the first death in a family of 9 children, of which she was next to the youngest. Her sister, Miss Rebecca, who was at school at Richmond, KY, arrived soon after the end had come for the little one, and a brother, Lys, reached here from New York on Sunday afternoon. Big Sandy News, Jun 28, 1918
Nancy W. Dyer wife of David W. Garred
Jan 12, 1832 - Sept 28, 1924
Mother of Isadore M., Onolda Z., Owen D., Corilda, Arnolous J., Benard P., Felix, Michael W.M., Lee A., and Ulysses A. Garred
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GARRED, Nancy
Mrs. Nancy Garred died at her home 8 miles south of Louisa, on the Mayo Trail, Saturday evening, Sep 27th. The body was laid to rest Monday afternoon in the family burial grounds, by the side of her husband, David Garred, who died many years ago. She was in her 93rd year, being one of the oldest women in the county. Mrs. Garred lived at the old home place with her son, Lee A. Garred. She is survived by other sons and daughters as follows: A. J. Garred of Louisa, Mrs. Onolda Burgess of Gallup, Dr. R. P. Garred of Charleston, WV, O. D. Garred of Huntington, U. G. Garred of New York, and Dick Garred of Oklahoma. All are prominent citizens. The funeral will be preached next august, when it is hoped that all of Mrs. Garred’s descendants may be present. She was a faithful member of the M. E. Church South, a devoted mother and a kind neighbor. Rev. H. B. Hewlett of Louisa conducted the burial service. Big Sandy news, Oct 3, 1924
I M Garred (Isadore M. Garred)
June 30, 1849 - Mar 30, 1911
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Son of David William Garred and Nancy Woolbright Dyer
Husband of Urenie
Virginia Carleton and Emery William GARRED
Nov 7, 1909 Nov 15, 1912-Feb 27, 1979
PARENTS OF
Carleton (Infant) July 25, 1939
David Carleton Aug 5, 1914
Lee Ann May 30, 1944
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GARRED, E. W.
1912-1979
Funeral services for Lawrence native and former Catlettsburg physician E. W. Garred, M.D., 66, were conducted March 1 in Kilgore-Collier Funeral Home in Catlettsburg. Burial was in Garred Cemetery in Lawrence County. Dr. Garred, who resided at Robin Lane in Catlettsburg, died February 27 at the residence following an extended illness. He retired from practice last year. Dr. Garred was born November 15, 1912, in Lawrence County, a son of the late Lee A. and Jenny Elma Garred. He was a graduate of Louisa High School, Marshall University and the University of Louisville Medical College. He did graduate work at Tacoma General Hospital in Tacoma, WA and at the Mayo Clinic. He was with the U. S. Army Medical Corps in World War II. He had practiced in Milton, WV and began practice in Catlettsburg in 1945. He was a member of the Boyd County Medical Society, the Kentucky Medical Society, the Society of Abdominal Surgeons, the Society of South Eastern Surgical Association and the International Society of Proctology. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Virginia Carleton Garred, a son, David C. Garred of Sarasota, FL, a daughter, Mrs. Lee Ann Salmon of Sevierville, TN, a brother, Dr. U. V. Garred of Whitting, IA; two sisters, Mrs. Alonzo Arrington of Louisa and Mrs. Lewis C. Richmond of Fort Lauderdale, FL and a grandchild. Big Sandy News, March 7, 1979
Ardelia Meade
1877-1956
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Daughter of John H. Mead & Ellen Murray
Sister of Frances Jane Meade
MEADE, Ardelia
1876-1956
Miss Ardelia Meade, 78, died at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Arrington of Route 1, at 12:05 a.m. Monday. She had been ill for the past year. She was born on Route 1, July 17, 1877 and has spent her entire life in this community. She was reared by Mr. and Mrs. Lee Garred. She was a member of the Methodist Church. Funeral services were conducted Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. at the Young Funeral Home here. The Rev. Charles Perry officiated and burial was made in the Garred Cemetery on Route 1. There are no survivors. Big Sandy News, April 12, 1956
Frances Meade
Aug 10, 1873 - Feb 12, 1943
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MEADE, Frances
Miss Frances Meade, 70, lifelong resident of Lawrence County, died Friday night at the home of L. A. Garred of Louisa, route 1, where she had make her home for many years. She had suffered a stroke 2 weeks before. Funeral was conducted Sunday afternoon at 2:30 at the Garred home, 9 miles above Louisa, on the Mayo Trail and interment made in the Garred Cemetery. Deceased was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Meade. Her parents died when she and her sister Miss Ardelia Meade were very young and they were raised in the Garred home. She is survived by the sister. She had been a member of the Methodist Church for 40 years. Big Sandy News, Feb 19, 1943
