DUBOIS FAMILY Putnam Co., TN

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1 DUBOIS FAMILY Putnam Co., TN Source: Letter from Ivan C. DuBois found in scrapbook of Audra Camilla Anderson Denny: I m sure sorry that you had to go through the broken hip stage of life that so many are enjoying" through no fault of their own. Now the good Lord made us almost perfect and in his own image but I didn t read where he broke his hip. Anyway he didn t live to a ripe old age like some of us hope to do. You see there is a little weakness in our bone structure that maybe we have misused, especially since we straightened up on our two legs (Elmo would say limbs) instead of trotting along on all fours like our friendly animals. So sometimes when we step on the little rolling stone or slip or put some undue strain on this weak spot, that s it and we are laid up awhile. I hope you can visit Mama (Vida) in McKendree Manor sometime and see how wonderful that hotel is and you might want to become a neighbor of hers. Elmo says she loves it too. So you d better just sell that farm or lease it out and buy into McKendree Manor and your worries would be over. Of course if you stay as healthy as your little brother, Grover, you ll never need any help from anyone. That is he looked mighty fine last summer when I saw him in Cookeville. Grace has cooked up a bunch of fried chicken and stuff and we are headed to help feed a bunch of senior citizens. We don t exactly count our selves as senior citizens but our church calls on us every month to help out with the monthly dinner meeting. Then too I have to show some color slides of a trip we took recently around the Four Corners are of New Mexico, Colorado, Utah, and Arizona and the Indian ruins and cliff dwellings. Hope they enjoy it a little. Our little neighborhood Methodist Church was over 1,400 members and we will have only 60 or so senior citizens for dinner today. Tell everyone I know Hello and do take care of yourself and I do hope you are soon your active self again with no ill effects. Love, Ivan Note: Major Ivan C. DuBois was the s/o Elijah Lecil Mannon DuBois & Lois Vida Jared. Ivan was listed as a Methodist Minister in the 1930 census of Dist. 11, Putnam Co., TN. He was 25 years old at the time, single and living with his parents and siblings, Frank Morrison & James Jim DuBois who married and lived in Washington D. C. Dr. Elijah Mannon DuBois was born 13 September 1878 and died 28 May Elijah DuBois md 20 September 1903, Lois Vida Jared born 13 September 1885, Buffalo Valley, TN and died 1981, d/o William Wade Jared, born 1 July 1849, Putnam Co., TN and died 10 September 1891, Malta Bend, MO, s/o Moses Alexander Jared & Marinda Jane Price; married 2 September 1869, Mildred Alice Adams, born 10 December 1852 and died 17 February Children of William Wade Jared and Mildred Alice Adams: Comer Young Jared, born 27 April 1870 and died 16 May 1938; married 25 December 1891 Jennie Whitely. Comer Young Jared was a successful lawyer and educator. Lois Vida Jared, born 29 December 1885 married Dr. Elijah Mannon DuBois. Lois Vida (Jared) DuBois was a sincerely religious person and was very active in the Methodist Church. Elijah, Vida, Frank Morrison, & Ivan DuBois are all buried in Cookeville City Cemetery, Cookeville, Putnam Co., TN. Children of Dr. Elijah Mannon DuBois & Lois Vida Jared: Ivan Cordell DuBois was a Tennessee Major U.S. Army WWII, born 10 July 1904 and died 3 December 1966, buried in Cookeville City Cemetery, Cookeville, Putnam Co., TN. He married Elizabeth Grace McCracken. Ivan moved to Phoenix, Maricopa, AZ. (SS Death Index: Name: IVAN DUBOIS Birth: 10 July 1904 Death: December 1966 Age: 62 Last Residence: Phoenix, Maricopa, AZ Last Benefit: (not specified) SSN: Issued By: Texas).

2 Mannon Young DuBois was born 3 May 1914 and died 13 June 1916, buried Cookeville City Cemetery, Cookeville, Putnam Co., TN. Frank Morrison DuBois was born 12 September 1919, Putnam Co., TN and died June 1974, buried in Cookeville City Cemetery, Cookeville, Putnam Co., TN. He married Vernetta Wilson on the 22 April She was born Children: Wayne DuBois, born 9 July 1945; Clair DuBois, born 24 October 1947; Mark DuBois, born 8 September 1949 & Craig DuBois, born 18 February (SS Death Index: Name: FRANK DUBOIS Birth: 12 September 1919 Death: June 1974 Age: 54 Last Residence: (not specified) Last Benefit: (not specified) SSN: Issued By: Tennessee). James Jim DuBois was born 29 October 1925 and died November He married Clair Louise McCormick on the 5 May Children: Kerry Lee DuBois, born 8 March 1951 and Christie Lynn DuBois, born 9 November (SS Death Index: Name: JAMES DUBOIS Birth: 29 October 1925 Death: November 1976 Age: 51 Last Residence: (not specified) Last Benefit: Littleton, Arapahoe, CO SSN: Issued By: Tennessee). Lois Veda DuBois was living at McKendree Manor, Nashville Box (SS Death Index: Name: VIDA DUBOIS Birth: 29 December 1885 Death: February 1981 Age: 95 Last Residence: Cookeville, Putnam, TN Last Benefit: Cookeville, Putnam, TN SSN: Issued By: California). Elmo Lewis Nichols md Ernest Haywood Maddux. She was the sister of Harriet Douglas Nichols. Elijah Mannon DuBois, s/o John DuBois (1833, LA 1897) & Mary England (1844, TN 1908), both buried in the Glade Creek Cemetery, Putnam Co., TN, located in extreme south east corner of Putnam County within 1 mile of Cumberland County line. The old and new Glade Creek cemeteries are across the Glade Creek Road from each other where the old church stood. Recorded in the Cumberland County Cemetery Book. Also buried in Glade Cemetery: Nicholes DuBois, d and Thomas DuBois, b d Census Place: 1880 District 4, Putnam Co., Tennessee Source: FHL Film National Archives Film T Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace John DUBOIS Self M M W 45 LA Occ: Farmer Fa: FRA Mo: FRA Mary DUBOIS Wife F M W 35 TN Occ: Keeping House Fa: TN Mo: TN Emma DUBOIS Dau F S W 16 TN James F. DUBOISSon M S W 14 TN Occ: Laborer A.W.F. DUBOIS Dau F S W 12 TN Josaphene DUBOISDau F S W 10 TN Willie DUBOIS Son M S W 7 TN Thomas DUBOISSon M S W 5 TN E.A. DUBOIS Dau F S W 3 TN Page 121A

3 Elijah DUBOIS Son M S W 1 TN 1900 census 4 th Civil Dist., Putnam Co., TN Dwl: 53 Family: 53 DuBois, Mary Head 54 F W b. March 1844 Widow (9 children born, 6 children living) Farmer TN TN TN DuBois, Eliza A. Dau 23 F W b. December 1876 Single TN TN TN DuBois, Elijah M. Son 21 M W b. September 1878 Single Farm Laborer TN TN TN DuBois, Charley Son 19 M W b. March 1881 Single Farm Laborer TN TN TN 1900 census 4 th Civil Dist., Putnam Co., TN Dwl: 53 Family: 53 DuBois, James Head 33 M W b. June 1866 md (8 yrs. md) Farmer TN TN TN DuBois, Lou Rena Wife 33 F W b. June 1866 md (8 yrs. md) (3 children born, 3 children living) TN TN TN DuBois, Gerty Dau 7 F W b. May 1893 Single TN TN TN DuBois, Iuer? Son 5 M W b. February 1895 Single TN TN TN DuBois, James T. Son 1 M W b. April 1899 TN TN TN Putnam County Herald Newspaper, Cookeville, TN July 18, 1912, front page 9 th District State Primary Elections: Officer, Cleveland Burch; Clerks, Van and Fred Alcorn; Judges, J. B. Plunkett, Barney Burch and J. W. Braswell. 11 th District State Primary Elections: Officer, W. T. Denny; Clerks, Elijah DuBois and Solon Maddux; Judges, J. P. Nichols, H. B. Maddux & Albert Stanton. Putnam County Herald Newspaper, Cookeville, TN Thursday, January 16, 1919 Prof. H. D. McCulley will finish the Buffalo Valley school. It seems we are having quite a time getting a teacher for this school, as both Mrs. DuBois and Miss Jared had to resign on account of sickness. It is to be hoped Mr. McCulley will have a successful term. BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED Putnam County Herald Newspaper, Cookeville, TN, Thursday, 7 July 1921, pg. 5 Mr. John Bell Denny celebrated his 60th birthday at his elegant country home near Buffalo Valley, on June 29th, by entertaining more than fifty of his friends and relatives with a most bounteous and beautifully served dinner. The occasion was a most enjoyable one and will long be remembered as such by those who attended. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. P. Y. Jared, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. DuBois and baby, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Denny, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Johnson and family, Mrs. Hettie Denny, Mrs. Minnie Denny, W. G. Travis, John Denny, Mrs. Lessie Maddux and son, Mrs. Dora Maddux, Paulins Maddux, Mrs. Lem Brown and baby, Miss Jewel Shanks, Mrs. Sis Jared, Mrs. Alice Jared, Mrs. Gradye Maddux, and Mrs. Haywood Maddux, all of Buffalo Valley; Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Jared, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Denny and son, Mrs. O. K. Holladay and family, S. D. Denny, Mrs. S. L. Dillard and daughter, Ryman Robbins of Cookeville; Mrs. Minnie Jared and daughters of Nashville, and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Conger of Smithville. Putnam County Herald Newspaper, Cookeville, TN Thursday, 7 July 1921, pg. 7 Mrs. C. O. DuBois and little daughter, Mary Jane left for Nashville, Tuesday, where they expect to visit Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Jared and little daughter, Mildred Roberta. Source: Herald Citizen Newspaper: 31 January 1935

4 Perfect spellers for Denny s Seminary last month were: 1 st grade, George Shanks and Royce Cronk, 2 nd grade, Dorothy Ann Shanks and Luke Leftwich, 3 rd grade, Harriet Nichols, Walter Warren Shanks and Ann Miriam Shanks, 4 th grade, Kathleen Robinson, 5 th grade, Jim Dubois, Dimple Helms, Frances Maxwell, Kenneth Maxwell, and Lennel Sutton, 6 th grade, Alma Helms, Bill Medley, Tim Denny, and Pauline Robinson, 7 th grade, Walter Sutton, 8 th grade, Ora Carr and Edna Leftwich. Pictured left: James Jim DuBois Herald Newspaper, Cookeville, TN: 27 December BUFFALO VALLEY: Perfect Spellers for Denny's Seminary last month: 1st grade: George and Dorothy Ann Shanks 2nd grade: Miriam Shanks, Harriet Nichols and Mack Leftwich 3rd grade: Walter W. Shanks 4th grade: Katherine Anderson, Kathleen Robinson 5th grade: Lennell Sutton, Frances Maxwell, Jim DuBois and James Carr 6th grade: Alma Helms, Tim Denny and Pauline Sutton 7th grade: Walter Sutton 8th grade: Edna Leftwich, Ora Carr and Calbert Sutton Herald Newspaper, Cookeville, TN Thursday, July 25, 1935 Misses Florence Burch, Frances and Dimple Dean Maddux and Anne Jared spent the week end with Hiss Hilda Nichols, in Baxter. On Saturday evening, Frank M. DuBois, Gilbert Steele, and Nelson Maddux attended the party given by Miss Nichols in her home in Baxter. Source: Herald Citizen Newspaper, Sunday, 31 July 2003, pg. B 1: Way Back When: 4 August 1942: 63 Years ago: Tennessee Tech is about to wrap up its first summer term ever this month, 12 weeks of accelerated training for technical and vocational students needed by the nation to fight a world war. All patriotic merchants in town are being urged this week to attend a meeting in the courthouse this week. Experts from the federal OPA, which governs the nation s wartime price regulation system, will be on hand to detail and explain the latest rules. Meanwhile, a Buffalo Valley man has been awarded a Purple Heart medal. Major Ivan C. DuBois, the son of Mr. and Mrs. E.M. DuBois, won the medal for service at Hickman Field last December when the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor. (August 4, 1942). Herald Citizen Newspaper, Cookeville, TN August 4, 1942 A Buffalo Valley man has been awarded a Purple Heart medal. Major Ivan C. Dubois, the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Dubois, won the medal for service at Hickman Field last December when the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor. Herald Citizen Newspaper, Cookeville, TN February 18, 1943: The war is making Cookeville a crowded place these days. In war news this week, the newspaper reported that John Dyer Carr, a sergeant in the US army for the last year and the son of Mrs. J. M. Carr, is resting in an Australian hospital after being wounded recently in the Battle of New Guinea.

5 And other Putnam men are scattered practically around the globe, including Virgil Rittenberry, who s stationed in New York, Dillon Wallace, who s based at Miami Beach, Cyril H. Medley, who s at Camp Shelby, MS, Thomas Ammonette, who s somewhere in England, Maj. Ivan DuBois, who s at Pearl Harbor, Robert Neal, who s somewhere in Australia, Harold Bartlett, who s somewhere in the South Pacific with the US Marines and James Isaac Christian, who s in North Africa. Herald Citizen Newspaper, Cookeville, TN July 15, 1943, front page. Major Ivan C. DuBois who is stationed in the Pacific area is spending his 15 day leave with Mrs. DuBois on the west coast. They plan to visit Mr. & Mrs. Frank DuBois in Vancouver, British Columbia, and Mr. & Mrs. John McCracken in Grant s Pass, Oregon, Mrs. M. Shelby Jared in Seattle, Washington and James DuBois in Los Angeles, California. PUTNAM COUNTY BIBLE RECORD Published by Mountain Press Historical Records Project Official Project WPA No pg. 43 MOSES ALEXANDER JARED BIBLE This Bible is owned by Mrs. Dr. Elijah Mannon DuBois, (Lois Vida Jared) Baxter, Tennessee, R. 1 d/o William Wade Jared & Mildred Alice Adams. Mother of James Jim DuBois. The DuBois family lived near Buffalo Valley, TN on Gentry Rd. not far from the Minnie Denny farm. James Jim DuBois was a good friend to Tim Denny, s/o Virgil Timothy Denny & Audra Camilla Anderson. William Wade Jared was the s/o Moses Alexander Jared & Marinda Jane Price. Moses Alexander Jared was the s/o Moses Jared & Malinda Byrne. Marinda Jane Price was the 1 st wife of Moses Alexander Jared. The original owner was Flemin Thompson Jared, 2501 Grant Ave., Springfield, MO s/o Moses Alexander Jared & Sarah Arena Thompson Jared. Sarah Arena Thompson was the d/o Esquire Looney & Arena Sarah Davis (David) Thompson. Sarah Arena Thompson was the 2 nd wife of Moses Alexander Jared. Copied by Allie Loftis, Cookeville, Tennessee 4 January 1937 BIRTHS & DEATHS Moses Alexander Jared Jr. b. August 3, 1827 d. September 22, 1903 s/o Moses Jared & Malinda Byrne Chapter 8 Miranda Price Jared b. March 1, 1830 d. November 14, 1874 w/o Moses Alexander Jared Chapter 8 Sarah Arena Jared b. October 15,1843 d. May 1, 1908 w/o Moses Alexander Jared Chapter 8 Yateman Burr Jared b. May 8, 1848 d. August 24, 1861 William Wade Jared b. July 1, 1849 d. December 10, 1891 md Mildred A. Adams Brice Byrne Jared b. February 15, 1857 d. November 12, 1911

6 md Ellen Rector John Wesley Jared b. August 2, 1852 d. August 2, 1852 Mary Frances Jared b. August 5, 1853 d. August 25, 1861 d/o Moses Alexander Jared & Marinda Jane Price Jared Martha Jane Jared b. July 10, 1856 d. December 8, 1911 d/o Moses Alexander Jared & Marinda Jane Price Jared md William A. Holladay Malinda Tennessee Jared b. November 3, 1857 d. February 16, 1889 d/o Moses Alexander & Marinda Jane (Price) Jared md James Holladay Samuel Nicholas Jared b. November 30, 1861 d. October 7, 1926 md Ellen Rector James Alexander Jared b. May 12, 1864 md Lillian Wilcox Peter Young Jared b. June 1, 1866 md 8 November 1887, Sally Burton Peter Young Jared, born on Big Indian Creek, June 1, Married Miss Sallie Burton, November 8, Mr. Jared is a prominent Democrat and held the office of Circuit Court Clerk for two terms. He is engaged in farming and lives in the 11 th Civil District, where he has always resided except when in office. He is a Methodist and a Mason. *Notes taken from pg. 152 of the book A History of Putnam County, TN by Walter S. McClain. Moses Simon Jared b. November 25, 1868 d. February 28, 1901 md Lucy A. Denny d/o Jonathan Denny& Agnes Thompson Augusta Price Jared b. January 13, 1871 d. January 14, 1946 md Genie Robert Houston Jared b. December 16, 1872 d. August 12, 1888 Flemin Thompson Jared b. March 17, 1877 s/o Moses Alexander Jared & Sarah Arena Thompson Jared md Osabel Endicot Cordelia May Jared b. May 1, 1878 d/o Moses Alexander Jared & Sarah Arena Thompson Jared md H.L. Taylor Florence Alice Jared b. July 12, 1880 d/o Moses Alexander Jared & Sarah Arena Thompson Jared md J.W. Cox

7 Mark Anthony Jared b. November 22, 1881 s/o Moses Alexander Jared & Sarah Arena Thompson Jared md Elizabeth Heindrick Betsy Ann Jared b. December 12, 1883 d/o Moses Alexander Jared & Sarah Arena Thompson Jared md Charles A. Cox Newton Jasper Jared b. May 8, 1886 s/o Moses Alexander Jared & Sarah Arena Thompson Jared md Geneva Barnes Jesse Taylor Jared b. November 11, 1888 s/o Moses Alexander Jared & Sarah Arena Thompson Jared MARRIAGES Moses Alexander Jared & Miranda Jane Price Moses Alexander Jared & Sarah Arena Thompson *See Chapter 9 Moses Alexander Jared Jr., s/o Moses Alexander Jared Sr. & Malinda Byrne. Moses Alexander Jared Sr., s/o William Jared (1758, NJ 1827, TN, Rev l War) & Elizabeth Anne Besty Roulston/ Raulston (1770, VA 1835, TN). William Jared, s/o John Jared & Hannah Whitacre. Elizabeth Anne Besty Ralston, d/o Matthew Raulston (1742, VA 1800, TN) & (Martha Polly Moore (1744, VA 1806, TN). *See Family Sheet for Esquire Looney Thompson Sr. Moses Alexander Jared Jr. Moses Alexander Jared Jr. was born four months b. 3 August 1827, TN d. 29 September 1903, TN s/o Moses Alexander Jared Sr. & after the death of his father and as a result md 1 st Marinda Jane Price superstition grew up around him. It was believed b. 1 March 1830, TN d. 14 November 1874, TN that he had supernatural powers of healing and even s/o Moses Alexander Jared Sr. b. 10 April 1794 d. ca & after he was a old man, people would bring their Malinda Byrne b. 8 August 1800, TN 1 December 1881, TN. babies to him if they had Coated Tongue, or md 2 nd Sarah Arena Thompson Thrash, or a sore throat. They would ask him to b. 15 October 1843 d. 1 May 1906 blow in the baby s mouth to cure its ailment. d/o Esquire Looney Thompson Sr. & Arena Irena Sarah Davis/David Child of Moses Alexander Jared & Marinda Jane Price: William Wade Jared b. 1 July 1849, Putnam Co., TN d. 10 September 1891, Malta Bend, MO md 2 September 1869, Mildred Alice Adams b. 10 December 1852 d. 17 February 1946 Lois Vida Jared b. ca. 1885, Buffalo Valley, TN d. ca md 20 September 1903, Dr. Elijah Mannon DuBois b. 13 September 1875, White Co., TN d. 28 May 1948, Putnam Co., TN s/o John DuBois & Mary England Both Buried: Cookeville City Cemetery, Cookeville, TN Ivan Cordell DuBois b. 10 July 1904, Buffalo Valley, Putnam Co., TN Tennessee Pfc. Co. G 329 Inf. WWI. Buried: Cookeville City Cemetery d. 3 December 1966, Seattle, WA md Elizabeth Grace McCracken Ivan & his wife are making a world tour, September 1962 March Notes found on pg. 261 of the Book of Jared, Vol. 1 by Eleanor Hall. Mannon Young DuBois b. 3 May 1914 d. 13 June 1916, buried: Cookeville City Cemetery, TN. Frank Morrison DuBois b. 12 September 1919, Putnam Co., TN d. ca. 1974, Los Angeles, CA md 22 April 1943, Vernetta Wilson b. ca Frank Buried: Cookeville City Cemetery, Cookeville, TN

8 .Wayne DuBois b. 9 July 1945 Clair DuBois b. 24 October 1947 Mark DuBois b. 8 September 1949 Craig DuBois b. 18 February 1953 James Jim DuBois b. 29 October 1925 d. November md 5 May 1950, Clair Louise McCormick Lived in Washington state. Kerry Lee DuBois b. 8 March 1951 Christie Lynn DuBois b. 9 November 1952 Dr. Elijah Mannon DuBois & Lois Vida Jared Remarks written in Tim Denny s school days autograph book.by James Jim DuBois. James Jim and Tim Denny attended Denny Seminary, located in Putnam Co., nr. Buffalo Valley, TN. Located in Buffalo Valley, this old building has housed a number of businesses including the DuBois Brothers General Store and Funeral Parlor in the early 1900 s. In the 1920 s it was the Walter R. Shanks General merchandise Store. In the early 1930 s it was home to Pete Gill Merchandise, and from the late 1930 s until the 1960 s, it was T.D. Alcorn General Merchandise. It also housed the Buffalo Valley Post Office in the 1940 s and 1950 s. Telegram send to Virgil Timothy & Audra Camilla (Anderson) Denny by Major Ivan Cordell DuBois when he was in the Army, 10 December It said: Remember about 25 years ago when a wagon load of our folks turned over in crossing creek near your place. Ivan (Mele Kalikimaka Merry Christmas). Telegram was passed by Base 0202 Army Examiner, San Francisco, CA. Telegram appears to be from the Hawaiian Islands. The Dubois family lived near the old Timothy Denny farm located in Putnam Co., TN, nr. Buffalo Valley on Big Indian Creek Road.

9 Elijah Mannon DuBois Obt. Funeral services were conducted for Elijah Mannon DuBois who died Friday of a heart attack at the age of 69. The Rev. Thornton Fowler officiated at the services where were held at the Whitson Funeral Home. The Cookeville Masonic Lodge was in charge of services at the grave in the City Cemetery. Mr. DuBois, a native of White County, but had lived a number of years in Putnam County. A resident of Cookeville for the past 6 years, he had been engaged in farming and in the cattle business. He was a Mason and a member of the Methodist Church. For a number of years, Mr. DuBois was a member of the Putnam County Board of Education. He was the son of the late John and Mary England DuBois. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Lois Veda (Jared) DuBois; and 3 sons, Ivan Cordell DuBois, Omak, WA, James DuBois and Frank Morrison DuBois, both of Melo Park, CA. Herald, Cookeville, TN: Thursday, 3 June Frank Morrison DuBois Obt. COOKEVILLE Memorial services for Frank Morrison DuBois will be conducted from the Cookeville City Cemetery Tuesday at 10:00 a.m. Mr. DuBois is the son of Mrs. Veda DuBois and the late Lige DuBois. He died in Los Angeles, California. The family has requested that contributions be made to the cancer fund. Hooper Huddleston Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Herald Citizen newspaper, Cookeville, TN: Monday, 1 July 1974, pg. 2. Ivan Cordell DuBois Obt. Funeral services for Ivan Cordell DuBois, 62, will be Friday at 2:30 in the Chapel of Whitson Funeral Home. Dr. Charles N. Sharpe will officiate and burial will be in the Cookeville City Cemetery. Mr. DuBois, a native of Buffalo Valley, Putnam Co., TN died Saturday in Seattle, WA, following an illness of several months. He was the son of Vida Jared DuBois, formerly of Cookeville now of Heritage, TN, and the late E. M. DuBois. He was a member of the Aldersgate United Methodist Church in Phoenix, AZ. Mr. DuBois attended the Cookeville schools, Vanderbilt University in Nashville and was a graduate of the University of Tennessee in Knoxville. A major in the U. S. Army, he was at Pearl Harbor when it was attacked in After WWII, he resided in Omack, WA, later became a resident of Phoenix, AZ where he had business interests. He was a member of the Masonic Scottish Rite Bodies and Knight Templar of the Shrine. Besides his mother, survivors are his wife, Mrs. Grace McCracken DuBois two brothers, Frank Morrison DuBois of Chicago and Jim DuBois of San Francisco, CA. Herald, Cookeville, TN: Thursday, 8 December 1966, pg. 8.

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