ducted1by Rev * me graveside service by the Ma- sonic Lodge utJ‘Union, No 27, at which the deceased was a, long- (1 honored memben’t , Eulhem‘ers assisting were Her~ hart Dickinsonfl Lester Dickinson Howuch‘oekwood, Roy Asiesan, Misha!" (“Donal dRalph li- goss Honds‘n rtsjn Survivors induce his wife, Mrs Mary Nance at Hoodspom two daughters,- Mn 'Orphs. c-xshing, Keiowrm; Guiana Mrs. R noes Siege); Woadson,_ Oren: two I). oth- ers, Monroe Nance nr Dev etta and Wheeler Nance at Olympia; 1 and tour grandchildren 1 Harden Nance was born at Cooksvme, Tenn, January 25, ~1361 and his. parents moved to , Kentucky, where he lived until 13 years old In 1879 the family moved Io~K§nsm§ and October, , 1883, found the family with: six younger children landed in Scab tie With a span of mules and coveredrwagon they drove around by Puyallup and Olympie to 1111- , ion City, ferried across to Enid Point; and from there drove their outm’ along the beach let low 'tides to Dewatto, where the Nance homestead was located all" hands working at_ ciemng up the ram 3' ‘ Father Nance and Harden were; carpenters and implement mak- ers, and were the builders of the old David Shelton hom’e,‘«now on Front street. to replece one burn- ed shortly before. Harden was a boat bulldefé 311(11wa several craft Lind in eavlyvyears darfied , on B. towing business n the Can- , 31 His late fe 800;? mm d enfér mac me an ecgrpen kc tbxi‘lasn‘pinter- P , OCR Text: ducted1by Rev * me graveside service by the Ma- sonic Lodge utJ‘Union, No 27, at which the deceased was a, long- (1 honored memben’t , Eulhem‘ers assisting were Her~ hart Dickinsonfl Lester Dickinson Howuch‘oekwood, Roy Asiesan, Misha!" (“Donal dRalph li- goss Honds‘n rtsjn Survivors induce his wife, Mrs Mary Nance at Hoodspom two daughters,- Mn 'Orphs. c-xshing, Keiowrm; Guiana Mrs. R noes Siege); Woadson,_ Oren: two I). oth- ers, Monroe Nance nr Dev etta and Wheeler Nance at Olympia; 1 and tour grandchildren 1 Harden Nance was born at Cooksvme, Tenn, January 25, ~1361 and his. parents moved to , Kentucky, where he lived until 13 years old In 1879 the family moved Io~K§nsm§ and October, , 1883, found the family with: six younger children landed in Scab tie With a span of mules and coveredrwagon they drove around by Puyallup and Olympie to 1111- , ion City, ferried across to Enid Point; and from there drove their outm’ along the beach let low 'tides to Dewatto, where the Nance homestead was located all" hands working at_ ciemng up the ram 3' ‘ Father Nance and Harden were; carpenters and implement mak- ers, and were the builders of the old David Shelton hom’e,‘«now on Front street. to replece one burn- ed shortly before. Harden was a boat bulldefé 311(11wa several craft Lind in eavlyvyears darfied , on B. towing business n the Can- , 31 His late fe 800;? mm d enfér mac me an ecgrpen kc tbxi‘lasn‘pinter- P , Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Other Obituaries,N Last Name,Nance, J. Harden.tif,Nance, J. Harden.tif, Nance, J. Harden.tif