TITLE: D.P. Tate

SOURCE:  Derrell Oakley

SUBMITTED BY:  Derrell Oakley

FORMATTED BY:  Kim Grissom, Jun 2003

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TATE, D.P.
D.P. Tate Dies At South Union News was received by relatives here of 
the death yesterday in Oconee Co. of D.T. Tate, a native and for many 
years a resident of this county. Mr.Tate passed away at his home at 2 
o'clock following an illness of about three months. He was 60 years 
old and until about 18 years ago made his home in Anderson Co. Mr.Tate 
was the son of the late Tilman and Cynthia (Long) Tate well known 
citizens of this Co. for many years. Besides his widow, Janie (Snipes) 
Tate of Anderson, he leaves two sons and four daughters as follows: 
George and Raymond both of Detroit, Mrs. R.I. Yeargin , Mrs. Ira Eskew 
both of Anderson, Mrs. Morgan McJunkin of Tococca, GA, and Mrs. Bill 
Randall of Lavonia, GA. One sister, Mrs. Jane Dove of Danielsville, 
GA. Funeral services will be held from the family resident at South 
Union this afternoon at 2'oclock with the Rev. F.S. Childress. 
Interment in South Union Cemetery. Active pallbearers will include 
Messrs. C. Callaham, W.M. Gibson, Bill McJunkin, Edwin Harris, Otto 
Burris and Mark Harris. G.F. Tolly and Son, in charge. Contributed by 
Derrell Oakley, derrell@icubed.net

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