ions Mrs. Harris, too. does not believe that Annie Maude shot herself. “She was mortally afraid of dying—so afraid of so many things." Mrs. Han 15 recalls “She was so pos sessive with the boy. and with no one to leave him to, I just never have believed that she shot her self." Survivors Listed The Herald carried an obituary showing that the survivors were Bobby Camp, 11: three sisters. Mrs. Della Wood, of Clover: Mrs. Josie Newcomb, of North Carolina. Mrs. Hallie Hudson, of Farmville: two brothers* Fred Childrey, of North Carolina, and W. E. Childrey. of Farmville. No mention was made of Vick, yet it was Vick Camp who signed her death certificate as informant. His address was then 1364 C.C.C.. Petersburg, and he said that she was 40 years old and the daughter of Julia Tuck and Calvin Childrey. of Halifax county, and had lived in Prince Edward county two years at the time of her death.
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