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About Marion Caudill
From the 1910 federal census, Marion Caudill lived with his wife and two sons at Line Fork, Letcher County, Kentucky. the family at the time consisted of:
- Head Marion Caudill 26
- Wife Sylvania Caudill 21
- Son Mason Caudill 5
- Son Chester Caudill 1 year, 9 months
From the 1920 federal census, Marion Caudill lived with his wife, mother-in-law, brother-in-law, and children at Letcher County, Kentucky. The family at the time consisted of:
- Head Marion Caudill 37
- Mother in Law Mary Bush 60
- Wife Sylvania Caudill 32
- Brother in Law Calvin Bush 22
- Son Mason Caudill 15
- Son Chester Caudill 11
- Daughter Myrtle Caudill 8
- Daughter Mattie Caudill 3
- Daughter Oma Caudill 11 months
Marion Caudill and Sylvania Bush married and had 11 children. At the time of his death, Marion was survived by:
- Mason Caudill of Unity, Kentucky
- Mrs. Myrtle O'Brien of Ypsilanti, Michigan
- Mrs. Mattie Griffie of Wentz, Kentucky
- Fred Caudill of Dayton, Ohio
- Holbert Caudill of Blackey, Kentucky
- Mrs. May Eldridge of Ypsilanti, Michigan.
Obituary: "By request I will in my much weakness try to write an obituary of our beloved Bro. Marrion Caudill. He was born May 16, 1881, deceased April 1, 1958, age 77 years and 11 months and 15 days, was married to Sylvania (Bush) Caudill and to this union was born 11 children. Five preceded him death, six are still living. Mason Caudill, Unity, Ky., Mrs. Myrtle Obrien, Ypsilanti, Mich., Mrs. Mattie Griffie, Wentz, Ky., Fred Caudill, Dayton, Ohio, Holbert Caudill, Blackey, Ky., Mrs. May Eldridge, Ypsilante, Mieh., and 24 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren, to mourn the loss of a father and grandfather. He has been a good citizen, a good husband and father. He professed a hope in Christ and joined the Big Leathewood Regular Baptist Church the 3rd Sunday in Oct. 1938."
"He was ordained a Deacon and filled the office of a Deacon well. He was always willing to do anything for the upbuilding of our Church and to help his neighbor and fellowman. Always showed love to every one, both saint and sinner, was humble, and always wanted church in his home. He did not wait until he got sick to call for church in his home. His door was always open to his many Baptist friends. He often talked to me about his passing out. He said he was ready to go, and was sometimes willing to go, and get out of misery. He knew his time was short the last time I talked to him he said that cancer was eating him up. There are many, many things I could write and all good things. He has preached his own funeral and to his children I 'hope you will do as he has done, live the life God wants you to, and some day you can see your dad again where there will be no sorrow or trouble. Where you will never have to part, but always be in the joy of the Lord."
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Marion Caudill's Timeline
| 1881 |
May 16, 1881
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| 1905 |
August 1, 1905
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Letcher County, Kentucky, United States
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| 1908 |
June 5, 1908
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Letcher County, Kentucky, United States
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| 1911 |
February 13, 1911
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Whitesburg, Letcher County, Kentucky, United States
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| 1913 |
April 1, 1913
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Whitesburg, Letcher County, Kentucky, United States
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| 1915 |
January 6, 1915
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Whitesburg, Letcher County, Kentucky, United States
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| 1917 |
1917
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Kentucky, United States
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| 1919 |
February 21, 1919
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Letcher County, Kentucky, United States
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| 1922 |
January 26, 1922
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Kentucky, United States
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