Obituaries 1930 and Later

Obituaries 1930 and Later for Hillsborough County, Florida

This is a collection of Obituaries that I have acquired from my trips to the Hillsborough County Library. The date following the obituary is the date that it ran in the Tampa Tribune
Jose Inchaustigue Funeral services for Jose Inchaustigue, 60, who died yesterday at home, 2307 Twelfth street, were held yesterday at noon at his home. Interment was in Rose Hill Cemetery. Survivors are the widow and five daughters, Mrs. Graciela Alvarez, Mrs. Petrona Pereira, Miss Adolfa, Violeta and Lydia Inchaustigue. (30 Dec 1933) [Source]: Tampa Tribune	Jose Zaldivar Funeral services for Jose Zaldivar, 63, who died yesterday at a hospital will be announced later. Survivors are his wife, Ana, and two daughters, Caridad Alpizar and Mrs. Dolores Rodriguez. (30 Dec 1933) [Source]: Tampa Tribune	Fred B. Hartwell Fred B. Hartwell, 63, of Woodmere, NY, a visitor of Tampa for the last three winters, died early yesterday morning at a hospital. Besides his widow, he is survived by a sister, Mrs. A. H. Beaman, of Woodmere. The body will be taken to Woodmere. (30 Dec 1933) [Source]: Tampa Tribune	Albert George Brant Funeral services will be conducted this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at the Lutz United Brethren Church for Albert George Brant, 48, who died yesterday at his home. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Maude Brant; two sons, John Carl and Paul E. Brant; a daughter, Gertrude M. Brant; three sisters, Mrs. Evelyn Schatzman of Tampa, Mrs. Bertie Schmitz and Mrs. Matilda Louenslager of Columbus, Ohio. The Rev. A. C. Van Saun will officiate. Burial will be in Lutz Cemetery. Active Pallbearers will be Jack Carr, Frank Newberger, George Hoffman, George Ward, Mr. Baker and Mr. Barnes. Honorary pallbearers will be J. R. Denison, W. B. Coats, H. T. Dernin, Tony Reed, J. C. Brashear, W. Powell, E. F. Weimer, Fred Bletch, S. K. Wallace, Albert Jones, Sherman Moore, John Farm, Ira Goheen, and M. E. Grantham. (30 Dec 1933) [Source]: Tampa Tribune
Funeral Services held for L. Wohl, Tampa Business Man Funeral servics for Louis Wohl, 68, Tampa merchant who died early yesterday morning, were held yesterday afternoon at his home, 1037 Ninth Avenue, with Rabbi Adolph Burger conducting the ceremonies. Burial was in the Rodoph Sholom Cemetery. Mr. Wohl died suddenly of a heart attack, surrounded by members of his family. Coming here from New York during the Spanish American war, Mr. Wohl established a mercantile business at Port Tampa and later a wholesale restaurant and hotel supply concern in Ybor City, which he headed until his death. He was a native of Rumania. He is survived by three sons, Joseph, Isidor and Charles Wohl, who were associated with him in business; three daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth Berger and Misses Sarah and Clara Wohl, and two grandchildren, Melvin Berger and Tanya Wohl.(30 Dec 1933) [Source]: Tampa Tribune	Barney Rhodes, Tampa Businessman for 40 years, dies. Barney Rhodes, 65, president of Rhodes Improvement Co., and former treasurer of Knight and Wall Co., died Tuesday night at his home. He resided at 215 West Mohawk Ave. Mr. Rhodes came to Tampa 40 years ago after completing courses at Rollins College. He was born in Brooksville, and was the son of N. B. Rhodes and Mary A. Taylor, on of the pioneer families of Brooksville. He was first employed here by the American Express Co. After a few years with the accounting department of the Knight and Wall Co. He later became credit manager and treasurer. Mr. Rhodes was retired treasurer of the Knight & Wall Co., trustee of the K & W Employee pension fund, a director in the Knight & Wall Co., the Knight & Wall Holding Co. and the Tampa Paint and Varnish Co. He was president of the Rhodes Improvement Co. In his early days, Mr. Rhodes was interested in sports, and helped in the promotion. In 1916 he volunteered and became a dispatch rider in the AEF. Mr. Rhodes was a member of the St. Andrew's Episcopal Church. Survivors are his widow, Mrs. Mary Lena Rhodes; on sister, Mrs. E. K. Scherer; two nephews, L. C. Misenheimer, D. W. Misenheimer and a niece, Mrs. G. H. Ford, all of Tampa. Funeral Services will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from J.L. Reed & Son Chapel with the Rev. Alfred E. Conolly officiating. Interment will be in the Garden of Memories.(29 Jul 1954) [Source]: Tampa Tribune	Death Claims Former Tampa Singer, Model. Friends in Tampa learned yesterday of the death of Mrs. Marie Brown, 27, wife of Major Charles F. Brown, Jr., at their Maxwell Field, Ala., home last Saturday. Mrs. Brown was a popular resident of Tampa during the time her husband was stationed at MacDill Air Force Base. She left two years ago when the Major returned from duty in Korea. Mrs. Brown was a popular singer and model. She was employed frequently by one of the Tampa stores and was in demand as a singer at church and benefit activites. She also was heard on WFLA, at USO shows and in functions at MacDill. She was a native of New York. She is survived by her husband and a daughter, Patricia, age three.(29 Jul 1954) [Source]: Tampa Tribune	NORTHCUTT Mrs. D. M. Northcutt died at her home, No. 419 Stella Street, at 3:30 p. m., on Saturday. She was 28 years old and leaves a husband and one son. The funeral was held at the home on Sunday at 4 p. m.. the writer officiating, with interment at Woodlawn Cemetery, under direction of Smith & Roberts. [Source]: The Tampa Morning Tribune, Thursday, February 24, 1910.
BUZBEE C. A. Buzbee, aged 46, died last night at 8 o'clock at his residence, Eleventh Avenue and Thirty-second Street. He leaves a widow, three sons, three daughters and three brothers, all residents of this city. The funeral will take place at 3 p. m. today from the residence, with services conducted by Rev. Mr. Russell, pastor of Gary Baptist Church. Interment in Jackson Cemetery by Smith & Roberts. [Source]: The Tampa Morning Tribune, Thursday, February 24, 1910.	RIGBY James Rigby, sixty-two years of age, a native of Pennsylvania, and a resident of Tampa for seven years, died yesterday at his home, No. 1106 Horatio Street. The funeral will occur at the residence this morning at 9:30 o'clock, the Rev. Mr. Elliot, of the First Christian Church, officiating. Interment will take place in Woodlawn Cemetery under direction of J. L. Reed. The deceased was a member of the local Plasterers' Union and pall bearers will be selected from that organization. Besides a widow, he leaves a brother, Samuel Rigby, of New Castle, Pa., and two sons, Orville Rigby, of this city and Frederick Rigby, of Seattle, Wash. Mr. Rigby died from a complication of diseases and had been ill about two weeks. [Source]: The Tampa Morning Tribune, Thursday, February 24, 1910.	BUZBEE C. A. Buzbee, aged 46, died last night at 8 o'clock at his residence, Eleventh Avenue and Thirty-second Street. He leaves a widow, three sons, three daughters and three brothers, all residents of this city. The funeral will take place at 3 p. m. today from the residence, with services conducted by Rev. Mr. Russell, pastor of Gary Baptist Church. Interment in Jackson Cemetery by Smith & Roberts. [Source]: The Tampa Morning Tribune, Thursday, February 24, 1910.