Wolfe County News - Jan. 16, 1963 FIRST IN FAMILY OF 10 SUCCUMBS Jasper Napier, 85, died Satruday night at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Fannie Hensley of Nicholasville, after a long illness. A native of Wolfe, he was a member of the Nada Baptist Church. Survivors are three other daughters, Mrs. Clara Chenault, Pine Ridge, Mrs. Gretchen Adams, Waynesville, O., and Mrs. Pansy McGleeson, P__ng, Ill.; four sons, Sherwood and Robert Napier, Lombard, Caleb Napier, Lexington and Rodney Napier, Nicholasville, four brothers, Odis and Arnold Napier, both of Wolfe County, Brownloe Napier, Louisville, and James Napier, West Pen/Bend?; five sisters, Mrs. Dora Meadows, Indianapolis, Ind., Mrs. Susie Combs, Wolfe County, Mrs. Elsie Booth, Wolfe County, Mrs. Leona Hobbs, Middletown, O., and Mrs. Edna Blackwell, of Tennessee and 26 grandchildren. Services conducted Monday at 1 p.m. at Nada Baptist Church by Rev. John Frank Powell. Burial in McDaniel Cemetery under direction of Fortney and Wells Funeral Home. Napier's death was the first in a family of ten children, whose combined ages total approximately 710 years, all of whom are natives of Wofle County. Carole