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- Prominent Tennesseans
Herbert Ralston Sullivan
Born in Warren County, Tenn., on Oct. 21, 1894; monument dealer and owner; Scotch-Irish; married Vella Maie Little on Aug. 30, 1922; son of J.F. and Nettie Bass Sullivan; father?s occupation: farmer and stock dealer; paternal grandparents: Thomas and Elizabeth Neal Sullivan; maternal grandparents: John Bass and Rachel Turner Bass. Attended the public schools of Warren County, Tenn.; a Mason; Democrat; and a member of the American Legion. Mr. Sullivan is owner and operator of the Warren County Marble and Granite Works and is one of the largest monument operators in the State. He takes an active interest in all civis affairs and is one of the County?s outstanding citizens. Mr. Sullivan served in the U.S. Army for 8 months during the World War. He is the father of three children: Kathleen, aged 12; Hervert Dean, aged 12; and Marion Ray, aged 9.
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